Burton quits as city attorney in Scottsdale
City Attorney Osmond Burton Jr announces resignation effective Sept 1 to join Bellamak Zepp and Mitchell in Scottsdale. Burton joined in 1961 and oversaw annexation disputes, sanitation changes, liquor tax fights, and embezzlement revelations, while praising local leaders and community growth.
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Deep North Viet Nam raid faces China border distance
Penetration near Hanoi by SAIGON-American jets targets a Communist bar racks area northwest of the North Vietnamese capital. The raid reaches about eighty miles from the Chinese border, marking a deep incursion into North Viet Nam in the war. Plus flood warnings as Arkansas River hits Great Bend area.
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Inside What's it like inside China Tourney notes
Page 8 hints at a piece on life inside China with a focus titled inside what's it like inside China. Page 7 references young duffers entering a tournament, suggesting brief sports items on youth participation.
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Architecture board clash over downtown control and term cuts
The seven member architecture review panel faces a council plan to trim to five with three architects. A downtown control dispute arises as merchants fear builders and architects would steer decisions. Chairman Mark Cockrill says the council will remove him once the ordinance passes.
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Judge Holland take over Ruby Oswald case in Dallas
A tough minded Montague judge Louis T Holland accepted to succeed Dist Judge Joe B Brown in the Ruby Oswald case. He presided last month over a session to decide defense counsel for Jack Ruby and would preside at any sanity trial to determine Ruby's mental condition. The move followed Brown’s withdrawal and Judge Dallas Blankenship’s invitation.
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AMA Debate on Medicare Strike Divides Doctors in New York
In New York the American Medical Association House of Delegates hears pro and con views on possible non participation in tax supported Medicare for seniors while resolutions call for a strike or boycott. Leaders led by Dr Jamies Z Appel argue non participation could harm the profession more than Medicare benefits.
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Awaited Scottsdale Favorite Father winner delay
With over 600000 ballots counted by five women, organizers postponed naming Scottsdale’s Favorite Father until Thursday as final tallies proceed. The contest faced a late surge of ballots and remains unsettled.
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Tragedy on a Summer Road Ends in Fatal Collision
Joseph Flitter and his son Ronald, 17, were involved in a head on crash along a narrow county road near Laporte. The father died from chest injuries in the front seat. Ronald, though badly burned, dragged his father from the wreck and ran to a nearby farmhouse for help before authorities arrived.
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Weather forecast sketch for a hot day
An afternoon and evening of cloudiness with two thundershowers. East end values suggest little change, high around 102, low near 62 tonight.
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Legislators Reach Tentative School Aid Accord
Phoenix reports House and Senate conferees reached a tentative school aid agreement totaling about 17 million dollars annually. The plan features a 20 dollar per pupil increase, with 12.50 statewide and 7.50 at the county level, plus a 12 million dollar equalization fund for needy districts.
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Magazine trial postponed amid retirement in obscenity case
In Phoenix the magazine distribution obscenity trial was postponed indefinitely after a county attorney said the delay follows a retirement. New charges may be filed after the dismissal of original counts due to lack of evidence.
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