Real fears about federal school aid in Arizona
This first of three reports examines how millions in federal aid will flow to Arizona schools in 1964 65 under several programs. Scottsdale, the state’s third largest district, would gain over 300000 in cash and commodities but has resisted federal funding citing fears of federal control.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Scottsdale School Board
Mayme Mitchell
Bill Pedersen
Arizona schools receive federal aid under PL 874 and 815
Arizona districts gain funds for federally connected students under PL 874 and PL 815 with projected 1965-66 totals. concerns over impacted area eligibility persist. Scottsdale reports 11 600 for teacher salaries and travel and seeks 5 386 more for equipment. state CROs anticipate nearly 1 million this year and 1.5 million next year. Vocational Education Act 1963 cited as nonintrusive by Cullison. civil defense adult education also funded. Mesa district opposed to federal aid signals change.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
J. R. Cullison
Cullison
Washington
Harvey Johns
NYC stock prices slide amid ongoing market decline
Prices fell on the New York Stock Exchange as a continuing trend of weeks of losses erodes billions in paper value across the market.
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New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Kidney switch works at Parkland Hospital
Surgeons at Parkland Hospital in Dallas transplanted one of slain David Pineda’s kidneys into a gunshot victim within minutes after Pineda died. The five hour operation succeeded and the recipient, unnamed, was placed in intensive care in critical condition. Police investigated the shooting.
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Dallas
UPI
Parkland Hospital
Parkland
Theospital
John Kennedy
David M. Fineda
Pineda
JD’s Go Go lounge manager assaulted in Safari Hotel incident
Police report the manager Ken Thompson, 35, of 4816 N Woodmere Fairway was treated at Baptist Hospital for facial injuries after a dispute in the Safari Hotel coffee shop. Thompson said a man made an obscene remark, they fought, and a witness struck the assailant with a syrup jar before Thompson was knocked down and kicked. Detective Hugh Carpenter said police actions depend on a signed complaint.
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Safari Hotel
Ken Thompson
N. Woodmere Fairway
Baptist Hospital
Hugh Carpenter
Thompson
Pat Randallo
Phoenixs
Randallo
Scottsdale district eyes tax rate cut amid state aid rise
Scottsdale school officials expect a 30 cent reduction in the district property tax rate for the next fiscal year due to increased state and county aid. The district will receive 871,570 from a 19 million school aid plan enacted Friday, with elementary and high school allocations of 638,453 and 223,117 respectively. The current rate is 6.52 per 100 assessed valuation and will be set after August assessments.
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Scottsdale
al Flowers
Flowers
Scottsdale McDowell plan review for shopping center phase
Planning commission tonight will consider site plan approval for Wonderfair Stop for five stores including a Walgreen and department store at the northwest corner of Scottsdale and McDowell Roads. Readiness for future high rise office and apartment phases noted.
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Dowell Rds
Planning Commission
Council
E. Main St
Wonderfair
Benen Maref
Bob's Restaurant
Camelback Rd
77Th
78Th Sts
Air attacks in Vietnam as leaflets and bombs target Hanoi areas
UPI reports U S Air Force jets dropped 2.7 million anti Hanoi leaflets over five North Vietnamese cities while B 52 bombers hit a Viet Cong staging area east of Saigon killing about 100. Viet Cong mortars hit Nha Trang training station and Nghia Hanh near Da Nang wounding 18 and killing a sailor. Losses include two American and six Vietnamese wounded. a transport plane crash near Saigon adds two American fatalities.
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Saigon
UPI
U. S. Air Force
Ae Hanoi
Zir Mues Soul
Nha Trang
Nghia Hanh
da Nang
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Guilty verdicts in UC sit in for 101 defendants
Berkeley Calif upi Municipal Judge Rupert Critten den found 101 of the 155 demonstrators at Sproul Hall guilty of visiting or remaining trespass and nearly all guilty of resisting arrest. One defendant was cleared of a false charge of unlawful assembly. Mario Savio among those tried. Judge set sentencing for July 19 with remaining cases pending.
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Berkeley, Calif
UPI
Rupert Crittenden
University of California
Mario’ Savio
Nest with a view Dove continues patient wait
A brief caption notes a dove enduring a long wait with calm feathers. The photo includes Kathy Koors, 6, Patty Spencer, 6, of 8301 E Windsor, Michael Koors, 12, and Tom Koors, 9, from a local scene.
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Dove
Kathy.Koors
Patty Spencer
E. Windsor
Michael Koors
Tom Koors
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