Scottsdale exhibit spotlights Indian rebel artist Hinds
Patrick Swazo Hinds, a 36 year old Tewa painter from Tesuque Pueblo New Mexico, wins the New Vistas award in Scottsdale. He blends moody San Francisco abstracts with Tesuque kachina imagery while challenging limits of Indian art and declaring abstraction part of his heritage.
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Puebla
New Mexico
Patrick Swazo Hinds
Executive House
Santa Fe
Martin Vigil
Berkeley
Gallup
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Ihhink
Pat Hinds
Williams appoints four to new Arizona Coliseum Board
Gov. Williams names Jack Gilbert and Dick Smith to the new Arizona Coliseum and Exposition Center Board. Republicans Wade Hampton Wayne Price Louie Horrell also named. The board replaces the former seven fair commissioners after deficits and dissolution of the Fair Commission.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
Arizona House
Arizona Coliseum and
Friay
State Fair and Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Jack Gilbert
Warren
Price
Williams
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
CAP bill looms over Arizona Senate action
The Senate prepared for a formal vote on the historic Central Arizona Project CAP bill after a voice approval in debate. House-passed measures reforming the liquor department and creating a central state purchasing agency were also slated for debate, with Republicans pushing to wrap the nine week session next Monday. Democrats protested the rapid pace of bills on the Senate calendar.
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Senate
Babson Warns of Rising School Costs and Wages
The Weekender finance section notes Roger Babson warns costs and wages will climb. An adjacent article explains check cashing procedures. Page references: Page 12 for the Babson item and finance notes, Page 8 for Chandler’s Zora Folley interview and action photos, Page 6 for youth opportunities, Page 2 for police activities in Scottsdale.
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Roger Babson
Chandler
Zora Folley
Cassius Clay
Court overturns Communist Party conviction on Fifth Amendment grounds
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the Nov 19 1965 conviction for failing to register under the Subversive Activities Control Act and set aside a 230000 fine. The ruling rests on Fifth Amendment self incrimination protections asserting that individuals may not be compelled to disclose incriminating information.
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William B. Jones
Justice Department
Communist Party
Thunderbird Field Runway Resurfacing Begins in Scottsdale
Work starts Monday on asphalt overlay to meet FAA standards after Bentson Contracting’s failed pavement. Lighting wiring delivered. field to operate temporarily by Thunder bird Academy. Bids for fixed base operators due March 13 as a nonprofit plans bonds to finance hangars and buildings.
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Scottsdale
Municipal Thunderbird Field
Bentson Contracting Co
Federal Aviation Agency
Ken McDonald
McDonald
Thunderbird Academy
FAA
Seventh- Day Adventist Conference
Arizona
School chiefs debate centralization plans in Maricopa County
John Tanner of Scottsdale says consolidation of districts and centralized purchasing are not aims of a proposed Maricopa County superintendents group. At a Tempe meeting, educators weighed cooperation in legislation and planning but split on centralization. Dr. Howard Seymour leads a committee to define goals, with a next meeting to decide if further planning is needed.
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Maricopa County
John Tanner
Scottsdale
Tanner
McClintock High School
Tempe
Howard Seymour
Phoenix Union Figs
Seymour
Thant cautious on Vietnam peace prospects after Hanoi talks
United Nations Secretary General Thant after a three hour meeting with two Hanoi representatives reported little optimism for peace in Vietnam. In Saigon U S Marines faced heavy fighting near the demilitarized zone with 271 killed in ongoing clashes and a major battle looming. Adam Clayton Powell preached at an outdoor Bimini service while Roy Wilkins criticized him in Princeton. Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut said the Senate will not oust him as Powell’s House removal spurred debates on conscience and civil rights leadership.
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Thant
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Adam Clayton Powell
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NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Powell
New Britain
Conn
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
House
Phoenix man dies in freeway crash on Black Canyon Freeway
Michael Tadano, 21, of Glendale died when his car lost control and overturned on the Black Canyon Freeway in Phoenix. The fatality raised Arizona's toll to 92, 18 fewer than the same date last year.
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Phoenix
Michael Tadano
Glendale
Black Canyon
Arizona
State Senate delays debate on liquor department reform bill
The Arizona State Senate postponed action on a House passed bill reforming the State Liquor Department until Monday. The debate, slated for today, was postponed due to pending deliberations and surrounding arred ment.
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