Former Scottsdale Teacher Given Suspended Three Year Sentence
Lyle V. DeJong, 32, a former Scottsdale teacher, received a three year suspended sentence for lewd and lascivious acts involving a student. Judge Edwin Thurston presided in Superior Court. DeJong taught in the Scottsdale elementary district from 1961 to July 1965 and now lives in California. Convicted Feb 9 of actions alleged to have occurred in the second semester of the 1964 1965 school year. The sentence mirrors three years probation due to his commitment to ongoing psychotherapy.
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Scottsdale
Lyle V. DeJong
Edwin Thurston
DeJong
California
Help China join the United Nations amid Vietnam debate
A Columbia expert urges containment with engagement proposing China enter the United Nations as a U.S. policy keystone. Hearings on Sino-American relations consider Vietnam war fallout and calls for restraint, with Fulbright and Morse pressed on administration strategy.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
China
Peking
United Nations
Columbia University
A. Doak
Ayoreigna
Harvard
John K. Fairbank
Nother
VietNam
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Wayne’ L. Morse
D-Ore
South
Viet Nam
Barnett
Uncertain OCR Clipping Stocks Temperature Affects Markets
Fragmentary OCR notes mention temperatures, markets, Scottsdale Baptist Hospital, and names such as Vernon and Carol with scattered terms like Edgemont and Flink. The readable items are disjoint, lacking a clear event or outcome to report.
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Scottsdale Baptist ‘Hospital
Flink
Vernon
Carol
Richard Elsey and Susan record a wedding notice
A clipped notice lists Richard Elsey and Susan with an event details line from the paper. It appears as a formal life event notice with fragmentary OCR text and partial names only.
Siege at U.S. Camp Near Laos Border Fights On
Communist troops attacked a U.S. Special Forces camp near the Laotian border, with 13 Americans besieged by Viet Cong forces estimated up to 1,200. The defenders held out as U.S. airstrikes and flares attempted support. four American crewmen reportedly died in a rescue plane incident amid heavy fighting.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Senate OKs Social Security rider in tax bill vote
In a tight sequence of votes the Senate passed an amendment to the Viet Nam tax package extending Social Security benefits to 1.8 million people aged 70 and over not currently covered. Sen. Winston L. Prouty, Republican of Vermont, secured a hard fought victory amid party tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
iSen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut Democrat
House
Prouty
Pima Indians aid health studies and reform proposals
Nearly 1,300 Pima Indians on the Salt River Reservation join a Public Health Service health survey to study hypertension and heart disease risk. PHS ophthalmologists also examine for eye trachoma and ocular disease. Separate debate covers college tax breaks and Social Security lifting for the elderly.
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Salt River Reservation
Public Health Service
PHS
United States
Flood Impacts 24 Georgia Families As River Rises
The muddy river crested around 12 feet as floods forced evacuations for 24 Georgia families. Rescue crews in nearby towns battled rising waters and searched for those stranded. Local officials urged residents to heed evacuation orders while assessing damage along affected streets.
Diners hear Barber discuss Rhodesia and Britain
Stephen Barber, longtime London Telegram correspondent, will discuss Rhodesia Its Problems Relating to Great Britain at the Scottsdale Dinner Club tonight. The 7 30 p m gathering at Mountain Shadows Resort features Lipcoln Jr the former News Chronicle assistant now in Washington.
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Stephen Barber
London Telegram
Rhodesia
Great Britain
Scottsdale
Mountain Shadows
E. Lipcoln Jr
News Chronicle of London
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Asia
Africa
Associated Press
North Africa
Italy
Greece
Far East
Paris
Ngo- Dinh Diem
Hanoi
Congo
Kenya
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Scottsdale Federation of Republican Women
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Scottsdale Club
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Main Chance
Paradise Valley
U.N
Stock Market
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Richard and
Susan
N. Sik
Eine Ntti
Francis
Tan Bar
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Dyas
Resisto
SABA
Nocona
Justin
Acme
Tony Lama
Lasso
Levi's
LEE
Wrangler Jeans
Levi
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Honolulu
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American Motors
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