Kennedy Widow Reinterrns Kennedy Grave Amid Rain
Mrs. John F. Kennedy attended the reburial and consecration at Arlington National Cemetery as the President's body and two infant children were moved from temporary graves to a new memorial site. Cardinal Cushing officiated, with the Kennedy family and aides present under heavy rain.
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Mixed Feelings On Daylight Saving Measure In State
The State Legislature did not act on a bill to exempt Arizona from nationwide daylight saving time starting April 30. Clocks will move ahead, and daylight will last longer. Public reaction in Scottsdale shows varied opinions among industry, schools, police, and business leaders.
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Los Angeles
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Oldtimers Day Sets Brunch and Cubs vs Indians Game
Scottsdale hosts Oldtimers Day with Cubs manager Leo Durocher and Ernie Banks speaking at 10:30 a.m. brunch at Safari Hotel. A Cubs Indians game follows at 1 p.m. in Scottsdale Stadium. tickets are $5 and available from the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, stadium box office, or convention center door.
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Scottsdale teachers fault lack of communication in district
Teachers and administrators at the first meeting of the new district professional council aired grievances centering on a lack of communication among elementary and high schools and district leadership. Board members and educators cited miscommunication, limited information, and stalled salary talks, along with heavy class loads and slow adoption of modern teaching methods.
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Johnson Warns On Vietnam Bombing and Peace Talks
President Johnson said the United States will not resume bombing North Vietnam until Hanoi reduces hostilities to show willingness to negotiate. He cited a sacred duty to U.S. service members and rejected calls by Sen. Kennedy for faster peace moves. He defended bombing as a moral issue while addressing two small antiwar groups at the Tennessee capitol.
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Dodd funds allegedly used money orders to hide source
Witnesses on the Senate Ethics Committee allege Senator Thomas J. Dodd approved using U S money orders to conceal payments for personal expenses including a trip to a West Virginia race track. Former bookkeeper Michael V. O’Hare testified the device kept funds from being traced to deposited contributions.
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Progress wins Bell for Scottsdale publication fifth year
The Arizona Education Association executive committee named the Scottsdale Progress winner of the School Bell award for outstanding contributions to public understanding of education. The honor will be presented April 7 at the ABA awards dinner at the Westward Ho, with nomination by Scottsdale Public Schools officials. Last year the Progress and its sister Arizona publication earned Bell awards along with a best photograph award. earlier this year the Progress won four first place Arizona newspaper honors. Dix W. Price announced the award.
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Shaw defense aims to discredit Perry Russo in Kennedy case
Defense lawyers for Clay Shaw move to weaken witness Perry Russo asserting dubious credibility. They probe Russo on belief in God, past psychiatric treatment, and school conduct as part of discrediting his statements about Shaw and an alleged assassination plot.
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Water fight slows Arizona water relief push
Washington reports that Arizona Governor Jack Williams says the water shortage is so severe the state seeks rapid relief while a Grand Canyon dam dispute resurges. Interior Secretary Udall testifies the two proposed dams are unnecessary for revenue tied to the project.
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