Scottsdale ministers draft statement on school district communication
The Scottsdale Ministerial Association works on a statement criticizing district communication among the Scottsdale School Board administrators and teachers. It signals ministers’ effort to avert a possible teacher strike amid bargaining disputes over salaries and workloads. The union cites underpayment and high class loads, while salaries lag behind non technical fields. Superintendent John Tanner notes Arizona law bans teacher strikes. District officials consult county attorney while teachers assess strike strength, claiming over 400 members, mainly in high schools.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Arizona State University
John Tanner
Arizona
Parking lot dispute ends with city permit at hospital lot
In Scottsdale a parking clash near a Cubs Angels game escalated between Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Women's Auxiliary and stadium attendants. Officers and three squad cars attended before the city issued a permit allowing the auxiliary to charge 50 cents per car in the hospital lot.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Chicago Cubs
California Angels
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Stillman to Receive Navy Award for Service to Academy
Guy Stillman of Scottsdale to be honored with the 1967 Naval Academy Association of New York award for contributions to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. He has chaired the US Naval Academy Board of Visitors since 1965 and served on it since 1963. Stillman, a World War I Navy veteran and former Naval Reserve member, led a building program and curriculum realignment at the academy. He is a consulting engineer and real estate broker with ties to Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co and lumber operations in New Mexico.
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Guy Stillman
Scottsdale
Naval Academy Association of New York
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Stillman
McCormick Ranch
US Naval Academy Board of Visitors
Naval Reserve
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co
New Mexico
State Department
Mexico
United States
Association
New York
Cigar Puff Causes Stir at Divorce Court
Frank Look, 70, visited a Chicago divorce court to observe proceedings and sparked a disruption by smoking a cigar. After a brief struggle with bailiffs enforcing the no smoking rule he was sentenced to 80 days in Cook County Jail for disrupting court decorum.
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Frank Look
Look
Cook County
Red Army seizes battle torn Canton
Canton reports say the Chinese Communist Army has seized control after nightly clashes between Mao supporters and opponents. The takeover includes troops patrolling streets with Red Guards warned to surrender, and workers threatened with force if resistance continues.
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Canton
Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
the Star
Red Guard
China
Mao
Ho Man-chiu
Liberation Army
Shanghai Radio
Peking
Wen Wei Pao
Viet Cong rebukes for failed Hope tour bombing in Saigon
A captured Viet Cong document criticized urban sapper squads for mis-timed attacks during the Christmas 1964 Hope tour in Saigon. It cites the Brinks officers quarters bombing, embassy attack casualties, and the My Canh floating restaurant massacre as failed operations and warns of countermeasures and noise issues.
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Saigon
UPI
Bob Hope
Vietnam
Hope
South Vietnam
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Brinks Bachelors
Brinks
Bob Hope Entertainment Group
U.S
My Canh
Raskins Give Land and Cash for Devereux School Campus
Mr and Mrs Harry A Raskin of Phoenix donate 10 acres of land valued at 250000 and a cash gift to fund the first phase of a Devereux School for emotionally disturbed children to be built at the northeast corner of 64th Street and Sweetwater Road in Paradise Valley. Groundbreaking is seen for mid May with the Devereux Foundation overseeing operations.
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Childisn
The
Devereux Foundation
Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Maine
Massachusetts
Raskins
Harvey Allen
Devereux
Devon
Raskin
Oklahoma City
Senate OKs consular treaty with Russia in Senate vote
The Senate approved the U S Soviet consular treaty after eight days of debate and the defeat of six restrictions linking it to a Russian pullout in Vietnam. The pact protects Soviet and American citizens traveling in the other country and moves to President Johnson for final approval.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Vietnam
Pilot Killed As Luke Jet Crashes Near Gila Bend
A Luke Air Force Base student pilot attached to the 514th Combat Crew Training Squadron died when his jet fighter crashed 10 miles northeast of Gila Bend during a ground attack tactics mission on the Gila Bend Gunnery Range. Name withheld pending notification.
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Gila Bend
Luke Air Force
Rose
Luke
Bids Studied For Scottsdale Police Car Fleet
Five bids were opened for nine patrol cars with options for sale or full leasing. Local firms Jack Johnson Plymouth and Madison Chevrolet joined two Phoenix bidders New Dodge City and Courtesy Chevrolet, while Lease-Way of Arizona bid only for leasing. Officials will compare leasing and sale costs to craft a recommendation.
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Scottsdale
Lease - Way
Arizona
Jack Reed
Jack Johnson
Madisons
Yacht in Orient Arrives in Hong Kong Before Haiphong Run
The American yacht Phoenix with $10,000 in medical supplies for North Vietnam reaches Hong Kong on the final stop before Haiphong. U S consular officials seek to discourage pacifist Earle Reynolds and his crew from aiding the Communists while the group plans to sail to Haiphong on March 21 despite opposition. The crew includes Philip Drath Horace Champney Ivan Massar and Robert Dio.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Phoenix
North Vietnam
Haiphong
U.S
Earle Reynolds
Hiroshima
Philip Drath
San Rafael
Calif
Horace Champney
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ivan Massar
Coi Para
Robert Dio
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Clay
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CAP
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Denver
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