Teacher union to air complaints at meeting
Scottsdale teachers and residents will gather at Coronado High School Auditorium today for a meeting called by the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers. Union officials seek wage talks and improved communication, with a district-wide election of representatives as a proposed solution.
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New Insurance on School Agenda at Scottsdale Board Meeting
Scottsdale School District trustees meet tomorrow at 8 PM in Navajo Elementary to discuss a new group hospital plan for employees with premiums set at 10.22 dollars monthly for staff and 16.73 for dependents. Bid invitations go to 24 firms and sewer work at Kaibab Elementary is on the agenda.
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Granite Reef
Kaibab
Phil Green Plumbing Co
Christ's Coming Denied By Scottsdale Evangelist
Scottsdale evangelist J. H. Roper who predicted Christ would appear at 2 p.m. on March 28 withdrew the claim after learning the person he met claiming a revelation may not be Christ. He said he sent letters to over 700 churches and news media announcing the event at the World for Christ Crusade headquarters.
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World For Christ Crusade
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Carmel approves two inch heel height rule
Carmel city officials restrict heels to two inches or less to limit lawsuits from fall risk. Women seeking higher footwear must obtain a city permit, providing officials a pretext for curbside enforcement.
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Heela
Reds and Yanks clash near DMZ amid heavy artillery
Communists opened a sustained mortar and rocket assault on U S Marines below the DMZ as Johnson met with Guam leaders. U S 9th Infantry units repelled a Viet Cong attack, killing hundreds of enemy fighters while suffering casualties. Air strikes and dragonships supported the defense as 178 millimeter howitzers came under threat. Browne sustained multiple injuries in the episode. Johnson planned talks on progress with South Vietnamese officials.
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Hershey backs draft by lottery in Senate hearing
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey testified that a lottery could be quickly added to the Selective Service to draft 19 year olds first. He described random birth date draws then alphabetic name draws to set priority and supported starting with the youngest eligibles. Senator Clark urged ending the draft, while Rep Hebert predicted Congress would oppose a lottery when the law renews.
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Johnson holds Guam talks with South Vietnamese leaders
President Johnson met with South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and aides as Ky pressed for heavier escalation. The discussions focused on pacification and peace negotiations with no agreement on military moves, while Johnson emphasized peaceful aims. Lodge will remain as ambassador at large.
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Burglary Suspect Arraigned In Scottsdale Court
Terry Wayne Phillips alias Terry Bunten was arraigned in Scottsdale Justice Court on burglary charges for breaking into three shops on Scottsdale Road last Tuesday and stealing about 2500 dollars in tools. Police recovered 3000 dollars in stolen tools. He is held on 3000 dollars bond.
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Court reverses Hoffa aide sentence in eavesdropping case
The Supreme Court voided the conviction of Charles O'Brien, a Detroit Hoffa aide, due to admitted government eavesdropping tainting his trial. Justices Harlan and Stewart dissented, while the court urged a new trial or release. Additional actions included a draft evader appeal denial and a death-penalty case hearing grant.
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Chucky) O'Brien
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Monday in the News From UPI and Progress Staff
A compiled Monday roundup from United Press International and The Progress Staff summarizes key global and national developments. It highlights political updates, economic indicators, and cultural notes affecting readers.
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House approves VietnamGI bill with wartime benefits
The House unanimously passes a Vietnam era GI bill extending wartime benefits to servicemen since August 1964 and raises educational allowances and pensions. It returns to the Senate where a battle over House amendments is expected. Independent Truman urges support for Johnson policy in public statement. Kennedy defends Time letter. traffic safety chief cites resource limits amid 1968 car standards debate. Milk truck blockades threaten penalties as dairy tensions rise in Wisconsin and nationwide.
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Judge Paschen expels Chicago reporter from Speck trial
Peoria Illinois Judge Herbert Paschen barred a Chicago Daily News reporter for publishing four juror names before they were sworn. The restriction on coverage is one of his core rules for the Richard Speck murder trial.
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Herbert Paschen
Chicago
Richard Speck
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Chicago Daily News
Downey woman dies after fall in Colorado River canyon
Cleo Smith, 43, and her husband Allen Smith, 48, were hiking near Page when a limestone shale ledge gave way, sending Mrs. Smith more than 500 feet to her death. The incident occurred about 1.5 miles from U.S. 89.
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