Former Scottsdale board member clashes with teachers
Scottsdale attorney Philip von Ammon, ex-board head for 1957-58, faced opposition from SFT president Larry Bell and Rev. Wilfred Stewart at a Coronado High School meeting. Bell argued by raising starting salaries to 6000 dollars costs taxpayers about 2.50 monthly. von Ammon warned teachers could lose jobs if they strike. The union pressed for bargaining recognition and higher wages amid tax-payer concerns and district figures for raises.
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Stewart
Locke Bowman
Warren Gentry
Scottsdale
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Church of the Resurrection
Tacoma Giants Exhibition Game Moved to Scottsdale Stadium
The Tacoma Cubs AAA farm team and the Phoenix Giants will play an exhibition at Scottsdale Stadium at 1 p.m. The game was moved from Miller Road city park. the Cubs MLB squad is not in town.
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Arizona Bill Exempts Film Firms From Disability Insurance Rules
Governor Jack Williams signed a law allowing.movie crews filming temporarily in Arizona to use disability insurance from their home state. The measure faced intense lobbying and opposition from John Ahearn of the State Industrial Commission who argued constitutionality and favoritism to the film industry. Proponents say it cuts costs. critics warn reduced benefits for insured workers.
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General Huang Takes Command in Canton to Crush Anti Maoists
Hong Kong papers report Gen Huang Yung sheng seized control of Kwangtung military affairs in Canton to stamp out anti Maoist forces. Chou En lai urges farmers to avoid power struggles and harvest rice as famine fears rise.
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China
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Kung Sheung Daily
Huang Yung-sheng
Kwangtung Military Control Commission
Gen Huang
Chinese National Defense Coun
Communist den
Reward Offered for Missing Pan Statue from McDowell Store
A $150 reward is offered by Erwin Weber owner of Only Shirt Co. for the recovery of a welded steel statue of the god Pan stolen from the McDowell store between Saturday night and Sunday morning. The piece, valued at $5,000, was broken off at the base and is the second statue theft from the shop, part of artist Dale Wright’s works. another sculpture Androcles and the Lion remained unrecovered. The Pan statue was finished about a month ago.
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Youth Arrest Clears Scottsdale Cat Burglar Mystery
Scottsdale police say Darold Reinhold, 19, arrested in Phoenix for burglary at Papago Mexican Restaurant, admits to 38 cat burglaries in Scottsdale. The spree last fall hit about a dozen homes in one weekend with profits from cents to hundreds of dollars. He has prior burglary convictions and served time in prison.
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Samuels
Quintuplets Born in Sweden. Three Die
In Vasteras Sweden a woman treated with fertility drugs gave birth to quintuplets Monday night. Two babies, a boy and a girl, survived in fairly good condition, while three others died. The surviving infants weighed one to two pounds and are in incubators at Vasteras District Hospital. The mother is 28 year old Mrs Lars Jansson.
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Lars Jansson
Stockholm
Johnson offers direct talks. Ho Chi Minh rejects
President Johnson proposed direct peace talks with North Vietnam in a February letter to Ho Chi Minh, which Hanoi broadcast as Ho's reply rejected. Saigon also made a direct peace overture to Hanoi, which was likewise rejected. Johnson later said progress was substantial though not yet near end, as Hanoi noted the U S bomb halt and Lunar New Year timing. Variable high cloudiness with mostly fair skies. highs near 82 to 83 degrees, lows around 46.
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Tuesday in the News Tuesday in the News
United Press International and the Progress Staff present a digest of daily news items. The briefing highlights notable events and briefs from multiple city and regional sources.
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Yanks and Viet Cong clash near Cambodian border
Thirty Americans died and 109 wounded in fierce fighting near the Vietnamese border with Cambodia. Viet Cong were reported fleeing across the border leaving 423 dead in the clash.
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U.S. Lee
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Reagan to visit Arizona for Easter vacation
California Governor Ronald Reagan is due in Phoenix for an Easter break visiting his wife’s parents at the Arizona Biltmore Estates. Senators Hayden and Fannin announce the Senate Reclamation Subcommittee will hold Central Arizona Project hearings in early May to speed federal review.
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Loyal Davis
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Arizona
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Pas Fannin
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Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Scottsdale wage study signals city pay changes
The Griffenhagen Kroeger wage survey for the Valley shows municipal workers may need readjustment. Scottsdale city manager Bill Donaldson says results will be compared with city classifications and Valley wages before recommendations to the city council by end of April.
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Velly
Phoenix
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