Three new boxing world champions crown a triple header
In Los Angeles UPI reports a triple world title fight night yielded Luis Rodriguez Sugar Ramos and Roberto Cruz as new champions while former champ Davey Moore lay in a coma after a 10th round knockout. Cruz captured the vacant junior welterweight title defeating Raymundo Torres. Moore, 29, a former featherweight champion, remained hospitalized in critical condition with brain injuries.
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UPI
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Sugar Ramos
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Ultimino
Sugar) Ramos
Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Davey
White Memorial Hospital
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Rodriguez
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Cruz
Raymundo
Torres
Mexico
Italy
Duilio Loi
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
Nigeria
Mustachioed
Young Ramos
Ramos
Pay Increase Not Enough, Scottsdale Teachers Protest
About 120 Scottsdale school teachers gathered to protest board approved pay raises they say do not meet needs. The increases mirrored previously adopted regular increments and were not viewed as sufficient by the teachers.
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Scottsdale
Board of Trustee
Volcano Death Toll Rises From Bali Eruption
Official counts show more than 1,100 dead from Gunung Agung eruption with estimates likely higher. about 75,000 homeless and 132,000 acres of rice land destroyed. Survivors report ash rain and lava flows, while Bali’s Besakih temple area is cited.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Bali
Gunung Agung
Pahor
Besaksh
Hanhila Named Superintendent for Paradise Valley School District
Dr. Matt Hanhila, 52, former Carl Hayden High School principal, will lead Paradise Valley School District as superintendent effective July 1 after leaving Phoenix Union. The district has been without a permanent chief since October, with Robert Diederich acting in the role.
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Matt Hanhila
Carl Hayden High School
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Hanhila
Phoenix Union District
Paradise Valley Post
Phoenix Union Board
P. E. Morgan
Robert Diederich
Weather outlook with mild temperatures and clouds
Forecast shows high cloudiness today tonight and tomorrow with breezy intervals. High near 83 today and tomorrow, low around 54 tomorrow morning. Sunrise 6 30 a m sunset 6 41 p m. Yesterday high near 86 low 55 this morning.
Park Director Fired Over Recreation Weaknesses
Clarence Allen has been dismissed from the $700 a month post as city parks and recreation director. City manager Ken Williams said he requested Allen’s resignation for weaknesses in the program, though Allen had not submitted one. Acting director is Mrs. Nancy McCarthy. Allen, 52, had held the job since July 1960 and could not be reached for comment. reports say he went to California.
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Clarence Allen
Ken Williams
Allen
Department
Parks and Recreation
Williams
California
Session Nears Adjournment On Tax Equalization Bill
Senate approval of the House tax equalization bill 22 to 6 signals an imminent adjournment likely late next week. The measure creates a director of appraisal to revalue all property by December 31, 1964 and outlines a special session to set assessment percentages with the Tax Commission continuing as board of equalization.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
House
Sen
David Palmer
D-Yavapai
Charles Moody
D-Pinal
State Tax Commission
Phoenix man charged after raid at unlicensed Scottsdale coffee house
Allen Benjamin Jr. of Phoenix faces a felony narcotics charge and liquor in an unlicensed establishment after police seized nine quarts of liquor and marijuana at the Baboquivari coffee house behind the Scottsdale police station. Six young men were questioned and released. The raid followed a warrant and involved five detectives and a state narcotics agent. Bond was to be set by a Scottsdale justice.
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Phoenix
First Street
Scottsdale Police Department
Allen Benjamin Jr
53Rd Pl
Benjamin
Bond
Harold Holcomb
Scottsdale
Editorial On Federal Aid For Growth Areas
The Scottsdale Progress lead editorial on page four analyzes federal aid money for regions where increased federal activity has raised school enrolments. It weighs policy implications and local impact.
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Scottsdale Progress
Schools Miss Federal Funds Since 1960, Dick Says
Since 1960 the district first applied and then rejected federal money, local schools have passed up nearly one million dollars in funds, according to state school chief W. W. Skipper Dick.
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W. W
Skipper" Dick
City renegotiates lease options for city offices
Scottsdale Square lease falls short on parking so the city plans to rent 7014 square feet in the Butler Homes building at 44 W Indian School Rd. Rate 3.26 per sq ft per year plus janitorial and utilities totaling about 22 865.64 annually with a 2500 credit for partitioning and lighting. City hall at 133 E Main St will be made available to the public library.
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Butler Homes
W. Indian School Road
Kenneth Williams
Scottsdale Square
Capital Corporation
Butler
Williams
Main Street
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