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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
8
Washington reports say Congress approves a $12.5 billion education bill for the current fiscal year to fund Teacher Corps and related programs. Secretary Rusk notes diplomatic talks with Outer Mongolia but offers no timetable for opening relations.
Three Arizona State University students in the Progress editorial and advertising departments seek a 30 question sample exam used to gauge college aptitude for draft deferment. Two would likely stay in school. a third would lose deferment if this test were real.
The Kansas City Athletics have been ruled out as a potential spring training team in Scottsdale for next year as Eddie Robinson informed A’s president Charles Finley’s assistant. Scottsdale officials remain hopeful despite housing and logistics challenges and say several irons are in the fire to attract a team.
Paradise Valley Town Council named Gerry Sudbeck town engineer at a regular meeting. The council also approved a summer recreation program after a survey showed 340+ families with 569 children interested. Mayor awarded three plaques to retiring council members Hoover Madden and Harpermere.
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Residents feared a purple dust plume over Springerville Arizona and debated causes from a Titan missile gas leak to jets. Apache County Civil Defense Director Russell Longshore investigated and found the dust to be pollen from blooming pine trees.
In Pima County, Schmid was convicted of two murders on March 1 and sentenced to death by Judge Lee Garrett who set execution for June 17 at Florence State Prison. Defense plans an appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court and sought a post-trial sodium pentothal test.
At Charter Day on California's Berkeley campus, Goldberg urged moving toward international unity. He was among six honored with honorary degrees as he spoke on reducing fear and agony from the war in Vietnam and global risks of annihilation.
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