Dr Holt To Meet Teachers In Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Education Association will meet tomorrow with District Superintendent Charles Holt at 4 p.m. in the Scottsdale High School cafeteria to discuss teacher salaries and other matters. The SEA salary committee adopted a resolution to seek better relations with the board and administration and does not seek salary increases for the next fiscal year.
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Brazil Leftists Schedule Hate America Rally
Communist leaders defy a state ban and plan a rally in Rio de Janeiro tonight. The arrival of an Argentine delegation and Belgian intellectual Isabel Blum aboard chartered aircraft is noted as authorities threaten mass arrests.
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Bidault Said Hidden in Portugal as Police Seek Wanderer
Fugitive former French Premier Georges Bidault, 63, reportedly refused asylum in West Germany and is believed in Portugal to pursue overthrow of de Gaulle. Police probe a report Bidault entered Portugal from Switzerland Monday night under the alias Maurice Rene Auberger.
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Fannin Defeat Predicted By GOP Politico
UPI reports in Tucson that GOP figure Mac C. Matheson predicts Gov. Paul Fannin could lose in 1964 unless he shifts his strategy. Matheson says Fannin appoints too many Democrats, warns the next governor could be Sam Goddard, and argues for stronger GOP leadership in the state.
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Scottsdale Citizens Appeal for Federal Education Aid
Scottsdale Citizens Committee urges the school district to seek federal impact funds for construction and operation if taxpayers favor it. Vice-chairman John LaSota says district owners should voice opinions before trustees decide, citing over 50 members and past missed federal funds.
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Paradise Valley Considers Buy of Controversial School Facility
Paradise Valley School District weighs purchasing Elementary School No. 2 at 9827 N. 32nd Street amid a dispute over lease legality. County supervisors delay contract award due to liens and legal actions by owner Robert Altherr and lender Floyd Baldwin, with bond funds already approved for expansion.
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Scottsdale School District Faces Federal Impact Aid Question
The Scottsdale Progress plans to print poll results on Thursday showing citizen opinion on whether the Scottsdale School District should accept federal impact aid money. The poll followed ballots printed last Friday and Saturday. the district currently does not accept such funds.
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Coed Texas socialite found murdered near Phoenix tunnel
Deputies probing possible sexual assault in the death of Jane Langdon 21, a Texas Christian University student. Autopsy cites bullet wounds with evidence of assault and a 38 caliber revolver later sent to FBI for ballistic tests. The body found five miles north of Phoenix. two luggage pieces still missing.
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Senate approves auto registration fee hike for counties
The Arizona Senate passed a bill allowing counties to raise vehicle registration fees to fund street construction. Large trucks would pay $18, lighter trucks $12, and passenger vehicles $8, with 80 percent of revenue shared with cities and towns. The measure faced opposition from Sen. Sam Steiger. Meanwhile a $160,000 University of Arizona medical school appropriation sparked overtime budget talks between the House and Senate Appropriations Committees.
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Flood Threat Haunts Bali After Volcano Eruption
In Bali the flood threat looms as monsoon rains flood low-lying zones in volcano scarred areas. Rescue teams warn floods could push lava toward the sea endangering villages and refugees. Officials report heavy losses including dozens killed and widespread destruction to waterworks, bridges, and homes.
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Oil Men Oppose Kennedy Tax Hike in Public Interest
oil executives told Congress the Kennedy plan to raise taxes on oil and gas profits would threaten energy supplies and economic growth. They argued depletion allowances would shrink by about 20 percent and that major firms would pay income taxes, risking shortages as demand rises.
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Farm Program Gets Approval
A House agriculture subcommittee approved a permanent extension of the administration program paying farmers to limit feed grain production. The bill passed 8 to 6 along party lines and moves to the full committee.
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Dead Man Seen In Superstitions
Apache Junction APACHE JUNCTION (UPI) A helicopter rescued two climbers from Weaver's Needle in the blood soaked Superstition Mountains today while another lay apparently dead where he fell Monday afternoon. An air ground search began after a prospector said two were stranded and one possibly dead. Names of the three were not available.
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Executive Says Women Workers Break Even at Higher Cost
A Owens-Illinois executive told a House labor subcommittee that employing women adds about 30 cents per hour in costs, totaling roughly 4.8 million dollars last year. W. Boyd Owen cited higher absenteeism turnover and restroom and welfare expenses as key factors raising female labor costs. He urged that any equal pay bill reflect these additional expenses.
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Dow Jones Averages Rise At Noon Trading
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sits at 681.18, up 3.01 points. the rail average reaches 152.08, up 0.20. utilities at 138.94, up 0.12. and the broader 45 stocks index at 241.53, up 0.72. Total shares traded: 2,420,000.
Grand Theft Trial Jury Selected in Walker Case
A jury of eight men and four women was selected in Phoenix for the second grand theft trial of former Peoria bail bondsman O D Walker. His first trial ended in a hung jury last December.
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Weather outlook with fair skies and warm days
Occasional high cloudiness but fair today tonight and tomorrow. Little change in temperature. High today near 86. Low tomorrow morning about 50. High tomorrow near 86. High yesterday 84. Low this morning 47. Sunrise 6 24 a.m. Sunset 6 44 p.m.
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