Scottsdale teachers plan strike vote amid wage dispute
Teachers in Scottsdale plan a strike vote at a 6 a.m. meeting while students stage a sympathy demonstration at Coronado High School. Union seeks $6 000 base pay and union representation and forecasts a possible walkout despite district opposition.
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Knights of Columbus
Larry Bell
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Bell
Coronado High School
Scottsdale School
Igh School
Coronado High
Jim Doubek
Doubek
Scottsdale High School
John Tanner
Scottsdale Debuts Diesel Mower At Stadium And Park
Scottsdale rolls out a diesel powered mower at the stadium and nearby Coronado High School park. The new machine halves mowing time from 18 hours to about five, with Fred McGee piloting after haulage training under Phoenix municipal supervision.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Fred McGee
Tuesday in the news Tuesday in the news
United Press International and the Progress Staff compile a roundup of daily news items. The brief covers multiple topics and highlights various events from current affairs and local happenings.
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United Press International
Progress
Limited birth control gains Pope's approval
Pope Paul for the first time acknowledges a need for government sponsored population control but keeps the Catholic Church's opposition to artificial contraception. In other items, Britain bombs the Torrey Can yon oil slick to protect beaches and rail unions open negotiations to avert a major strike.
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Vatican City
Paul
Washington
Garrison probe seeks two witnesses in Kennedy case
New Orleans authorities issue arrest warrants for Sandra McMaines and Gordon Nevel tied to Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination inquiry. McMaines bond set at 5000 dollars, Nevel at 50000, as both challenge top witness testimony and face possible conspirator links to Clay Shaw.
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Virginia
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Sandra Moffit
Lilly Mas Me
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Omaha
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Gordon Nevel
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Garrigan
Clay L. Shaw
Perry FR. Rucsa
al Giar Whiners
David W. Ferrie
Sandy” Moffit
Shaw
Ferrie
Lee Harvey Oswald
Orleans Parish
City ordered to pay Bartos in Scottsdale dispute
Dan Bartos of 8350 E Bonnie Rose seeks Judge Edwin Thurston to sign a judgment enforcing a March 16 decision in his favor against Scottsdale. Bartos asks six days for the city to comply or face contempt after the city offered no response.
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Bonnie Rose
Superior Court
Edwin Thurston
Bartos
Scottedale
Thurston
Richard Witer
Scolisdale
Corot
State Supreme Court
Scottsdale
Ed Boyle
Scottsdale Sees Full Hotels as Tourism Swells into Convention Season
Vacationers flood Scottsdale hotels and resorts with occupancy near 100 percent. Camelback Inn reports 802 guests in a 985 room capacity, Safari Hotel runs at 101 percent, Jokake Inn at capacity, while Collinge notes 38 April conventions and 17 in May, many booking smaller properties to meet demand.
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United AN Resorts
Jack Stewart Jr
Jokake Inn
Wad Balley
Colling
Scolisdale
Collinge
Snow
Arizona
United States Accepts Thant Vietnam Cease Fire Plan
The United States accepted Thant's three point plan for Vietnam calling for a standstill truce and preliminary talks to enable a ceasefire. Washington said talks would be needed on how to implement the ceasefire with Hanoi and South Vietnam involved, and a note indicated North Vietnam had rebuffed earlier approaches.
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UPI
Thant
Pubic
Vietnam
United States
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Department
Hanoi
Dean Ruak
State ‘Department
U.S
United State
Trash pickup schedules lag in Scottsdale amid overflow
Refuse crews in Scottsdale fall about a day behind as trash volume surges 60 percent over the past week. Public works director Marc Stragler cites ahead of schedule spring cleaning by homeowners and notes a city cleanup will run next week.
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Scotsdale
Marc Stragler
Public Works
Stragier
Stragler
Manchester says JFK death paralyzed Washington
UPI reports William Manchester's The Death of a President due April 6 asserts JFK's assassination caused a two hour Washington telephone blackout that could have altered survival chances if Russia had planned nuclear war. It notes gaps linking officials to emergency lines and warns of unreliable phones on workdays.
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UPI
Kennedy
Washington
Russia
William Manchester
Army Signal Corps
Manchester
Harper & Row
Look Magazine
Look
United States
Dallas
Pacific
Vietnam
Saya
Lyndon B. Johnson
Shom
Slim price rise seen but not halted
Washington official says prices will rise a little less this year than Johnson advisers predicted and that the economy remains only slightly below the council’s expected level. He urges not to abandon midyear faster growth projections or tax increases to curb inflation.
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UPI
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Willam H. Shaw
Council
Shaw
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