Debate on Federal Aid to Education Draws 100
About 100 people attended a two hour debate on federal aid to education. ASU figures Dr Roy Doyle Ed Howells argued for aid while Scottsdale attorney Phillip von Ammon and Arizona Republic writer Edwin McDowell urged caution.
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Arizona Democratic Club
Western Savings and Loan Association
Roy Doyle
Arizona State University
Ed Howells
ASU
Phoenix
Phillip von Ammon
Scottsdale
McGraw-Edison Company
Howells
Dan McNeil
McDowell
Washington
von Ammon
Seat Belt Clinic Set Tomorrow at Local Corner
A seat belt clinic will be held tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the southeast corner of Scottsdale and Mc Dowell Roads. The Papago Mountain Lions Club conducts the clinic, with certified belts installed for 6.50 or 5.00 dollars. Proceeds go to the Lions Club sight conservation fund.
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Scottsdale
McDowell Roads
Papago Mountain Lions Club
Lions Club Sight Conservation Fund
Firing Seen in Haiti Sparks Dominican Warning
Reports from Santo Domingo describe heavy automatic fire and multiple grenade blasts in Haiti. Haitian sources say Duvalier loyalists suffered major losses in an ambush, while Dominican President Bosch vows to act if aggression resumes. U S officials warn trouble could intensify. An OAS fact finding team moves to Port au Prince as fears rise.
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Santo Domingo
Duvalier
Juan Bosch
Organization of American States
OAS
Port Au Prince
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Four Calif. Executions Delayed as Court Grants Stays
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas issued stays for Joseph Rosato John Vlahovich and Donald Franklin just hours before they were to die in the gas chamber in San Quentin. Governor Brown commuted Charles Golston’s death to life imprisonment. Demonstrators protested outside the prison as the cases await higher court rulings.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPD
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
California
Charles J. Golston
Edmund G. Brown
Douglas
Joseph
Frady
Vlahovich
Brown
Olston
Golston
Los Angeles
Red Challenge Talk by Yost at Kendall Hall
Charles W. Yost deputy permanent representative of the United States to the United Nations will speak at 8 15 tonight in Kendall Hall 1875 N Central Ave. The talk titled How to Meet the Communist Challenge is sponsored by the Greater Phoenix Committee for United Nations Week. Yost veteran diplomat and US spokesman in the UN Security Council.
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Charles W. Yost
United States
United Nations
Kendall Hall
N. Central Avenue
Greater Phoenix
Yost
UN Security Council
Adlai Stevenson
Police Use Hoses and Dogs on Birmingham Civil Rights Demonstrators
In Birmingham Alabama police employed high pressure hoses and dogs to quell a large civil rights demonstration. About 750 protesters were arrested. crowds faced water blasts, marching across a park toward a police line and later boarding buses to city jail. The event followed a call linked to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and drew thousands into the streets.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Jamie Moore
Deep South
Martin Luther King Jr
City seeks federal funds for Thomas Road upgrade
Public Works director Kenneth McDonald said the city will apply within a week for about 70 percent of the $300 000 construction cost to improve Thomas Road from 56th Street to Scottsdale Road. The engineer reports all but three property owners have agreed to dedicate right of way and the city will file with the Arizona Highway Department, which applies to the U S Bureau of Public Roads.
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Public Works Direcor
Kenneth McDonald
Thomas Road
McDonald
56Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Arizona Highway Department
Highway Department
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Cardinal Mindszenty May Be Released From Budapest Legation
Vatican sources said Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty may be released from the U S legation in Budapest in the near future. The cardinal has been confined since the Hungarian revolution was crushed.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Jozsef Cardinal
Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Weather Outlook With Little Change In Temperature
Sunny today and tomorrow with minimal temperature variation. Highs near 94 degrees, lows around 56 tomorrow morning, and a 55 degree low earlier today. Sunrise at 5 38 a.m. Sunset at 7 12 p.m.
Scottsdale City Employees Must Live In City
City Manager Kenneth Williams reminded Scottsdale employees of the living-in requirement. Employees must reside in Scottsdale when hired or move there within six months, with violators to report their intent to comply by Friday.
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Kenneth Williams
Scottsdale
City
No Tax Slice Is Seen
Phoenix Union High Schools District officials say transferring Phoenix College to the county junior college system will not likely reduce taxes. Superintendent Dr. Howard C. Seymour notes 26 percent per dollar assessed valuation to run Phoenix College and warns the current tax rate of 2.23 may not drop next year. He adds enrollment and teacher needs could balance costs, and exact rates cannot be predicted yet.
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Phoenix
Phoenix’ Union High Schools
Phoenix College
Howard C. Seymour
Seymour
Marchers Heading to Jail After Freedom Walk
Ten white and Negro integrationists resume from Rising Fawn Georgia and head for Alabama where about 18 state policemen wait on the border. Alabama officials say the group faces almost certain arrest if they cross the state line six miles from Rising Fawn.
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Rising Fawn
Two Americans Reach Summit Of Mt Everest
Members of an American mountaineering expedition said careful organization and teamwork plus favorable weather enabled their success. A two man assault team became the first Americans to reach the 29 028 foot summit of the world's tallest peak Wednesday afternoon.
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Katmandu
Nepal
UPP
Mtt. Everest
House Panel Probes Arizona Road Construction Scandal
Arizona lawmakers hear testimony that six youths from the Highway Department were ordered to falsify reports on the I 8 project between Yuma and Gila Bend. Witnesses describe biased testing and skipping central reporting, with Rep Schwengel promising new anti false reporting legislation.
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Washington Cupd
House
Arizona Highway Department
Department
Federal Aid Highways
Yuma
Gila Bend
Sidney Fisher
Atttenius
Fred Schwengel
Kelowa
Wayne Pryber
Jim Wright
D-Texas
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