Conservatism book by local Scottsdale author Dean Smith
Scottsdale author Dean Smith published Conservatism a 222 page Avon Books paperback companion to Liberalism by Milton Vierst. Smith, ASU publications director and former Arizona Republic writer, cites responsible conservatism and calls for local/state action including school bonds while noting Goldwater wrote the introduction.
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Scottsdale
Dean Smith
Avon Books of
New York
Smith
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Betty
Kathy
Coronado High
Karen
Clark
Tonalea School
Kelly
ASU
The
Arizona Republic
Air Force Reserve
Air Force Academy
Bob Wood
Phoenix
Haiti Clamps Down Under Martial Law in Port au Prince
Duvalier's government declares nine hour nightly curfew from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. in Port au Prince amid tense skirmishes and censorship. A reservoir bombing near the Brazilian Embassy caused no casualties, while a Texaco station in Beau Boeuf district was burned and clashes between dissidents and police are reported.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Duvalier
Texaco
Port Au Prince
Beau Boeuf
Arcadia 9 Wins Tie With Scottsdale For Division Lead
Arcadia High School Titans beat Kofa 4 to 1 to forge a first place tie with Scottsdale High in Class AA Division 1. Chris Martin earned his 10th win, while Arcadia tallied two, three, and one runs in the first, second, and fifth frames. Kofa added single runs in the first and second and two in the seventh.
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Titan
Kofa & To
Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Scottsdale High
Chris Martin
Titans
Kofa
Rockefeller Quietly Weds Divorcée Margaretta Murphy
Governor Nelson Rockefeller marries Margaretta Murphy at Pocantico Hills. The ceremony at noon ends a wave of rumors after Murphy’s divorce from her former husband, a Rockefeller Institute medical researcher.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Margaretta Murphy
Rockefeller
Laurance
Pocantico Hills
N.Y
Liberty Hikers Jailed After Anti Segregation Walk
Ten hikers in a bi racial group were jailed in Fort Payne Alabama on breach of peace charges after a harassment filled seizure during a segregation march. Six were placed in one cell and six in separate cells with two group officials among them. They faced possible Monday trial and bond set at under 300 dollars each.
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Fort Payne
Ala
UPI
North Georgia
Alabama
Georgia
Alabama Public Safety
al Lingo
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Johnson
Nikita Heir Kozlov Reported In Serious Condition
Diplomatic sources say Frol Kozlov, Khrushchev's chosen heir, is in Moscow area hospital after a brain hemorrhage and may require up to six months recovery. The 54 year old second secretary of the Communist party faces paralysis as debates over Khrushchev's succession occur among eight party secretaries.
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Moscow
UPS
Frol Kozlov
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Kozlov
Red Square
Diplo
Mats
W. Averell Harriman
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Bond polling places detailed for JC junior college vote
Scottsdale area residents vote Tuesday on a 9.7 county junior college bond. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Arcadia High, Coronado High, and Scottsdale High. Ballots cover buying Phoenix College, acquiring three sites and building two colleges with a third funded by state money.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix College
Arcadia High School
E. Indian School
Coronado High School
N. 74Th Street
Scottsdale High School
BE. Indian School
Susan Haseman Among Finalists in DECA Contest
Susan Haseman, a 17 year old Scottsdale High School senior, placed in the top six in the Distributive Education Clubs of America Sweetheart Contest. The field included 46 contestants from the United States and Puerto Rico. Another Scottsdale entrant, Carol Helwig of Coronado High, reached the finals of the window display contest.
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Chicago
Susan Haseman
Scottsdale
Distributive Education Clubs of America
United States
Puerto Rico
Carol Helwig
Coronado High
Kennedy moves to ease Birmingham race tensions
Attorney General Robert Kennedy sent two aides to Birmingham to meet white and Negro leaders and seek a peaceful solution to racial troubles. Meanwhile 25 young Negroes were arrested during a march on Birmingham city hall as police had warned in advance.
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Washington
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Thieves Net Less Than a Dollar in Five Burglaries
Five burglaries reported Friday netted less than one dollar. The LDS Church on Citrus and Collier Day School on Granada were ransacked. The Circle K on Scottsdale and Western Floor Covering on Scottsdale had undetermined losses, while a Heart Fund container at the church's site held 64 cents.
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LDS Church
Citrus
Collier Day School
Granada Road
N. Scottsdale Road
Circle K
Dickson Film Showcases Local Electronics Plant Growth
A Los Angeles film crew shoots at Dickson Electronics to be aired on Operation Success highlighting the Dickson plant founded years ago, now with 250 staff. The Zener diode producer has plants on Wells Fargo and Second Street and seeks larger quarters as growth continues.
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Dickson Electronics Corporation
Jayson Philips Productions
Los Angeles
Dickson
Wells Fargo
Second Street
Engineer To Testify In State Road Probe
Sidney Fisher resident engineer on Interstate 8 near Yuma said he would testify before the House Federal Aid Highways investigating subcommittee on May 14. He claimed to be prepared to answer all allegations about the highway construction while noting the project passed tests and came in roughly 48 000 over estimates on a 42 million project.
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Yuma
UPI
Sidney Fisher
Washington
Fisher
Yuma County
House
Federal Aid Highways Investigating Subcommittee
Arizona
Highway Department
Mohawk
Sentinel
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Arizona Highway Department
Angus Chadwick
Weather Outlook With Warm Day and Cool Night
Fair today with little temperature change. High near 94 and low around 54 tomorrow morning. High tomorrow near 4. High yesterday 95. Low this morning around 56. Sunrise at 4 37 am, sunset at 7 13 pm.
Arizona Commission set hearing on Mountain State rate cut
The Arizona Corporation Commission will hear Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph May 14 on cutting station to station rates in Arizona after 9 pm and eliminating night discounts for person to person calls. If approved, a three minute station to station call could cost 75 cents, down from 1.20. Eliminating night discounts would raise a 1.95 call to the day rate of 2.15.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Mountain State Telephone and Telegraph Company
Arizona
Firemen Use Water Hoses on Demonstrators in Birmingham
Firemen employed high pressure water streams against a large crowd of Negro demonstrators while police dogs strained at their leashes as officers followed closely behind.
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Birmingham
Martin Luther King Jr
16Th Street Baptist Church
Ala
Meredith Challenges Ole Miss Students Over Racial Tensions
James Meredith writes an open letter in the campus newspaper urging Mississippi students to explain their resentment of his presence. He recalls enrolling on September 30, 1962, after a violent riot left two dead and many injured, and he criticizes the campus senate while seeking publication of his views.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Campus Senate
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