Special Tavan class tours Progress and picnics in wheelchairs
A six student class from Tavan School led by Mrs. Don Squires visited Progress this week for a picnic in Scotts vale Community Center park. The class, for mentally normal children with physical handicaps, uses a special bus with a power lift for wheelchairs.
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Scottsvale
Don Squires
Rusty Watrous
Timmy Stipanuk
Billy
Rick Cook
Jerry Ziegler
Danize Ronsier
Paula Hardy
Progress
Park wins Korean presidential race in landslide
With most ballots counted Park wins re election by 1.2 million votes over former President Yun Posum. Yun's aides decry rigging and vow legal challenges as Park emphasizes work ethic and Vietnam troop commitments amid a strong economic record.
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Posum Yun
Yun
Park
Copter crash kills 4 near El Toro housing
Four Marines died when a Marine CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter crashed during a routine training mission near the Mission Viejo housing development about four miles from El Toro air station in Orange County. Witnesses reported rotor blade failure before the plunge. Identification was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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UPI
San Diego
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Marine Medium Helicopter
Marine Corps Air Facility
Santa Ana
Local girl Gail Corby to represent Scottsdale as queen candidate
Gail Corby daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert B Corby of 6615 E Horseshoe Lane Scottsdale is the 1967 Explorer Ball queen candidate. Miss Corby a Saguaro High School junior will compete Friday in the Thunderbird Room at the Hotel Westward Ho themed Cinco de Mayo. The event is hosted by Explorer Scouts Theodore Roosevelt Council with judges Mayor Milton Graham Sandy Gibbons Dr John Carney and Judge Francis Donofrio. Tickets are 3 per couple available from Explorer posts or at the door.
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Robert B. Corby
E. Horseshoe Lane
Scottsdale
Miss Corby
Saguaro High School
Westward Ho
Explorer Scouts
Theodore Roosevelt Council
Milton Graham
Phoenix
Sandy Gibbons
John Carney
Francis Donofrio
Spain expels three American coeds over antiwar protest
Three American college girls were expelled from Spain after participating in anti Vietnam War actions including burning six U S flags. They left Madrid by midnight train to France with two plainclothes police escort. They defended their protest and denied organizing the Madrid University rally.
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UPI
Spain
U.S
Karen Winn
Walnut Creek
Calif
France
Carol Watanabe
Honolulu
Hawaii
Robert Alexander
Los Angeles
Madrid University
California
Miss Winn
Edythe Winn
Santa Barbara
Paul Pitman
University of California
Paris
Alexander
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Coronado High School Bands Earn Superior Ratings at Regional
Coronado's band and orchestra received straight superior ratings at the regional Music Festival held at the University of Arizona. Director Gene Hanson praised the 72 member band and 30 member orchestra, with the latter performing Beethoven and the former Bennett selections. The orchestra will present West Side Story tonight through Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $1.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Gene Hanson
Hanson
Robert Russell Bennett
Phoenix Zoo Adopts Summer Schedule
The Phoenix Zoo opens at 9 a.m. and stays open until 7 p.m. through Sept 1 with grounds open until dark. Other event times remain unchanged. A second item reports 1,030 strikes affecting 345,000 workers in Q1 1967, plus 92,000 workers in ongoing 1966 walkouts, totaling 0.12 percent of work time lost.
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Phoenix Zoo
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reagan can win says Goldwater in St Louis
Barry Goldwater said Ronald Reagan would be the Republican nominee in 1968 if he decides to run but he doubts Reagan wants the race. Goldwater spoke at Washington University and mentioned a dark horse nominee, Senator George Wallace, and the defense supply issue. He also predicted Nixon as the best qualified candidate and noted a possible Senate bid.
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UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
California
Ronald Reagan
Goldwater
Washington University
Alabama
George Wallace
U.S. Senate
Carl Hayden
Ariz
Richard Nixon
Secret grand jury probes tax skimming in Nevada casinos
A federal grand jury in Las Vegas resumes next Tuesday as six witnesses linked to casino interests face questions on alleged tax irregularities. Yale Stokes Lewis Miller Charles Harrison James Hill Louis Walker and Myron Friedman testified previously and invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Nev
UPI
Nevada
U.S
Daeepeet
Foley
Grand Jury
Yale Stokes
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas Strip
Lewis Miller
Riviera
Charles Harrison
James Hill
Fremont Hotel
Louis Walker
Myron Friedman
Horseshoe Club
Stokes
Miller
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