Bond Vote Underway For Maricopa Junior College
Polls remain open at high schools until 7 p.m. as voters decide on a 9.7 million bond plan to fund land purchase and three new campuses in Scottsdale Mesa and Phoenix Glendale areas plus a Phoenix College acquisition. Supporters cite countywide tax via 28 cent levy. opponents accuse costs being inflated.
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JC Board
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Mesa
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Phoenix College
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Oit Council
Arizona Homeowner's Association
City Manager Improves Amid Critical Health Battle
Kenneth Williams remains hospitalized at Good Samaritan Hospital after a heart attack. Officials report he has shown improvement since Monday, though he remains in critical condition for now.
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Kenneth Williams
Good Samaritan Hospital
Williams
Bill Schrader
Cochran Named To Post
Tom Cochran assistant city manager was named acting manager after Kenneth Williams survived a heart attack. Council to formalize Cochran's appointment at 8 p.m. agenda includes four zoning changes and two engineering resolutions. Williams remains in hospital ICU with improved condition and could be away up to three months.
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Kenneth Williams
Cochran
Williams
Phoenix Hospital
Schrader
Asst
Mgr
Mower Blade Injures Girl In Lawn Accident
Suzanne Mitchellel was in serious condition at the Medical Center after a mower blade flew from a power mower and slashed her abdomen and right arm while crossing a neighbor’s lawn on Monday.
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Tecson
UPI
Suzanne Mitchellel
Oneceabars Parker
Siuvghne
Road Probe Reopens
A former Arizona highway department employee David A. Green admitted before the House Highways Investigations subcommittee to repeatedly falsifying material tests for the Interstate route between Yuma and Gila Bend. The 1961 lab head testified he sent fake samples to Phoenix to falsely show materials met federal specs on roadbed and pavement, part of a four project, 31 miles, federal investment over 4 million dollars.
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Yuma
Gila Bend
Ariz
David A. Green
House
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Green
Central Laboratory
Phoenix
Burns In Cresote Barrel Injure Two Scottsdale Children
Two children, William Lacey and Patricia Lacey, suffered third degree burns after playing in an open cresote barrel at the northeast corner of 86th Street and Chaparral. Police said the cresote contains carbolic acid and was used to treat a wood fence.
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Scottsdale
William ( Lacey
Patrica
William KR. Lacey
86Th Street
UPI Dominican Strike As Haitis War Threat Eases
Dominican Government workers led a general strike protesting mass firings amid a easing war scare with Haiti. Refuges were allowed to depart to New York with Haiti pressing for UN Security Council action while OAS mediates.
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Dominican Republic
UPI
Haiti
Organization of American States
Government Workers Federation
Juan Bosch
Bosch
New York
United Nations Security Council
Francois Duvalier
Security Council
OAS
U S Rounds Up Haiti Evacuation Of Families And Citizens
The United States orders all dependents of government personnel to leave Haiti and urges evacuation of private American citizens. An airlift of chartered planes will start Wednesday from Port-au-Prince to Miami. About 220 dependents and 160 government employees are in Haiti, with roughly 1,300 private citizens also present. The exact number eager to depart cannot be determined.
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UPI
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U.S
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Miami
State Department
Department
Joseph W. Reap
Two Teens Admit Thefts From Local Schools
Police say two boys aged 16 and 14 confessed to burglarizing Coronado High School Tonto and Tonalea schools in the past month and an earlier Tonalea break in April. The pair, from troubled homes, were arrested after attempting to cash in coin wrappers at a First National Bank. Damages included broken locks desks and a ripped time clock while a .38 pistol was buried after a prior burglary. Both suspects remain in county detention awaiting further questioning.
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Warren Haskins
Coronado High School
Tonto School
Haskins
Tonalea School
Phoenix
First National Bank
Coronado School
Tonto
Coronado
Scottsdale
Thresher Class Sub Fire Kills Three at Groton Yard
A flash fire at Electric Boat Shipyards in Groton Connecticut killed three people and injured two others aboard the nuclear submarine Flasher under construction. The Flasher, a Thresher class sister ship, was to be launched June 22. names of the dead were withheld pending family notification.
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Groton, Conn
UPI
Portsmouth
N.H
Electric Boat Shipyards
General Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Weather Update With Hot Temperatures Across Days
Forecast shows hot conditions with highs around 103 today and 102 tomorrow. Lows near 65 tonight and 70 this morning, with winds occasionally breezy. Sunrise at 5 35 am and sunset around 7 15 pm.
Telstar-2 Launch Signals Live TV Link to Europe
Telstar-2, a new U S communications satellite, reached orbit aboard a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral. Signals were received and a video test pattern was planned to test the system for possible live intercontinental television from the space flight. If successful, pictures from L Gordon Cooper Jr from the mission could be transmitted to Europe and into homes via Relay ground stations in Maine and France. Telstar-2 follows Telstar-1 and NASA Relay, both previous U S satellites enabling live broadcasts across the Atlantic.
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Fla
America Today
Telstar
National Aeronautics and Today
Ex- Space Administration
Telstar-2
Europe
U.S
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Andover
Maine
Atlantic
North America
Imneland
France
European
Velstarb
Motorola Profit Off In Quarter
Motorola, Inc. reports record first quarter sales of 80.5 million, up four percent from 1962. Earnings are 1.35 million, 34 cents a share, down from 2.45 million, 64 cents a share. President Hubert W. Galvin cites costly upgrades in semiconductor and television markets as the reason for the earnings drop, noting the Semiconductor Products Division is now the second largest in the industry.
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Cihcago
Motorola, Inc
Hubert W. Galvin
Toll
Galvin
BIAS BATTLE Georgia Next Segregation Protests Rise
In Atlanta on Monday protests against segregation intensified with more than 200 sit ins and a biracial committee seeking settlement between protesters and city officials. In Savannah over 300 students withdrew from Savannah State College in protest of a professor’s dismissal and plan to apply to white campuses. Ralph Moore, executive director of the Negro Committee on Human Rights, warned Atlanta could resemble Birmingham if progress stalls while urging continued demonstrations until eateries desegregate.
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Birmitham
Alabama Steel City
Cty
Savannah
Savannah State College
Atlanta
Guy Haslem
Ralph Moore
Negro Committee On Human Rights
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