March of Poor Peoples' Caravan Leaves Mississippi En Route
The largest segment of the Poor People's March boarded 10 chartered buses in Marks Mississippi with about 450 Negro marchers. They will travel through Tennessee and Virginia toward Washington to erect a tent city for mid May arrival.
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Miss
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Southern Christian Leadership
Martin Luther King Jr
Byle
King
Ralph . Abernathy
Editor Karie Satisfactory at Veterans Hospital
Jack Karie Progress City Biditor is reported in vegatig factory condition after surgery to remove stomach ulcers. He is in Ward 3 A at the Veterans Administration Hospital near 7th Street and Indian School Road in Phoenix. Visitors barred for several days but letters may be sent to him care of Ward 3 A.
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Phoenix
Summer school sign up urged by Scottsdale officials
Scottsdale school officials urge parents to enroll children in summer programs at Hohokam Kachina Ki va and Arcadia High School centers. Elementary offerings include remedial reading math art drama creative writing shop home economics and typing with instrumental band for grades 4 7. Transportation to centers provided. A Grinnel Natural History Society field trip to Burro Creek near Bagdad Ariz will run Saturday and Sunday starting 9 15 a m at Bell Rd and Grand Ave with agate sun stone and Joshua Tree forest stops. Trip costs 3 for ages 11 and up and 1 50 for ages 6 to 10. For more info contact Pablo Ruth fing.
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76Th St
City splits contracts for center furniture bids
Scottsdale council splits contracts for furnishing the new civic center. Four firms submitted bids though all were above estimates. $30,000 in surplus center bonds may cover the gap. Bidder details include Paper Mill Co Goodman Office Supply Herb Edwards Co and Van Buren Co plus others.
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Clarence Bigelow
Paper ‘Mill ‘Co
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Herb-Edwards,Co
van Buren Co
Bigelow
Civic Center
STEP plans Scottsdale plant tour and home committee elections
STEP members will tour the City of Scottsdale plant including the municipal airport Eldorado Park Scottsdale Community College site work on new city hall and library the 76th Street and Thomas Road fire station and the city equipment and maintenance yard Elections for STEP captain positions will be held within their committees Arrangements to join are through STEP captains or City Hall calls
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Saliadhy Thorning
Eldorado Park
Scottsdale Community College
Thomas Rd
GO Holds Out for Budget Cut in Tax Spending Clash
House Republicans pressed for a minimum 6 billion in spending cuts as the price of support for a tax hike while Democrats backed a package coupling a tax increase with a 4 billion cut from the 1969 budget. Johnson urged action on taxes and raised VA and FHA loan ceilings to 6.75 percent, warning rates could reach 10 percent without tax reform.
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D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Wis
Police study mace side effects for subduing suspects
Phoenix police will study potential medical side effects of mace after a U S Surgeon General report noted possible permanent injury. Capt. Rich Porter says mace helps officers and the public, with no policy changes until the study by Capt. Richard Newton is finished.
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UPI
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Surgeon- General
Rich Porter
Phoenix Police Department
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Pogter
Richard Newton
Los Angeles
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Fires Extinguished in Scottsdale Area
Two small fires were extinguished in Scottsdale yesterday. One fire occurred in a trash container at 2:30 p.m. near 104 W Indian School Rd. The second fire burned grass near 64th St and Shea at 12:05 p.m. No damage resulted.
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Indian School Rd
Shea
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