Saguaro High wins regional math contest by 12.75 points
Saguaro High School topped the New Mexico Arizona region of the National Math Contest with 250 points, beating Palo Verde High School by 12.75. Coronado and Arcadia campuses also placed high, with six Scottsdale students honored for top-20 individual scores in an 80 minute exam designed to challenge beyond high school levels.
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Saguaro High School
New-Mexico-Arizona
Arizona
Coronado High School
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Palo’ Verde
Tucson
Michael Geary
Coronado
David Standage
Peter Helms
Joe Acosta
Carol Samson
Defensive driving course for seniors offered in Phoenix
The Phoenix Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons offers a senior defensive driving course for licensed drivers 55 and over. Sessions run Mondays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. at United Methodist Church, 5510 N. Central, with four two hour lectures. Reservations contact Theodora Curtiss or Mrs Flossie Williams.
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United First Methodist Church
N. Central
Phoenix
Theodora Curtiss
Flossie Williams
Astrological Forecast for May 1969 Aries to Pisces
Astrological forecast lists daily guidance for each sign. Aries urged to plan and consult elders, Taurus to seek advice from a powerful contact, Gemini to gain ideas with help from a trusted expert friend, Moonchildren advised to seek experienced help and understand their partner, Leo to find inspiration and improve rapport, Virgo urged to find work and reduce bills with money-smart coworker, Libra to plan with an associate, Scorpio to settle matters at home then pursue a new project, Sagittarius to align with coworkers’ goals, Capricorn to review finances and heed family input, Aquarius to share experience and cautiously accept social invitations, Pisces to solve problems by addressing practical money aspects.
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FBI
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Red Cross: DC6 crash near Biafran airport unarmed
International Red Cross said one of its emergency planes crashed near the Biafran airport of AK killing all four aboard. The exact cause of the crash has not yet been determined. The aircraft and its cargo of foodstuffs were completely destroyed.
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Geneva
UPI
International Red. Cross
Biafran
Floods Rage Across Colorado and Texas Amid Heavy Rains
The United Press International brief reports ongoing rains worsen floods in Colorado and Texas. Denver faces its worst flooding since 1965 as heavy snow feeds river rises. eight homes washed away and a youth feared drowned. Dallas sees five more inches of rain and Missouri also reports damage from wind and flooding.
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Denver
South Platte
Rocky ‘Mountains
Texas
Colorado
U.S. Weather ‘Bureau
Contiguous
Rwer
Dallas
Tex
Missouri
Ravarina
Iowa ‘Border
Help Offered by Arizona Veterans Service at City Hall
A service officer from the Arizona Veterans Service Commission will be at City Hall on Wednesday from 8 to 11 a.m. to assist veterans and their widows or dependents with benefits. Services include pension compensation hospitalization burial death and education benefits.
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The
Arizona Veteran’s Service
Viet Cong proposes pre election peace plan for South Vietnam
The Viet Cong called for a provisional coalition government and free elections in South Vietnam with an end to fighting before voting. The plan won prompt endorsement from the North Vietnamese delegation while the US and South Vietnam deferred comment for study.
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Paris
UPI
Southietnam
Cong
Sai
Gon
Nthavin
Viet Cong
National . ‘Liberation ° “Front
NLF
CAB quashes Hughes order in Air West bid
The Civil Aeronautics Board on Wednesday quashed a subpoena ordering financier Howard Hughes to testify at a hearing on his proposed purchase of Western Airlines. The subpoena issue was approved by hearing examiner Ross Newman.
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Washington
APD
The
Civil’ Aeronautics Board
CAB
Howard Hughes
Air West Western Airlines
Ross
Newman
Lana Turner Weds Ronald Dante in Private Nevada Ceremony
Lana Turner 48 and Ronald Dante 49 married in a private wedding chapel near Las Vegas after obtaining a license at 1:48 a.m. The Candy Store nightclub meet led to their affair. Turner’s past spouses include Artie Shaw and Bob Topping. Her daughter Cheryl, 26, was involved in a 1958 stabbing case but was cleared of criminal liability.
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Vegas
Lana Turner
Hollywood
Ronald Dante
County Clerk's
Miss Turner
Dante
Turner
Los Angeles
Candy Store
Artie Shaw
Steve Crane
Topping
Lex Barker
Fred May
Robert Eaton
Eaton
Cheryl
Johnny Stompanato
Scottsdale High to stage South Pacific production
Scottsdale High School will present South Pacific on May 16 and 17 in the auditorium. Lead roles go to Sue Brazie and Kip Miller under the Fine Arts Department with director Fred Hilse and drama instructor Dave Coats guiding performances. Choreography by Norman Barer, band directed by Norman Stanley. Additional school events include a Paiute-Soloma area field day and a Spring Pow Wow with the Seneca Tribe.
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Jean Black
South Pacific
Scottsdale High’ School
Sue, Brazie
Kip Miller
Fine Arts Department
Fred’ Hilse
Dave Coats
Norman ‘Stanley
Norman Barer
Tucson
Scottsdale
Fred Hilse
Beaver
Norman Stanley
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Corinne Babh
John.Bucanek
Scottsdale Christian Academy
Corinne
Sherrill Babb
Cypress John
Fred. Bucanek
Mathematical Association of America
Posse Post Gorter Main & Brown
We Telegraph
United Press International
N. Scottsdale Road
Jacqueline
Daily Progress
Poth
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
United States
South Vietnam
Hughes
Soloma’ Area
Aberentail
Les Hurst
Wilma Wisley
Soloma
Paiute
Larry Young
Gene. Olson
Julie Morgan
Wendy
Vaughn
King
K. C. Seldner
Fernando Soto
Grandview School
Reed
Hearne
Melissa Wiley
Paiute School
Etl Food Services
Palaité
Indian Guilder
Prescott
Wayne Anderson
William Johnson
Scottsdale’ High School
Shame State University
Cafetéelura
Robert Marsch
Lat
Asu
Parents Association
Soloma School
Ray White
Tom McEntire
Mary Anderson
Bobbie ‘Blallas
Ray
J&r
N. Scottsdale
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