Scottsdale's New Manager Sets tone for growth and identity
Richard Malcolm, Scottsdale's new city manager, says the city has great potential and must preserve its western atmosphere. He stresses a master plan, council support, and active resident engagement as Scottsdale and Claremont pursue similar growth paths. Malcolm arrived with his wife and plans permanent relocation by June 15 while managing an $18,500 annual salary.
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Scottsdale School Board to face likely special election
County School Supt. John Barry signaled a likely special election to replace Dr. Steward Flaschen on the Scottsdale school board after his resignation. Barry expects to set the date about three weeks after receiving the resignation, with voting possible in October or June as candidates emerge.
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Diem’s Brother Executed by Firing Squad in Saigon
Ngo Dinh Can, younger brother of assassinated President Ngo Dinh Diem, was carried from his cell on a stretcher and shot by a firing squad in Saigon. A revolutionary court convicted him last month of murder and related crimes, despite clemency appeals from U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Phan Quang Dong, central Viet Nam secret police chief, was executed in Hue alongside Can.
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Tape yields clue to Plane Shooting tragedy
Garbled ground to air tapes from Pacific Airlines flight 27 near Danville California are studied by FBI and FAA experts. A suspected passenger gunman may have shot pilots causing a fatal dive. A Smith & Wesson revolver with six spent cartridges was found in wreckage. one victim showed a bullet hole in the skull.
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Argentine transport plane crash near Peru kills 47
An Argentine Air Force DC4 carrying 47 people, mostly civilians, crashed off Peru Friday night. A search found an oil slick and two floating toys confirmed to be from passengers. The plane had stopped in Mendoza and Antofagasta after departing Buenos Aires.
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Weekend Sunshine With Warm Trend Forecast
Weather prospect calls for mainly sunny skies with high temperatures near 80 today and around 82 on Sunday. Slight cloudiness at times, with a low about 49 Sunday morning. Willard Greene notes today’s low near 50 and yesterday’s high at 76.
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Police Dance Tonight shuttle aids Policemen's Ball attendees
Scottsdale tram service runs from Fashion Square to the Paradise Inn at 8 p.m. tonight with a quarter fare to ease parking at 6150 E. Camelback Rd. The third annual ball features Queen Pamela Boyd and attendants Evie Beall and Judy Harbertson, with proceeds to a police bene fit fund. Ray Andrade's seven piece orchestra and Arizona Highlander pipers band plus Lee Colvin provide entertainment.
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Johnson urges Senate vote on civil rights bill this month
President Johnson calls for a Senate vote on the House passed civil rights bill this month. He says Congress is a loser when debate is blockade and pledges passage to bring equality to 200 million Americans. He spoke at the New York World's Fair with AFL-CIO ceremonies marking the union anniversary.
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Lion In Cage Sparks Fund Drive At Zoo
Ron Edwards a 25 year old disc jockey lives in a lion cage with Leo the lion in a fundraising stunt at the zoo. The cage is separated by iron bars until $15000 is pledged for Leo's new home. Edwards operates a beeper phone from the cage and the zoo plans varied acts to boost donations tomorrow.
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Illegal Stock Sales Charged
UPI reports the SEC filed a complaint in US District Court in Phoenix charging Ram Oil Co of Phoenix with selling unregistered stock. Ram Oil, led by Donald E Hornecker of Scottsdale, seeks to halt further stock sales while drilling for helium in Apache County and pursuing an oil test well in Graham County.
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