Wendy Harbertson Wins First In Essay Contest
Wendy Harbertson 12 won first place in a Scottsdale Masonic lodge sponsored essay contest for grades 2 through 8 at Pima and Kaibab schools. She was also second in the state sixth grade contest and was the sole Scottsdale winner. Her winning essay argues that knowledge is power and a good education builds a stronger nation with better jobs and freedom.
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Nixon Flies Home After Jabbing JFK
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon returns to California from a nationwide speaking tour in which he sharply attacked President Kennedy. He accused Kennedy of avoiding sacrifice, boosting federal programs, and showing no change in principle amid Democratic gains. Nixon planned a flight to San Francisco and a Monterey dinner.
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Longtime Scottsdale teachers recall early days and future plans
TEACHERS continues as Mrs Watkins and two colleagues reflect on decades in Buckeye Liberty Prescott and Riverside then Scottsdale first grades and the joy of former students returning. They recall horse riding to school when Lolo Ma area was citrus groves and farms and remember Hattie Green Locklin as an early Scottsdale educator.
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Galbraith Rites Stated Tomorrow
Funeral services for Ernest W. Galbraith will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Chapel of Memories at A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary in Phoenix. The 67 year old Scottsdale resident died Monday in the Phoenix Veterans Hospital after living in the area 14 years. He leaves his wife Helen of Scottsdale, a son Donald Taylor of Bremerton Washington, a daughter Mrs Helen Ivie of Seattle Washington, and two brothers living out of state. He was born in Yankton South Carolina and was a World War I veteran.
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Kennedy Rocker Sparks Union Labor Debate
UPI reports President Kennedy may fidget in his famous rocking chair as Morris Pizer of the United Furniture Workers of America charges the North Carolina chair was built with low wage labor. He advocates for union made rockers and contrasts with a higher paid Massachusetts option. The White House declined comment.
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Macmillan Orders Wide Review of British Security
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced in the House of Commons a sweeping security review of British government services after two major Communist spy cases. He said the independent panel would include respected figures and determine publication after examining the report.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues From Yesterday's Page
A jam packed crossword listing with across and down clues referencing Algonquian Indians pulp soapstone diurnal terms and various measurements clues include dolphinlike cetacean lair tradesman cubic meter wants and possessive pronouns among other entries The puzzle grid references multiple language and place oriented words and syndicated content markers.
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Scottsdale Forecast Sees Warm, Dusty Week Ahead
Variable high cloudiness through Friday with windy conditions and local blowing dust this afternoon and again Friday. Slightly cooler temperatures with highs near 96 today and near 90 Friday. Friday morning low around 58. 24 hour period ending 4 am shows warm, dry pattern with brief dust activity.
Recovery Inc plans new Arizona chapter in Scottsdale
A third Recovery Inc self help chapter for former mental patients will be formed in Scottsdale. An organization meeting is set for 8 p.m. Thursday May 18 in Room 16 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, 101 S Miller. The non profit group, founded by the late Dr. Abraham A. Low, aids after discharge care and chronic nervous conditions. Contact Mrs. Ruth W. Brown at 1039 E Pierson, Phoenix, CR 4 0493, for more details.
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Senate Panel Advances Kennedy Aid Plan with Allocation Debate
The Senate Labor Committee approved its education aid bill amid a dispute over how federal funds are allocated by state. Democrats want a population basis including parochial and private schools though those schools would not receive aid. Republicans favor excluding those populations. The panel vote was 12 to 2 with Goldwater and Dirksen opposing. The full Senate will debate next Tuesday on the $2.5 billion measure.
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French Airliner Crashes in Sahara After Low Descent
An Air France Super Constellation crashed in the Sahara en route from Brazaville to Paris, killing all 78 aboard including five members of an American diplomat's family. French experts consider sabotage. the cause is not yet announced. Henri Markel, at the site, said the craft did not fall from a great height. Destruction was total with bodies difficult to identify.
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Laos Official Assassinated In Vientiane
A top aide to Deputy Premier Phoumi Novasan, Maj. Chao Ekarat, was killed while driving in downtown Vientiane. Reports claim the act was staged by Pathet Lao. Ekarat was a Laotian prince and nephew of Prince Souvanna Phouma as Laos delays naming a Geneva conference delegation amid cease fire verification talks.
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Dean Accepts Bisbee Chamber Post
Owen Dean, assistant manager of the Scottsdale Chamber since February 1960, resigns to become manager of the Bisbee Chamber starting June 1. A 1956 Arizona State University graduate, he previously worked for U S Gypsum and Bank of Douglas in Phoenix. Dave Hallstrom says applications are being sought for the Scottsdale assistant manager role.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
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Scottsdale Post
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Phoenix paving bid opening set for June 2
Bids will be opened June 2 by the Arizona State Highway Commission for Phoenix work from Monroe Street north over 7th Street to McDowell. The one mile project should be finished by November 30. Bids also set for May 26 in Yavapai County on four projects along State Route 69 and U.S. Route 89.
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Kennedy to Florida for Rest Amid Rainy Washington
President Kennedy flies from Washington to Palm Beach for a long weekend in Florida. He holds a cabinet meeting and attends Ascension Thursday services at St Mathew's Cathedral before departure. The Kennedys leave their children at the White House as rain delays a White House lawn helicopter trip.
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UPI
Kennedy
Florida
Palm Beach
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White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Volcano Kills Villager in Mt Merapi Eruption
Mt Merapi, Indonesia's most active volcano, killed a villager who was struck by a stone hurled from its seething crater during the current eruption. Local authorities warned residents to stay clear of the lava dome and ash plumes as the danger continued.
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