Scottsdale School District avoids double sessions next year
District Superintendent Charles Holt announced plans to avert double sessions by renting temporary classrooms and using space in all 16 elementary schools. Some housing for students remains tentative. bond defeat earlier this year prompted space gambits including rented rooms from local builders and church property.
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Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Holt
Arcadia
Valley Presbyterian Church
McDonald Drive
Hopi School
Ramada
John Hall
Congregational Church
Granite Reef Road
Hall
Tonto School
Oak Street
King Predicts Walls of Segregation Will Crumble
Dr. Martin Luther King declared the Birmingham settlement shows the futility of massive resistance to integration. A bi racial committee will timetable school integration and reopen parks. King Shuttlesworth and Abernathy announced the accord after days of demonstrations and arrests. Shuttlesworth collapsed during the conference and was hospitalized.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Martin Luther King
South
King
Atlanta
Ister
Teaders
Fred
Shuttlesworth
Ralph Abernathy
More Racial Crises Ahead Kennedy Warns
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy said the nation will face more racial crises like Birmingham but lessons from that case show how to resolve them Those lessons center on willingness to sit down and work things out He warned that failure to do so could unleash great violence from both sides honoring dialogue and restraint in civil rights discussions.
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Washington
Birmingham
Kennedy
Fannin Aims Budget Director as Priority for Arizona
Gov. Paul Fannin told appropriations committees he will sharply limit a special session's capital outlay funds for state institutions. He called creation of a budget director the top need for fiscal responsibility and signaled a June session to address building and land acquisitions for state colleges and universities. He cautioned against broad demands from lawmakers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Appropriations Committees
Arizona
Williams Off Critical List
City Manager Kenneth Williams 39 was taken off the critical list at Good Samaritan Hospital today for the first time since a heart attack early Monday. He had been in critical condition until Friday. His physician said he may be held off the job for as long as three months.
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Kenneth Williams
Good Samaritan Hospital
Williams
Scottsdale Seeks Third Annexation Effort Eastside
Scottsdale plans a new trial and fresh drive to reannounce the six square mile Eastside annexation after Judge Nabours ruled the area invalid for insufficient valuation. The city faced a 50 percent threshold shortfall and will pursue signatures and a possible appeal while preparing two next-year budgets.
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Scottsdale
Nabour
Nabours
Charles Brewer
Brewer
Pima
McKellips
Chaparral
Richard Kamps
Osmond Burton Jr
State Supreme Court
Burton
Soviet Court Imposes Eight-Year Term on Wynne for Spying
The Soviet Supreme Court sentenced British businessman Greville Wynne to eight years with three years in jail and five in a corrective labor camp and Oleg Penkovsky to death by firing squad for spying. The verdict followed a five day trial with both men admitting passing Soviet secrets to Western intelligence. Diplomatic observers noted possible exchange prospects for Wynne. court issued a ruling alleging help from foreign embassies and named several Americans and Britons in connection with the espionage.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Wynne
Penkovsky
England
U.S
Foreign Office
Rodney Carlson
Richard Jacob
William Johns
Hugh Montgomery
Alexis Davison
Roderick Chisolm
Gervase Cowell
Ivor Rausell
John Varley
Felicity Stewart
High Point man tells family he may not take council seat
Virgil P. Carrick 46, GOP winner in a statewide sweep, disclosed to his children and reporters that he served a 7 to 10 year prison term for armed robbery in 1938, which would strip citizenship rights including the vote and eligibility for office. He said he learned he would be sworn in as city councilman next Tuesday but chose to reveal the past publicly. Carrick described his post release life building a furniture hardware plant and civic involvement.
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High Point
N.C. Cupid
Virgil P. Carrick
Carrick
Virgil Jr
Davison County
Scottsdale Girl To Be Awarded Top ASU Honors
Betty Lu Franks of Scottsdale will receive the Moeur Award as ASU’s top senior for scholastic record. She graduates from the College of Education in June and will teach history in Glendale Union High School District next fall. Franks earns a 4.0 GPA and is slated to receive the Kappa Delta Pi scholarship Key and Mortar Board honors.
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Holt
Pima
Judy Snyder
Mark Farrington
Joseph Esile
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theatre
SCOT
Ramada Inn
Scottsdale
ASU
Betty Lu Franks
Moeur
Franks
E. Cheery Lynn
Betty la Barclay
College of Education
Glendale Union High
Jack Barclay
Hobn. 42Nd Ave. Phoenix
Kappa Delta Pi
Mortar Board
College of Ealucation
Private Daniel J. Arthur Erroneously Left in Army Firing Range
Private Daniel J. Arthur, 17, found himself alone on a Yakima firing range during Exercise Coulee Crest as jets bombs and tanks roared around his hill. He wrote a farewell note to wife Wanda amid artillery and air attacks until infantrymen realized he was not out of range and stopped firing. General Paul D. Adams ordered safety procedures and praised Arthur as a brave man faithful to his orders.
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Arthur
Wanda
Yakima
No Man’s Land
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Weather Quiet with Warm Temperatures and WInds
Mostly fair today and tonight with southwest winds 15 to 30 mph. Temperatures remain near 95 in the day and around 82 tomorrow morning with little change. Yesterday’s low reached 64 as a cool spell ends.
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