Council to Visit Albuquerque and El Paso Airports
Five city council members plus Mayor John Woudenberg will tour satellite airports in Albuquerque, New Mexico and El Paso, Texas on Saturday. Beechcraft Distributors of Phoenix funds the trip while Arizona considers rezoning 640 acres for Thunderbird Field development and accepting 164 acres from George Tewksbury for a potential airfield.
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Albuquerque
N. M
el Paso
Tex
John Woudenberg
Beechcraft Distributors
Phoenix
Thunderbird Field
Arizona Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Woudenberg
George Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Thunderbird Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Desert Estates
Municipal Field
B. L. Tims
Herb Caywood
Leonard Johnson
John Senini
Weather outlook with hot spells and fair skies
Occasional high clouds and mostly fair conditions expected today tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures remain high with today's near 100 degree high and Wednesday low around 60 and high near 102. Weather Observer Willard Greene cites today’s low 68 and yesterday’s high 98.
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U.S
Willard Greene
CORE leaders condemn Phoenix referendum on public rights
CORE leaders described a proposed city charter referendum on public accommodations as an insult to Negroes and other minorities. A sit in at City Hall formed after an 18 block march from Eastlake Park drew about 200 people. The group pressed for equal access to services and fair hiring, citing segregation in schools and limited Negro teachers.
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Phoenix
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
Phoenix City Hall
CORE
Eastlake Park
City Hall
Pat’ McCune
Core Education Committee
Phoenix Union
van Buren Street
Phoenix Human Relations Commission
Marshall Gribsby
Graham
Scottsdale teachers threaten walkout over extra three days
Members of the Scottsdale American Federation of Teachers threaten a three day walkout before school ends unless the district pays for the extra time. Attorney Gerald Pollack said the 1963 64 contract expires May 26 and the last day is May 29.
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Scottsdale
American Federation of Teachers
Gerald Pollack
AFT
Charles Holt
Holt
Pollack
Kennedy
Council to Study Youth Hiring Plan and City Projects
City council to act on a Parks and Recreation proposal for a teen work program employing five high school youths for 20 hours weekly at $1, costing about 1500. They will help maintain Community Center grounds and city recreation facilities. Also on the agenda are a police department addition project estimated at 40000, a Paradise Ford site plan, rezoning for Chaparral Dr, liquor licenses for Circle K locations, final plat for Park Scottsdale unit seven, and Lions Club street banners suspension. An agenda item to rezone Chaparral and 78th St was removed and will be heard June 16.
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Parks and Recreation
L. B. Spacewater
Aries
Hallcraft
Park
Scotts
Jobs for Youth Luncheon Planned
Local businessmen invited to a noon luncheon at Joe Hunt's tomorrow to inaugurate the Scottsdale Jobs for Youth campaign. Co sponsors include the Arizona State Employment Service and the Scottsdale Jaycees. A donation of 1.50 is requested.
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Joe Hunt
Arizona State Employment Service
Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale
Progress Drive To Close Soon
The Progress urges readers to submit subscriptions by Friday to count toward the current circulation drive. Prizes include Sunbeam appliances such as toasters, vacuum cleaners, irons, coffeemakers, razors, hair dryers, power drills, toothbrush sets, multicooker fry-pans, mixmasters and electric haircut sets. Sell two or more one year subscriptions to win. Visit 302 Ball Park Plaza for full rules.
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Ball Park Plaza
Safety talk ends with broken bone at plant
Superintendent Herman Dehner hobbling on crutches after a safety meeting at the disposal plant on Van Buren and Miller roads. He stumbled into a hole outside the building and broke his ankle.
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Herman Dehner
Dehner
van Buren
Miller Rds
Member Drive Battle Slated
Scottsdale’s Round-Up Club challenges the Chamber of Commerce board to a one day membership drive. The winning side earns steak dinners tomorrow. the losers eat beans. Round-Up chairman Kent Huson presents the challenge with Fred Stresen-Reuter for the Chamber board.
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Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Kent Huson
Fred Stresen-Reuter
Chamber Board
Eviction Ends For Beagle Owner Miss Bussert
Miss Helen Bussert and 25 beagles faced eviction from 834 N Scottsdale Rd after landlords Jack and Alice Bosselman secured a court order. She claims no rent paid, plans to sell pups via Jim Land, and expects six litters before Christmas amid contested legal aid views.
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Helen Bussert
Beagles
Miss Bussert
Scottsdale Rd
Jack Bosselman
Bosselman
Glenn Graves
The
Humane Society
Jim Hulman
George Long
U S Vows Any Measures To Protect Laos Freedom
The United States stated it will take any measures necessary to preserve Laos neutrality and independence against Communist aggression. Officials warned the Red offense threatened to derail the Geneva agreement establishing a three way coalition in Laos. A State Department spokesman said no option is off the table to save the neutral government.
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Washington
United States
Laos
State Department
Judge halts Utah Education Association strike action
A Salt Lake City district judge issued a restraining order against UEA officers, employees and trustees to stop the association from aiding the state’s 11 000 public school teachers in lengthening their two day strike. In East St. Louis seniors picketed for higher pay as two thirds of teachers walked out yesterday.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Education Association
Association
UEA
Board of Trustees
East St. Louis
Ill
Trustee Still Undecided Over Scottsdale School Board Vacancy
Board members mull replacement for Dr. Stewart Flaschen who plans to move to New York and resign this month. The trustees may appoint a successor or call a special election. final choice rests with Barry who has heard many suggestions but faces possible lack of consensus. Flaschen’s term expires in 1966.
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Stewart Flaschen
Scottsdale
Arora UU Aca
Board of Trustees
Flaschen
New York
Keith Turley
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E. Chaparral Dr
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Mike-Steware
Buzard
A. P. Buzard
State Senate
Senate
Tucson
G. L. Gibbons
Henderson Stockton
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