City Maintains 1.18 Tax Rate For Next Year
City council keeps the property tax levy at 1.18 per 100 of assessed valuation for the coming fiscal year. Budget trims were made to balance a proposed 2,640,026 plan, adding police and public works staff while funding fire hydrants and signals. The plan includes a 34 percent jump in the police budget and a shift toward expanded public works, with hearings set for June 4 and August levy timing.
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Eastside
Superior Court
Police Department
Public Works Department
Shea Boulevard
Scottsdale Road
Chamber Head To Be Named Here Tomorrow
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will announce its new manager tomorrow after a selection committee led by Paul Haldermann reviews 60 to 75 applications. The board meets at noon to finalize the decision. the post salary has been raised to 10 000 to 12 000 dollars annually after John Wise resigned in March.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Paul Haldermann
Haldermann
John Wise
Don Chambers
Chamber
Actors Athletes Given Tax Break
The House Ways & Means Committee tentatively approved Kennedy tax plan for actors and sports stars with fluctuating incomes. It would allow five year averaging to reduce high tax brackets and aims to raise tax revenue by 3.5 billion overall.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Tucson NAACP Aids Prisoners In Birmingham
The Tucson NAACP collected funds to pay legal and bail fees for Birmingham demonstrators. Nearly 300 people donated $383.50 at a rally with sixteen speakers from unions civil rights groups and churches calling for ending segregation in Arizona. The drive aims to reach $1,000.
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Tucson
API
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Birmingham
NAACP
Arizona
Casper J. Glenn
Tucson Naacp
Unconstitutional Supreme Court Tosses Out Sit-In Convictions
Eleven integration demonstrators who tried to take up the freedom walk of a slain Baltimore post man were arrested near Gadsden Alabama Sunday and wholesale arrests of integration bent demonstrators continued in North Carolina Birmingham where Negroes told of telephone threats of new incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
North Carolina
Birmingham
Baltimore
William L. Moore
Madeline Sherwood
Supreme Court Overrules Segregation Sit-In Convictions
The Supreme Court voided jail sentences and fines from sit-in arrests in Greenville South Carolina Birmingham Alabama Durham North Carolina and New Orleans Louisiana. Chief Justice Warren held local segregation ordinances invalid under the 14th Amendment and overturned multiple convictions including trespass and incitement in these cases.
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Greenville
S.C
Birmingham
Ala
Durham
N.C
New Orleans
Earl Warren
Warren
F. L. Shuttleworth
Charles Billups
Supreme Court Upholds Gas Rate Regulation Method
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision written by Justice Harlan, upholds the Federal Power Commission's area based method for natural gas rates, replacing the individual cost of service approach. The ruling aims to stabilize consumer gas prices and continues a long regulatory evolution since 1954.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Commission
FPC
Earl Warren
Tom C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Phillips
1000 Negroes Barred At School
Birmingham officials expelled or suspended more than 1,000 Negro children who joined racial demonstrations. Children over 16 were expelled and younger ones suspended.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPID
Crucial Wheat Vote Scheduled Tomorrow
Kennedy signs the feed grain bill on the eve of a pivotal wheat referendum. About 1.5 million wheat farmers can vote Tuesday to accept or reject the administration plan for production controls and acreage flexibility.
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Washington
UPS
Kennedy
Congress
Radcliffe Students Stage Panty Raid At Harvard
Radcliffe College students sparked a noisy 2040-strong demonstration at Harvard Yard on Sunday night. Eight Harvard men were arrested for disturbing the peace as police dispersed the crowd. no injuries or major damage were reported.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Radcliffe College
Harvard
Radcliffe
Harvard Yard
Winthrop House
Harvards
Arizona Wheat Growers Vote On Federal Price Supports
Arizona wheat growers head to the polls Tuesday to decide a nationwide referendum on government controls and price supports for the 1964 wheat crop. A two thirds yes would enforce strict controls and high supports, while a no could end controls and reduce supports with acreage limits.
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Arizona
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Local Boy Dies of Leukemia in Scottsdale
Randy Harold McLaughlin, 14, of 3319 North 63rd Street Scottsdale, died of leukemia Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Chapel of Light Green Acres Memorial Gardens. The Rev. Charles McKinnon Brown will officiate. An eighth grade student at Paiute School he is survived by parents Jack and Dolores, sister Jamie and grandmother Ruth Dintey of Freeport Haois.
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Randy Harold McLaughlin
N. 63Rd Street
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Chapel of Light
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Charles McKinnon Brown
Congregational
Shepherd of the Hills Church
Randy
Paiute School
Jack
Dolores McLaughlin
Jamie
Ruth Dintey
Freeport
Haois
Weather Update With Variable Clouds
Variable cloudiness today with little temperature change. High near 98. Tonight and tomorrow low around 68 and high near 638.
Bombings Rock Montreal Headquarters Amid FLQ Fear
Two bombs exploded at the Royal Canadian Army Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers HQ in Montreal. No injuries. windows and cars damaged. Police blame the FLQ and warn against celebratory firecrackers near Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth days. An earlier Westmount blast injured explosives expert Maj. Walter Leja.
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Montreal
UPS
Royal Canadian Army Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
FLQ
Paratist Quebec Liberation Front
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Westmount
Maj
Walter
Rocky) Leja
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Air Force
William F. Pitts
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Hartford
Conn
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Englewood
N.J
Lincoln School
Cleveland
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Martin Luther King
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Kennedy-Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
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