School Board Reopens Federal Aid Debate In Scottsdale
Scottsdale School District reopens discussion on federal aid with a plan to survey eligibility under Public Laws 815 and 874. Taxpayers urged a June 18 agenda item while the board also lauded Arcadia High School physics, awarded AV equipment service bid, and approved a Hawaii teaching leave.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Steward Flaschen
Bill Close
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Keith Turley
Arcadia High School
American Institute of Physics
Howard
Shirley Winn
Hawaii
City Accepts Federal Aid For Sewers
The city council adopted a resolution accepting a 413340 federal Public Health Service grant to fund the Hayden Road interceptor line between McDonald Drive and McKellips Road as part of a four city sewage disposal plan. The project total is about 1.2 million with a contract likely awarded early this summer.
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Plaza de la Chosita
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Osborn Road
Pope John XXIII Cancels General Audience
Pope John XXIII 81, appearing wan and tired, cancels a scheduled general audience as doctors order rest. He briefly appears on a balcony then retires. Vatican says cancellation is precaution due to anemia and gastric trouble with ongoing reports of deterioration. Doctors spent the night at the Vatican.
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UPI
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St. Peter's Square
Antonio Gasbarrini
Federal showdown over Alabama integration and Wallace vow
Federal Judge H H Grooms denied delaying Vivian Malone of Mobile and Dave McGlathery of Huntsville from joining the University of Alabama. Wallace promised to bar any Negro enrollment. Meantime 1061 Negro students seek reinstatement after boycotting classes amid ongoing racial tension nationwide.
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University of Alabama
George Wallace
Birmingham
North Carolina
South Carolina
Jackson
Miss
Allen Thompson
H. H. Grooms
Bimingham
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Dave M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Miss Malone
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Wallace
Dinner pace slows to curb TV watching at Clare College
Cambridge England UPI waiters at Clare College have been told to slow dinner service after undergraduates rushed a three course meal in 15 minutes to rush to watch television. William Black acting tutor cited the problem on Sunday.
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William Black
Uncertain weather with heat waves and fair skies
Variable high cloudiness with generally fair conditions today tonight and tomorrow. Temperature will not change much with a high near 103 today and 105 tomorrow. Lows around 67 both tonight and tomorrow morning reflecting continued extreme heat.
Bobcat Robert to Be Handover to Zoo as Grows
A young bobcat named Robert visits the Loucks children Jimmie and Susie while still on a milk bottle. As his teeth and claws lengthen, the Loucks foresee no permanent home and plan to transfer him to the zoo when he matures. Page 2 offers another image of Robert.
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Robert
Scottsdale bars challenge liquor tax in court
Thirteen Scottsdale bars and restaurants obtained a temporary Superior Court order halting the city liquor license tax as unconstitutional. The suit seeks declaratory judgment and a permanent injunction, with a show cause hearing set for May 31. Plaintiffs include Wild Bill's Restaurant and Caesar's Pizza, among others.
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Kenneth Chatwin
Chatwin
Osmond Burton Jr
Bill Schrader
Wild Bill’s
Pink Pony
Dale Anderson's
Safari
Baron's
Trader Vic's
Executive House
Valley Ho
Surrey Steak House
Etienne
New York Celebrates Cooper in Canyon of Heroes Parade
Leroy Gordon Cooper, 36, the space flyer who orbited Earth for 34 hours 20 minutes, rode through a packed confetti-filled Manhattan parade. Mayor Wagner and Vice President Johnson praised the spaceman and the team behind the mission as Cooper thanked the crowd on City Hall steps and spoke of the broader space program.
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UPI
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Robert F. Wagner
Lyndon B. Johnson
Major Cooper
Hattie
Voters reject Phoenix housing code in landslide defeat
Voters toppled the Phoenix housing code by 27 488 to 22 890 in a high turnout referendum. Mayor Sam Mardian and multiple officials defended the measure while opponents led by Rev Aubrey Moore praised the result as a victory for freedom and open communication. The uproar over zoning and apartment proposals highlighted community divisions and constitutional questions.
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Sam Marcian
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Teacher Pacts Signed by Scottsdale Education Association
The Scottsdale Education Association announced the immediate return of teacher contracts, ending a 30 day protest that began after salary policy disputes. SEA president Al Lessig told the board the move shows a professional stance and willingness to work with officials.
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al Lessig
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Board of Education
KTAR Postpones Kremlin Show
KTAR Channel 12 delayed NBCs A Tour of the Kremlin citing missing feed lines and prior commitments. Richard Covey explains the delay while NBC praise from Rick Du Brow contrasts with Scottsdale Progress noting frequent one week postponements. The Kremlin program is rescheduled for next Tuesday.
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