Vocational Training Cuts Seen in Scottsdale Schools
Scottsdale educators report a downward trend in vocational and industrial arts programs. Teachers cite reductions since 1961, inadequate facilities and ventilation, and space shortages. Auto shop remains the only apparently adequate program while cuts loom for both beginner and advanced classes.
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Squirrels Go Nutty Warning for Garden Visitors
UPI reports visitors to the Brooklyn Botanical Garden are warned after nine attacks in two weeks. A guard said a squirrel ambushed him from a tree and bit him on both ears.
Morton Warns War Fever Rises Over Vietnam Victory
Sen Thruston Morton accuses President Johnson of not clarifying that total victory in Vietnam would avert a world catastrophe. He warns of a potential backfire if peace talks are pursued without a clear victory goal. His remarks coincide with a State Department briefing on Vietnam strategy.
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Pima Road work tops Scottsdale capital projects list
Scottsdale council approved 808000 for 35 capital projects including 200000 for Pima Road from Thomas to Indian Bend with a bridge over the Atizana Canal. Salt River Indian Tribal Council to contribute 100000. Additional allocations fund storm drains, sidewalks, paving, bridges, and traffic signals across multiple streets and areas.
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Yavapai residents seek rezoning to block Astro trailer park
Residents in the Yavapai area step before the city planning and zoning commission to block Astro Corp from turning 400 acres in Indian Bend Wash into a trailer park. They seek Industrial-1 zoning to stop mobile homes, citing crowding, safety, and school impacts.
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Slaying sentence scheduled in Arizona case
John Wesley Schroeder, 47, was to be sentenced for a second degree murder plea in Phoenix after a new trial was ordered. He previously faced a death sentence for the 1960 Scottsdale slaying of Frank Anderson and allegedly shot during a hostage standoff as police closed in.
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War threat triggers evacuation of Americans from Israel
UPI reports the U S Embassy orders evacuation of Americans in Israel amid a looming Mideast war. Israel considers responses to Eshkol and Knesset debate over Nasser’s blockade threats while Egyptians and Soviets are blamed for escalatory moves. Crowds gather at travel offices as supply lines hold steady and weather remains hot.
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Thant Arrives in Middle East to Avert Crisis
United Nations Secretary General U Thant landed in Cairo in a bid to prevent a new Israel Arab war. He planned talks with Egyptian leader Gamal Atel Nasser amid Nasser’s blockade threats and U N forces being redeployed along the frontier. Washington and London urged Americans to evacuate as regional tensions rose.
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Tuesday in the News United Press International
A brief UPI roundup titled Tuesday in the News recaps notable events and developments, highlighting political, economic, and social items from around the globe. The digest mentions key figures, organizations, and dates shaping the week ahead.
World at risk as Mideast crisis deepens
Senate briefing shows Secretary of State Rusk warns the crisis could engulf the world. Mansfield blames Egypt and President Nasser for inviting war.
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