Jobless Teenagers Seen as Explosive Social Problem
Washington educator Dr. James B. Conant warned that rising youth unemployment now above 13 percent of the labor force threatens a social explosion. A three day conference on youth employment, backed by Ford Foundation funds, will seek recommendations on schooling, placement, and federal state responsibility to reduce barriers for young workers.
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Washington
UPD
Conant
CCC
New Deal
Kennedy
Labor Department
National Committee For Children and Youth
Ford Foundation
US and Soviet planners map summit security steps in Vienna
White House secretary Pierre Salinger and Soviet security chief Nikolai Sacharov outlined a broad plan to protect leaders before their June 3 Vienna talks. Salinger said Kennedy and Khrushchev would meet on a confidential basis with no news conference, while the leaders stay at the U.S. ambassador’s villa and the Soviet embassy summer residence near Parkersdorf.
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Vienna
UPI
White House
Pierre Salinger
Nikolai Sacharov
Kennedy
Salinger
U.S
Hietzing
Parkersdorf
Second Space Trip Delayed Until July
NASA shifted the second American space flight to early July from a planned June 20 launch from Cape Canaveral. Astronauts John H. Glenn Jr. and Virgil I. Grissom will follow Alan Shepard Jr. by repeating the Mercury mission, with the delay blamed on extensive preparation work.
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Washington
UPD
Atlantic Missile Range
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
Alan 3. Shepard Jr
Space
Jetliner Dives 19,000 Feet. No Injuries Reported
Pan American jet carrying 121 passengers including a Salt Lake City baseball team dove 19,000 feet in about 90 seconds over the Pacific after a compressor oil leak triggered a cabin pressure warning. Pilot James L. Fleming said the move was precautionary and the system later worked normally with oxygen masks deployed briefly.
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Honolulu
UPI
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Hawaii
James L. Flemming
Pacific Ocean
Flemming
Nazi Storm Troops Arrive In Louisiana Encounter Police
A busload of Nazi storm troopers entered New Orleans in rain and faced a wary police captain who demanded the removal or covering of hate signs. After negotiations, officers allowed them to stay the night with signs covered, while planning further actions against CORE and the NAACP.
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Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
New Orleans
South
National
UPI
Louisiana
CORE
NAACP
Otto Preminger
T. H. Troxclair
Troxclair
Fuehrler
George Lincoln Rockwell
Vel
Arlington
County building votes split across Greater Scottsdale
The official canvass shows seven county bond items approved in most precincts but narrowly opposed in some. Arcadia and Kiva favored hospital and court house, while Tolleson and Tonto showed mixed results. Officials anticipate adjustments but expect totals to hold.
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Scottsdale
Greater
Arcadia
Kiva
Tonto
Tolleson County
Glendale County
East Scottsdale
Tolleson
Glendale
Lou Witzeman
Bob McNutt
West Scottsdale
Parkway
Paradise
Conflicting Reports On Arizona Military Bases
Senators Hayden and Udall say the Defense Department assured no plans to cut Navajo Ordnance Depot near Flagstaff this year, while depot commander Col. Wayne Wood hints operations may be reduced. Rumors swirl around Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson amid unclear guidance.
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Washington
UPI
Arizona
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Morris K. Udall
Defense Department
Army
Flagstaff
Wayne Wood
Wood
Tucson
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Colorful currency plan eyed by U S Treasury
Treasury Treasurer Elizabeth Rudel Smith proposes color coding bills to ease recognition and reduce change errors. Secretary Douglas Dillon weighs the idea but no decision is near. Bankers and merchants back it while Treasury officials fear public confusion during a changeover.
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Elizabeth Rudel Smith
United States
1961 College Basketball Scandal Reemerges Involving Seton Hall NYU St John’s
New York report says Seton Hall NYU and St John’s fixed 15 games while Iowa and Dayton freshmen served as intermediaries. Dist Atty Hogan also notes seven other players received bribe offers to fix scores but did not report them.
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NEW York
UPI
Seton Hall
New York University
St. John’s
Iowa
Dayton
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
New York County
Conditions Of Two Scottsdale Boys Unchanged
Two Scottsdale boys remain in critical or serious condition after separate injuries this week. Vance Marshall, 11, was struck in the throat by a baseball near his home and remains in critical at St. Joseph's hospital. Jimmy Weitzel, 4, choking on an unidentified object, is listed in serious condition at Valley hospital.
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Scottsdale
Vance Marshall
E. Exeter
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jimmy Weitzel
S. Kalarama St
Simday
Council OKs Funds Transfer Amid Budget Shifts
City Council approved transferring 17000 from several departments to cover the current fiscal year. Reductions included state and county road 2000, public works 8000, public housing 1000, building inspection 4000, and emergency 2000. Increases added 1000 to city clerk, 2000 to police, 4000 to city engineer, 1000 to accounting, 2000 to parks and recreation, and 5000 to city manager. City Manager Bob McNutt cited personnel, emergencies, and service demands driving the realignment.
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Bob McNutt
Mountain Shadows Plans 2.0 Million Remodeling Job
Building permits totaling 2 124 000 for remodeling and expansion of Mountain Shadows resort at 5641 East Lincoln Drive have been issued to Paul Construction Co. The permits cover 50 000 for remodeling banquet facilities 210 000 for remodeling three room convention units 495 000 for remodeling three room combination units 39 500 for general remodeling and 1 180 000 for construction of 59 additional cottage units. A court case over the resorts right to expand onto adjacent property is awaiting ruling.
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Mountain Shadows Resort
E. Lincoln Dr
Paul Construction Co
Kennedy says local police can curb Freedom Ride violence
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy voiced confidence that mob outbreaks linked to the Freedom Riders southern tour will be handled by local law enforcement. He said he was in frequent contact with officials in Alabama and Mississippi and there is no basis to claim Mississippi will be lawless or that authorities cannot protect interstate travel as a busload departs Montgomery for Jackson with Alabama National Guard units aboard.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Alabama
Mississippi
Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Miss
National Guard
Pair Charged In Dope Case Influx From Mexico
Margaret Watts 20 of Scottsdale and John Lawton Moffatt 21 of Phoenix faced federal narcotics smuggling charges after two heroin papers were seized when they crossed from Mexico into Nogales. Prosecutors may try the case in Tucson. Watts, a Arizona State University student, has been under psychiatric care, affecting attendance.
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Scottsdale
Pirl
Phoenix
United Press International
Margaret
Lucy Watts
N. Mockingbird Lane
John Lawton Moffatt
State Highway Patrol
U.S
Mexico
Nogales
Tucson
Miss Watts
Arizona State University
Tempe
Catherine Nichols
Scottsdale educator named Supai Elementary assistant principal
Robert Brose a seventh grade teacher at Kiva Elementary in Scottsdale was named assistant principal of Supai Elementary effective July 1 by the Scottsdale school board. His salary will be 7000 dollars. He has taught in the Scottsdale system since 1959 and previously headed Mason City Town Elementary.
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Robert Brose
Scottsdale
Kiva
Supai
Brose
Mason City
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N. 75Th Place
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Monte Vista
Scottsdale Road
McDowell
Rick Ryan
Allen
18Th
Roosevelt Streets
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Smith
Miller Rd
Setpame Group
Local Claims Service
Don Carity
Council
Redwood
Fence CO
Mountain Shadows
East First Street
Phoenix Optical
Optical
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Scottsdale Medical Building
Stetson
General Tire
Bart's Safe-Car Service
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