Space Agency Says America Will Be First on Moon
Washington reports Congress backs Kennedy plan for a five year program of 7.0 to 9.0 billion dollars to reach the moon by 1970. NASA would rise to 1.78 billion, with a 130 million Apollo boost and 76 million for the new massive Nova booster.
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Freedom Riders May Get Suspended Sentences
In Jackson Mississippi Judge James L Spencer expected to give suspended sentences to 27 Freedom Riders for disorderly conduct and refusing to obey an officer after they used segregated facilities at the Jackson bus station. The group from Montgomery Alabama faces up to a year in jail and fines but token penalties are anticipated. A second group of six to seven riders including white professors plans to depart New Orleans for Mississippi under COR sponsorship.
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Fate of federal school aid hinges on House vote
Washington reports the Senate approved a $2.5 billion three year education aid program for public schools. The House Education and Labor Committee backed a similar measure, with both plans allocating $850 million annually to states for three years. The political fight centers on amendments and party lines as leaders expect a tough battle in the House.
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Wives Separated By Taxi Ride Violence Ends In Find
Two women left alone with car trouble were approached by two strangers who offered help. One stranger rode away in the women's car with a second man following in a sedan. A taxi driver pursued but lost the car. The women's bodies were discovered hours later about a mile from the reservoir.
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Motor Freight Rates Boosted in Arizona
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a 5 percent general rise in motor freight rates in Arizona. The increase takes effect June 15 and follows a hearing in the spring. The Arizona Motor Transport Association, representing most line haul truckers, requested the boost.
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Weather outlook with cooler spell and mountain showers
The forecast covers today through Saturday with high temperatures near 97 today and 96 Saturday morning. Considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with a few light showers mainly in mountain areas. Breezy afternoons and slightly cooler temperatures across most sections.
Scouts Pack 444 to Hold All Indian Pow Wow
Cub scouts in Scottsdale Pack 444 sponsored by Scottsdale Elks Lodge No 9148 close their year with an all Indian pow wow and campfire ceremony at 7 30 p m in Papago Park. The first place Roosevelt Council pack won its honor at the Scout Exposition. Attendees are asked to wear Indian regalia and follow torch lit paths from the entrance to the Botanical Gardens on McDowell Road.
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Chamber Official Honored by Wranglers Club Luncheon
Owen Dean, Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce assistant manager, was guest of honor at a Wranglers Club luncheon at Hotel Valley Ho. Earl Leininger presented a plaque for outstanding chamber recruitment work. Rolly Feltman gave a Polaroid camera. Dean departs June 1 for Bisbee to become chamber manager. Bob Hyde named Wrangler of the Month for April.
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City Calls Bids On Sewer Bonds
The city council set 7 p.m. on June 27 for bids on 700000 general obligation bonds and 700 sewer revenue bonds. Bond agent Joe Reisner Sr. outlined retirement by 1985 and interest at five percent or less. Proceeds will fund the new sewage disposal plant and the Hayaen Road main.
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Twins Split Classes Aim for Separate Fields
In Scottsdale, two sisters educated apart in Africa have pursued distinct paths joining art and fashion design. Mrs. George Rocker notes the trend of keeping daughters in different classes to foster individual talents. The families anticipate a busy month with new starts and cross‑country moves.
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Hewitt Named Building Inspector
Hewitt, 41, appointed building inspector replacing Walter Donn who resigned. Hewitt is married with three children and is a graduate of Gannon College in Pennsylvania.
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Kennedy creates tri partite panel on missile base disputes
President Kennedy established an 11 member commission to handle missile site labor disputes and issue directives guiding unimpeded space program work. Labor Secretary Goldberg named chair to halt strikes and slowdowns. three public, labor, and management representatives join the panel.
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Annexation Signings Questioned After Void Resolution
Curtis led the annexation effort but the action was declared void and the taxable value of property in the annexed area listed as 367000 dollars. The committee reported 258000 dollars for the area as withdrawn before official action and could not secure key hires.
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