Kaibab School Announces 1961 Eighth Grade Honors
The June 6 notice lists the 1961 Kaibab School eighth grade graduates and honor students. Recipients include Erik Clive Wroark and Lynda Ant Johnson for outstanding all around students, David Evan Beckley and Bonnie C Bither for citizenship, and Charles Frederick Rhoades and Teresa Udall for sportsmanship. Also named are best athletes and numerous graduates and honor students across tracks like science band and home economics with many full names recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik’ Clive Wroark
Lynda Ant Johnson
PTA
David Evan Beckley
Bonnie C. Bither
W. William Gerald Ferguson
Melanie B. Metcalf
Charles
Frederick Rhoades
Teresa Jean Udall
Robert Jim Berrier
William
Currie McGahey
William A. Colton I
Alan Steven Beckley
David Beckley
Etta
Louise Blackmon
Gary Lee Brown
Nancy Jean Cameron
Warren A. Colton
Daphne June Cornnally
Douglas Alan Coppock
Gretchen Lorraine Frank
Nancy Gayle Freestone
Cheryl Lea Hogan
Lynda Kell Johnson
William Currie McGahey
James Frederick Mundy
Carl Haven Peters
Patti Susan Rhodes
Gary William Ruohe
Frederick C. Schwarze, Jr
Diane
Union Defeated In Long Textile Strike Ends
Ender son North Carolina United States. The Textile Workers Union of America concedes defeat after a 20 year strike at Harriet Henderson cotton mills ending production since 1959. Picketing continues to shift changes until June 1, strike benefits end July 1. TWUA contributed over 1.25 million dollars to about 900 members. Eight protestors and one attacker faced prison terms, with seven still jailed. Former TWUA Director Boyd Payton says he is not surprised by the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enderson
N.C
UPI
Harriet-Henderson
Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Henderson
Hénlerson
Mills
Carolinas
Boyd Payton
Charlotte
Demos Meet To Honor President And Raise Cash
Democratic leaders from across the country gather to honor President Kennedy on the eve of his 44th birthday and to raise funds by a $100 per plate dinner expected to draw about 6,000 at the National Guard Armory. The event features Kennedy sharing the platform with former President Truman Vice President Johnson and Speaker Rayburn. The Democratic National Committee also plans to appoint a subcommittee to scope the 1964 convention and avoid televised chaos. After the dinner Kennedy heads to Hyannis Port for the weekend. his actual birthday Monday will be marked by another dinner stressed on reducing the party debt nearing $2 million.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Nasional
Guard
Democratic National ‘Committee
John M. Bailey
Hyannis
Port
Mass
Kennedy Birthday Plans Highlight Busy U S Leader
Washington reports President Kennedy turning 44 with a packed schedule. He will attend a Democratic birthday dinner, travel to Cape Cod, then to Boston for another celebration. A European trip follows with talks in Paris Vienna and London before returning home to face ongoing crises.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Cape Cod
Charles de Gaulle
Vienna
Nikita
Khrushchev
London
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Scottsdale zoning classifies residences by lot size
A Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission proposal would label areas by lot size to match Desert landscapes. Higher AI zoning aims to preserve low density on large lots, with setbacks and minimums for acre and 0.43 acre parcels.
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Scottsdale
A. Public Agency
Force Pilot Unions Face Crisis in Settlement Push
A White House commission urged pilots and flight engineers to settle their dispute by merging and reducing jet crews from four to three. President Kennedy pressed both unions to accept the peace formula, citing public service and avoidance of strikes after a six day nationwide disruption. The report, led by Prof Nathan Feinsinger, also backed job security for flight engineers and noted related mediation actions with Northwest Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
White House
Kennedy
National Mediation ‘Board
Northwest Airlines
Machinists’ Union
Flight Engineers International Association
Air’ Line Pilots Association
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Ordinance No 118 Sets Parking Rules in Scottsdale
Scottsdale town council passes emergency parking ordinance to control parking lots. It requires surfacing barriers and fencing, marks spaces, and directs signs, with notice before barricading improper entrances. Penalties include fines up to 300 dollars or six months in jail, effective after publication in May 1961.
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Scottsdale
Steeen
Burricanes
Iar
Scottsdale Bond Bid Notice Amid Public Sale
City of Scottsdale announces bids for bonds in a public sale. Unconditional purchase terms apply with checks drawn on a bank in Arizona and liquidated damages if forfeited. Notice confirms no litigation affecting issuance and sale. Published May 27 through June 23, 1961.
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Dale
Arizona
Ae Rae
Mma Ee Ead
Scottsdale
Stal
Stilishene
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Prident Kennedy
Kaibab’ School
Honor Rell
Bonnie Birther
Etta Lou
Blackmon
Karen Davis
Gretchen Frank
Kell Johnson
Robert Levine
Diane van Duren
Nancy
Jean Cameron
Karen Lynn Davis
Robert Neal Tellier
Edward Allen Cooper
Arlene Louise Fischer
William Lawrence
Hallas
Michael J. Loper
Terry Michael Bryan
Kristine Bunting
John Gordon Caldwell
Susan Gail
Robbie Dianne Campbell
Jack” Allen Chapman
Jane Ellen Christensen
Joseph Zare Collings, II
Warren A.‘Colton, III
Daphne June Con‘nally
Candace Dale Coverdale
Caren
Elaine ‘Cowie
Marcia MacCrae Crutchley
Mary Robyn. Cummings
Karen Lynx Davis
Raymond W. Detrick
James DeLorne
DeVaney
Joyce Kristen Edgar
James Richard ‘Ellstrom
Paul T. Ernest
Paula Sue Bungard
William Gerald Ferguson
Nancy ‘Gayle Freestone
Lloyd Randolph Fuller
Joe David Graber
Donna Lee Guinac
William Lawrence Hallas
Thomas M. Harvey
Judith Ann Hutson
Linda Johnson
Lynda Kell: Johnson
Gail Ann Jorgenson
Robert Anderson Kendig
Patricia Ann Didwell
Scott David Koerner
I. Levine
Edward Jay Lohnes
Michael J.lopez
Jeffrey A ‘Markwart
Pat David ‘Wiiruit
Greg
Glen McEachfon
Ie McGahey
Peggy
Ann McMullin
Melanie B. Metcalfe
Robert
Joseph Meyer
James
Frederick Mundy
Helen’ ‘Jean
Beirne
Patricia Susan Oliver
Virginia Ann Perry
Ruth Ann Pierce
Christie AS. Reed
Fredrich Rhoades
Patti
Susan En Bruce Michael Singer
Gretchen’ Garwood ‘Sternberg
Susan Lee ‘Teets
Neal Tellier
Stephen
William ‘Thompson
Robert D. Tyyne, Jr
William Kwan Toy, Jr
Flaherty Treulich
Charlotte Gail” Urie
Demos
Hyannis Port
Boston
New York
David Ben Gurion
Eleanor Roosevelt
Foundation For Cancer Research
Idlewild
Paris
Europe
Congo
Laos
Viet Nam
Cuba
Montgomery, Ala
Janet Travell
Zach
Katy Worth
Ing
Din
Force Pilot Unions
Zorta Canal
Scottsdale ‘Road
Coronado
Scottsdale Road
Jess
Johnson
E. Lot Ave
M. E. Kimsey
Dorothy J. Ketchum
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