Four Year Old Dies In Phoenix Car Mishap
A four year old Scotts dale boy, Mark Douglas Cryan, died after falling from a car driven by his father in Phoenix. The boy, son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Cryan, was identified by Phoenix police. He died after the rear car door opened as the vehicle turned from Sith Street onto Camelback Road at 6 55 p m. The family, returning from visiting friends, left two brothers and two sisters and grandparents in Lorain Ohio. Rosary was to be said tonight at Messinger Chapel. Requiem Mass was scheduled for tomorrow at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with burial in St Francis Cemetery.
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Saturn 5 yields unmanned Apollo test toward moon goal
The Saturn 5 rocket launched from Cape Kennedy on schedule at 7 am EST and sent the Apollo craft into an 11,393 mile Earth orbit then into deep space. The mission aims to prove the Saturn-Apollo system can return astronauts safely to Earth with a Pacific splashdown at 3:41 pm EST. Ground controllers declared the test an “incredibly good” success and Gen Sam Phillips voiced optimism about a moon landing this decade.
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Nominating petitions open for Scottsdale city election
City Clerk Fern Anderson announced that nominating petitions are available at 0 W Indian School Rd for the February 2 city primary. Candidates must be 21, registered voters, own property, and reside in Scottsdale. Petition signatures required range from 272 to 543, five to ten percent of last election voters. Filing begins November 22 with a December 22 deadline.
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City discovers tax overcharge by Scottsdale merchants
Scottsdale investigators found merchants charging more than the 4 percent combined city and state sales tax. Finance Director Clarence Bigelow said letters will inform offenders they are breaking the law while the city continues its probe. He noted the overcharges may stem from honest mistakes with inflated tax schedule cards, and two supermarkets were found using boosted rates.
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Professional council bars discussion on teachers pay and benefits
The Professional Council voted to remove teachers salaries and fringe benefits from agenda items. A 570 to 121 teacher poll urged the council not to discuss salary terms. The body debated its possible role as the negotiator with the school board and administration.
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Exiled reporter barred from Scottsdale Professional Council seating
The Scottsdale Daily Progress reporter was barred from sitting with the Professional Council on Wednesday. Chairman Bob Church accused Kowalec of voting and making comments though he is not a PC member. A survey found no teachers agreeing with seating Kowalec alone as a protest.
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Scottsdale seeks new top school district leaders
Several men were interviewed today for at least two top posts in the Scottsdale School District. Board member Earl Sumrall Superintendent John Tanner and Assistant Superintendent Townzen led the interviews. Positions include director of elementary education and director of secondary education plus roles in facilities planning and administrative research.
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Scientists set Surveyor Six moon landing attempt
Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists in Pasadena prepare for a soft landing on the moon by Surveyor Six. The 5 58 p m target risks a less than fifty percent chance of a successful touchdown.
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Red China Missile Test Likely Amid UN Admission Debate
Nationalist Chinese intelligence reports indicate China may conduct a missile borne nuclear test at any time. The timing is tied to a possible UN debate this winter on Communist China's admission to the world organization.
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House Passes First Reading On Homeowner Tax Exemption
Phoenix legislature grants property tax exemptions on owner occupied homes after deadline for bill intro without special permission. Rep. James Holley R Maricopa sponsored one proposal and 16 Democratic members another.
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Copper firm invites strikers back during talks
Inspiration Copper Co officials said the firm would welcome returning workers as contract negotiations proceed. Duncan McDonald noted the company had not asked employees to return after a similar offer from Miami Copper Co. on Monday was rejected by the unions.
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Senate Finance panel approves largest Social Security rise
The Senate Finance Committee approved a historic Social Security hike and a payroll tax schedule to finance it. The plan doubles the present rate by 1972, boosts benefits for about 23 million Americans by 16 percent, and raises the maximum employer employee tax to $561 by 1972 for higher earners.
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