Census marks 200 million Americans and future growth
The Census Bureau reports 200 million Americans are counted with projections toward 300 million by century's end. It notes urban crowding, but argues food production and farming efficiency will keep pace, while family planning and contraceptives help slow birth rates. The bureau frames growth as the start of broader social work.
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Bomb on American Airlines jet found in baggage
An American Airlines Boeing 727 returning to San Diego from Chicago revealed a crude bomb device hidden in luggage when ground crew opened the cargo area at Lindbergh Field. The plane landed safely after the pilot manually controlled through a pressure anomaly. The San Diego State College cross country team was aboard.
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Scottsdale drivers face fines or jail in city court
Two Scottsdale residents Richard Edward Dally age 39 and Richard J. Armola age 24 were ordered to pay 150 dollar fines or serve 30 days in jail after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. In other city court actions eight Valley residents were fined for speeds not reasonable and prudent, three for speeding in school zones, and one for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a vehicle.
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William N. Hellard
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Policeman's Ball Slated by Scottsdale Police Group
The Scottsdale Police Benevolent Association will host its Sixth Annual Policeman's Ball at the Mountain Shadows Resort this Saturday from 8 p m to 1 a m. Louis Henderson and his band perform with door prizes. tickets are $5 per couple at the door. Proceeds support widows and orphans of policemen and the group’s teen fund.
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Scottsdale men to attend Arizona parks conference
Two Scottsdale men will join about 300 participants at the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association Conference in Phoenix at the Ramada Inn. L B Spacewater director of parks will panel on student sessions, with John Tanner participating in a session on cooperative use of facilities. Registration begins Wednesday at 9 am with sessions starting 10 30 am and 15 meetings and workshops planned before Friday’s final business session.
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Army furlough ends 18 months later man seeks discharge
Joe A. Smith 23 from Brownsville California seeks discharge after an 18 month Army furlough due to a mix up at Fort Hood He worked as a logger in Yuba City and received army allotments for his wife Glinda Fay while the army pursued a remedy The case prompts a psychiatric exam as the army decides whether to discharge him or keep him on duty
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Tavan PTA tackles venereal disease topic and film
Tavan School VD panel discusses One of the Greatest Health Problems Facing Our Young People Today at the Tavan Cafetorium Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Also shown is the film Dance Little Children. Panelists include Dr. Gladys McGarey Helen Nash the Rev. John Frederick and Lawrence Burinsky.
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Helen Nash
John Fredrick
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Arizona State Fair draws record 433000 attendees
Arizona’s 1967 state fair closed after a 10 day run with over 433000 entrants, surpassing the 1966 record of 390650. Mexico Day featured 30 Sonora representatives led by Cesar Gandara who invited Arizona and American visitors to Sonora with warm hospitality.
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Drug problem topic at Apache School PTA meeting
Supai Yavapai area community events include a Scottsdale narcotics meeting led by G W Tignor at Apache School PTA. A film Pit of Des pair will be shown followed by questions. The event is open to the public at 7:30 p m in the cafetorium. Refreshments served.
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