AEA Opposes Arizona School Finance Plan
Arizona Education Association leaders denounce the legislature’s school finance program in a four pronged attack launched after an emergency meeting with Tucson and Maricopa groups. Gov. Williams urges educators to stretch the education dollar while facing tax and lobbyist pressures.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
Arizona Education Association
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Williams
Tues
Tucson Education Association
Maricopa Urban Teachers Association
Market roundup lists industrials up amid mixed gains
UPI reports stock market activity with broad gains across major indices. Industrial and utility groups rise while rails and tech names show uneven movement and volume reaches about 8.96 million shares traded at noon in New York.
Three Alarms Answered by Rural Firemen
The Rural Fire Department responded to three alarms at homes Tuesday and today with no reported damage. The first call occurred at 5 am at 2520 North 66th Street, starting from melting wax on the stove. A little girl was nearby when the wax caught fire causing about 50 dollars in curtain damage and smoke filling the home. The second fire, at 5616 North 30th Stop, occurred at 6 18 pm with smoke smells and a mattress fire in a children's playhouse in a ditch. The third alarm came at 7 46 am at 4078 Kalarama, caused by a burned-out furnace motor spreading smoke through the ventilation system, with minor furnace-motor damage.
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Kalarama
Isreli Jordan clash sparks claims of provocation in volatile border
United Press International reports Israeli sources accusing Jordan of provoking retaliation after a four hour clash near Maoz-Hayim in the Beisan Valley. Israel says one French Mystere jet was shot down and six Jordanian tanks were destroyed, with two Israelis killed and one wounded. Jordan disputes the account and reports no casualties. The U N Security Council awaited a British peace measure as Egyptian President Nasser prepared a major Mideast speech.
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U.N. Security Council
Middle East
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Mideast
Security Council
Israel
Four Hurt in Two Car Crash Near North Scottsdale
Four area residents suffered minor injuries in a two car crash in front of 3908 N Scottsdale Rd at 8 14 pm. Carl Alan Helber 23 of 4933 N Woodmere Fairway was stopped in the northbound lane when his car was rear ended by Aram Michael Mika of 5837 N 83rd PS. Shauna Hutchins 15 of 2023 N 87th PS and Christine Smith 2 Hb2 E McDowell Rad also sustained injuries. Mika was cited for failure to control and not having a license.
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Carl Alan Helber
Woodmere Fairway
Aram Michael Mika
Mika
Shauna Hutchins
Four Scottsdale Residents Become US Citizens
Four Scottsdale residents took the oath of naturalization Monday before US District Court Judge Carl A. Muecke in Phoenix. The new citizens are Mrs Mary Zubal, Mr and Mrs Michael A. Haddy, and Mrs Kirsten Bringgaard Hansen, all noted as former nationals of Canada Lebanon and Denmark, with a honoring program following the ceremony.
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Phoenix
Mary Zubal
N. 68Th &T
Canada
Michael A. Haddy
EF. Coolidge
Lebanon
Kirsten Bringgaard Hansen
Palm Lane
Denmark
Obituaries for Brent Ward Joseph Wendell and Richard Davis
Brent W Ward 17 died from an accidental gunshot while hunting in Kalbab Forest near Grand Canyon. Survived by parents John Ward Jr and Mrs Ward, sister Marie Carimean, brother John Ro, grandparents, and other relatives. Services at Mercer Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Mausoleum. Joseph E Wendell Th of 4533 S Lafayette retired contractor died in Desert Terrace Nursing Home. Born Chicago, longtime Evanston resident, WW1 veteran, American Legion member. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Services at Paradise Chapel with burial in Evanston, IL. Richard Webb Davis 61 of 4902 No Bind St former California general contractor died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Moved to Scottsdale 11 months ago. Survived by wife Clara son Thechard and mother Ethel Davis. Services in Hollywood with local visitation at Messinger Mortuary.
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Tucson
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Los Angeles
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Aran Isbell
Paradise Valley
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Reno
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Chicago
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American Legion
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Ivar
Skokie
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Evard Anderson
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Winston Salem
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Paradise Chapel
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No Bind St
California
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Scottsdale
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Tmurbank
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Scottadalea Dans Club
Clara
Thechard
Alis
Ethel Davis
Burbank
Hollywood
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Chicago police tighten patrols as rioting flares in Negro neighborhoods
Police move through near North and South Side districts after Tuesday violence injures at least 17 and prompts hundreds to be detained. Officers report brick and bottle attacks, looting, and gunfire from housing-project areas while renewed tactics restore order on the North Side.
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Fannin Attacks Unions Over Copper Strike Coalition
Senator Paul Fannin charges labor leaders including Walter Reuther and J W Abel orchestrated the four month copper strike to gain broad economic control. He called coalition bargaining illegal and urged the NLRB and White House to end the practice and revert to traditional copper bargaining.
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UPI
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R-Ariz
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Steelworkers Union
Fannin
Ilegal
National Labor Relations Board
White House
Young Marine dies after Lakehurst parachute collision
Pvt George W Sharp 17 the youngest Marine at Lakehurst Naval Air Station died three hours after a parachute jump ended in disaster. Marine Staff Sgt Carey J Muller 20 and Navy Airman Apprentice Harvey E Meyer 2 survived initial injuries but were treated in military hospitals.
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APD
George W. Sharp
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Marine
Carey J. Muller
Alexander
N.Y
Navy
Harvey E. Meyer
Clinton
Town
Sharp
Tonawanda
Meyer
Muller
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