Crowded Scottsdale classrooms prompt long range plans
The Scottsdale School District explores crowding in its 18 elementary and three high schools. The board studies intermediate school models, grade splitting, and expanded facilities while considering transport and re aligned attendance areas. Portable classrooms are in use and more funds may be needed. Decisions expected in coming months.
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Scottsdale Students Train In Phoenix Union Program
Scottsdale district runs a first year cooperative vocational program with Phoenix Union High School. Scottsdale students travel daily to Phoenix Union for three hour classes in commercial art and shop trades while Scottsdale teachers supervise on site.
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Mary Bach
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Eisenhower Reaches Walter Reed After Health Setbacks
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives at Walter Reed Medical Center aboard a hospital train and helicopter after two mild heart attacks. Doctors predict he will be ambulatory in two weeks and may return to his Gettysburg farm soon. Mrs. Eisenhower joins him, expressing faith and calm.
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Bombings Hit Four Negro Homes in Charlotte
UPI reporting that four to five sticks of dynamite were used at each of four homes owned by prominent Black residents in Charlotte. Police and FBI probe the early morning explosions as officials coordinate with federal authorities. The attack marks a major racial incident in the city, with two suspects arrested and others questioned.
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Kennedy skips samba festival amid acid bomb threat
UPI reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy stayed home from a Recife samba festival after police warned Communists planned an acid bomb attack. About 5,000 people had gathered in the Tamarineira slum district to greet him and his wife Ethel, at an event organized by anthropologist Katharine Cate studying Brazilian popular music.
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Judge Orders Silence From Officials in Schmid Case
Superior Judge Roylston barred Police Chief Bernard Garmire and Pima County Sheriff Waldon Burr from commenting to press beyond court records in the triple murder case of 23 year old Charles Schmid. The injunction also restricts County Attorney Norman Green from outside courtroom discussions. The hearing on a permanent injunction follows Tinney's bid against local newspapers. Schmid is charged with the killings of Gretchen Fritz Wendy Fritz and Alleen Ruwe in Tucson.
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Tucson
Gretchen
Wendy Fritz
Alleen Ruwe
White House Receives Thanksgiving Turkey From Federation
A 4 pound live Texas turkey arrived at the White House to mark the opening of the Thanksgiving ceremony. The bird was presented by the National Turkey Federation along with Poultry and Egg National Board director Vearyvin Watson, as President Johnson prepared for the Thanksgiving holiday at his Texas ranch.
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Texas
White House
Johnson
National Turkey Federation
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Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon Dine at Four Seasons
In New York Megs last night the royals said farewell with a pot luck supper in the Four Seasons Kitchen. More than 200 guests were expected to sample Americana as the visiting couple moved through buffet style.
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UPI
Britain
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Bank Robbery Suspects to Be Sentenced in December
Brothers Larry and David Kelly pleaded guilty in U S District Court to robbing the Valley National Bank branch at Shea Boulevard and Scottsdale Road on November 8, with $12,062 taken. They face sentencing December 6 before Judge Walter E. Craig. Larry also admitted two other robberies totaling $14,336.
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Larry P. Kelly
David P. Kelly
Walter FE. Craig
U.S. District Court
Valley Natonal Bank
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale Rd
Larry
Scottsdale
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
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