Reading spread in classrooms challenges teachers
Reading expert Mrs. Dorothy Kendall Bracken told about 300 educators at Arcadia High School to recognize individual learning rates. She noted in fourth and seventh grades reading spans from second to eighth grade and 12 grades, urging varied expectations, questions, and assignments plus multi level aids and grouped instruction.
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John Winters
Dorothy Kendall Bracken
Arcadia High School
Bracken
Bratken
Tax Cut Likely To Fail To Prevent Tax Increase
Johnson faces a possible tax rise next year as a $3 billion spending cut may be offset by Congress approved appropriations. War spending remains the wild card, with potential revenue gains if receipts outpace estimates, but higher interest costs could erase gains and a slowing economy may discourage deep tax reductions. War spending still exceeds 1965 levels and may overshoot 1966 projections by over $5 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
City rejects T-Bird bidder for new airport
Scottsdale officials rejected an alternate bid by Arizona Helicopters of Chandler to be base operator at the new municipal airport. Roberts Aircraft Co. of Falcon Field Mesa and Hixson Aircraft of Scottsdale remain under consideration for Dec 6 council discussion as the field nears initial completion.
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Arizona Helicopters
Chandler
Scottsdale
Ken McDonald
Roberts Aircraft Co
Falcon, Field
Mesa
Hixson Aircraft
Council
McDonald
Thunderbird Academy
Arizona Senate Shrinks to 14 Committees for 1967 Session
The Arizona Senate will be larger in January but cut its committees from 20 to 14 to speed bills. Six standing panels stay intact, while 14 task forces will handle preparatory work for 1967, with first reports due at a December 9 meeting.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Senate
Marshall Humphrey
Pinto found guilty in Tempe strike case
Nicholas F. Pinto state AFSCME director and three Tempe union members were found guilty of assaulting a police officer and unlawful assembly respectively. Sentencing for Pinto set for November 30, with preliminary hearings and pending trials for other participants.
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Tempe
Nicholas F. Pinto
American Federation of State
Pinto
Johnny Garduno
E. Eighth St
Sergio Gaynett
Eighth St
E. 12Th St
Tony Martines
S. George St
Larry Gallegos
Kenneth M
Curtis George
Richard H. Roberts
Maricopa County
Herbert Finn
Hayden Library Dedication at Arizona State University
The Charles Trumbull Hayden Library dedication was held yesterday at 3 p.m. The building, in use since the term start, holds 1 300 000 books with seating for 2 946 readers and 600 000 volumes currently on hand. Governor Sam Goddard and Sen. Hayden spoke. Norman H. Strouse gave the main address.
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Charles Trumbull Hayden
Arizona State University
Carl Hayden
G. Homer Durham
Sam Goddard
Sen. Hayden
Norman H. Strouse
J. Walter Thompson Co
Spaniards Favor Franco Reform Plan Across Nation
Madrid reports broadly positive reaction to Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s constitutional reforms. The Falangist Arriiba praised them only for not being openly critical. left-wing Falangists opposed the monarchy move and criticized the official proclamation declaring monarchy the future regime. Monarchists greeted the news with jubilation amid uncertainty over the royal choice.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Falangist
Arri Iba
Falange
Spain
The Doctor Explains Collagen Diseases And Treatments
A physician discusses collagen diseases such as lupus and scleroderma, their autoimmune origin, and the potential of drugs like corticosteroids and antimalarials. He notes inheritance, mind effects are unlikely, and predicts better therapies in twenty years.
Drivers talk of safety not matched by action
A UPI report notes drivers discuss auto safety yet show little change. The Bureau of Advertising surveyed 800 new car buyers in Boston Denver Houston and St Louis finding 40 percent with unfavorable views comparing driving today with a decade ago.
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Detroit
UPI
Bureau of Advertising
Boston
Denver
Houston
St. Louis
American Newspaper Publishers Association, Inc
Leo Bogart
Bureau
Bogart
Obituary of Ole J Almijell longtime Cudahy meatcutter
Ole J Almijell 72 a retired meatcutter for Cudahy Packing Co died yesterday in Baptist Hospital Scottsdale He was born in Norway moved to the area in 1951 from Sioux Falls SD He belonged to Ascension Lutheran Church Survivors include his wife Dorothy two sons Paul and John both of Scottsdale three daughters Joanne Dale Scottsdale Carol Olschi of Phoenix and Marlene Van Loon of Citrus Calif three grandchildren
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Olé*J. Almhjell
Cudahy Packing Co
Scottsdale
Baptist
Dorothy
Paul
John
Joanne Dale
Carol Olschiare
Phoenix
Marcene van Loon
Citino
Calif
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