Head Start projects begin on Reservation
Progress staffer Karen Howard describes a Salt River Indian Reservation Head Start class as about 15 children explore glue, paint, and clay in a nine month program funded by a $38,452 federal grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity. Centers are Salt River and Lehi schools with nearly 60 percent at Salt River. four classes meet half days at Salt River and full days at Lehi. Merlin Schurz notes prior local funds supported a smaller program and that the federal grant and staff, including teacher Mary Ellen Tapt and aides Olvera Brown Lillian Rhodes Ruth Chough, support curriculum and language goals.
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Chevyl Harrier
Salt River
Scottsdale
Office of Economic Opportunity
Merlin Schurz
Schurz
Lehi
Salt River School
Arou
North Viet Nam Blocks IC C Patrols in DMZ Standoff
Washington paused U S bombing of the DMZ to allow International Control Commission patrols. Hanoi refused permission for cross border access to the northern zone despite US suspending air activity. The IC C comprises India Canada and Poland and operates from Gio Linh in South Viet Nam.
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U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
International Control Commission
Viet Nams
India
Canada
Poland
Gio Linh
Hanoi
United States
Dmz
Weather Forecasters to Be Brighter on Coast Says Committee
In Felixstowe England a tourist committee urged weather men to look on the brighter side when coastal forecasts show doubts. The group adopted a motion denouncing perceived "perverse sadists" in the Meteorological Office who forecast bad seaside weather.
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Felixstowe
England
UPI
Meteorological Office
Weather outlook for today and Friday highs
Partly cloudy at times today but generally fair through Friday. High today near 83 with a low around 62. Friday forecast high near 89.
Wright Family Chooses Nearby Home Amid Racial Tensions
Lilian Wright and her three children sit in a modest living room as hundreds of white neighbors protest the Wrights’ Black presence in Kensington. Police guard the house after bricks and bottles shattered windows. 25 adults detained, many youths released after reprimands. Wright says she will stay despite no offers of welcome.
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UPI
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Wright
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Hurricane Inez Hammers Yucatan Peninsula
Inez heads for Mexico with 110 mph winds and towering tides threatening unprepared residents in Merida as the storm advances toward the Yucatan Peninsula. Local reports warn no precautions are being taken amid the looming disaster.
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Inez
Yucatan Peninsula
Miami
Mexico
Merida
Inquest on Tempe coed slaying postponed
The second portion of the Tempe inquest into a coed's slaying was postponed amid claims of possible undue pre-trial publicity. David Mumbaugh's attorney, Robert Corcoran, filed a writ of prohibition in Maricopa County Superior Court.
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Coed
Tempe
Robert Corcoran
David Mumbaugh
Maricopa County Superior Court
Johnson Details Asian Tour Including New Zealand Australia and Korea
President Johnson outlined a broad Asia Pacific itinerary visiting New Zealand Australia the Philippines Manila Thailand Malaysia and South Korea with a stop in Honolulu on October 17. A Vietnam base visit remained uncertain amid political debate before the upcoming elections.
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New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
Malaysia
South Korea
Philippines
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Thompson
Fay Kohler
Saigon
Asia
South Viet Nam
Honolulu
Korea
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Motorcycle crash leaves youth hospitalized in Scottsdale
A 21 year old rider, James Bitz of 12212 N 66th St, was listed in satisfactory condition at Veteran's Hospital after his motorcycle struck a truck on Scottsdale Road. Police say Bitz tried to pass the southbound truck as it began a left turn, injuring him. Bitz was cited for failure to control his vehicle and driver Bal Steed of Phoenix for no visible turn signal.
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Veteran’s Hospital
James Bitz
66Th St
Scottsdale Rd
Bitz
Bal Steed
Phoenix
Goddard outlines Arizona school and tax challenges
Governor Sam Goddard warned that state government must modernize to solve education and welfare problems while stressing water as key. He noted Arizona schools consume about 48 percent of the budget and argued the state depends on federal funds for roughly a third of its revenue, with student numbers rising toward 150000 education the near future.
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Goddard
Fanis Club
Arizona
Sarizona
Dard
Pet “Arey Neads
Chase ends in arrest after high speed pursuit
A 22 year old Arizona State University student Kenneth Brown from Braintree Massachusetts was arrested after a late night pursuit through Scottsdale roads. Police followed his car at speeds over 70 mph from Scottsdale and Oak to Cavalier Street where he was stopped. An unidentified passenger jumped from the vehicle during a wash and brush exit. Brown faces charges of reckless driving speed not reasonable and prudent and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle.
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Kenneth Brown
Braintree
Mass
Scottsdale Rd
Cavalier
Tom Star
Scottsdale
Oak St
McDowell
Brown
van Buren
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