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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1965
Page
2
President Johnson reports feeling fine after a 2 1/2 hour operation for a bad gall bladder and kidney stone and reenters official life at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He signed legislation on the interest equalization tax and walked with assistance, with doctors praising his pace as he continued recovery.
Scottsdale school district outlines 111 829 dollars in Title I funds to supplement programs for educationally deprived children. Proposed uses cover teacher training and staffing, aides, instructional materials, special services, preschool and remedial programs, enrichment, language and media centers, guidance, health and social services, transportation, libraries, after school and summer programs, and pupil support services.
In Chicago at Austin High School Negro and white students clashed on Friday as 56 officers moved in to restore order. Three students were injured and 14 were arrested during the disturbance.
WILLIAMS BAY Wisconsin UPI Rev Dr Martin Luther King to announce an intensive three pronged drive by Chicago civil rights workers to end segregation in housing education and employment The SCLC head meets Chicago CCCO leaders over the weekend Ten Baptist ministers travel to hear Dr King. two white football players were hospitalized earlier in a racial assault at a northern school.
A Chicago Los Angeles match drew five hundred kibitzers who watched Bob Hamman misplay a hand after East led the king of diamonds. Hamman guessed West held the queen of diamonds and hearts, played the low heart, and went down one. The scene left the audience in tears.
George Hayduke Jr was elected Master Councilor of the Paradise Valley Order of DeMolay and will be installed tonight at a banquet at the Executive House. Other officers include James Fisher senior councilor Kent Morehead junior councilor William Miles scribe and Doug Morehead treasurer. The Scottsdale Shrine Club sponsors the group and a dance follows the banquet.
The Senate cleared the way for a Monday showdown on a leadership move to halt a week long filibuster against repeal of states' right to enact right to work laws. A 40 minute Saturday session preceded recess until noon Monday. Senator Holland praised Miami's Inter American Cultural and Trade Center and urged U S participation.
Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith declared independence could come unilaterally as Britain battles over Rhodesia’s white minority rule. He warned of fighting rather than submitting, while United States and British officials warned against recognition and urged a majority rule solution.
A young East German crashed a crudely-armored bus through four rows of barbed wire at the Helmstedt border in a daring escape to West Germany. He was wounded. customs officials reported the bus had steel sheets for protection and that communist guards fired but did not stop him.
Army private Michael L. Fram 22 who opposed the Vietnam war is transferred from the Oakland Army Terminal to Fort Huachuca Arizona after he spoke out against the war at a briefing. Army officials said Fram’s philosophy conflicted with the operation and noted his remarks during the briefing. Fram enlisted in Los Angeles and says he only wants out.
An audience participation evening is planned for the Scottsdale Players Workshop meeting at 7 45 p m Sunday. Readings from plays and improvisation work are planned. Anyone may attend regardless of membership. Refreshments will be served.
Tempe begins search for a new city manager to replace Louis Cooper who died in a private airplane crash. The position pays 1200 to 1500 dollars monthly and oversees 270 full time employees with a nearly 4 million dollar budget.
United Press International reports Internal Revenue Service agents raided 46 cities and arrested 113 people for operating gambling schemes without the $50 federal tax stamp. In New York City 17 bookies were rounded up, Jersey City 16 men and 3 women, and a St. Louis official was among those seized. The government counted 8 cars, 45 pinball machines, 7 slot machines, 3 punchboards and $31,509.50 in cash. Pittsburgh raids felled 21 more gambling suspects as Washington and Philadelphia agents assisted.
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