Special Class Expands Scottsdale Special Education Services
Scottsdale School District pursues education for every child through educable and trainable programs across the Little School and Perry Institute. The district notes state funds aid, with 43 educable and 30 trainable students plus resources for visually handicapped and homebound students.
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Scottsdale School District
Little School
Soloma School
Supt
Ray Davis
June Ritchie
Elizabeth Cook
Rita Colburn
Perry Institute
32Nd
Windsor Streets
Charles C. Holt
Scottsdale
Perry
Davis
Shirley Petit
Blanche Marion
Wanda Nowell
Floyd Baribeau
Soviets halt Yank convoy on Berlin autobahn link
Soviet troops blocked the Babelsberg end of the 110 mile East German autobahn to West Berlin. U S Army convoys were held for up to 15 hours amid protests by Washington and the Berlin command. Diplomatic discussions followed as tension rose over access routes and the cold war climate.
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Berlin
UPI
West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Babelsberg
West Berlin
East Germany
U.S. Berlin
James H. Polk
Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
U.S
Moscow
Algeria At War Again Escalates in Kabylia Uprising
Paris reports civil warfare erupts in the Kabylia mountains as rebel leader Hocine Ait Ahmed orders attacks on Ben Bella forces. Fighting starts about 10 am with govern ment troops engaging in parts of Medea and Fort National. Ali Ahmed, once allied with Ben Bella, orders a nationwide struggle and the government bans private phone lines between rebel centers and the rest of Algeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Fort National
Ben Bella
Paris
Kabylia
Michelet
Algeria
Berlin Commentary: Khrushchev tests West Berlin resolve
The piece notes Soviet Premier Khrushchev resuming harassing tactics against US truck convoys on the Berlin autobahn, possibly signaling power transfer in Bonn and pressuring for a non aggression pact. It recalls 1961 Checkpoint Charlie tensions and cites Berlin as a flashpoint amid East West rivalries.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Red China
Khrushchev
West
Warsaw
East Germany
United States
Berlin
West Berlin
Charlie
Friedrichstrasse
East
Publication prompts requests for permanent articles
The Progress of Dont Be Nervous by Howard Whitman has sparked many requests for permanent form. Articles are reprinted in a 46 page booklet containing full text. Orders: 50 cents per booklet plus 15 cents for first class mail, send name and address to Howard Whitman The Register and Tribune Syndicate Box 957 Des Moines Town 50304.
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Howard Whitman
Howard Wimtman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Town
Tax Commissioners Face Charges in Phoenix Printing Bribes
State Tax Commissioner Thad Moore surrendered to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office on a grand jury indictment charging conspiracy and eight counts of accepting bribes in printing contracts. William E. Stanford was arrested on the same charges. The indictment stems from dealings with Robert Pelsue of Standard Printing Co. Inc. in Phoenix between 1961 and 1963.
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Phoenix
UPI
Thad Moore
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Office
William E. Stanford
Robert Pelsue
Standard Printing Co., Inc
Moore
Stanford
Variable clouds bring fair weather with mild changes
The forecast notes high cloudiness but generally fair conditions and little temperature change. Breezy tomorrow after noon. Today’s high reaches 96 while tomorrow’s low is 63 and high 94. US Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reported Friday’s high at 96 and today’s low at 70.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Was I Elected Legally Democrat Chief Wonders
The legality of last Saturday's Democratic State Committee meeting is questioned over quorum. J Michael Morris, Phoenix businessman and apparent successor to George Gavin, questions his own election legality and delays a planned meeting with Robert H Allen. Credentials issues include 113 attendees with 54 proxies and disputed proxies.
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Democratic State Committee
J. Michael Morris
Phoenix
George Gavin
Robert H. Allen
Allen
Gavin
Morris
Harry Dunham
Ben Foote
Tucson
Foote
Joe Green
Scottsdale
Dunham
Cornelius Dutcher
Scottsdale planning chief outlines U.S. aid plan
Scottsdale Citizens Planning Advisory Committee met with new planning director George Fretz at a Valley Ho Hotel dinner. Fretz said the city presents a great challenge for a planner and acknowledged citizen concern about the community.
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Scottsdale
George Fretz
Valley Ho Hotel
Fretz
Sewer Panel Named to Drive $7.5 Million Bond Vote
Mayor Bill Schrader named an eight member panel to promote the October 29 vote on a $7.5 million sewer revenue bond issue. Chair Doris T. McCauley leads a group including Phil Messinger Bill Wheeler Mike Fennell Al Wyatt Jr Dave Kret Mrs Philip Schrader and Jonathan Marshall. The panel will seek PTA and homeowner input and coordinate with city staff and LWV. The city plans to seek federal local planning funds to aid urban redevelopment with a two thirds federal share and a one third city cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schrader
Doris T. McCauley
League of Women Voters
Phil Messinger
Motorola
Bill Wheeler
Scottsdale
Mike Fennell
al C. Wyatt, Jr
AiResearch
Dave Kret
Philip Schrader
SWV
Daily Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Fretz
Post Office Department
Scottsdale Rd
Asst
Tom Cochran
Guy Stillman
Arizona State University Enrolls 17 719 Students this Fall
A total of 17 719 students are enrolled at Arizona State University this fall. The on campus figure is 15 419 with 1 627 in residence center classes and 673 in correspondence courses. Men outnumber women 9 837 to 5 582, a 12 percent year over year rise.
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Arizona State University
Goldwater to formally announce 1964 presidential bid in Dallas
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater will officially announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination at a Dallas fund raising dinner on January 29. The announcement was made today by Peter O Donnell of Dallas, chairman of the National Goldwater for President drive.
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Dallas
APD
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Peter O'Donnell
Chlorine Gas Fumes Endanger Pool Worker
Josiah James, 64, of 1281 N 45th Pl, nearly died from fumes from a leaking 100 pound chlorine tank. He was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and released. Desert Swimming Pool Service of Phoenix employed him. Rural firefighters wore rescue breathing gear to shut off a stuck valve on the new tank at the Woudenberg home, 33 Thornwood Acres.
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Josiah James
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Desert Swimming Pool Service of
Phoenix
John Woudenberg
Thornwood Acres
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Doris Vogel
Imogene Bartlett
Arizona Foundation For Blind Children
Deanie Parker
Saloma
Baribeau
State Department of Public Instruction
George Adams
Rusk
API
Kabylia Mountains
Medea
Ali Ahmed
Nikita
Jobs World
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
By Jonathan Marshall
Progress
Mike Beck
Max Merriman
Merriman
Dick Herbert
ASU
Barry
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