Court halts pickets at University of Arizona
A preliminary injunction stops further demonstrations by civil rights groups on the University of Arizona campus. Superior Court Judge William Frey warns that immediate danger and disobedience to law would result without the order. He rebuts a NAACP request for preferential treatment, affirming equal protection under the law.
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Tucson
UPI
University of Arizona
Superior Court
William Frey
Frey
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Sheriff halts sit-down march by about 250 youths
About 250 Negro children marched from a Negro church to the Crawfordville courthouse to protest school segregation arriving ahead of Dr. Martin Luther King. Sheriff M B Moore denied entry to the building but allowed a six person audience request, as Col E B Harbin urged the group to sit on the lawn and sing We shall not be moved amid a larger trooper deployment for Kings arrival.
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Crawfordville, Ga
UPI
Martin Luther King
M.B. Moore
Jimmy Wells
Col. E.B. Harbin
Georgia State Patrol
King
Yanks Circle Viet Nam Assault in Saigon Region
More than 5,000 U S 1st Cavalry Division troops engage in a first combat mission in Viet Nam near Soui La Tinh Valley 280 miles northeast of Saigon forming the largest joint assault against suspected Viet Cong battalions. Paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade report 46 guerrilla corpses after a 35 minute clash near a rubber plantation 30 miles northeast of Saigon with light American casualties.
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UPI
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Viet Nam
Death Valley
Soui la Tinh Valley
South China Sea
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Arcadia High names Benny Anderson new head football coach
Benny Anderson 28 will assume the head coaching role at Arcadia High next year replacing Bob Hendricks who moves to assistant principal in charge of student activities at Saguaro High School. Anderson has been Arcadia’s varsity line coach since 1959 and also coaches wrestling. The Titans have won state titles in 1960 and 1962 and are currently ranked No 1 in Division I. Anderson attended ASU on a four year scholarship and played end for two years. He and his wife Dianne have three children.
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Benny Anderson
Arcadia
Bob Hendricks
Arcadia High
New Saguaro High School
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Titans
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E. Thornwood
Dianne
Ben
Timmy
Kimberly
City to canvass Sept 28 bond issue results at city hall
The city council will canvass the bonds election results at 6 p.m. in the city hall conference room. Acting Mayor Herb Caywood said the agenda includes only the canvass while Mayor Bill Clayton and councilmen Leonhard Johnson and Richard Auxier are out of town.
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W. Indian School Rd
Herb Caywood
Bill Clayton
Leonhard Johnson
Richard Auxier
Double hit run car sought in two Arizona California crashes
Police sought a 1959 blue Cadillac with California plates IJH-829 after it hit two cars Friday night in Arizona within 10 minutes. The suspect vehicle, registered to Robert G. Hawley of Reseda, was described by witnesses and matched by Lt. Richard Kaar. In separate incident a Daily Progress employee, Ileane Simpson, was slightly injured when Paul Thomas King slaver ran a red light at Hayden and McDowell Roads. King slaver, 18, and Wanda Croy, 16, were also hurt.
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Robert G. Hawley
Reseda
Calif
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Cadillac
Victor Hauze
E. Hazelwood
Ileane Simpson
Daily Progress
Hayden and
McDowell Rds
Arden Lane
Tempe
Paul Thomas Kingslaver
Chandler
Sukarno Orders Calm Efforts After Coup Attempt
Radio Jakarta reports Sukarno orders continued effort to restore order in Indonesia. Army troops are sent to battle armed Communist rebels on Sumatra with a dawn curfew in northern Sumatra and bans on mass demonstrations. Observers see this as support for the army against Communists amid arrests and protests.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Radio Jakarta Today
Sukarno
Indonesia
Radio Malaysia
Sumatra
Medan
Radio
Jakarta
Roslan Abdulghani
Weekend Weather Outlook: Warm With Small Temps Shifts
The forecast calls for fair weather today and Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs near 96 degrees today with a low around 55 tonight. Tuesday should see a similar high near 96 degrees.
Senate fails to invoke gag rule on right to work filibuster
In Washington the Senate rejects a cloture bid to stop debate on the Johnson administration plan to repeal Section 14b of Taft Hartley. Dirksen and Mansfield clash over tacit understandings as House leaders push for home rule talks while spectators seek clearer floor commentary.
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UPI
Senate
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Ill
Harry S Truman
Mansfield
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Dirksen
House
Barber B. Conable
R.N.Y
Congressional
Two Reporters Join Progress Newspaper Staff
Reporter Mary Bach and photographer Michael Roberts joined the Progress news staff today. Bach, 23, a Milwaukee native and Marquette University journalism graduate, will cover schools and education. Roberts, 31, a Phoenix Gazette alum, freelance photographer with credits to Newsweek and Paris Match, will lead photography.
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Michael Roberts
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Hi-Time Maga
Progress
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Offices to Close on Columbus Day
Scottsdale city county and state offices will close Tuesday in observance of Columbus Day. City offices and the library will shut while police fire refuse services remain. The Scottsdale Justice Court and the state driver's license bureau will also close. Public and parochial schools stay open.
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Scottsdale
Tom Cochran
Indianapolis Times Shuts Down After 77 Years
The Indianapolis Times suspended publication with today’s editions after a long period of increasing deficits. Editor Tom Boardman cited rising payroll and production costs as revenues failed to keep pace despite higher circulation and advertising. The city’s three daily papers reduce to the Morning Star and the Afternoon News.
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UPI
Indianapolis Times
Scripps-Howard
Tom Boardman
Indianapolis
Morning Star
Afternoon News
Eugene C. Pulliam
Motorola club sponsors debate at Executive House
The Motorola Political Science Club resumes its schedule with a Wednesday debate on the state bonding program. Rep. John H. Haugh of Pima will oppose the bond while Jim Young of Maricopa supports bending. The event starts at 8 p.m. and is open to the public free.
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Motorola Political Science Club
Executive House
John H. Haugh
Rpima
House
Jim Young
D-Maricopa
Planning commission to hear two rezoning requests tonight
The planning commission meets at 8 p.m. in council chambers to hear two rezoning requests from last month. Dell Trailer seeks townhouse zoning between 69th Street and Camelback Mall north of the Arizona Canal. A revised plan asks commercial zoning for Schrader Farms west of Hayden Road between Earls and Osborn. A third proposal, from the commission, seeks townhouse zoning for adjacent single family land north of the first request. Hearings on amendments to reduce townhouse minimums from 10 to five acres and to allow 40 acre cemeteries in all zones are also on the agenda.
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Camelback Mall
Dell Trailer
Golden Keys
Schrader Farms
Hayden Rd
Earls and
Osborn
Commission
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