Nixon argues no constitutional requirement for racial balance in schools
The Nixon Administration defended before the Supreme Court that the Constitution does not require racial balance in public schools. Gr i s w o l d urged a standard to desegregate toward a unitary system, noting Congress could legislate to promote balance. The court heard cases from Charlotte Mobile County and Clarke County with two days of sessions and a decision anticipated later in the term.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Supreme Court
Erwin R. Griswold
Congress
Griswold
Charlotte
N.C
Mobile County
Ala
Clarke County
Burger
Engineers to See Film at Tempe Meeting
The Papago Chapter of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers will meet Tuesday at noon at Monti's La Casa Vieja in Tempe. A film will show how computers save manpower and time for engineers.
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Papago
Arizona Society of Professional Engineers
Monti
la Casa Vieja
Tempe
Rear-End Collision Injures Two on Scottsdale Road
Two people were slightly hurt Saturday in a rear-end crash at 1133 North Scottsdale Road around 11:40 p.m. Doris Hummel of 4728 North 15th Street and June Vanderwagen of Sheridan sustained minor injuries. Hummel was cited for following too closely after her vehicle struck a car driven by Charles Davis of 1410 West Ruth, which had stopped to avoid another collision. Damages were listed at 1100 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Doris Hummel
15Th St
June Vanderwagen
Sheridan
Charles Davis
W. Ruth
Scottsdale call for bids on Chaparral Road paving project
Sealed bids will be received by the Scottsdale City Clerk until 11:00 A.M. MST October 20, 1970 for paving improvements on Chaparral Road from Pima Road to 87th Street Project P-7047. Award by Mayor and Council within 30 days of bid opening. Plans at City Engineer office. copies free. Bid bond 5 percent. City reserves right to reject all bids. Bids to be marked Bid for Contractor, Chaparral Paving. Arizona license required. Walter Hodge, City of Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale City Hall
East Main Street
Scottsdale
Arizonia
Chaparral
Pima Road
87Th Street
Arizona
City of
Obituary of Christine Anderson Medical Assistant Killed in Phoenix Crash
Christine Anderson a Phoenix medical assistant was killed in an automobile crash at Camelback Road and 16th Street. Born in Marshalltown Iowa she moved to Phoenix in 1948 and graduated from Sun Nyslope High School and Blair College. Survivors include her parents Edwin and a brother Edwin G. Anderson III six sisters and grandparents out of state. Burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens after services at Green Mortuary.
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Christine
Green’ Mortuary
Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Anderson
Phoenix
Camelback Road
16Th Street
Marshalltown
Iowa
Sun
Nyslope High School
Blair College of Medical and ‘Dental Assistants
Lutheran Church
Edwin Anderson
Edwin G. Anderson III
Scottsdale
Marjorie
Alice Anderson
Linda Slater
Susan Payne
Elaine Hardt
Carol Pray
California
Charles Hubbel White 86 Retired Painter Dies in Scottsdale
Charles Hubbel White 86 a retired painter and interior decorator died Saturday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after residing in Scottsdale five years coming from New Jersey Visitation after 3 p m today at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Services Tuesday 10 a m burial Green Acres He is survived by a daughter Mrs George Wieboldt of Scottsdale a brother Charles of Oneida NY three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Charles Hubbel White
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
White
Scottsdale
New Jersey
Wieboldt
Charles
Oneida -Ny
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres
Services for George Tremoulis obituary in Phoenix area
Services for George Tremoulis 67 of 6536 E Hummingbird were held at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church with burial in Green Acres Memorial Garden. A native of Greece who moved to the Valley in 1963 he was a restaurant owner and a member of the Order of Ahepa. Survivors include wife Despina two sons John and Nicholas and two grandchildren. Donations to Trinity Church building fund.
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George Tremoulis
E. Hummingbird
Phoenix
MediCenter
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox ‘Church
Green Acres Memorial Garden
Cnative
Greece
Temoulis
Valley
Canton
Ohio
Order of ‘Ahepa
Despina
John
Nicholas
Trinity Church Building Fund
Sity
California
Berkeley
Phoenix Ymca
Sigma Nu Fraternity
White Mountain Range Riders
Phyllisy
Boys Club executives to meet at Safari Hotel event
The Southern Pacific regional administrative conference of Boys Club of America will be held at the Safari Hotel here Wednesday through Friday. Sixty Boys Club executives from Arizona California Nevada Hawaii and Utah are expected with A B Hinds national director from New York City and Joseph D Sotis divisional director from San Francisco on the speakers list. Boys Clubs of America has 825 chapters and more than 800000 members.
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Southern Pacific
Boys Club of America
Safari Hotel
Boys Club
Arizona
California
Nevada
Hawaii
Utah
A.B. Hinds
New York City
Joseph D. Sotis
San Francisco
Boys Clubs of America
Fat Fire Report In Quiet Rural Weekend
Rural Fire Department tackled a blaze described as flaming fat in a deserted area north of Ocotillo Road and west of Price Road. Crews extinguished several large round piles. damage was estimated at zero and no injuries were reported.
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Ocotillo Road
Price Road
Jordan Replenishes Ammo As Gaza Clash Continues
United States begins restocking Jordanian army ammunition after a 10 day battle with Palestinian guerrillas. New government guerrilla tensions emerge as Israel reports two Palestinian deaths and a mine incident. Arab mediators push a long range truce while Hussein and Arafat meet Ladgham amid dispute over bases and censorship.
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United Press International
United States
Ahmed Toukan
Amman
Israel
Tel Aviv
Jordan Valley
Jordan
Bahi Ladgham
Tream
Hussein
Yasser Arafat
Ladgham
Fatah
Liberal arts dean to speak on Congress Reform at SCC
Dr. George A. Peek dean of the College of Liberal Arts at ASU will address Congress and Congressional Reform. The talk Tuesday at noon in Room 18-B Scottsdale Community College is part of the Current Issues Forum and open to students faculty and the public.
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George A. Peek
College of Liberal Arts
ASU
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Modern Money Management seminar begins at Scottsdale library
The Scottsdale Public Library and the YWCA offer a six-session Money management program led by Edward Murphy of IBM starting Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the library. Sessions run Oct 20 Oct 27 Nov 3 Nov 10 and Nov 17 with fees 8 for Y members and 10 for non members. Registration is at the YWCA.
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Marce
Dow “Jones
Minnesota Mining
Indus
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Fee Press International
F. I. DuPont
Parke Davis
Glore
Forgan
Penn Central
Alcoa
Pepsico
Samerican Brands
Polaroid
American Can
Raytheon
American Motors
RCA
At&t
San Diego
G&e
Anatonda
Santa Fe
Arizona Public
Sears Roebuck
Bell & Howell
Southern Pacific
Fairchild Camera
Webb
Ford Motors
Xerox
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
St&t
Johns Manville
Rennecolt
Itton A
Scottsdale Public Library
Y.W.C.A
Edward. Murphy
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Christine Anderson
Mortgage. Division
Bankers’ Finance & Holding Co
East Indian School Rd
Namie
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Walter T. Wells Jr
Christ Church of the Ascension
Lincoln
Mr. Wells
Mountain Shadows East
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hopkinsville
Univer
The
Arizona Bank
Thomas
Camel— Square
Brown Ave
Scottsdale Rd
Fdic
U.S
PTA
Hohokam School
George Sessions
Paradise Valley
Twn Hall
Invergordon Road
52Nd Street
East
Mockingbird Lane
Noconquiéw Avenue
Helen E. Marston
Liberal Arts
Congressional Reform
YWCA
Hobo Joe's
Hobo Joes Coffee Shop
Scottsdale & First Ave
16Th ST
20Th ST
Thomas RD
East Apache Blvd
143Rd Ave
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Mesa
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