Special Education Initiative Shapes Scottsdale Classrooms
Ten year old Tommy wears a football helmet to class as Scottsdale opens a Department of Special Education. The program, led by Floyd L. Barbeau, supports educable mentally handicapped students with a modified curriculum and dedicated instructors.
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Tommy
Scottsdale
Department of Special Education
Tavan
Gary
Johnny
Timmy
Floyd L. Barbeau
Arizona
Division of
Special Education
Pam
Baribeau
Viet Cong defecting in growing numbers to South Vietnam
Vietnamese military says Viet Cong defections have risen to create small armed units joining the South Vietnamese government. Over the past week 373 Viet Cong personnel defected carrying weapons and grenades as SAC bombers strike near Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Iron Triangle
Vietnamese Defense Department
Communist China
Hanoi
New China News Agency
NCNA
North
Viet Nam
Tourism Drives Arizona Economy as Winter Visitors Pace Spending
Arizona’s tourism, a leading industry, pumped about 400 million into the economy last year per Arizona Progress. Winter visitors average 15.10 per day, with 60 percent staying a month or longer and three quarters as repeats. travelers by train or plane rise with distance, and racing season visitors spend about 25.00 per day.
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Arizona
Valley National Bank
Arizona Progress
Phoenix
Tucson
Yuma
Southwestern Archaeology talk by Dr. Ruppe at Scottsdale High
Dr Reynold J Ruppe a leading Southwest archaeologist and Arizona State University professor will lecture on Prehistoric Cultures tonight at 8 pm in Scottsdale High School small auditorium The talk is part of free programs sponsored by the Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council and the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department.
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Reynold J. Ruppe
Southwest
Arizona State University
Ruppe
Torate
Harvard University
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Ex-teacher shot in bank robbery in Phoenix
Former Arizona school teacher Richard L. Shephard, 33, faced federal bank robbery charges after a $2,942 hold up at Valley National Bank on First Street. He was wounded by a policeman’s bullet near the bank and later arraigned at Memorial Hospital with bond set at $15,000. He had escaped from an Orange County industrial farm where he was serving time for drunken driving.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Valley National Bank
First Street
Villetta
Richard L. Shephard
Tok Place
Shephard
Casa Grande
Memorial Hospital
U.S
Carey B. Wilson
Orange County
Symphony Comes of Age At Grady Gammage Auditorium
The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra delivered a varied program with brilliance and a mature sound. The Phoenix Symphony Chorale joined in Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, which impressed though soloists Nixon and Jones limited by the hall's scale.
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Grady Gammage
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix Symphony Chorale
Carl Orff
Mozart
Germany
Wallace Hornibrook
Marni Nixon
Edgar Jones
Jones
Setto
Nixon
Castro opens doors to refugees as exodus swells
In Key West many Cuban refugees arrive amid Castro’s open door policy. Coast Guard records show 207 men 235 women and 189 children have reached the United States since Oct 7. The exodus grows with more boats and a new wave from Camarioca port.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Florida Straits
Castro
The
Coast Guard
Havana Radio
Camarioca
Freedom
Atheist Madalyn Murray Marries Retired Artist in Austin
In Austin, Madalyn Murray O’Hair, 46, who led suits banning mandatory school prayer, wed Richard O’Hair, 52, a retired artist. They plan to stay while she appeals extradition to Maryland over assault charges against a Baltimore policeman. Witnesses included Lyman Jones’ wife and TCLU lawyer Sam Houston Clinton Jr.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Madalyn Murray
Supreme Court
Richard O’hair
Mexico
Maryland
O’hair
John B. Connally
Baltimore
Justice of the Peace
J. H
Buck) Smith
Lyman Jones
Texas Aflcio
Sam Houston Clinton Jr
Texas Civil Liberties Union
TCLU
O'Hair
Indonesian Red leader sues organizing army in East Java
Radio Malaysia quoted army outlets saying D. N. Aidit led armed resistance from Guanagiri in East Java. He allegedly moved between villages to rally Communist rebels as Sukarno cabinet ministers met to discuss foreign relations amid the failed coup.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Radio Malaysia
D. N. Aidit
Indonesia Communist Party
PKI
East Java
Sukarno
Radio Malaysia Today
Aidit
Guanagiri
Radio
Jakarta
Chaerul Salleh
China
Indonesia
West Java
Medan
Sumatra
Antara
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Mary Bach
Progress
Michael Roberts
Goverment
Cmdr
Harry B. Southworth
N.Y
Navy
United States
U.S. Air Force
Sgt
Carl Marlatt
By Jonathan Marshall
Guy Taylor
Orff
Havana
Foreign Ministry
Carl Warner
Warner
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