Scottsdale Works On Study For Municipal Golf Course
Scottsdale city officials including Marie Layang and Ken Murray discussed forming a committee to study buying a municipal golf course. The plan centers on the Green-Belt area in Indian Bend Wash with possible purchase of Coronado nine holes near Eldorado Park and future expansion to 18 holes. Public Works Director Stragier and consultant Erickson planned talks in Los Angeles to see wash recreation development options.
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Maricopa County to Form Crime Commission Advisor Team
Mayor Bud Tims will pick 15 people from across Maricopa County to form a crime commission for MAG. Phoenix Councilman Morrison Warren may lead as adviser to local governments to coordinate with the governor's crime commission. Planning aims to qualify for federal assistance.
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Councilman’s Son Injured In Tempe Car Crash
Kurt Lynn Johnson, 20, the son of City Councilman Leonard Johnson, remained at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital with a head concussion and possible back injuries after a two car collision at Rural Road and University Drive in Tempe. Police said the other driver, Charles Belisle of Tempe, was cited for DUI and running a red light.
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Weather outlook for today and tomorrow
Highs near 90 today with a low around 52 by night. Tomorrow expected around 92 with continued high cloudiness and sunny intervals.
Vocational guidance expanded in Scottsdale district
Vocational guidance efforts begin in the Scottsdale School District to aid graduating students not pursuing college. Dr. Al Sharf reports 20 counselors across four high schools will visit Valley area industries each Wednesday to learn employer needs and job programs. Participating firms include General Electric Motorola Salt River Project Sears Wards Paradise Ford Madison Chevrolet Sperry Phoenix and others. The two part program surveys employer needs and then shares job opportunities with students. If successful the district may expand the program.
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Scottsdale
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al Sharf
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Motorola
Salt River Project
Dickson Electronics
Sears
Wards
Paradise Ford
Madison Chevrolet
Sperry - Phoenix
Local Boy Receives State to National Honor Honor
Marck S. Hopper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J Hopper of 8649 S San Miguel, named Arizona's official delegate to the 1967 American Legion Boys Nation convention. He will attend the 1968 Banquet of the Golden Plate in Dallas June 13 to 16, sponsored by the American Academy of Achievement.
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American Academy of Achievement
Doctors at odds on Smith murder trial
In Phoenix, during the second Saturday session, state witnesses rebut Smith’s insanity defense. Dr. Carl Breitner testified Smith, though having a severe personality disorder, is legally sane and knew right from wrong, disagreeing with defense psychiatrists who labeled him paranoid schizophrenic.
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Carl Breitner
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Mesa
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Breltner
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Sympton
Protesters Rally At Pentagon As Thousands Pace Capitol
In Washington a 25 000 strong antiwar march assembled at the Lincoln Memorial before moving toward the Pentagon. Police and federal authorities prepared for possible trouble as David Dellinger claimed 100 000 protesters and Dr Benjamin Spock denounced U S Vietnam policy.
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Saturday in the News Saturday in the News
United Press International digest highlights events and developments across politics, society, and international affairs from the week. The summary collects notable items, including policy moves, diplomacy, and cultural moments shaping the global landscape.
Global antiwar protests span Europe and Asia
Demonstrations against U.S. Vietnam policy occur worldwide. Paris sees thousands, Amsterdam bans city center traffic for a march, Tokyo reports about three thousand around the U.S. embassy. In Saigon Premier Sato says Vietnam leaders seek peace and respects Thieu and Ky. Fowler predicts Johnson will win congressional approval for a 10 percent surtax.
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