Spot School Check Points to Enrollment Rise in Scottsdale
A spot check of seven Scottsdale elementary schools shows a 15 percent rise in opening day enrollment from last year with seven sites totaling 8 419 students. District projections indicate high school enrollment near 6 000 and total district enrollment above 29 000 with possible need for temporary classrooms.
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Kennedy Warns Saigon on Buddhist Repression
President Kennedy warned that continued repression of Buddhists by the Neo Dinh Diem government could jeopardize U S backed efforts against communism in Vietnam. He spoke after a Labor Day vacation and said military aid will continue, but tribal support is essential for victory. He noted possible political fallout in the South and urged Congress to pass an $11 billion tax cut plan to curb unemployment at 5.5 percent.
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Arcadia Star Tom Shore Out With Injury for 1963 Season
Arcadia High School football player Tom Shore was injured Monday with a shoulder separation and underwent surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Coach Bob Hendricks said Shore likely misses the season and was a strong candidate for first string quarterback, with his absence hurting the team’s offense.
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LeMay and Taylor Back Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Gen Curtis LeMay told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the test ban treaty offers wide political gains to offset its military risks. He questioned Soviet gains from 1961 62 tests and endorsed safeguards to maintain U S readiness for atmospheric tests and underground testing. Gen Maxwell D Taylor also endorsed the pact, noting the United States could overwhelm the enemy with diverse weapons delivery if needed. He argued forcing the Soviets underground would raise costs and limit their experience.
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Alabama Troopers Block Tuskegee High School Attendance
More than 200 Alabama state troopers blocked students and teachers from entering a Tuskegee high school and began departing around 1:15 pm. Spokesman says troopers head to Birmingham where school integration is planned for tomorrow. The action marks a first-round victory for authorities.
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Council To Hear Car Agency Plea Tonight
The city council will hear Paradise Motors zoning case tonight in the council chambers at 151 E Main St with a 6 PM work session in the library conference room. The auto agency seeks a zone change from service residential to highway commercial on land south of Executive House on Scottsdale Road. Rulings on two previously tabled zoning cases and bids for sewer line relocation will also be announced.
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Local Woman Wins Contest Near Heber Arizona
Olinda Dienes of Scottsdale wins a $6,000 lot and cabin in Zane Grey Acres near Heber Arizona. Her name was drawn Saturday in a contest sponsored by A. J. Bayless Markets. The Mountain Shadows Cabin Co. built the cabin on the Heber property.
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Variable clouds forecast with thundershowers possible
Weather notes show cloudy periods into morrow with seven chances in ten of late afternoon or nighttime thunderstorms on both days. Highs around 97 to 99 and lows near 76 to 80. U S Weather Observer Wilkud Greene cited Monday's high and today’s low figures.
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Scottsdale School District names 13 to building bond panel
The Scottsdale School District trustees announced a 13 member committee to advise on an initial building program for a bond referendum. The panel includes Donald Dickson and Jack Thompson among others, with meetings slated after board approval. Overcrowding prompts talks of a bond vote likely in November if recommendations are approved.
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Wildcat Walkout Called Off At Gary Steel Mills
A wildcat strike at U S Steel Mills in Gary Indiana ended hours after beginning. The action threatened to idle about 15000 production workers, but was called off shortly after it started.
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Scottsdale School Board Calls Closed Briefing Session
The Scottsdale School Board schedules a 7:30 tonight briefing session closed to the public. Chairman Lloyd Bimson cites a 13 member citizen committee to advise on a bond financed building program. The committee was chosen in a closed meeting last Tuesday amid personnel discussions.
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Labor Day Toll Reaches Record Traffic Deaths
The Labor Day 78 hour period ends with 554 highway deaths, California leading with 60 fatalities and Alaska and Delaware the only states spared. The toll may rise above 556 to set a summer holiday record, surpassing prior highs from July 4 and Memorial Day periods.
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Arizona Counts 6 Dead in Labor Day Crashes
Two two car crashes and injuries added to a Labor Day death toll in Arizona with six dead. Victims include Mrs. Phinlis Yoder 27 of Tucson and Patricia Cota 4 of Mesa plus William Gourley 74 of Sun City.
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Sun City
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Mesa
Tucson motorcyclist hurt in Scottsdale Road crash
In Error A Tucson motorcyclist remained in fair condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a head on crash with another vehicle two miles north of Shea Blvd on Scottsdale Road Saturday night. Day 24 suffered severe leg injuries. police and hospital officials gave conflicting details about possible leg loss.
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