Maricopa Democratic Chair Race Shapes Up
Harold R. Scoville announces bid for Maricopa County Democratic chair with backing from top candidates including Sam Goddard Roy Elson John Ahearn and Patrick O Reilly. Incumbent Tom Murphy seeks a second term with support from county officials led by County Attorney Charles Rowan.
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Fannin Drive Funds Listed Campaign Report Details
The Republican State Committee lists Gov. Paul Fannin as recipient of 30000 in campaign funds. Unopposed in the GOP Senate primary, Fannin is among other unopposed candidates and notable figures with disbursements including William Kimble 5000 Darrell Smith 8000 Sam Steiger 6152. Art Brock Patrick O Reilly John Vanlandingham and Charles Christakis also appear with varying sums.
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Youth Hunted In Two Deaths
In Phoenix a man and woman were found shot and stabbed to death early this morning. Police issued an all-points bulletin for a teenage boy believed to be their son. Victims tentatively identified as Mr. and Mrs.
Obituaries notice for several local residents
Obituaries report Thomas B. Hare 48 of Scottsdale died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital and services were held in Great Bend Kansas. Also noted are Frederick J. Jackson 59 of Scottsdale died Saturday and Robert W. Bebow 44 of Phoenix died while deer hunting with services scheduled. Myrtle A. Clark 81 of Palm Beach moved here two years ago and will have services in Hammond Indiana. Survivors, burial plans, and funeral homes listed for each.
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Scottsdale Delegates to Boys and Girls State Honored
Scottsdale delegates to Arizona Boys State and Girls State in June will be honored Thursday at 8 p.m. by the Sipe Peterson American Legion post. Sixteen local youths attended the two programs, with top honors going to Bob Swan governor elect, James Randolph Wright senator elect, and Doug Momary senate president.
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State Schools Get Aid to Arizona Colleges
The U S Office of Education announced 967 370 in student loan funds for Arizona for fiscal year 1965 part of 135 million to 1 547 schools nationwide The Arizona totals include American Institute for Foreign Trade Glendale 50000 Arizona State College Flagstaff 55350 Arizona State University Tempe 499500 Cochise College Douglas 4500 Grand Canyon College Phoenix 45000 Phoenix College Phoenix 6210 and the University of Arizona Tucson 306810.
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Scottsdale Mayor Woudenberg to Attend Awards Review
Scottsdale Mayor John Woudenberg will be guest of honor at an annual awards presentation and review hosted by the first mechanized battalion of the 59th Infantry at its reserve center located at 6201 E. Oak. The event occurs Sunday.
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Roadblocks End In Arizona Driver License Tests Halted
The Arizona driver licensing department will suspend the roadblock program to free staff for tougher license tests. The blocks halted over 4,000 motorists and led to 214 citations, with thousands of cars stopped statewide in recent years.
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Johnson Keeps Hands Off Reapportionment Fight
Sen. Mansfield says President Johnson is not involved in the reapportionment dispute delaying Congress. After a White House session with Democratic leaders, Mansfield repeated the President has stayed clear as the Senate and House debate a nonbinding compromise versus court-imposed population based apportionment. Dirksen and Mansfield had co-sponsored delaying the high court ruling to Jan 1, 1966.
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Girl Back in School After Assault at Torrance High
A 15-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, Margaret Mary Little, returned to Torrance High School after being slashed on the face and arm by five classmates who taunted her as a misfit and told her never to come back. Police seek identification of at least one attacker.
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Viet Strike Ends After Two Day Walkout in Saigon
Saigon workers ended a two day general strike that halted most commerce as Premier Nguyen Khanh sought to resolve industrial tensions. The Defense Ministry reported Viet Cong losses and captured weapons amid ongoing government operations in Quang Tri Province with several clashes yielding casualties on both sides.
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FAA to Pay Bill for Barry Jet Takeoff Damage
The FAA will cover 325000 in damage from Barry Goldwater's Boeing 727 takeoff at Kanawha Airport in Charleston West Virginia. A higher barrier and repair to the instrument landing system antenna will be funded.
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