Warren Commission to reveal Kennedy assassination findings
The White House states the Warren Commission will report its findings to the President, the American people, and the world. It is expected to conclude Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and Jack Ruby had no conspiracy links, as the panel wraps months of testimony and document review.
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Valley Springs Water Co Receives Corporate Status OK
The Arizona Corporation Commission granted corporate status to Valley Springs Water Co serving Paradise Valley. Formerly Marino Water Co, owner Pat T. Marino said approval depended on release of any service areas potentially under other water company jurisdiction. The action was among several water company cases Friday.
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Northern Riots Deemed Senseless by FBI Director Hoover
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover described recent riots in nine northern cities as a senseless attack on constituted authority. He stated the unrest was not racially inspired nor organized by a single group, though racial tensions were a contributing factor.
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Firefighters Contain Half of Santa Barbara Mountain Fire
More than 2,000 firefighters with favorable weather ringed around half of the 88 000 acre Santa Barbara mountain fire in the Santa Ynez range. The blaze remains out of control but is stalled by high humidity, fog and cooler conditions.
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Woman Killed In State Crash Near Douglas
Mary Ellen Kambitsch aged 43 from Pearce died at Cochise County Hospital from injuries in a two car crash on U S 666 thirty four miles north of Douglas. The driver of the cat driven by Kambitsch rear ended Francisco C Villa aged 36 of Douglas who had a passenger with minor injuries. Arizona highway death toll for 1964 stood at 445.
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Scottsdale City Magistrate Felke to resign
City Magistrate Tom Felke will resign from the $10 200 a year post once a replacement is found. He confirmed he turned in his resignation notice 10 days ago, saying his growing private practice prevents him from serving adequately. He will stay until a successor is named, likely at least a month.
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Scottsdale Gains Deed for Thunderbird Field Airport
The city received a deed for 201 acres at Thunderbird Field from the Arizona Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, boosting plans for a municipal airport at little or no cost. The land totaling 720 acres was rezoned to multiple uses, with FAA funding sought to cover a 1,992,000 upgrade, including a 5,000 foot runway and new terminal.
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Arcadia High Students Named Merit Scholarship Semifinals
Eight Arcadia High School students were named Merit Scholarship semifinalists in the national competition. Seven other local students including one from Scottsdale and six from Coronado high schools also became semifinalists after scoring highly on the qualifying test in March. Finalists will be chosen from the 14,000 semifinalists after a second exam on December 5.
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Seven file petitions for Scottsdale School Board race
Seven candidates filed petitions to fill a board vacancy with the deadline midnight. Jim Warne led with 602 signatures, joining six others Nelda Jones Clarence Russnak A V Swanson James Bacon R M Ratter and Frank State. Warne, a Phoenix engineer, plans a detailed statement next week. Weather partly cloudy with showers and cooler temperatures in the forecast.
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Bob) Ratter
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GM hopes to resume talks Sunday after UAW strike
GM aims to restart negotiations with the United Auto Workers by Sunday or Monday to end a nationwide strike by more than 260 000 workers. UAW President Walter P. Reuther said the Friday walkout followed a failed 24 hour bargaining session on non economic issues.
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