District 1 Delays Action on Federal Funds for District
District 1 school board delayed action on applying for Title II funds under the National Defense Education Act. Supt. Morrow noted potential 3 to 4 cent tax savings. board requested specific proposals for fund use. Also approved are two auto transmission buses for $23,242 and ramadas contracts totaling $6,072. Missionary tuition waiver rejected.
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John Lyons
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Catalina High School
Russell Ewing
Bruce Dusenberry
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Beatles arrive as crowds flood Cow Palace roped off
San Francisco fans swarm Cow Palace ahead of the Beatles concert. About 9,000 teens greeted the group at the Hilton and 2,000 at the hotel. one dozen girls required first aid. Police kept fans from the 15th floor windows as autograph sessions and press events drew large crowds.
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Boulder Flat-Maggie Creek blaze rages in Nevada
In Elko County Nevada the Boulder Flat Maggie Creek fire, the largest blaze, has burned about 200000 acres of dry grass. About 700 firefighters labored as winds pushed the fire northward toward Tuscarora though the town remained safe. Weather and cloud seeding plans loom, while other fires near Palisade and Willow Creek were controlled after midnight.
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Dr Haury Named To Parks Post
Washington reports Dr. Joe B. Frantz of Austin Texas and Dr. Emil W. Haury of Tucson named to the national parks advisory board. Frantz chairs UT Austin history, Haury led the University of Arizona anthropology department and the Arizona State Museum. They fill terms expired by Harold P. Fabian and Edward B Danson Jr.
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Salt Lake City
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Flagstaff
Soviet space plans hinted by Nikolayev and Popovich
In Moscow the two cosmonauts said August could see a major Soviet space flight, possibly the largest yet, with talk of linking two capsules in orbit. The day before, three unmanned satellites were launched from one rocket, relaying data for a possible manned mission. Western observers note this may be the next step toward joint capsule flights.
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Pavel Popovich
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Five Satellites Launched Simultaneously in June 1963
The United States conducted several similar launches including the simultaneous firing of five satellites in Tune during June 1963, marking a notable milestone in early space activities and satellite deployment.
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Water Firm Loses Flood Damage Suit in Garden City
Garden City Water Systems Inc lost its flood damage suit against Pima County when a Superior Court jury ruled for the county. The firm sought 50000 dollars claiming the county failed to divert water per an easement agreement into a drainage ditch between Garden City and Manzanita Manor.
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Prisoner Escapes Dartmoor Work Party Stopped by Off-Duty Warden
A prisoner who fled a Dartmoor Prison work party attempted to hitchhike away but was halted and returned to his cell by an off-duty warden who stopped to offer him a ride.
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Bombing Action Boosts LBJ in 1954 Opinion Mix
The retaliatory bombings of North Viet Nam bases ordered by President Johnson give him a moderate boost in political strength. Interviews across cities show voters shifting views as air strikes widen support for stronger Vietnam action, with some Goldwater supporters praising hard stance but many Republicans wary of war.
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North Pole Sees Warm Summer Temperatures Reported
Tass reports the Arctic Basin has been well above zero this summer, with unusually high temperatures for the North Pole. The Moscow based agency notes a sustained heat trend during the season.
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Traffic Crash Fatal To Bride
Santa Monica Calif UPI reports a wedding day tragedy as Mary Stevens 25 died after a crash while the newlywed couple left West Los Angeles church for their honeymoon. Randel Stevens 24 and the other driver suffered minor injuries.
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