Turf Paradise Maiden Finish Speeds 414 Furlongs
Eiffel's Last trainer Yeager won the third race a maiden 1000 dollars for 2 year olds at 414 furlongs posting 21.40 7.80 5.40 with Aspen Fly Ford and I's O Texas Howell also presenting top payouts. Fans include Mr. Jo To Queen Khat Toxie Apolo getic and All Hallows.
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Eiffel
Yeager
Aspen
Ford
I’s O
Texas
Howell
Mr. Jo To
Queen Khat
Toxie
Apologetic
All Hallows
Gulfstream Race Winners and Payouts Night Card
Daily racing card at Gulfstream with five races. First race for 4 years and up at 6 furlongs paid Deidre S Star 17.20 7.00 4.60, Jelly Warren 4.20 3.20, Hippo Trechos 4.60. Second race 7 furlongs for 4 year olds and up saw Dr. P. Mac 5.40 3.40 2.80, Sun Tracer 9.80 6.20, In Good Time 6.00. Daily Double 12-11 paid 59.60. Third race 4-year-olds and up paid Sy.W. 8.70 3.90 3.00, Smiling Pick 3.30 2.50, Artist Town 3.80. Fourth race for 3-year-olds at 6 furlongs offered Regal Nell 59.20 25.20 7.80, Polynesian Play 21.60 7.80, Surrender 2.60. Fifth race 4-year-olds and up at 7 furlongs had Noble Land 10.60 6.40 4.40, Tudor's Teddy 12.60 6.40, Woodfill 11.20.
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Deidre S Star
Sisum
Jelly Warren
Stevenson
Hippo Trechos
Hinojosa
Sy.w
Walker
Smiling Pick
Errico
Artist Town
Guerin
Pearl
Monacelli
Shoemaker
Noble Land
Sellers
Tudor
Teddy
Woodfill
Beebe
Turcotte
Gustines
Summer Straw
Assery
Please Julia
Freed
Bright Lassie
Baeza
Bally Squire
Hellenic Prince
Combest
Star Chance
Hernandez
Master Coosaw
Boland
Casque
Linear B
Ussery
Berlin sees third day of East German traffic harassment
East Germany again blocked traffic on routes into West Berlin and barred West German Bundestag members from crossing Eastern highways to attend a session in West Berlin. Soviet and East German forces planned a week of joint maneuvers, while Mayor Willy Brandt vowed the April 7 assembly would proceed. An East German police shooting occurred near the American sector border as border guards cited the Bundestag session as a provocation. Eugene Gerstenmeier said the Bundestag would meet in Berlin under all circumstances.
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East Germany
Bundestag
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Eugene Gerstenmeier
Morgenpost Today
Berlin
Rock Hazard Removed Near Payson on U S 87
A 20 ton boulder along U S 87 one mile northeast of the Maricopa County line has been removed by the State Highway Department. Officials say the rock hazard posed a danger to travelers and was cleared to restore safe traffic conditions.
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Payson
Beitherutt
U.S. 87
Maricopa County
Gila
State Highway Department
Horse Race Results and Purses From Yesterday
The racing page lists late results across races from $3,500 to $10,000. Doli Ina led the seventh at 15.60 with iHighfiz 3.50 and Radar 2.50. Carico won the eighth at 12.00 with Lasair 8.20 and Phlox 2.70. Beyond Call led the ninth at 4.80 with Re Entry 4.20 and Giannino 5.70. Other races include sixth and additional events with payouts and runners such as Genghis Khan and Yuti in turf events and adjoined notes about a rock picture in the Phoenix Gazette.
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F&m
Doli Ina
Mahomey
iHighfiz
Turcotte
Radar
Valenzuela
Carico
Lasair
Woodhouse
Phlox
Guerin
Baeza
Turcott
British anthropologist links three man related species
In Chicago, Louis Leakey announced that a skull found in 1963 belongs to a previously unknown man like species from the pithecanthropine period. He noted this adds to discoveries at Olduvai Gorge where Zinjanthropus and Homo Habilis were found alongside many primitive stone tools.
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Chicago
UPS
Louis B. Leakey
Corynden Memorial Museum
Nairobi
Kenya
Leakey
The
University of Chicago
East Africa
Oldu‘vai
Zinjanthropus
Aqueduct Race Results and Payouts Summary
At Aqueduct the day featured multiple claiming races across six furlongs and seven furlongs. Winners included Balanced Rider ridden by Turcotte and Rubber Stamped under Freed with varied payouts, plus Summer Straw and Please Julia in the 6 furlong segment and strong mutuels for Col. Mitch ener, Fancy's Flight, Bally Squire, Star Chance, Master Coosaw, Casque, and Linear B in subsequent events. The daily double paid 19.70 for the 8-1 combination.
Bible Digest Excerpt by H. B. Dean
A devotional note cites 1 John 2 15 warning against loving the world and asserts heaven as the true aim. It contrasts worldly desires with seeking first the kingdom of God and His righteousness promising provision.
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God
Scottsdale Police Edict Awaited
Two former Scottsdale officers Robert Moughter and Richard Kendall were ordered reinstated by the state Supreme Court to their previous posts. The city government had not yet indicated acceptance, with the writ delivered after hours. The case stemmed from insubordination accusations tied to questioning in a saddle disappearance.
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Robert Moughter
Richard Kendall
State Supreme Court
Scottsdale
Kendall
Moughter
Artist defies 49er costume edict in Columbia gallery closure
Charles Surendorf, 56, long-time artist in Columbia California, says he will not wear miners’ era costumes in a state historical site and plans to close his gallery after 18 years. He will store his work and may publish a book on the state’s impact on the town.
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Columbia, Calif
Charles Surendorf
Pold Rush
Surendorf
Columbia
Goldwater Dinner Fund Sparks GOP Debate Over Control
Republicans debate how a Phoenix fundraising dinner proceeds Barry Goldwater funds. Robert Goldwater says the money will support a program administered by Barry, with Ray Bliss and Richard Nixon as guests. party leaders seek concrete plans to win minority support and push voting rights legislation amid split views on funding and strategy.
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Barry Goldwater
Robert
Phoenix
Barry
Robert W. Goldwater
Robert Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Richard M. Nixon
National Committee
National Party
Bliss
Goldwater
SRP Receives First Glen Canyon Dam Power for Summer Demand
Salt River Project customers gain access to 61 000 additional kilowatts from Glen Canyon Dam via Colorado River Storage Project generators. Victor J. Corbell says the power can run about 20 000 homes to meet potential summer peaks near 780 000 kilowatts. This marks SRP’s first electricity from Glen Canyon Dam.
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Salt River
Glen Canyon Dam
Victor J. Corbell
Corbell
Britain and France plan joint supersonic warplane program
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Charles de Gaulle agreed to jointly develop a sophisticated jet fighter with variable sweep wings to rival the United States. The talks followed by London’s decision to scrap TSR2 while a Franco British F11type project could save jobs and Britain’s aircraft industry. De Gaulle urged negotiated settlement on global issues and Wilson supported ending Communist infiltration from the north.
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Paris
Harold Wilson
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Wilson
de Gaulle
Viet Nam
U.S
Antisign Proposal On Agenda In Semi Industrial Districts
City council meeting at 7 30 p m will hear a plan to restrict signs in semi industrial districts. Planning and Zoning Commission and Councilman Jack Laney seek to amend the zoning ordinance to mirror C 2 commercial sign rules. Currently semi industrial districts have no sign limits. Affected areas include Van Buren Grand Avenue South Central to the Salt River bed and a segment along North Central near Indian School.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Jack Laney
van Buren
Grand Avenue
South Central
Salt River
North Central
Indian School
Dr King boycott plan sparks debate in Montgomery
Alabama business leaders and lawmakers challenge Dr Martin Luther King Jr's three stage boycott plan saying it could worsen race relations. King outlined steps targeting new plant expansion private investment funds and state produced goods while demanding political reform and end to police brutality.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Martin Luther King
Crawford Johnson III
King
Baltimore
Cross Burnings Spark Detroit Probe At Three Sites
Ku Klux Klan symbols burned crosses were found today at three Detroit locations including the Liuzzo home in a Griffin area city county building sidewalk and an abandoned NAACP headquarters site.
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Detroit
Ku Klux Klan
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Liuzzo
City County
Gowntown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kiddy Sentenced For Assault Near Phoenix
William W. Kiddy aged 73 received two years probation after pleading guilty to aggravated assault for wounding a 47 year old man with a knife last December 10. The Phoenix Gazette erroneously reported the victim had died.
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William W. Kiddy
Phoenix Gazette
Mack Webb
Kiddy
Monday Safaris Begin With Estrella Mountain Park Trip
The Phoenix Visitors Club kicks off its annual Monday safaris with a picnic and photo outing at Estrella Mountain Park, 20 miles southwest of Phoenix. Members meet at 11:30 a.m. at Hayden Park and bring lunch and drinks for the day.
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Phoenix Visitors Club
Safari
Hayden Park
W. Tamarisk
Broadway
Phoenix City Parks Department
Poison Kills Another Dog In Phoenix
A 3 year old German shepherd named Sheba owned by Mrs. John Settles was found dead from strychnine poison after escaping home. The incident occurred near 12th Street and Rose Lane as police investigate and residents fear harm to children and other pets.
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Phoenix
12Th Street
Rose Lane
Sheba
John Settles
E. Keim Drive
Alvena Barnes
Settles
Arizonans Named Semifinalists for White House Fellowships
President Johnsons Commission on White House Fellows names one Phoenician and three Tucsonans as semifinalists for a year long federal government exposure. Darrell Humiston and Margaret Forgach join Conrad Joyner and Osborne Reynolds Jr. from Tucson among 229 semifinalists from 3000 applicants. 90 finalists will be invited to Washington June 26 to 28, with 15 winners to be chosen.
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Johnson
Commission On
White House
Darrell W. Humiston
W. Berridge Lane
Margaret P. Forgach
Conrad F. Joyner
Osborne M. Reynolds Jr
Tucson
Washington
Two Die in Separate Traffic Crashes Near Maricopa
In Phoenix a 16 year old, John Norfor, and 23 year old Harry Moreno died in separate traffic accidents last night. Norfor and 16 year old Robert Childress were in a car that overturned in a vacant lot on East Jones and the driver is not yet identified. Moreno was struck by a car on a county road five miles south of Maricopa. The driver, Gladys R. Pedro, 39, was not cited.
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John Norfor
Anna Mae Norfor
Ef, Wier
Harry Moreno
Maricopa
Norfor
Robert Childress
Ss. Marguerite
East Jones
Moreno
Gladys R. Pedro
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Special Prince
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Carl Talayumptwa
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