Bank Robbery, Kidnapping Ends with Bandit Suicide
Francisco Chavarriaga, 51, unemployed bail bondsman, robbed Guaranty Bank at 1800 EB Camelback, forced bank manager Dale Luckow to retrieve $5000 from the vault, then killed himself at Second Avenue and Van Buren after a police pursuit. A female accomplice sought after taking $1080 from First National Bank on 2721 W Van Buren. she is described as in her late 20s, 5 feet 4 inches, 105 pounds, wearing a gold corduroy dress and dark rims. Luckow reported the kidnapper warned he would kill if stopped. the suspect died at Memorial Hospital after being wounded. The FBI dismissed ties to a prior 1962 disappearance.
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Second Avenue
van Buren
Francisco Chavarriaga
Guaranty Bank
First National Bank
W. van Buren
Chavarriaga
N. Central
Dale Luckow
E. Maryland
Lockheed Chief to Keynote Univac Conference
Norman J. Ream of Lockheed Aircraft Corp. will be keynote speaker at a three day conference of Univac Users Association and Univac Scientific Exchange in the TownHouse starting Wednesday. Ream, director of systems planning, will discuss "Managing Today with Tomorrow's Tools."
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Norman J. Ream
Lockheed|Aircraft Corp
Univac Users Association
Univac Scientific Exchange
Ream
Lockheed
Martial Law Threat in South Korea Amid Street Unrest
In Seoul, protests escalate as 10,000 demonstrators rally against diplomatic talks with Japan. Police clash with factions linked to Civil Rule party and Democratic party, with hundreds injured and one student killed. Authorities fear martial law as 200+ demonstrators arrested and tear gas shells fired.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Park
R G Ranch Service Set At Sunrise
The 33 voice R G Sings ers from The Phoenix Gazette and The Arizona Republic will sing at Easter Sunrise services at 6 a.m. Sunday. The event at the R G Ranch, 4747 E Indian School, is directed by John T. Brown. They perform Art Thou The Christ by Geoffrey O'Hara and the Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah by Handel, with Mrs. Melvin Vail as accompanist. Ken Eddy delivers the Easter message.
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R & G Singsers
The
Phoenix’ Gazette
Arizona Republic
R & G Ranch
E. Indian School
John T. Brown
the Christ
Geoffrey O'Hara
Handel
Box Score on Crime in Phoenix 24-Hour Police Totals
Phoenix police answered 490 calls in the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. today. The Major Crime Box Score shows 18 thefts including 2 grand thefts, 9 injuries from 61 traffic accidents, 1 assault with a deadly weapon, burglaries, 1 armed robbery, 2 bank robberies, and 2 narcotics possessions.
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Phoenix
Protesters mass at White House over Viet Nam policy
Washington UPI reports thousands of students protested U S policy in Viet Nam before the White House. Deputy Police Chief Albert Embrey estimated 14 000 to 15 000 demonstrators along several blocks. Police reported two arrests amid counter demonstrations by American Nazi party Polish Hungarian groups and others.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
White House
Albert Embrey
Nazi Party
As Ad
Treasury Head Underlines U S Economic Might
Treasury chief Henry Fowler delivered a keynote on U S economic strength at the American Society of Newspaper Editors convention. He noted a 106 billion dollar production rise since 1961, surpassing Western Europe and rivaling Soviet output, and contrasted it with France and Belgium. He praised tax reform and monetary policy as keys to growth. Vermont Royster was elected ASNE president, with Notson, Ogden, Steven, and Friendly filling top officer roles.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Henrylin Pasking
L Fowler
U.S
Europe
France
the American Society of Newspaper Editors
Fowler
Wester Europe
Free World
Soviet Union
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Vermont C. Royster
Wall Street Journal
Miles H. Wolff
Greensboro
N.C
Daily News
ASNE
Robert C. Notson
Morning Oregonian
Portland
Michael J. Ogden
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Notson
William P. Steven
Houston Chronicle
Ogden
Astronauts Visit Meteorite Crater and Flagstaff
Thirteen astronauts from the latest training group will travel from Houston to Flagstaff Arizona to tour Meteorite Crater and later visit Lowell Observatory. The trip aims to expose moon trainees to Earth terrains resembling the lunar surface and includes a classroom discussion at Lowell Observatory.
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Arizona
Crater
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Earth
Lunar
Laval
Bandits Loot Sterling Hotel Safe Deposit Boxes
Three men bound the clerk and bell captain at the Sterling Hotel in Miami Beach during Passover season. In about 30 minutes they looted safety deposit boxes of an estimated 180000 dollars in cash and jewels, with about 30000 cash and 100000 jewels reported missing so far. Police questioned 75 guests as the investigation continued and the total loss could rise.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Sterling Hotel
Timothy Hayes
Bell
Charles Jernigan
Hayes
Rocky Pomerance
Jernigan
Sterling
Man Arrests Over Laundry Marijuana Evidence
A Phoenix man, 25, was arrested after marijuana cigarettes were found in a sport shirt sent to the cleaners. Vernon McCulley, 1146 E Diamond, jailed for possession. Also jailed were Richard M Jimenez, 31, and Rosie T Jimenez, 31, of 1009 E Buckeye after police found heroin and marijuana at their home under a warrant.
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Phoenix
Vernon McCulley
E. Diamond
Richard M. Jimenez
Rosie T.jimenez
E. Buckeye
Night of the Iguana and Music Events At Local Venues
The schedule lists The Night of the Iguana at Phoenix Little Theater at 8 30 pm and The Living Word in Music by the Ron Patty Singers at First Church of God on Ninth Avenue. Also featured is Saguaro Camera Club with nature color slides at Heard Museum with showings at 1 30 and 9 30 pm and museum hours noted.
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Phoenix Little
Coronado
the Living Word In Music
Ron Patty
Pam
First Church of God
Ninth Ave
Fillmore
Saguaro Camera Club
Heard Museum
Monte Vista
Pan
Pinny First Church of God
Land Fillmore
Phoenix College Choir to sing across California coast
The PC a cappella choir from Phoenix College will perform in California next week. An 86 member group will visit Los Angeles and San Francisco area junior colleges from Tuesday through Saturday. Director Kenneth L. Hakes says the program includes sacred songs songs of the South Brahms Lieder Waltzes and a Henry Meyers arrangement of When I Fall in Love.
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Phoenix College
California
A. 86
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kenneth L. Hakes
Brahms
Henry Meyers
Alaska Gets Good Friday Quake Again
A Good Friday earthquake struck Alaska again causing rattled dishes and windows in Nome and felt across a dozen Eskimo villages in Norton Sound. Civil Defense director Lester Bronson noted fears of a possible tidal wave in Unalaska as authorities assessed the event.
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Fairbanks
Nome
Norton Sound
Unlak‘eet
Lester Bronson
Civil Defense
Northwest
Turf Paradise Phird 1,000 25 ar fields 44 furlongs
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Turf Paradise and a listed racing event with numbers 1,000 25 and 44 furlongs. Names and places are unclear, yielding an uncertain card item with minimal readable details and no clear outcomes.
Gulfstream Race Results Summary for 6 Furlong Sprint Declared
Gulfstream's racing card reports multiple claiming races for 4 year olds and up. First place paid 3 thousand with Afin Ailet finishing with 26.40 18.80 7.60. second, Doubly Fare paid 5.80 5.60 4.60. third Sea Stife paid 16.00 7.80 5.00. fourth Locus paid 8.60 3.26 2.80. fifth Breeze paid 60.20 17.40 9.20. sixth Dadivoso and Green Goddess also noted with turf 1 1/16 miles.
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Hinojosa
Hill
Beatty
Beverly Woods
Thornburg
Barrow
Hartack
Sea Stife
Solomorie
Bayou Teche
Brinks
Locus
Solomone
Keep Quiet
Pearl
Squirrel Hill
Vasquez
Powell
Monarch Park
Mighty Happy
Plomchok
Dadivoso
Solomi
Green Goddess
Tierra del Guego
Hart’k
Aqueduct First Prize Race Entry at One Mile
A horse race at Aqueduct with a $3,700 purse features claimers for horses four years old and up over one mile. The event highlights Red as a potential contender in the field.
Raceday Late Results Highlight Seven Thousand Added
Yesterday's late results list the seventh race with a $25,000 addition for 3 year olds over 7 furlongs. What A Treat shown at 2.70 but did not finish, Equiria and Adorable also out. Eight race features allowances for 3 year olds and up over 7 furlongs with Straight Deal at 15.60, Ground Control 4.80, Ring A Bell 6.30. Ninth race for 4 year olds and up across 1 mile includes P Joyful Sail at 31.80, Prime Factor 4.40, Watch Word 4.10.
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Rotz
Equiria
Pierce
Adorable
Blum
Ruane
Errico
Mahorney
Racing results and payouts from a detailed race card
Wagering figures and horse names appear with payouts for multiple races. Entries include Get Get In, Whistling Kettle, Tudor Manor, and Chicot among others with various finish prices. The Nashua for 3 year olds and up at six furlongs lists Chicot and Roman Mr with odds and place prices.
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Laughry
Rotz
Nikita Khrushchev Celebrates 71st Birthday at Dacha
Moscow AP reports Nikita Khrushchev quietly marks his 71st birthday at his country dacha near Moscow with children and grandchildren. His Moscow apartment sits unoccupied while neighbors confirm the retreat. Soviet calendars omitted the date after his ouster six months ago.
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Moscow
Nikitahrushchev
Quartet To Sing At Foursquare Gospel Church Concert
The Masters Quartet will present a concert at 7 pm tomorrow at the Foursquare Gospel Church at 67th Avenue and Campbell. Members include Fred Falduti Dan Wallace West Grosvenor Garry Starr and Barbara Cummings as pianist.
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67Th Avenue
Campbell
Fred Falduti
Dan Wallace
West Grosvenor
Garry Starr
Barbara Cummings
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