Divine Powers Case With Jury
Closing arguments wrap in a case where Horn, a carpenter, and accomplices face charges of practicing medicine without licenses. Jury includes six men and six women. Prosecution cites taped conversations with a woman aiding in evidence gathering. Horn claimed divine power to diagnose illnesses beyond doctors or machines.
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George M. Sterling
Blake Willis
Chris T. Johnson
Horn
Floyd Francis Horn
Smile Zola
Federal Drug Administration
Legion post officers named in local American Legion slate
Tom Keefe of Arizona Public Service Co. leads a slate nominated for Luke Greenway Post commander. Richard Bender senior vice commander, Ken Boyer junior vice commander, John E. Durden finance officer, and Jerry Wilson senior trustee also named. Election set for May 4. outgoing commander is Kenneth J. Riemandenschneider.
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Tom Keefe
W. Northview
Arizona Public Service Co
Luke Greenway
American Legion
Richard Bender
Ken Boyer
John E. Durden
Jerry Wilson
Kenneth J. Riemenschneider
Two Boys Arrested After Obscene Calls
Two eighth grade boys were arrested by policewomen Diane Witt and Jeannette Reed after a woman reported obscene telephone calls. The youths admitted making several calls in recent weeks and were taken to the county juvenile detention home.
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Diane Witt
Jeannette Reed
Foam Rubber Sales Rise in Late 1964 Trade
New York reports latex foam rubber mattress sales rose 6.7 percent in Q4 1964. For the year total retail sales surpassed $28 million, marking the third consecutive annual gain for foam mattresses.
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New York
UPL
Probe backs Yuma funds charges
The Yuma County board of supervisors will receive a report from the state examiner's office confirming charges that chairman Jim Fuquay apparently collected travel money in an irregular manner. The examiner noted minor irregularities and that Fuquay billed 3149 miles as official travel with no odometer break, and that a warrant to pay him may have been drawn without the county treasurer’s approval.
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Yuma
Fuquay
Miles
Prats
New Court Divisions Discussed
President Judge Yale McFate of Maricopa County Superior Court was to meet with the board of supervisors this afternoon for an informal discussion about creating new divisions of the Superior Court.
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Yale McFate
Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
Superior Court
Hearing Set On Interstate Route Change
A public hearing will open at 9 a.m. May 8 in the Highway Department Auditorium on switching I 10 from the Mari copa Freeway to the Papago route west of Phoenix. The 30.4 mile reroute runs from Black Canyon Freeway west along Greenwood Memorial Park to 99th Avenue through Tolleson Avondale Goodyear to Buckeye. The change aims to improve local service but would cost over twice as much, estimated at 41 million dollars. Federal funds would cover 94 percent if completed by 1972. a one cent gas tax increase is expected to help finance.
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Maricopa
Phoenix
Highway Department
S. 17Th Ave
Salt River
Black Canyon
Greenwood Memorial Park
99Th Avenue
Tolleson
Avondale
Goodyear
Buckeye
William N. Price
Earlie
Arizona
Mclate
Maricopatcus Aiglima
Slale
Nybluway
Ate
Downtown Phoenix shoppers eyed for revival in new Kino Piazza plan
Scottsdale moves on Kino Piazza, a 20 million high rise project west of Fashion Square on Camelback Road. The plan calls for a 120 foot hotel and an 85 foot office building atop a parking roof, with a Kino memorial atop the lot and a 10 unit 2.5 million apartment block to start. Guido Orlandi leads the development, promising luxury and pedestrian friendly access while addressing downtown shopping trends and commuter patterns observed in a 12th annual Consumer Analysis survey.
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Archanta
Ceworks
Geniaes
Phoenix
Development Corporation
Tara
Bulla
Scottsdale
Fashion Square
Camelback Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
Padre Eusebio Kino
Arizona
Doyle
Boyle
Mom Admits Strangling 4 Children
SOUTH BEND Ind AP a woman Deanna Hankey 28 admitted strangling her three sons and one daughter while husband away on business. She is under guard in a hospital room being treated for self inflicted wounds. Inspector Horvath said she begged aides to let her die after being found in a bedroom of a tri level home. Bodies of the four children were found on smoldering mattresses in their bedrooms.
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South Bend, Ind
Joseph Horvath
Deanna Hankey
Horvath
Legislative Log Progress Notes on HB 175 HB 184 and HB 257
Legislative log reports progress to governor on HB 175 increasing revenue for state and racing operators, HB 184 enabling plaintiffs in workmen's compensation cases to recover attorneys fees, and HB 257 requiring taxing districts to file annual maps with the tax commission showing district boundary changes.
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Johnson
Maricopa
Pergans
Ting
Tax Commission
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Legion Post State Named
Trstin Lanenan
Amb
Hiathernes
Hotel Adams
Greater
Bulila
Workers Point
Guido Orlandi
Father Kino
Orlandi
Washington, D.C
Gerald A. Doyle
Sakellar and Doyle
Padre Kino
Gang
Alston
Kino Piazza
Mom
Valley
Ernie Brewer Shoes For Children
Frontier
North Scottsdale Rd
West Plaza
North 35Th Ave
North Central
Maryyvale
W. Midian School Rd
Sunbeamen
Sunbeam
ASA
Vyiy
SS Biochar
Co-Op
Pepeach
Armstrong Tires
E. Jackson
Main Ave
Casa Grande
Aa Berti
Jewel Baylor
America
Downtown
Central
Baylor
Cam
Ierust
Park Central
West Mall
AMA
Thomas Mall
Thomas
East Camelback Mall
Sears
Mesa
W. Mala
Ysth Ave
Bethany
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