Testimony fuzzy on Hughes gift to Humphrey in 1968 case
In Los Angeles three nearby men could not confirm Maheu’s claim that Howard Hughes handed Hubert Humphrey a $50,000 cash gift during a 1968 limousine meeting outside the Century Plaza hotel. Lloyd Hand recalled Maheu fetching a briefcase but did not confirm cash transfer. The remarks occurred in Maheu's libel suit against Hughes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
Hubert Humphrey
U.S. District Court
Humphrey
Maheu
Lloyd Hand
State Department
Lyndon B
Johnson
Maheau
Century Plaza
Hand
Hughes
Nevada
Las Vegas
Cocopah Area Carnival Plans and School Events
The Cocopah area hosts Carni-Gras from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday with games, spook house, bake sale, Tot Lot, cake walk, space walk, dunking booth and three talent shows. Prefestival auditions produced 15 acts. noon, 2 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. shows feature Cocopah Boys Choir and Cocopah Band. Admission is free. New features include Bingo, Country Store, crafts, white elephant, Turtle Race, Trike Track, and horse and wagon rides. Advanced tickets cost eight for $1. A drawing offers two 10-speed bikes and other prizes from local merchants. other events include Kiva School carnival April 27 and a Good Friday drama at Ascension-Lutheran Church, 7100 N Mockingbird Lane.
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Betty Reedy
Cocopah
Cocopah Boys Choir
Carl Sage
Harry Woolard
Girl Scout
North Scottsdale
ASU Foundation names first chairman of board
The Arizona State University Foundation formed in 1955 created a chairman of the board position and named James E. Patrick Sr to it. Patrick will stay as chief executive officer, while Carl S. Miller becomes chief operating officer handling daily affairs. The foundation aids the university with land acquisition and campus expansion, with several directors named to three two- and one-year terms.
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Arizona State University Foundation
James E. Patrick
the Valley National Bank
Patrick
Arizona Board of Regents
Carl S. Miller
ASU
ASU_foundation
Ation
Foundation
Timothy A. Barrow
Ralph H. Eaton
Hugh W
Barbara V. ) Long
Rod J. McMullin
J.A
Ted” Riggins Jr
Franz
Mae S.) Talley
Keith Turley
Senior Citizen Roundup at Eldorado Center plans day of activities
Elderfolk are invited to a Scottsdale event at Eldorado Center 2311 N Miller Rd sponsored by City of Scottsdale Community Services. Registration begins 9 30 a m with coffee and doughnuts. The day features a fashion show craft workshop dancing bingo cards travel slides group singing and entertainment. Lunch and dinner are available for a nominal fee with door prizes.
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Eldorado Center
N. Miller Rd
City of
Doctor dispels myths that sex life ends at 60
Washington psychiatrist Dr. Robert N. Butler told an American Medical Association aging conference that older adults can remain sexually active into their 80s. He dismissed myths of decline and danger, urging physicians to educate patients and families.
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Chicago
UPI
Washington
Robert N. Butler
American Medical Association
Butler
DeMolay to Install Scottsdale Officers at Masonic Temple
Mark Mathews a Coronado High School senior will be installed as master councilor of the Scottsdale Chapter Order of DeMolay at 7:30 p m Saturday. Ceremonies occur at Scottsdale Masonic Temple 2531 N Scottsdale Rd Don Martin and Alan Hubbard named senior and junior councilors. New appointed officers include Gary Totten Pat McBiles Ron Miller Ben Cordova Bill Albro Jay Borg Brian Weekerly Tim Ward Ben Gordon Dave Carrigan Jay Ford with preceptors Wes Thrash Stuart DeNike Bert Blinn Joe Silberschlag Dan Martin Brian Hubbard and Rick Peterson. Installation ends with reception and dance.
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Mark Mathews
Coronado High School
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
N. Scottsdale ‘Rd
Don Martin
Alan Hubbard
Gary Totten
Pat McBiles
Ron Miller
Ben Cordova
Bill Albro
Jay Borg
Brian Weekerly
Tim Ward
Ben Gordon
Dave Carrigan
Jay Ford
Wes Thrash
Stuart DeNike
Bert
Last warrior Onoda returns home after 30 years
Tokyo UPI reports Hiroo Onoda, the lone WWII holdout from the Japanese army, is returning home for the first time in three decades marking a rare end to a lifelong guerrilla stance and return to civilian life.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hiroo Onoda
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