Palm Springs hippie invasion ends as mayor cites rock concerts
The Palm Springs hippie invasion ends with 12 000 rooters retreating as city leaders blame rock concert promotion for Easter traffic. Merchants report thousands in losses from shoplifting and unpaid checks while downtown patrons avoid stores. Police used tear gas to clear Tahquitz Canyon crowds, 2 500 dispersed.
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IRS Joins Pfeffer Case In Tucson Jewelry Death
In Tucson, the IRS announced it will join FBI, the Pima County attorney, and Tucson police in probing the death of Newton Pfeffer, 53, who leaped from the 11th floor of the Pioneer International Hotel. Investigators seek to recover jewelry valued near 5 million dollars tied to a California racketeer. Pfeffer allegedly consigned gems to John Battaglia and did not recover payment or the jewels.
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Artificial heart keeps man alive
A 47 year old Illinois man, Haskell Karp of Skokie, received the world’s first artificial heart transplant by Dr. Denton A. Cooley at St Luke’s hospital. He remains awake, stable, and under care while his wife pleads for a donor heart from a living person.
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Obituary: Florimund Duke DuSossier Duke 73
Florimund Duke DuSossier Duke 73 a retired Time Inc advertising executive died of a heart attack in Phoenix hospital. He lived in Scottsdale since 1961 with his wife Ellen formerly McCalls editor and held top roles at Fortune Newsweek and Time. Duke served as Army major and prisoner of war in Germany for 13 months. He authored Name Rank and Serial Number about his imprisonment. Survived by Ellen two sons William and Winslow four sisters and a brother Duke 8002 N Coronino Avenue.
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Arizona man gets death stay
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas granted a stay of execution for Robert Lee Sims scheduled for April 18 in Arizona gas chamber for the 1963 murder of Glendell M Soape near Sahuarita. The stay lasts until the court acts on Sims petition for review after the court denied a hearing on June 6 1966. Sims challenges Arizona trial procedure allowing juries to decide guilt and punishment together.
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Ellender, 78, to run again for Seventh Term
Washington Reuters reports Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana, age 78, intends to seek a seventh term in 1972. A spokesman said there is no doubt the senator plans to run and that he remains very active.
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World marks Easter as pope leads mass in St Peter's
United Press International reports Easter observances around the globe. Pope Paul VI prayed in the Vatican while pilgrims gathered at Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre. bells rang in Rome as churches expected services and a mass in St Peter's.
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Easter rites mark holiest days in Jerusalem and Berlin
Local rites listed on pages four and five describe Easter observances in Jerusalem where clergy read prophecies and pilgrims gather as Arab merchants peddle mementos. In West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz condemns East Berlin border restrictions. The report notes German Easter traditions of lamb and painted eggs amid tense calm.
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Tornado season opens with watches across Midwest
Tornado watches lingered Friday as twisters moved through the Midwest prompting warnings from the Weather Bureau. One tornado touched down near Kansas City causing minor damage at Lacyne and Drexel, Missouri, and crossing central Missouri. Rain and hail accompanied the storms with heavy downpours in Nebraska and Illinois while Iowa rivers rose flooding areas in Iowa City.
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Big four refuse to impose peace in Middle East talks
United States Britain France and the Soviet Union agreed in opening Middle East talks not to impose a settlement but to urge Arabs and Israelis to find their own solution. They plan to involve Gunnar V. Jarring in negotiations while avoiding direct Arab Israeli contact. Egypt enhances Cairo air raid warning systems amid fear of attacks. Dayan reportedly escaped an Arab ambush near Nablus, officials not confirming the claim after a two hour artillery clash near the Suez Canal.
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Horoscope Forecast for April Six Nineteen Sixty Nine
Astrological calendar for Aries to Pisces outlines daily guidance. Readers are urged to build character, follow hunches, foster coworker relations, serve others, enjoy life, respect family, seek inner peace, consult financial experts, and prepare for the new week with constructive aims.
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King Obituary Anniversary Marked by Nation in Mourning Processions
Thousands march in solemn tributes to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as President Nixon sends a letter to Mrs. Coretta King and Sen. Edward Kennedy. Memphis hosts a central march with Abernathy and Kennedy. riots flare in Chicago Kalamazoo and Baltimore. National Guard deployed. King’s slayer James Earl Ray is in Nashville prison.
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Burglary at Master Cleaners Reports $235 Taken
Owner of Master Cleaners reports a burglary at 5901 N Granite Reef Way. Entry was gained through a broken window. A deposit bag with $205 and a change box with $30 were stolen.
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Nine Fires Fought In Scottsdale Friday by Rural Unit
The Rural Fire Department reported nine minor fires in Scottsdale on Friday in addition to three major blazes. Firemen battled grass and brush fires at multiple locations from 10:41 a.m. to 3:51 p.m. and handled two illegal burning cases at 4:34 p.m. and 6:35 p.m., plus a car fire at 7? p.m. near Garfield.
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