Obituary Harold A. Diehl 52 died in Scottsdale Arizona
Harold A Diehl 52 a University of Arizona graduate 1948 died Tuesday at his Scottsdale home 11842 N sth St Born in Ajo he worked as an electrical engineer for Motorola He served in the Merchant Marine 1941 1944 and in the Navy until 1946 Survivors include wife Lynn two sons John and Kelly mother Mrs Edna Diehl of Ajo and three brothers Thomas Ajo John Temple City Calif Alfred Fort Wayne Ind Services 11 am Friday Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Phoenix Burial Deer Valley Cemetery Messinger Mortuary arranged Contributions suggested to U of A Medical School
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Harold A. Diehl
University of Arizona
Scottsdale
Tucson
Sth
Mr. Diehl
Ajo
Motorola
Merchant Marine
Navy
Registered Professional Engineers
Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers
Lynn
John
Kelly
Edna Diehl
Thomas
Temple City
Calif
Alfred
Fort Wayne
Ind
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
W. Roosevelt St
Phoenix
Deer Valley
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Uofa Medical School
Memorial for Russell Manuel of Salt River Reservation
Russell Gail Manuel 23 longtime on Salt River Reservation died Saturday in Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Survived by parents Ed mund and Manuel, three brothers Marvin Robert Jon a sister Renea Manuel of Washington. Services 11 a m Saturday Papago Ward Chapel LDS. viewing 6 to 9 p m Friday Meldrum Mortuary Mesa. Burial Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Reservation Cemetery east of Scottsdale.
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Russell Gail Manuel
Sacaton
Salt River Reservation
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
John Enos
Renea Manuel
Washington
Papago Ward Chapel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Meldrum Mortuary
N. MacDonald
Mesa
Salt River
Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservation
Scottsdale
Swiss-born Mr Daester Dies at 70 in Desert Terrace Home
Godfrey J. Daester 70 a Swiss native who moved from Chicago to Arizona twenty years ago died Tuesday at Desert Terrace Nursing Home He formerly drove a truck for a Phoenix dry cleaning firm He lived at 4102 E Fairmont Survived by son Leroy of Phoenix daughter Mrs Jim Musson of Ketchikan Alaska sister Mrs Robert Krone Lake Havasu City another sister in Chicago a brother in Switzerland and five grandchildren
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Godfrey J. Daester
Switzerland
Chicago
Desert Terrace Nursing Home
Phoenix
E. Fairmont
Caroline
Leroy
Jim Musson
Ketchikan
Alaska
Robert Krone
Lake
Havasu City
Grand theft suspect sought in Scottsdale shoplifting case
Scottsdale police seek a grand theft suspect after Trico Corp reported $1 355 in office equipment stolen between April 6 and 1 at 6740 E Camelback Rd The loss included a 1195 calculator and 160 office machine Also a resident reported two $200 squash blossom Indian necklaces stolen from her home between March 28 and April 12 A separate home entry on April 10 between noon and 3 pm yielded a $145 TV with pry marks noted at a kitchen window
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Scottsdale
Trico Corp
E. Camelback Rd
Phil Eggstaff
Norman‘Palmer
Almeria
William E. Soucy
N. 8Th St
Youth Found Frozen Inside Jet Wheel Well at Kennedy
A youth in a U S Marine uniform was found frozen to death in the wheel well of an American Airlines 707 after a flight from San Diego to New York. Police say the stowaway, about 18, likely endured 37,000 feet altitude and temperatures near 50 degrees below zero during the three hour journey.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Marine
Resident tops ASU College of Law scores in February exam
Roger R. Marce of 3413 Rose Circle Dr. leads 88 graduates recommended for Arizona Bar after earning highest February grades. Other Scottsdale area candidates include James M. Allen Gerald R. Cleere James D. Henderson Mrs. Sally S. Neely Richard A. Nulle and Victor W. Riches. bar admission ceremony set for April 22 at 10 a.m. in the Great Hall.
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Roger R. Marce
Rose Circle Dr
Arizona Bar
Marce
University of Michigan
Scottsdale Area
James M. Allen
E. Mariposa
Gerald R. Cleere
E. Bronco Jr
Socializing Factor in ITT Merger Highlighted
ITT’s No. 2 man in Washington says neighborhood socializing helped drive the merger. John Ryan described meeting Richard Kleindienst at a McLean Virginia party while Justice was weighing an antitrust suit. He recalled saying party talk and not briefing on ITT issues.
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Washington
ITT
John Ryan
International Telephone & Telegraph
Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
McLean
Kleindienst
Nixon
Justice Department
Ryan
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Antitrust Case Ties ITT to Political Settlements
The account outlines ITT officials meeting with William French Smith era aides and a mid 1971 private talk between ITT director Felix Rohatyn and Attorney General Kleindienst. It cites proposed underwrite of the GOP convention and a Senate probe into a possible link, affecting Kleindienst’s nomination.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Kleindienst
Edie Adams Ends Eight-Year Marriage
Los Angeles reports singer Edie Adams has ended her eight year marriage to photographer Martin Mills.
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Edie Adams
Los Angeles
UPI
Martin Mills
Legal Aid head says grant conditions acceptable
The Maricopa County Legal Aid Society declares governor imposed conditions on a federal grant have been re interpreted by Wesley L. Hjornevik of the Office of Economic Opportunity. Donald F. Daughton notes that the new interpretations render the conditions meaningless and the grant acceptable. The governor objected mainly to class action suits filed on behalf of many poor people.
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Daughton
Jack Williams
OEO
Scottsdale liable for 70000 in Phoenix woman collision
The State Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that the City of Scottsdale must pay $70,000 in damages to Francene Kokaska after a police car in pursuit struck her northbound vehicle on Scottsdale Road on February 23, 1964. Patrolman Dwight Edwards blamed brake defect while the insurance defense team weighs a rehearing and possible Supreme Court appeal.
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State Court of Appeals
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Francene Kokaska
Scottsdale Road
Dwight Edwards
Duto
Leonard Burkland
Kokaska
Paradise Valley welcomes new town council tonight
Three members elect H Wyman Hitchcock Barbara von Ammon and William C Worthington join four re elected incumbents to form the new council. They will select a new mayor replacing Jack Huntress who did not seek re election. The retiring incumbents are Richard Crook and Henry Penfield. The present council meets at 7 30 p m at Town Hall 6325 N Invergordon Rd.
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Paradise Valley
Jack Huntress
H. Wyman Hitchcock
Barbara von Ammon
William C. Worthington
Huntress
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