Armored Car Guard Killed in Dallas Robbery
Gunmen killed a Dallas armored car guard during a Thursday robbery and left his body on money bags after a six inch chest wound. A second guard, James Wood, was wounded. the robbery netted about 206000 dollars, with possible prior cash from a bank pickup. Police hunt a blue car and three suspects.
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Hampton State Bank
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Wood
Greenwood
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Edward Lord
Jurors to choose fate for Sirhan in Kennedy slaying
Los Angeles prosecutors say jurors must decide whether Sirhan B. Sirhan faces life or death in San Quentin after a guilty verdict for first degree murder in the RFK assassination. The seven men and five women deliberated about 17 hours before reaching the verdict.
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Sirhan Sirhan’s Father Assails Verdict
Sirhan B. Sirhan’s father, speaking from Taibeh in Jordan, condemned the guilty verdict and warned that Arabs would kill more U.S. leaders because of it saying America loses standing in the Arab world and the world. He said he learned the result from Voice of America.
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U S B52 raids pound Reds near Saigon Da Nang
U S B52 bombers mounted their heaviest raids in two weeks targeting Communist bivouacs on routes to Saigon and Da Nang. Maj. Gen. Ormond R. Simpson said the enemy fights a headline war for political gains, while U S forces report heavy strikes with 600 tons of explosives across 34 to 38 miles northwest of Saigon and near Da Nang and Quang Ngai Province locations.
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Rookie firefighter forgets pants on first week in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky rookie firefighter Clarence Allen eighteen woke to a fire alarm on his second day. He followed standard drill leaping from bed sliding down the pole climbing aboard the truck and racing to a blaze in a junked car. He realized he forgot his pants on the way.
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Thomas named chief deputy to sheriff in Arizona
UPI reports Charles Thomas, former Phoenix police chief, will become chief deputy to Maricopa County Sheriff John Mumert on May 1. He will replace Paul Blubaum who resigned April 2 to become Paterson New Jersey police director. Thomas, 57, served 11% years as Phoenix police chief before retiring December 31, 1963.
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Charles Thomas
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Paterson, N.J
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Tonto Tonalea area cattle feeding tour announced
Den 6 from Tonto School will visit a local cattle operation on Saturday to learn about feeding and care of cattle and horses. Leaders from Den 6 plan an educational and fun field trip with roping and calf doctoring demonstrations.
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Ronnie Payne
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Steve Whisenhut
Den 6
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Keith ‘Sprinkle
Tonto
Scottsdale
Miller chosen again as Maricopa County manager
Charles Miller 47, former county manager 1961 1964, was named to return as Maricopa County manager May 1 by the board. He will earn 32000 dollars annually. Miller replaces Joseph Herrick who was fired by the Republican led board in January. J J Peattie will remain as assistant to Miller.
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UPI
Charles Miller
Valley ‘National Bank
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Burns
Joseph. Herrick
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Republican Board of Supervisors
J.J. ‘Peattie
Students dine like in France at Scottsdale schools
The Scottsdale school district served a full French lunch at Kachina Elementary as the first in a foreign lunch program planned across district schools. The menu featured poulet sauce beurre and autres French dishes with desks decorated by students and songs by third graders. World-renowned artist Paul Coze attended with his daughter Lisa, praising exposure to language geography and culture while plans for monthly international menus continue.
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Coze
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Eiffel Tower
Kachina Elementary School
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Arizona
Lisa Coze
Folsom
Frances Schenberger
State Department of Public Instruction
Bill Pederson
Food Services
Scottsdale
San Francisco marks quake anniversary with public celebration
More than 5,000 residents gathered before sunrise in Civic Center Plaza to commemorate the April 18 1906 earthquake and fire. Mayor Joseph Alioto led a morning event featuring film scenes of the disaster and a mock quake broadcast while entertainers performed and a giant screen showed the city’s devastation.
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San Francisco
UPI
MGM
Clark Gable
Four from city tops as students
Scottsdale residents are among 26 ASU students in the College of Engineering Sciences who earned perfect 4.00 in the fall semester. Named among high honors are Jacqueline Chadwick Steven Knudsen Dean Quain Jon Ray Thad Stevens George Tanner Stanley Wang James Henderson Mark Kirby Jerry Phillips Wayne Ruby John Thurston.
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Tempe
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
College of Engineering Sciences
Lee P. Thompson
Hayward A. VanFleet
Division of Agriculture
Joseph L. Cummings
Division of Industrial Design and Technology
Daniel R. Marlow
Jacqueline A. Chadwick
Steven R. Knudsen
Dean P. Quain
Jon W. Ray
Thad E. Stevens
George W. Tanner
Stanley Y. Wang
James M. Henderson
Mark S. Kirby
Jerry N. Phillips
Wayne A. Ruby
John F. Thurston
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