Presidential candidates campaign as DECA conference nears
The article details presidential hopefuls on the campaign trail with McCarthy, Kennedy, Nixon and Rockefeller in various states. It notes New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller stepping into the race as others tour Wisconsin Georgia and Alabama, while a DECA leadership conference draws students and adults to Del Webb's Towne House for a state event.
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United Press International
New York
Nelson Rockeeller
del Webb
Clubs of America
DECA
Scottsdale
Bonnie Salzman
Sherry Falls
Carol Gregg
Arcadia
Tom Sheartz
Dale Sumrall
Meg Shockler
Saguaro
Ofp
Coronado High
Bri Kretschman
Linda Osborne
Kathy O’donnell
Sue Dudzik
Paul’ Hume
Mike Pratt
Steve Dolan
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Wisconsin
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
South
McCarthy
Johnson
Ies
New Hampshire
McCcarthy
Rockefeller
Manhattan College
Gardener Declines First Spade Trick in Four Spades
English expert Nico Gardener opened with the deuce of hearts from the West hand against South's four spades. West followed with nine forcing the ace of hearts, South led the king of spades, and Gardener refused the first spade trick but won the subsequent ones.
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Nico Gardener
South
Wast
Gardener’s Diamond Signal Helps West Open Card Trick
In a bridge article, Gardener leads the jack of diamonds to force a signaling sequence. East shows a two card diamond holding by playing seven of diamonds, allowing West to win the setting trick after South cannot reach trumps without letting West in.
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Gardener
West
South
Declarer
East
Chaplin's Son Charles Chaplin Jr Dies at 42 in Hollywood
Chaplin Jr aged 42 was found dead in his Hollywood home after a hospitalization for pneumonia and pleurisy. Coroner Noguchi attributed the death to a massive pulmonary embolism from leg thrombosis. He survived by his mother Lita Grey and his brother Sidney Chaplin, with a history of minor film work and several alcohol arrests.
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Chaplin
Hollywood
Lillian Grey
Thomas T. Noguchi
Noguchi
Lita Grey
Charlie Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Young Chaplin
Sidney
New York
United Steelworkers vow to press copper strike
The United Steelworkers Union pledges to continue the copper industry strike until honorable contracts are reached. Walter Burke notes weekly strike benefits exceed 250000 dollars and cites about 40000 idle workers. Delegates praise his critique of copper industry bargaining. Negotiations expand to steel and aluminum sectors next month with 700 delegates drawing up final contract demands.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Walter Burke
Burke
Steel and Aluminum Industries
Basic Steel Industry Conference
Aluminum Industry Conference
Mass Sheep Die In Skull Valley Near Dugway
About 5 900 sheep valued over 300000 have died in Skull Valley Utah within a week from a suspected poison. Army germ warfare testing at Dugway Proving Grounds and soil analysis are underway to identify causes while losses affect Anschutzland and Livestock Co. of Denver and nearby Basque shepherds. Senate calls for full Army and USDA investigation.
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Tooele
Utah
UPI
Skulk Valley
Here
Dugway Proving Grounds
Army
Proving Grounds
Anschutzland and Livestock Co
Denver
Skull Valley
David R. Waldon
Waldon
Wallace F. ‘Bennett
Ratah
USDA
Mexican-born Arizona mother named Mother of the Year
Mrs. James A. Kartchner of St. David is recognized as Arizona Mother of the Year for raising 10 children. Born in Chihuahua, Mexico, she taught school there 1926 to 1928 and now, with her husband, super intendent of St. David Schools, raises cattle on a ranch and participates actively in the LDS Church.
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ST. David
UPI
Mexico
Arizona
James A. Kartchner
American Mothers Committee Inc
Kartchner
Chihuahua
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Arizona Retired Officers Club Dinner Meeting
The Arizona Retired Officers Club will host a dinner meeting at Green Gables Restaurant on Thomas Road. Social hour starts 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7:30 and program at 8:30 featuring Brigadier General J. H. Rothschild, author of Tomorrow's Weapons Chemical and Biological. Reservations via Lt. Col. Paul Dawson.
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Arizona Retired Officers Club
Green Gables
E. Thomas Rd
J. H. Rothschild
Paul.Dawson
N. 18Th
Community events brighten Scottsdale nursing home and schools
Volunteers from the Sodality of Our Lady of Perpetual Help hosted a St. Patrick’s Day party for Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home patients and monthly birthday groups. Navajo and Pima School activities include film shows, chorus, drama, a Spring Carnival plan, a PTA meeting with Mayor Bud Tims, and community service projects.
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Patricia Spencer
Sodality of
Our Lady of Perpetual
Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home
Scottsdale
Navajo School
Bud Tims
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Now Or Nevers
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