Kerry confronts Senate panel over Vietnam war protest
Former Lt. John Kerry, 27, from Waltham Massachusetts, testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about leading a veteran protest against the Vietnam conflict. He displays his Silver Star and Purple Heart with three clusters as he argues for American concern and troop withdrawal.
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Stettmeier Trial Under Way in Phoenix Court
The trial of Alex Stettmeier, 02, of 6832 East Paradise Drive Scottsdale, continues in U S District Court in Phoenix on charges of interstate transportation of a stolen plane. Stettmeier was arrested July 16, 1970 at Scottsdale Municipal Airport by FBI agents after being found in a plane believed stolen in Lebanon Missouri.
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Government award for water system upgrade at Yuma Proving Ground
The federal government awarded Wayco Contracting and Engineering, Inc. of Scottsdale a contract exceeding $300,000 to upgrade the water system at Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona through the Los Angeles District of the Corps of Engineers.
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Supreme Court Upheld Schindorff Prison Term in Kidnapping Case
The Arizona Supreme Court denied Thomas Henry Schindorff’s bid to overturn his 30 to 40 year sentence for the 1969 kidnapping of Donna Parker and her son in Scottsdale. The former girlfriend was assaulted, the son escaped, and Parker later fled. the daughter’s death had been charged as murder but the charge was dropped.
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Tonto Tonalea students build state history displays
Tonto and Tonalea students in Mrs. Rhoda Raitt and Mrs. Judy Shaw classes study U S history with reports, maps, and three references. They craft scened dioramas from papier mache and other materials and display them at 7:30 p m on Tuesday.
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World Wildlife Fund Seeks 3.3 Million for 93 Conservation Projects
The World Wildlife Fund plans to raise 3.3 million dollars this year to fund 93 projects protecting wild animals birds and plants facing extinction. The group says these projects cover the most urgent fields for action to halt further environmental deterioration.
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Arizona Bar under attack from Senate race issue
Senator Cloves Campbell accused the Arizona Bar Association of blocking black lawyers by viewing them as a threat to the establishment. He cited a bar board member who said a black aspirant was not acceptable because he did not look like a lawyer, and noted white lawyers pass the bar despite questionable backgrounds and narcotics history.
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Networks prepare for fall ratings dogfight across three rivals
Hollywood reports three networks gird for fall ratings as major series such as The FBI Ironside Bonanza and The Mod Squad face tough competition from CBS NBC and ABC. NBC moves Ironside to clash with Mod Squad while CBS shifts Campbell to Tuesdays and Hawaii Five-O to oppose Movie of the Week. Gunsmoke and Laugh-In on Monday nights set up a pivotal audience comparison with Nanny and the Professor also in the mix.
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Icarian Flying Club Arrives in Scottsdale for Welcome Visit
The Icarian Flying Club of Burbank brings 20 planes to Scottsdale Airport for a three day stay. Dale Carter, the city manager, says members will sightsee and relax and be welcomed by city officials at the Ramada Inn.
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Remains of Two Men Found in Mingus Mountain Plane Crash
Sheriff's office reports two men, Roy S. Barnes and Doyle E. Roscoe, dead in a Cessna 180 crash near Mingus Mountain after disappearing March 24 on a Scottsdale to Las Vegas flight. Wreckage located by a cowboy 25 miles north of Prescott. Civil Air Patrol search earlier failed to locate.
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