Western leaders bid farewell to Adenauer
In Cologne services for Konrad Adenauer drew Western statesmen into reverent silence at Cologne Cathedral. President Johnson, de Gaulle, and Prime Minister Wilson attended the high requiem mass as French sources say Johnson invited de Gaulle to visit Washington. No comment from Johnson aides.
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Cologne
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Johnson
de Gaulle
Wilson
Washington
State roundup: Snodgrass manslaughter trial resumes
In Phoenix, William Snodgrass, 24, of Scottsdale, resumes his manslaughter trial over the beating death of Walter Moore, 26, outside a Scottsdale cocktail lounge. Four men were charged, but the others’ cases were dropped. In Tucson, Schmid murder report disclosures ordered. Schmid to stand trial May 9 for the Rowe case. In Florence, Eugene Crow receives two life terms for killing his father-in-law and brother-in-law, plus an extra sentence for assaulting his wife.
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Coppolino
Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
Carmela
Mary Gibson
Snodgrass
Phoenix
William Snodgrass
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Walter Moore
Moore
Schmid
Tucson
Pima County
Richard Boylston
William Schafer
Aileen Rowe
Charles Schmid
Rowe
Crow
Florence
Casa Grande
Eugene Crow
Pinal County
Plea of Guilty Targeted In Scottsdale Murder Case
John Wesley Schroeder 37 faces a guilty plea for assault with a deadly weapon and second degree murder in the 1961 Scottsdale shooting that killed Frank L. Anderson, 25. Sentencing set within 30 days. Schroeder was shot by police and left paralyzed. Previously sentenced to die, his conviction was overturned due to illness and defense flaws after appeals, with the case tied to a confrontation over $20 for a television set.
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Scottsdale
John Wesley Schroeder
Frank L. Anderson
Anderson
Schroeder
Lice
William Goddings
Arizona State
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Patrick Lanahan
SRP Opposes Cities Water Rights Claim In Arizona
Salt River Project asks State Land Commissioner to deny Scottsdale Phoenix and Mesa water appropriation applications from Salt and Verde Rivers. SRP argues water has not been abandoned and that beneficial use remains via contracts delivering water to nonagricultural lands for domestic and industrial use. Project seeks to approve use changes and to claim rights to waste water and planned treatment plant for reclaimed irrigation use.
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Salt River
State Land Commissioner
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mesa
Verde
State Land Department
SRP
Victor I. Corbell
Corbell
91St Ave
Mexican citizen arrested in Scottsdale for indecent exposure
Scottsdale police arrested Miguel Velasco, a Mexican citizen, on indecent exposure and vagrancy charges after a car pursuit near Miller and Indian School. Velasco allegedly exposed himself to girls near Tonto School following reports of attempted molestations in the area last week. Police linked the vehicle to the two incidents and said more charges could follow.
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Scottsdale
Miguel Velasco
Miller and Indian School
Ralph Davis
Velasco
Tonto School
Police Chief seeks council help on rising Scottsdale juvenile problem
Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz urged the city council to address the growing juvenile delinquency issue. He cited repeat offenders, difficulties with county juvenile court procedures, and called for a broad study including ministers and doctors to curb repeated crimes. He suggested rides along for council members and potential government grants to support prevention efforts.
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Walter Nemetz
Scottsdale
Nemetz
Thomas Tang
Bill Don
Aldson
Donaldson
Missing 15 year old girl sought by mother
The mother of 15 year old Margo Elaine English appeals to the public for help finding her daughter who has been missing since April 15. A Coronado High student, she had moved to the area two weeks before disappearing after leaving to visit a friend in Sunnyslope. She is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall with short blonde hair, wearing wine colored cut offs and a green print blouse.
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Margo Elaine English
E. Windsor
Coronado High
Jean Smithson
Margo
Sunnyslope
Scottsdale Baptist plans 34 bed wing at hospital
Ground will be broken in June for a two story 34 bed wing south of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. The $475,000 project will be funded mainly by a Guaranty Bank loan with operational funds. Bids due around May 25, construction to start about a month after award, occupancy expected early next year.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Earl Eddins
Guaranty Bank
Eddins
Osborn Rd
Baptist Hospital
Arizona Baptist Convention
Scottsdale Community Hospital
Scottsdale planners meet on use permit and site plans
The Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 8 p.m. in the city council chambers to discuss a use permit for a 1 room inn at Indian Bend Golf and Country Club and site plans for James E White for an addition to a medical clinic. The commission will also hold a public hearing on site plans for Bud Buck Pontiac at McDowell and 70th streets.
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Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission
Indian Bend Golf and Country Club
James
E. White
E. Thomas
Commsssion
Bud Buck Pontiac
McDowell
70Th
Arizona leaders back state CAP plan a rim likely shift
Governor Williams announced he will skip Washington CAP hearings unless a federal project appears by Labor Day. Arizona officials agree on strategy and reject a perpetual guarantee of 4.4 million acre feet for California, favoring a finite 25 year guarantee. He urged employers to hire youths for summer work and noted sunny, breezy weather with mild temperatures ahead.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Willliams
Washington
Arizona
Senate
Colorado
California
Williams
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