Valley Weekend Arts and Entertainment Roundup
Outdoor lakes activity draws crowds as canyon and Saguaro Lake traffic swells. Local venues host Ted Newman, Mickey Rooney, Pat Boone, and Torey Malatia appearances while TV ratings loom for Carson and Bishop. Hollywood chatter, stage roles, and music news fill the pages with lively sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Roosevelt
Saguaro Lake
Confucius
Vie Wilmat Lounge
Derry
Rene Kestler
Iron Horse
Ted Newman
Newman
Ramada
Reuben
Dolan Isllis
Ordinance Amending City Ordinance for Bulk Sale Notice
A legal notice announces an amendment to an ordinance by the City of Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona. The bulletin details a bulk sale by Hixon Arizona Inc to Ethel O’Brien Baldaale for property at 4811 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Arizona. The transfer is dated April 1 9067 with notary and official seal. The document outlines procedural steps for site plan approval and city council hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ompinance NG
Scottsdale
Marigcova County
Arizona
Higon
Arivons, Inc
Dvbew
Hinorta Weat, Inc
Mison
Hizens Weat, Duc
Scottedale Road
Scottedale
Ethel BK. O'Brien
Baldaale
Phoenis
Aricoun
HIXON
Autzona Inc
James Metz
Maricopa
Doria
Batiwin
Peraonally
Hixon'h Amizona Ing
Astron
Clark
Couneil
Cio Counef Ahd
Teopteda de Foul
Magor bin Pett
Black students struck during college protest at Southern University
At Southern University in Baton Rouge crowds of about 1,500 protested campus bans on rehires and student restrictions. Seven students were injured when pallets were hurled and a night watchman fired a public safety device. Names, hospital, and union remarks appear amid reported suspensions and a university pledge to review the situation within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Houge
Bascurt
Onight
Shiatgui
Asi
the Lake Hospital
Inda Revel
Hasemary Jones
Kervll Barnha
Rhemnetter Lae
Percy Uarvey
Lmnett Hobartson
Juchas Jefferson
Clenmans
Estlle
Mellon G. Clark
Clark
Fr Curran Reinstated at Catholic University With Promotion
After a five day strike by 6600 students and faculty, the Catholic University of America rehired Rev Charles Curran and promoted Garvan to associate professor. Archbishop Boyle announced a new Committee on Survey and Objectives to review issues in the academic community. Curran called reinstatement an opportunity to push for dialogue and listening within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marxer
University
Toronto
Mathew Winston
Ivan Harvard
Charles Walker
Washington
Curran Iran
Mallen
William J. McDonald
Garvan
Boyle
Curran
C.A
Lver
Five-satellite launch called off at Cape Kennenny
An automatic countdown cut off a Cape Kennedy launch just before liftoff of a five satellite payload, including two Sentry satellites and three small moonlets, due to a steering fluid issue in one solid booster. The delay shifts the mission to later in the week while investigators fix the fault on the Titan rocket.
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Cape Kenneny
Air Force
Titan
Win
Janmeh
Yitanac
Gaward
Wil Klastolé
Woil-Prmd Space
Defese Department
Russia
Oil boom hits Navajo land with major gas field strike
An Arizona oil field near Red Tek in Apache County, said to be the Sirali Major Gidal gas discovery, spurs activity by Humble Oil and Kerr-McGee with a planned tank farm and pipeline. Officials warn regulatory review may pause as crews and the Navajo Nation await permits and royalty details. The press notes a 107 percent royalty to the tribe and a potential larger than expected find.
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Phoenix
Avigona
Sirali
Gidal
State Oil and Gas Commission
John Bannister
Red Tek
New Mexico
Apache Country
Arizona
Bannister
Humble Oil
Netiniing Uy
Rocky Mountain
Earliey
Humbie
Ken-McGee Petroleum
Andarka Production Co
Kerr-McGee
Auto Crash Leaves Injured Youth In Scottsdale North
A Phoenix youth was treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a crash on Scottsdale Road north of Camelback. Charles Nicholson, 22, of Roosevelt, was injured when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Etna Martinez, 38, of Tah Place. Martinez pulled onto Scottsdale Road from the Safari parking lot into the path of the other car driven by Ralph Berryman, 21, of Kh Roosevelt. Berryman cited for no valid license and Martinez ticketed for failure to yield.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale Re
Camelback
Charles Nichnlson
Roosevelt
Etna Martinez
N. Tah
Scottsdale Rd
Safari Parkings
Ralph Berryman
Berryman
Martine
Fobs for Youth Center Opens In Scottsdale
The Youth Job Center, a program of the Arizona State Employment Service, will open a Scottsdale branch at 1st Street and Old Scottsdale Road on May 4. Publicity coordinator Bob James says the center will connect local employers with youths seeking yardwork, babysitting, clerical, and restaurant jobs, with no age restrictions and a goal to place all applicants. Hours start 2 to 6 p.m. Mondays to Fridays from May 4 through June, then 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June through August 28.
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Arizona State Employment Service
Scottsdale
WA 1
1St St
Old Scottsdale Ra
Bob James
James
Dirksen Hospitalized With Cold and Possible Flu
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen is at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for treatment of a bad cold and a possible touch of flu. Aides say the 84 year old entered the hospital Monday after running a slight temperature.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Rights of the unborn and abortion ethics in medical debate
In a medical reflection by Dr. Walter C. Alvarez the author contrasts calls to curet a pregnant woman with the unborn child’s rights. He cites a case of two insane parents and a later New York Times report about a Trenton child born deaf and disabled after German measles, noting the lawsuit over blanket abortion laws and the rights of embryos.
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Prisod
Fey
Viet Nam
New York Times
Howald Sullivan
Trenton
Horn
Harold Fay Chase obituary prompts memory of Scottsdale engineer
Harold Fay Chase 74 longtime Hell Laboratories research engineer died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital He moved to Scottsdale eight years ago born in Saginaw Michigan He lived at 444 West Fourth Street survived by wife Grace two sons Robert of Connecticut Gilbert in Ohio a Chicago brother and four grandchildren Services set for 3 30 p m tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary
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Harold Fay Chase
Hell Laboratories
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mr. Chase
Fourth St
Saginaw
Mich
Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
Grace
Robert
Connecticut
Gilbert
Ohio
Chicago
Messinger Mortary
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Maryvale High
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Norey
Artful Dodger
Anthony Newley
Brophy
Oliver
Vic Cansat
Dick van Dyke
van Dyke
Caesar
Ronald Reagan
University of California
KXIV
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Dow Jones
General Telephone
Goodyear
ST Olas
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Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
New York
Mts Alcoa
Mutarala
New York Central
American Canal North America
American Motors MH
Texaco
Emerson
Ford Motora Union Oinatrontier
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
General Electric
Webb
General Motors Ilee
Fr. Curran
Despita
U.S
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Ape Fa
Craftsman Court
Nawest
Trader Vic
Man
Bob Mannings
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Old Scottsdale Rd
Hayden Road
Tepe
Mellowell
Blaydon Baid
Dirksen
Cenis
Bill Cyril
Starring Rasalind Russell Rabesi
Morse Harhara Harris
Color Cowit
Sid Caesar
Anna Baxtor
Murray Robart Ryan
the Doctor
Walter C. Alvarez
Maya Clinle
Harold F. Chase
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