McGovern gains Ribicoff endorsement in shift after Muskie exit
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff endorsed George McGovern for the Democratic presidential nomination after Edmund Muskie withdrew. Julian Bond also joined McGovern, while Ribicoff urged Kennedy to back McGovern. Ribicoff criticized Hubert Humphrey as past oriented and predicted key primaries in New York and California for McGovern. Muskie said he would press on toward the convention in July.
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Voters Register at Cocopah School Carnival in Scottsdale
North Scottsdale residents can register to vote at the Cocopah School Carnival on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Republican Precinct Captain Carlos H. Elmer says voters need not reside in the Cocopah district to register there. The primary registration deadline is July 11.
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Two Car Crash Sends Three To Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A two car collision at 11 p.m. near Thomas and Scottsdale Roads sent three people to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. James Strong, Susie Sanders, and Margaret Millett were admitted in varying conditions. Police cited Russell Kurtz for red light violation and speed. a driving while intoxicated charge is pending. Barbara Castleberry remained in fair condition after her vehicle struck a median on Scottsdale Road.
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Stapleys Gather for Arizona Family Reunion
Seventeen families join the annual O. S. Stapley reunion in Arizona marking the pioneer Stapley’s 1872 birth date. Michael and Barbara Ann Girand and Philip and Sally Smith attend from Scottsdale addresses as the meeting includes officers and business alongside festivities.
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North Vietnamese Push Toward Quang Tri from Dong Ha Front
North Vietnamese forces broke through near Dong Ha and advanced toward Quang Tri, eight miles south. U.S. reports counted nearly 100 tanks in the area as refugees fled south along Highway 1 toward Hue, with heavy fighting and air strikes to slow the advance.
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Dole heckled at Kansas University in loud campus clash
UPI reports Republican National Chairman Robert Dole faced boos and jeers from about 1 000 students at Kansas University as he defended bombing in Vietnam. Nazi salutes and painted faces marked the protest and a student shouted for withdrawal while Dole argued the war aims.
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Art Thieves Take Select Contents From Phoenix Gallery
Phoenix police probe a burglary at La Galeria de Belles Artes 5200 E Camelback Rd. Tuesday night losing about 7125 in paintings and statuary. Detectives say thieves made a window entry and were very selective, including Dick Phillips’s Low Tide. The works were on consignment and not insured.
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Hoover Says No Hippies in FBI and Activists Bar
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover declares no hippies or activists are allowed in the bureau. He states personal appearance excludes hippies and affirms no gay or other activists are admitted, during testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee.
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Earlier trash pick up slated for Scottsdale
Scottsdale residents must place garbage in the alley by 5 a.m. beginning Monday as crews shift start times to 6 a.m. due to extreme heat. Public Works Director Marc Stragier notes heat has caused injuries and two retirements, prompting mechanization of many collection trucks to protect workers.
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Mrs Martha Brunner Obituary In Phoenix
Mrs Martha Jean Brunner 45 died Thursday in General Hospital Phoenix Funeral services set for 9 a m Saturday at the Latter day Saints Stake Center Burial in Randolph Ohio She was a telephone operator at Scottsdale Community Hospital born in Grass Lake Michigan and a member of the Scottsdale Third Ward Survivors include her husband Eber three sons two daughters her mother two brothers and three sisters and three grandchildren
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Scottsdale Community Hospital
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Grass Lake
Mich
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Dean
Lombard, Ill
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San Diego
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Scottsdale
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Clarksville
Death of Mrs Vivian Sengstock in Scottsdale
Mrs Vivian L Sengstock 74 born Michigan died Thursday at her Scottsdale home 3524 N Miller Rd She was past worthy matron of the Order of the Eastern Star in Chicago in 1946 She is survived by her husband Charles A Sr a son Charles A Jr three daughters and extended family Services and interment will be in Forest Park Illinois Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary until 9 p.m. today.
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Harry
Elk Grove
Forest Park
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