Citywide Rain Floods Streets in Arizona Storm
Heavy rains drenched Scottsdale and much of Arizona with widespread flooding. Salt River Valley roads flooded including Camelback and Hayden intersections. A Chinle Wash flood on the Navajo Reservation claimed six lives when a car plunged off a washed out bridge. Roads closed and cross streets barricaded as storms moved across the state with more rain forecast. Ranchers welcomed the unusual precipitation despite damage.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Salt River Valley
Camelback
Hayden and Thomas
Shea ‘'Blvd
Hayden
Pima
U.S
Sky Harbor
Chinle Wash
Mesa
Weather Bureau
Colorado River
Highway Patrol
Nogales
Globe-Miami
Mountain
Bell Road
Phoenix
McKellips
Paradise Valley
Wall Rivers
Agua Fria
New Tivers
Fort Huachuca
Williams
Ajo
Mount Ord
Natural Bridge
Scottsdale Flooding Strands Scooters and Impedes Traffic
Heavy rain in Scottsdale caused hazardous driving on Shea Boulevard through Indian Bend Wash. A station wagon sprayed water as it moved, and two youths were stranded in ankle deep water when water shorted the scooter’s motor. Police reported at least two minor accidents.
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Scottsdale
Shea Blvd
Indian Bend Wash
Bomb Blast Wounds Five Americans in Saigon
In Saigon a terrorist blast at a dance club wounded five Americans, with one badly hurt. Nearby, Red guerrillas attacked a government outpost six miles from the capital, killing two militiamen and a civilian.
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Saigon
Law Blocks TV Presidential Debate as Equal Time Fights Continue
Dr. Frank Stanton of CBS says broadcast debates between President Johnson and Senator Goldwater remain academic because current law blocks such exchanges. He notes Congress has not yet passed a compromise bill to suspend Section 315, unlike 1960, leaving debates liable to require equal time for minor candidates.
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New York
UPI
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Stanton
Congress
Richard Nixon
John Femnedy
New York Times
House
Senate
House-Senate
Moon Landing Spot Picked for Safe Manned Return
Pasadena scientists say the Moon’s Sea of Clouds offers a largely smooth landing area with 99 percent of the region suitable for a crewed craft. Ranger 7 findings warn of tiny craters but can be avoided. officials hope a manned landing by 1970, praised by President Johnson as a peace victory.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPS
Moon
U.S
Ranger
William H. Pickering
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pickering
Johnson
Space Agency
Hotel official protests Ranger 7 lunar claim
William Dudman, night manager at the Disneyland Hotel near Anaheim, says the U S government must remove Ranger 7 wreckage from his property after filing a lunar claim in Phoenix on February 17 1958. He threatens a damages suit if needed and questions county recorder action.
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Garden Grove
Calif
UPI
William Dudman
Dudman
Disneyland
Anaheim
Phoenix
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
County Recorder
Wreck Kills Local Woman in Scottsdale Crash
A Scottsdale area woman, Talitha May Rubel aged 61 of 5215 East Lafayette, died after a two-vehicle crash on Camelback Road yesterday afternoon. She left a shopping center parking lot and was struck by Carmann Price Elzey and others in her eastbound car were injured. Rubel's death raised Arizona traffic fatalities to 42 for the year, 44 more than the same date last year.
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Scottsdale -Area
Talitha May Rubel
E. Lafayette
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix
A. L. Moore ‘and Sons Mortuary
E. Camelback Rd
Scottsdale Home Hit by Vandals
A Scottsdale residence was broken into while owners were away. Gloria C. Leonard reported vandals pried open a rear screen and window, shattered mirrors and a lamp, spilled liquids on kitchen and family room floors, and scattered clothing and items throughout the house.
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Scottsdale
Gloria C. Leonard
E. Devonshire
Reggie J. Deegan
E. McKinley
Hopi students miss promised KRIZ dance
Hopi School seventh and eighth graders won a dance prize for raising money for KRIZ Radio. The July event was canceled due to scheduling issues after contact changes at the station. KRIZ plans to reschedule the dance during early school year and seeks Hopi cooperation.
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Phoenix
Kriz Radio
Seo the
Lion
Guy Williams
KRIZ
Tony Evans
Williams
Evans
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