Mob Attacks American Consulate in Surabaya
A mob of several thousand smashed windows at the American consulate in Surabaya Indonesia. U S Ambassador Marshall Green has sent a note to Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio protesting the demonstration.
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U.S
Marshall Green
Subandrio
Burglary at Scottsdale Garage Leads to Stolen Tools and Cash
Bashed door entry at Four Peaks Automotive Garage on East Osborn Road. Thieves stole tools and about $33 in coins, with over $500 value reported in stolen items. Police described the break in and theft timing as last night.
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Four Peaks Automotive
E. Osborn Rd
Federal suit seeks abolishment of Mississippi poll tax
The U S government files in Jackson Mississippi a civil rights suit under the day old voting rights act alleging the poll tax targets Negroes and is discriminatory. Attorney General Katzenbach vows speedy action and expects the tax to be struck down as unconstitutional. Similar suits will target Alabama Texas and Virginia with three judge panels appointed by Judge Tuttle. Federal registrars prepare to work counties including hard core discriminatory areas as literacy tests are suspended under the new law.
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UPI
Mississippi
U.S. District Court
Jackson
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Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Justice Department
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Texas
Virginia
Department
Elbert Tuttle
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnson
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Federal Register
Navy air raids hit five North Vietnamese targets
U S Air Force and Navy planes struck five Viet Cong targets in North Vietnam and an explosives plant. A Navy Skyraider was downed near the Dong Hoi barracks, and pilots reported heavy anti aircraft fire. The U S said Viet Cong casualties reached about 200 with limited air movements observed.
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UPS
Navy
South Viet Nam
Midway
Dong Hoi
Mekong
Nguyen Cao, Ky
Cue Pvertt
Jen Khanh
Oyster Bay
Long—t Island
Europe
Aigon
Khanh
Do Cao Tri
Ngo. Dinh Diem
U.S
W. C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
1St Corps
Lewis W.” Walt
3Rd Marine Amphibious Force
Skyraider
Vinh
Hanoi
Independence
Dong Cau Thon
Demilitarized’ Zone
Lang Chi
Weekend Heat Forecast With Highs Near 108
Mostly fair today through Sunday with little temperature change. High today around 108, low tonight about 77. Sunday’s high near 107 with similar conditions and a warm night ahead.
Dickson Electronics reports 56 percent sales rise in first half 1965
Dickson Electronics of Scottsdale reports six month sales of 2 931 317 up 56 percent from 1964. Profits totaling 209 766 or 55 cents a share rose 80 percent. Floor space grew from 42 381 to 69 379 sq ft and employees rose from 387 to 567. The firm plans an 82 000 sq ft plant on a 40 acre site at Thomas and Pima.
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Dickson Electronics
Scottsdale
Thomas and
Pima Rds
Dickson
Four Vietnam generals dismissed amid corruption probe
Khanh and three other high ranking generals were ordered home for questioning on alleged misuses of funds from the 1963 Diem overthrow. Premier Ky announced the dismissals as authorities probe financial irregularities. Nearby in Nha Trang US teams search rubble for unexploded bombs from a B57 crash that killed civilians and injured several, including Americans.
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UPI
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Khanh
Nguyen Cao
Do Cao
Tri
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nha Trang
Here
U. S
Civic leader Tom Felke dies of cancer aged 31
Scottsdale attorney Tom Felke 31 died today at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a cancer battle. A former city councilman and magistrate, he moved to Scottsdale in 1960 from St. Louis and helped form Felke and Simon law firm. He chaired civic groups, golfed locally, and served as a Republican precinct captain. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Thomas G. Felke
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Felke
E. Sheridan St
Trent Meacham
Ed Boyle
St. Louis
Phoenix Law Firm
Snell and Wilmer
Stephen Simon
St. Daniel's Catholic Church
Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity
Scottsdale Town Enrichment Program Coordinating Committee
Scottsdale Boys Club Board
Messinger
Scottsdale to Begin Special Census in October
A special census will start around October 18 in Scottsdale to update population figures for tax and funding purposes. About 75 local workers will be hired at 12 to 15 dollars per day for a three day survey conducted under Census Bureau supervision. The count aims to clarify whether Scottsdale ranks as Arizona's third largest city amid Tempe and Mesa.
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Scottsdale
Denver
Bureau of Census
Arizona
Tempe
Mesa
Glendale
Phoenix
Mgr
Tom Cochran
Cochran
Census _Bureau
Scottsdale City Hall
Indian School Rd
Census Bureau
Goehran
Eight Die In Private Plane Crash In Lakewood
A Beechcraft private plane crashed into a vacant lot in a dense Lakewood California neighborhood near Long Beach killing eight aboard including four teenagers. Victims were the Dent family from Whittier and the Whitmarsh family from Lakewood. both couples were married sisters. The crash occurred about 3 12 a m in fog with no ground injuries reported.
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Lakewood
Calif
Long Beach
James Dent
Rebecca
Richard
Peggy
Whittier
James Whitmarsh
Mildred
Terry
Mary Margaret
Dents
Whitmarsh
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Sheriff's Deputies
Scottsdale tax hike nudges combined rate up to 11.07 per hundred
Scottsdale faces a higher combined property tax rate with estimates ranging from 11.03 to 11.07 per $100 valuation based on a state rate of 1.77. Homeowners with a 3000 valuation would pay 6.60 to 7.80 more this year as districts set or estimate their rates including City 1.07 and Schools about 6.37 to 6.41.
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Scottsdale
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