Guards drill near DemConvention in Chicago amid security plan
About 80 National Guardsmen will drill each night during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Troops will halt drilling near the International Amphitheater and move into streets if severe racial or antiwar disorders occur. Protest estimates range from 30,000 to 40,000, with hippies yippies and black militants possibly swelling dissidents to 10,000. Security officials have held daily meetings with police federal agents and guards officers to finalize plans similar to the Republican convention.
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Chicago
UPT
International Amphitheater
United States
John Welly
Kelly
Cottarent Tol Loreal
John Meek
Snd
Meam Beach
Atene Hamen
Fli
Permed
Elas
McCarthy defies odds on first-ballot Democratic nomination
United Press International reports Senator Eugene McCarthy believes a first-ballot nomination is likely in Chicago with strong delegate support possibly near 80. He disputes conceding to Humphrey and cites possible shifts if Maddox or McGovern enter, as campaign day unfolds in New York City.
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United Press International
Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
Hubert H. Humphrey
McCarthy
St. Louis
Georgia
Lester Maddox
George McGovern
Humphrey
Ger
Blair Clark
Washington
Thermic
McGovern
New York City
K-Mart Opens Largest Arizona Store in Scottsdale
K-Mart Department Stores opens its first Arizona location in Scottsdale on Thursday at 7902 E. McDowell. The 140000 square foot store includes a full range of departments and will employ about 150 people. A ribbon cutting is set for 9:30 a.m. with doors opening at 10 a.m. The site is the former Gov- Way Store, remodeled at over $200000.
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K-Mart Department Stores
Arizona
Scottsdale
K-Mart
McDowell
K-Mart Inc
Discount Department
Gov- Way
Harvey Lorenz
Lorenz
West Phoenix
43Rd Ave
Indian School Rd
Two Injured in Night Car Collision at Local Intersection
Police report two men were injured in a Tuesday night non collision at the intersection of Thomas and Granite Reef Roads. Walter Nicoson, 29, of Phoenix and Rex Dernovich, 28, of Mesa, were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Dernovich was westbound and Nicoson eastbound at about 7 30 p m. No citations issued.
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Thomas
Granite Reef Rds
Walter Nicoson
W. Weldon
Phoenix
Rex Dernovich
Mesa
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Dernovich
Nicoson
Patrolman Kidnapper Kills Self After Chase in Arizona
Patrolman Jim Martin was kidnapped near Coolidge Arizona at 2 20 a m by Harold R Johnson of Monterey California who fled along Arizona 87 The abductor's papers proved fictitious and he shot himself in the desert near Stanfield Flor ence Later died of his wounds in Pinal County Hospital UPI report
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Stanfield
Arizona
Desert
Harold R. Johnson
Monterey
Calif
Pinal County Hospital
Florence
Ulrich
Johnson
Martin
Arizona 87
Coolidge
Memorial service set for Mrs Mabel E Berrington
Mrs. Mabel E Berrington who died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital will have a memorial service at 2 p.m. Thursday at Valley Presbyterian Church in Scottsdale. She had moved there in 1962 from Philadelphia and resided at 4025 North 82nd Place. Survivors include son Sergeant George A. Berrington of Spokane Washington daughter Mrs Robert Bunton of Scottsdale a brother living out of state five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial will be in Philadelphia. Messinger Mortuary handles arrangements and contributions are invited to the Memorial Garden at Valley Presbyterian Church.
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Mabel E. Berrington
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
The
Valley Presby
Terian Church
E. McDonald
Berrington
N. 82Nd PI
Scottsdale
Philadelphia
Msgt
George A. Berrington
Air Force
Spokane
Wash
Robert Bunton
Messinger
Valley Presbyterian Church
Shields Backers Schedule Rally For Currin Shields
A rally for Democratic governor candidate Currin Shields will be held Friday at 8 p m at 1040 Apache Blvd Tempe. Shields is a University of Arizona government professor active in Arizona and California Democratic politics. The event is sponsored by Citizens for Currin Shields of Tempe and will introduce all candidates with refreshments.
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Currin -Shields
Apache Blvd
Tempe
Goldwater voting record questioned by Air Force wives group
Elson told members of the Air Force Institute of Technology Wives Club that Barry Goldwater opposed funding for the B 52 bomber in 1953 and 1956, and against two new submarines in 1963. He warned about Russia overtaking the U S in nuclear arms and technology.
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Elson
Air Force Institute of Technology
Clus
Goldwater
South Koreans kill six infiltrators at DMZ clashes
South Korean troops killed six Communist North Korean infiltrators in two DMZ clashes. The Defense Ministry said forces seized five submachineguns, three anti tank grenades, and other equipment.
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Seoul
UPI
Local births recorded at Good Samaritan and Scottsdale hospitals
Good Samaritan Hospital lists Carl and Dorothy Raine of 4865 East Orchid Street with a girl born July 30. John and Joyce Sobotka of 539 East Mackenzie Drive welcomed a boy on August 6. Stephen F. and Catherine A. Beardsley of 8614 East Rose Lane had a girl on August 3, and Walter F. Krushinsky with Kathleen A. Krushinsky welcomed a boy on August 3.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Raine
Carl
Dorothy
E. Orchid
Scottsdale’ Baptist
Gonetal Beardsley
Stephen F
Catherine A
E. Rose Lane
Krushinsky
Walter F
Kathleen A
Bridge talks delayed over Lake Havasu waterway plan
McCulloch Corp seeks state parks board approval to divert water across Lake Havasu park land to build an artificial waterway for relocating the bridge. The next full board meeting is Aug 27 to review the budget, with a special session possible if needed. Secretary Udall said Interior would defer to the state on park land use.
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Deems McCarthy
McCulloch
State Department of Finance
McCarthy
Finance Department
Parks Board
Lake Havasu
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Interior Department
Udall
State Department
YR clubs plan health day for migrant children in Phoenix
Arizona Young Republican League members host a health day at Golden Gate Settlement in Phoenix for migrant workers' children aged four to ten. Sondra Hudgins of Scottsdale Paradise Valley YR group leads the program. Fifty or more children attend 2 to 4 p.m. with refreshments, clown entertainment, and health kits including toothbrushes toothpaste wash cloths and soap.
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Golden Gate Settlement
Phoenix
Arizona Young Republican League
Sondra Hudgins
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley YR Group
County attorney candidate charges misrepresentation
Art Ross the Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Attorney accused the incumbent office of deliberate misrepresentation in failing to collect delinquent aircraft taxes. He cited a civil suit against Republican Bruce Merrill for $13,315 and alleged lax service of summons, tying the case to cronyism surrounding Arlo Woolery and a Learjet tax situation.
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Art Ross
Maricopa County
Charg
Ross
South Phoenix Optimists Club
Westward Ho
Dick Rice
the Press
Bruce Merrill
A Re
Merrill
Rossi
County ‘Attorney’s Office
Arlo Woolery
State Property Valuation Department
Jack Williams
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