Tragedy Highlights Snake Cult Beliefs In Alabama Death
In Kilpatrick Alabama two year old Philip Hamilton died after a truck struck him as neighbors urged his parents to seek medical help. Rev Otis Hamilton a snake cult preacher refused care citing faith while authorities prepared a court order to intervene.
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Otis Hamilton
Alabama
Hamilton
Fielder
W. G. Hawkins
Fort Payne
Kilpatrick
Richard Hunt
DeKalb County
Ruffing problem in bridge ends with defensive ruff timing
In this bridge puzzle West opens hearts and East wins with the queen. The defense must force declarer to ruff the heart at a time that prevents dummy from using the entry. If East returns a trump incorrectly, South can exploit timing by cashing diamonds and altering trumps to thwart the ruff. The key is to compel declarer to ruff when it harms the dummy’s plan.
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West
East
South
Curton
Dreaming criminals held in south Phoenix crimes
Police in Phoenix arrested Ed ward Lewis Mobley and Jesse Leroy Hooks after a string of south Phoenix incidents that included home break ins, thefts of a camera and $40, and the mistreatment of three girls aged 5 14 and 15. The suspects claimed they dreamed the crimes, but investigators said one had earlier admitted burglary and fingerprint evidence was noted. Both are held on $20,000 bond.
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Edward Lewis Mobley
Jesse Leroy Hooks
Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
Charles
Scheele Joins Planning Session for Building Officials Meet
Chief Building Inspector Theo Scheele is among delegates attending the Arizona chapter planning session in Prescott. The 43rd annual International Conference of Building Officials will be hosted in Phoenix this October, with several social events planned in Scottsdale for delegates.
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Theo Scheele
Arizona
International Conference of Building Officials
Prescott
Phoenix
Scheele
Scottsdale
Americans spend less on cigarettes but consumption rises since 1947
The Agricultural Department ERS reports 1964 cigarette expenditures at 7.1 billion dollars, down slightly from 1963. Despite the drop, overall consumption increased since 1947 due to population and income growth, while retail prices rose about 60 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Agricultural Department
Economic Research Service
ERS
Surgeon- General
Equipment theft hits Scottsdale Fine Arts Department
Scottsdale police report equipment theft at the Scottsdale Fine Arts Department between April 12 and May 26. Five microphones valued at 75 to 150 dollars each were stolen. total loss about 5000 dollars. Department director Joseph Esile discovered the theft.
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Scottsdale Fine Arts Department
Scottsdale
Joseph Esile
William A. Cady obituary notices retirement barber
William A. Cady 70 died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Rosary 8:30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary. He lived at 2507 N 86th Pl and was a retired barber for 35 years in Clinton Town before moving to Scottsdale in 1959. Catholic services and burial in Clinton. Survivors include wife Erma five daughters Kathryn Petersen and Mrs Marvin Dierks two brothers Edwin Roy one sister Mrs Marvin Jurgengen nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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William A. Cady
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Clinton
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Scottsdale
Erma
Kathryn Petersen
Marvin . Dierks
Phoenix
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Roy
Camanche
Iowa
Marvin
Jurgéngen
Former CIA chief to head riot probe in Watts
John A McCone former CIA head begins organizing an eight member investigation into Watts unrest aiming to remove causes of violence. He encounters clashes between Dr Martin Luther King Jr and Mayor Yorty over police policy while the Watts area endures arson damage and a rising death toll.
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UPI
John A.mccone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Edmund G. Brown
Martin Luther King
Watts
Detroit
Superior Court
Earl C. Broady
James Edward Jones
King Yorty clash over police role in Watts violence
Mayor Yorty calls Dr. King’s charge of police brutality a big lie while King says many Watts residents accuse Police Chief Parker of failing to understand minority problems. A private meeting and press briefing followed, with Frye’s beating cited as a spark for the rioting.
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Yorty
Parker
Frye
Hearings Continue After Long Los Angeles Riots
Preliminary hearings proceed for hundreds arrested in a week of Negro disturbances in Los Angeles south central. Among those facing action are 19 of 59 Neproes charged with assault with intent to murder at a Black Muslim mosque. Guards surround the Hall of Justice as 20 judges handle cases amid 4 170 arrests and a high share of felonies.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Stock Market Report by United Press International
United Press International presents a stock market overview highlighting daily price moves, notable gains and losses among blue chips, and brief reflections on market momentum and investor sentiment. The summary notes key indices and sector shifts shaping the session.
Navajo Police and Judicial HQ Dedicated in Window Rock
The Navajo tribe dedicated a new 750000 dollar police and judicial headquarters in Window Rock. Guest speakers included Graham E. Holmes of Washington assistant commissioner of Indian affairs U S District Court Judge Walter Craig from Phoenix and Edward Boyle Scottsdale City magistrate and former FBI agent.
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Window Rock
UPI
Graham E. Holmes
Washingon
Indian ‘Affairs
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Temperature and Precipitation Report Summary
U S temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hour period ending 4 a m. with readings likely from multiple stations. The brief notes births accompanied the weather data, reflecting common newspaper layouts.
St Josephs Anthony Jr and Cheryl Ar Lotta Births
Record shows a St Josephs Anthony Jr and Cheryl Ar Lotta at 3207 N 67th Pl with a boy born August AY Roger and Mary Ann Helden brand 8419 E Lincoln with a boy born August 18.
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St. Joseph's
Anthony Jr
Cheryl Arlotta
67Th
Boy
Aug. AY
Roger and
Mary Ann Helden
Brand
E. Lincoln
Five Scottsdale residents pass Arizona Bar exam
Five Scottsdale residents are among 84 candidates admitted to the State Bar of Arizona after a July 8-10 written test in Tucson. Admission is set for Sept. 25 in the Arizona Supreme Court chambers. The Scottsdale entrants include Elaine D. Costanzo, William P. French, Lee Galusha, Leonard I. Karp, and Michael J. Keliher.
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Scottsdale
State Bar of Arizona
Tucson
Arizona Supreme Court
Elaine D. Costanzo
E. Osborn
William P. French
E. Sheridan
Lee Galusha
E. Vernon
Leonard I. Karp
N. Scottsdale Rd
Michael J. Keliher
E.garfield
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