Britain takes peacekeeping role in Northern Ireland amid protests
The British Army assumes security duties in Northern Ireland under Lt. Gen. Sir Freeland while protests from Protestant and Catholic sides intensify. Irish PM Jack Lynch condemns British troop use and calls for a UN peace force as former Northern Ireland ministers demand Chichester Clark's resignation.
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West
Umbrella Blamed for Blaze Knocks Out Power
A windblown umbrella in Scottsdale blew into power lines behind 3032 N 83rd St Tuesday afternoon. It shorted two lines, dropped burning to the ground, and cut power to three homes. Firefighters also tackled several grass fires along Thomas near Pima later Tuesday.
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Court strikes down helmet law in Thoresen case
PHOENIX UP I report says Superior Court Judge Morris Rozar ruled Arizona motorcycle helmet requirements unconstitutional in Thoresen III case. The decision targets one rider, but Phoenix and Tucson police will continue enforcing pending appeals and possible higher court review.
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William E. Thoresen III
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Jack LaSota
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U.S
DeMolay State Conclave Set For Phoenix In August
About 50 members from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley DeMolay chapters are expected at the 40th annual state conclave in Phoenix August 22 to 24 at the Ramada Inn. Six Toca members will chair committees. Scottsdale leaders Bill Herzig Jim Miller and Larry Gubin head resolutions tickets and movies respectively while Paradise Valley appointees Jim Borsheim Trey Ryder and Jim Hawkins take credentials ways and means public relations and registration roles.
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Missionary Institute to Send Members to Congo
The Missionary Institute of the Pius Mothers of Nigrizia based in Verona announces plans to send members to the Congo for the first time since 1964 when rebels killed priests and nuns from various orders. The move follows reports of renewed conflict in the region.
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Thurber Carnival tryouts set for Scottsdale stage
Scottsdale Community Players announce open auditions Thursday and Friday at Stagebrush Theater for Thurber Carnival the first show of the 1969 70 season. Four women four men of any adult age and a three piece musical combo are sought. Production runs October 3 5 and 10 12 with backstage help also requested. Director Jim Seaman leads Arcadia High School drama efforts.
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Crop duster pilot bruised in Mesa crash
UPI reports crop duster J Walter A Doyle, 42, of Scottsdale escaped with minor bruises when his plane stalled and crashed in a cotton field near Mesa. He was sprayed with parathion and treated at Mesa Southside Hospital before being released. Doyle works for Sanders Aviation.
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Weather forecast hints end of Arizona rainy season
United Press reports Arizona may be nearing the end of its summer rainy season. The Weather Bureau says only a few thundershowers occurred Tuesday and any showers today will be widely scattered. The five day outlook calls for scattered showers with temperatures staying above normal.
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International Arizona
Burau
City council approves well-site relocation and median lights
The City Council approved a 5370 contract to relocate a Phoenix well site at the southeast corner of 76th and Thomas Rd to improve visibility and safety for fire trucks. The site will be enclosed with brick fencing. The council also amended an ordinance to allow higher cost lights in the Civic Center medians, paying APS for most street lights while accepting an extra 50 dollars monthly for 12 preferred lights.
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76Th and
Thomas Rd
Arizona Public Service
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Becky Madden Convicted in Arizona Slaying Case
Fragmentary report indicates Becky Madden, a former Paradise Valley resident, was convicted in a Phoenix-area slaying case. Attorneys for Madden and her husband faced denials as post conviction motions were rejected.
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Becky
Madden
Paradise Valley- Sound
Camille death toll climbs as Mississippi coast ravaged
UPI reports the Camille toll reached 237 with many bodies still uncounted in Biloxi and Harrison County. Vice President Agnew tours the scene as rescue teams struggle with communications and debris.
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Suspect Arrested in Scottsdale Burglary Case
Police nab Francisco Rivers 22 at his home 1930 W Jefferson Monday on a warrant charging attempted burglary of a Scottsdale resident’s home. Officer surprised Rivera and Michael Rangel 21 of Phoenix as they gathered pilfered items near a back door. Rangel was caught, Rivera fled. Detectives linked the arrest to two other cases.
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Viet Cong overrun Saigon outpost. eight dead eight missing
Viet Cong guerrillas seized a government outpost 25 miles southwest of Saigon after a mortar barrage. Eight Popular Force soldiers were killed and seven reported missing as the attackers withdrew. US and South Vietnamese casualty tallies for the week were rising amid renewed combat near Da Nang and the DMZ.
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Haanstra Family Funeral for Three Victims of Plane Crash
Private services were held in Oakland for John W. Haanstra 43 his wife June 42 and son Glenn 14 all killed Saturday in a New Mexico plane crash. John was VP and GM of GE Information Systems Equipment Division in Phoenix and formerly worked for IBM. They resided at 5912 BE Valley Vista Paradise Valley. Survivors include son Bruce 18 and daughter Sharon 16 both of Paradise Valley and extended family in California.
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Mrs Barbara Howe rites set at Scottsdale church
Services for Barbara Jane Howe 35 will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Scottsdale Presbyterian Church. Burial follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Former American Airlines secretary in Washington moved to Scottsdale nine years ago from Madison Wisconsin. Died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix. Survived by husband John C. and daughter Martha C. of Scottsdale and mother Clara M. Jarrett of Arlington Virginia. Friends may call Messinger Mortuary until the service. Contributions suggested to American Cancer Society.
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Honduran Students Clash With Embassy Windows In Protests
About 50 left wing students smashed windows at the U S Embassy in Tegucigalpa today claiming North American control of the Organization of American States. A Honduran chauffeur for the embassy was slightly injured by flying glass. Dow Jones noted stock averages and shares traded near 12.64 million on Tuesday.
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ASU Adds Adjacent Living for Men and Women
Arizona State University will offer adjacent living this fall with men and women sharing facilities but living in separate buildings. Loren Corsberg says the system is not coeducational housing. Buildings at Palo Verde Sahuaro and Mariposa will host housing and shared lounges while Mari- posa becomes graduate student residence.
Resident wins disability compensation ruling in Arizona
PHOENIX UPI The Social Security Administration was ordered by District Court Judge William Copple to pay disability compensation to Lawrence Marinovich, 61, Scottsdale. Marinovich, who performed tambourine on radio and worked on an assembly line for American Motors, suffers chronic ulcer and arthritis. He sought retroactive payments from September 1965 after his claim was denied following a vocational expert’s testimony that he could work in a music store or as a theater usher, which the judge deemed unrealistic for a man of 61.
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Social Security Administration
Lawrence.Marinovich
Scottsdale
William Copple
Marinovich
American Motors. “Co
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Secretary Rogers Signals Cautious Vietnam Stance
Secretary Rogers said the United States is willing to take sensible risks to Vietnam and has reduced Communist military activity. He declined to disclose plans and noted no Russian move to escalate, while the Paris talks made little progress though Nixon and Rogers planned a San Francisco meeting with Lodge.
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