Nixon Protesters Rally To Blockade Convention Hall
Demonstrators rallied at a Miami resort to confront President Nixon as he prepared to speak at the GOP convention. Police reported 2710 arrests as protesters roamed streets, smashed windows, looted a beer truck and liquor store, and blocked paths to the Convention Hall amid plans for further civil disobedience.
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GOP
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Merance
Nood
Conventi
Pomerance
Flamingo Park
Fontainebleau
Rat Nixon
Collins Avenue
Saxony Hotel
Pan American Bank
McCloskey Audiences Boo Dissent at Convention Hall
Rep Peter McCloskey Jr. faced boos as he urged impeachment talk and a presidential challenge over the Vietnam War. The California Republican Marine veteran, once linked to Johnson’s 1968 bid, saw limited backing after a brief New Hampshire effort.
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al Lewenstein
Johnson
van Pete McCloskey
Paul N
Peter McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
McCloskey
Marine Reserve
Shirley Temple iBlack
California
Congress
Allard Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Market roundup the Dow falls as weekly gains stall
Courtesy du Pont Glore Forgan reports a Dow Jones 3 p.m. interim with volume of 16.66 million shares. Industrial average at 970.95 down 2.56, transports 234.83 off 0.77, utilities 111.96 up 0.32. Listed gains and losses show prominent names including DuPont 18.01, General Motors 79.75, AT&T 44.1, IBM 41.24, Bethlehem Steel 31.2, Ford 69.42, Chrysler 33.44, GE 17., and Pan Am 13% with mixed results across sectors.
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Dow Jones
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American Motors
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Arizona Public Soc
Bell & Howell
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Bethlehem Steel
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Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild
Ford Motors
Frontier
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General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
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It&t Av
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Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan Am
Pg&e i
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Skaggs
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of
Calif
Standard of NJ
Burglary Nets Camera Goods And Clothes Theft
Camera Corral on East First Avenue reports camera gear worth 2122 dollars stolen after a break in at 2 25 am. An automatic movie camera with a 20 inch reel and 60 meter magazine valued at 1950 dollars plus a Nikon Photonic FTN Camera 172 dollars taken. Earlier a Chevron station on East Indian School lost tires 350 dollars and a stamp dispenser 195 dollars between 10 pm Monday and 3 am Tuesday. A residence on Monterosa was entered at 11 pm Monday with clothing worth about 300 dollars stolen.
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First Ave
Atlas
Hearing Friday Set On Soft Touch Massage Parlor Case
A Superior Court hearing is scheduled Friday to decide if Soft Touch Massage and Escort Service at 7301 Sixth Ave in Scottsdale should be permanently closed. Judge C Kimball Rose issued a temporary closure at the request of Scottsdale Prosecutor Don Crampton, backed by Lt Elton Hornbaker who filed the suit claiming lewd and prostitution activities and nuisance under state law. The case cites prior rulings and city laws restricting massage parlor practices.
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Scottsdale
C. Kimball Rose
Scottsdale City
Don Crampton
Elton Hornbaker
Sixth Ave
Brown urges national energy council for future power needs
Democratic candidate Jack Brown calls Congress to establish a national energy council and a broad resources and energy policy aligned with full employment and environmental goals. He cites hydrogen as a potential power source and emphasizes coordinating energy planning at the national level. Republican Bob Edwards criticizes city land repurchase costs for Phoenix Mountain Preserve and urges county-wide protection to prevent degradation of scenic assets.
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Fourth
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Council On National Energy
Brown
Maricopa County
Bob Edwards
Board of Supervisors
District 2
City of
Phoenix
Phoenix Mountain Preserve
Edwards
Arizona lawmakers draw lines on age rules and growth
Jay Ryan of the District 26 Senate race told Scottsdale 20-30 Club quality teachers and legislation matter as Arizona shifts toward lower voting ages and looser marriage rules for 18 year olds while keeping handgun purchase at 21. Bob Field, District 2 supervisor candidate, urged mass transit and rights of way to curb traffic pollution amid rapid county growth.
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Jay Ryan
Scottsdale
Arizona
Field
Bank Robbery Ends in Killing at Kennedy Airport
FBI agent fatally shot one gunman during a 15 hour hostage drama after a Chase Manhattan Bank heist in Brooklyn. Hostages released unharmed. the other gunman surrendered amid claims of immunity from execution due to Supreme Court rulings. Gunmen fled with some of $29000, planning to board a private jet to Kennedy Airport.
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UPI
FBI
PaUtien
Hey
Ter
Kennedy Airport
Thether
Salvatore Nathaili
Supreme Court
John F. Malone
Malone
Chase Manhattan Bank
Brooklyn
Joan Saunders
John Wojtowicz
Wojtowicz
Ernest
Ernest Aron
Kings County Hospital
Court bars release of pretrial Watergate testimony
UPI Washington A federal judge barred public release of all pretrial testimony in the Watergate Five case to protect suspects rights The ruling by US District Judge Charles R Richey delays sworn statements from Nixon era officials including John Mitchell and Maurice Stans until after the November 7 presidential election The judge said the seal would stay only as long as needed to protect constitutional rights and noted indictments may still be issued in the case
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UPI
US District Court
Charles R. Richey
Nixon
Democratic Party
John N. Mitchell
Maurice Stans
Richey
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Hotel
Committee
Singers and Trio Set Summer Band Concert at Eldorado Park
Jeannine Daugherty and the Buddy Weed Trio will perform at Eldorado Park on Thursday at 8 p.m. The open air concert, sponsored by the Music Performance Trust Fund with Local 586 and the Scottsdale Parks Dept, includes fireworks. The grassy area by Eldorado Recreation Center at 2311 N Miller Rd hosts the event with picnic tables for dinner.
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Buddy Weed
Eldorado Park
Music Performance Trust Fund
Arizona Federation of Musicians
Scottsdale Parks
Youth injured in rear-end collision near 74th Street
A 16-year-old Scottsdale boy, Brian Finnegan, suffered minor injuries when the car he rode in was rear-ended while westbound on a stop for a light near the 74th Street McDowell intersection. Edwin Ladd, 22, was cited for driving under the influence.
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74Th Street
McDowell
Brian Finnegan
E. Granada
William Finnegan
Edwin Ralph Ladd
E. Osborn
Ladd
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