Protesters to March at Democratic Convention in Chicago
The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam planned a 10 000 strong march to the Amphi theatre site where delegates would pick a presidential candidate Police arrested 31 including former Yale professor Staughton Lynd and Abbie Hoffman for disturbances The Mobes faced insurance and park-cleanup demands and planned a 1 pm to 4 pm rally then a five mile march southeast to the Amphitheatre Chicago guards tear gas and clashes marked the nights near Lincoln Park and Grant Park with hundreds detained and thousands observing
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International Amphitheatre
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Staughton Lyndh
Abbie Hoffman
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Dellinger
Chicago Park District
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National Mobilization Committee
Conrad Hilton
Czechs demand brutal truth on Moscow price of keeping Dubcek
Czechoslovakia presses leaders to face the brutal truth of Soviet terms used to sustain Dubcek’s regime. Radio calls urge unity with Dubcek and Svoboda as cabinet and National Assembly meet to decide on censorship and relations with other communist nations. Demonstrations remain in Wenceslas Square despite Soviet presence.
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Scottsdale License Bureau Hours Set in Weekday Schedule
The Scottsdale and Phoenix Driver License offices announce weekday hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday excluding holidays. Harry Anderson oversees the Scottsdale office at 130 East Main, with the Phoenix office at 2339 North 20th Avenue operating on the same schedule.
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Arizona
Harry Anderson
Phoenix
N. 20Th Ave
Guard brings 850 troops to curb Yippie protest at Hilton
National Guard moved 850 men into position along Michigan Avenue near the Conrad Hilton as 2,500 Yippies protested in front of the Democratic National Convention headquarters. Police had used tear gas earlier to disperse about 1,000 demonstrators from Lincoln Park.
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Grant Park
Chicago
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International Amphitheater
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Burglaries Mar Wedding Weekend in Scottsdale
Two youths robbed a home during a wedding party return, fleeing after being surprised by Mrs. Gladys Berger. Scottsdale police questioned suspects with no arrests. Mrs. Berger reported petty cash missing. none else found missing at the Berger home. In a separate case Donald R. Perkins lost 2171 dollars in goods after a month away, including a TV, dishwasher, typewriter, and jewelry. the home was vacant and unins ed.
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E. Oak Ste
Ruben S. Vogel
Princeton Ave
Scottsdale
Perkins
Attorney General Nelson under fire in Arizona race
Phoenix UPI Gary Nelson the newly appointed attorney general faces criticism over state spending to mail 15000 graduation letters, with prosecutors claiming Haste and lack of research harmed public faith in the office. Opponent John Ahearn accuses Nelson of embarrassing Republican leaders and questions the legality of opinions.
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UPI
Gary—Nelson
Darrell Smith
Nelson
Bend
Arizona
John Ahearn
Ahearn
Scottsdale youth job program closes after summer
The Scottsdale Youth Office will close Friday after directing a summer employment program that placed nearly 400 teens. Jack W. Rath of the Arizona State Employment Office praised employer support as outstanding and cited loans and publicity from Surety Mortgage Inc., Walsh Brothers, KDOT, KBUZ, and the Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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Jack W. Rath
Arizona State Employment Office
Rath
Surety Mortgage Inc
Walsh Brothers of Phoenix
KDOT
KBUZ
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Colville Heads Scottsdale Kiwanis Club 1969 Officers
Richard Colville of 7725 N 5th Ave Phoenix was elected president of the Scottsdale Kiwanis Club for 1969. Other officers elected include Paul Gormmerman president elect, English teacher at Scottsdale High. Magistrate Ed Boyle first vice president. Edwards Marsom of Mountain State Telephone second vice president. Cliff Carpenter secretary treasurer for 20 years re-elected.
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5Th Ave
Phoenix
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Paul ‘Gormmerman
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale
Ed Boyle
Ifirst
Edwards Marsom
Mountain State Télephone Co
Ssecond
Cliff Carpenter
Phillips Nominated as Black Delegate Favorite Son at DNC
Rev. Channing Phillips of Washington DC is proposed for nomination as a favorite son at the Democratic National Convention. The effort, backed by District delegates and figures like Philip Stern and John Conyers, marks a notable Black delegate bid at a major party conclave.
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Chicago
UPI
Channing Phillips
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Phillips
Philip R. Stern
William Simons
John Conyers
Michigan
Fire damages car on Invergordon street
A fire damaged a car owned by J. Edmond Wright with about 400 dollars in losses. The dash wiring and air conditioner were burned at 4601 North Invergordon as a passerby used a garden hose to extinguish the blaze before firefighters arrived.
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J. Edmond Wright
N. Invergordon
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