Arizona Delegation Quietly Cast Votes at Democratic Convention
Arizona's 19 delegates split mainly for Hubert Humphrey with 14 votes, and 4 for Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern. The group debated Vietnam policy, sending 13 to the majority peace stance and 6 to the minority position while Kruglick affirmed support for Humphrey. Udall consideration as a running mate was discussed but left open.
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Violence and Tension Surround Democratic Convention Witnesses
Chicago reporting from the Democratic Convention describes police violence amid protests by Yippies and hippies. Delegates and guards clash outside and inside the hall with barbed wire, teargas, and punches as demonstrators are hauled away.
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County Officials Pledge Probe Of Value Tampering
Mari copa County authorities pledged a quick probe into charges of unauthorized tampering with property valuation rules totaling about 1 million dollars. Howard Relfe, chairman of the state Property Tax Appeals Board, said records show erasures and cross outs and that records were moved to private offices. Moisen Berger, chief deputy Maricopa County attorney, said prosecutions could follow if substantiated.
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Dickson Denies Sale Rumor Involves Fairchild Purchase
Donald Dickson, president of the Scottsdale electronics firm, denied rumors that Fairchild Camera and Instrument Co. would buy the company. He said no offer has been made and noted the rumor started after four Fairchild executives toured his plant.
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Dope confiscated in Scottsdale narcotics raid
Scottsdale detectives arrested five suspects in a raid on a rented house at 7117 E Angus Dr. They seized 115 grams of speed and nearly 48 grams of marijuana, plus $1,000 cash. Five men were charged with possession and held on bonds. Long faced additional weapon and license charges.
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Humphrey eyes Harris Alioto or Shriver as running mate
Report states Vice President Humphrey will announce his choice of a running mate with three front-runners named: Sen. Fred Harris of Oklahoma, San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, and Sargent Shriver. Kennedy may address the convention via closed circuit TV.
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Irrigation District Voted In Near Scottsdale
McCulloch Corp plans a town near Scottsdale and wins unanimous approval from about 20 property owners for an irrigation district with drainage powers. Results will be filed with Maricopa County and then reviewed by the Board of Supervisors. Scottsdale officials oppose taxing bonds under irrigation district laws.
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Humphrey faces party rift as he seeks peace stance
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey plans to frame his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention to ease intra party anger over Vietnam. He will deny a hawkish tilt and pledge to pursue a peaceful settlement if elected while noting security concerns and threats against him.
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