Scottsdale Couple Slain In 1962 Arizona Mystery
A 1962 Phoenix area homicide case drew intense front page attention as Joyce Ann Sterrenberg and Timothy J. McKillop were found shot to death near Scottsdale. Reports tracked evolving clues, suspect theories, and police actions from May 24 to June 3, including a later confession and lie detector test developments.
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Joyce Ann Sterrenberg
Timothy J. McKillop
Scottsdale
Alan Carpenter
France
Carpenter
Ralph Edwards
Progress
Arizona State University
Mountain States Telephone Co
Page Four
Arizona Canal
Walter Sherrick
Phoenix
Sheriff's
Talley Retires From Arizona Real Estate Post Amid Probe
State Real Estate Commissioner J. Fred Talley, under investigation for alleged misconduct, requests and is granted immediate retirement. The State Real Estate Commission, meeting in special session, votes unanimously to approve the retirement as it reconsiders a 90 day suspension with pay.
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Phoenix
UPI
J. Fred Talley
Talley
State Real Estate Commission
Daly Shumway
Sheriff’s posse captain arrested in 1962 killings case
Arizona deputies arrest a sheriff's posse captain over a 1962 execution style double murder of Joyce Sterrenberg and James McKillop. The suspect claimed Army CID involvement and that he killed the wrong people while on a covert operation. Families seek answers and motive.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Sheriff's Deputies
Atyle
U.S
Ellie A
Joyce ‘Anne Sterrenberg
Scottsdale
James T. McKillop
McKillop
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Cliff Sterrenberg
Sterrenberg
City approves plan for senior center in downtown Scottsdale
Scottsdale city council acting as redevelopment agency reserves a 1.3 acre parcel in the Downtown Redevelopment Area for a senior citizen center on Second Street west of Civic Center Plaza. The plan sparks talk of possible accompanying housing despite opposition from Vice Mayor Messinger.
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Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Billie Gentry
Paul Messinger
David Harris
Gerald Ford
Scottsdale
Harris
Painter's Driving Test Foils Nervy Examiner in Shelton
Homer Painter, 82, took a driving test with Motor Vehicle Licensing Examiner John Perry in Shelton Washington. He narrowly missed a parked car then ran over a sidewalk divider and struck another parked auto. Perry suffered bruises. Painter was uninjured and the DMV would not say if he failed the test.
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Shelton
Wash
UPI
John Perry
Homer Painter
Perry
Painter
State Department of Motor Vehicles
JP Roth Seeks Superior Court Post While Remaining JP
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Dan Roth announces he will run for Division 4 of the Maricopa County Superior Court while remaining on the bench as JP. He aims to replace Judge Laurens Henderson, with petitions due Sept 20 and no primary opposition in the Republican race. Roth stresses victim rights and criminal punishment as core campaign themes. He is a 33 year resident of the county, a Waterloo Iowa native, and a 1967 UA Law graduate.
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Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Dan Roth
Maricopa County
Roth
Henderson
Superior Court
James Mitchell
Waterloo
Iowa
Arizona
Camelback High School
Arizona State University
University of Arizona
National College of the State Judiciary
Nixon seeks 244000 for San Clemente office setup
Former President Nixon asks for 244000 to establish his office in San Clemente California. The request is approved by the government subject to congressional consent as part of an 850000 fund Ford asked Congress to approve for presidential transition expenses and allowances for former presidents.
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Washington
Nixon
San Clemente
California
Ford
Congress
Nixon subpoenaed at San Clemente in Watergate case
Two subpoenas served personally on former President Nixon at his San Clemente home require testimony in the Watergate cover up trial of six former associates and a sworn statement in a civil suit over Nixon appearance in 1971.
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San Clemente
California
Nixon
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Lester Jones
Kkenis
Eric Allen
Chuck Pratt
Macumber
Seyret County
Brian Rogers
E.-Oak St
Laurens L. Henderson
United Press International
Guadalajara
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
New York
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Scott Meredith
Agnew
White House
Jerry terHorst
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