Artist and collector Boris Bogdanovich dies at 71
Boris Bogdanovich 71 an artist and art collector died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Born in Yugoslavia he came to the U S in 1939 He lived in Scottsdale since 1966 where he created Civic Center paintings for the Fine Arts Commission and painted murals for Valley National Bank His survivors include his wife Herma a son Peter a daughter Anna Thea two brothers two sisters and two grandchildren Services will be Sunday at Messinger Mortuary Burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Oak Street
Valley National Bank
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Yugoslavia
U.S
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Stable Art Gallery
Civic Center
Fine Arts Commission
Valley National
Flagstaff University
Stagebrush Theater
Mayor’s Art Council
Kress
Herma
Peter
van Nuys
Calif
Anna Thea
Taxi Stolen From Handlebar Restaurant Found Behind Station
A taxi owned by Village Cab Company of 75 West First Street was reported stolen at 11 50 p m Tuesday from the Handlebar Restaurant at 7116 Efirtees Lane. Driver Don MacAfee of Phoenix found the cab missing upon returning after going inside to pick up a fare. The vehicle was located a few moments later behind Richfield Station at Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard and was returned to MacAfee.
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Phoenix
Richfield Station
Scottsdale, Road
Shea Boulevard
MacAfee
Gilmer Thompson 78 Dies In Scottsdale Home
Gilmer Thompson 78 a long time food broker with Norwegian Fish Importers Co died Tuesday at his home 4833 N 75th Way Scottsdale He was born in Davidson County NC came to Scottsdale in 1958 from Houston TX a WWI Marine veteran and Elks Life member He is survived by his wife Alicia and a sister in North Carolina Services 10 am Thursday Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden burial at Green Acres with Veterans of Foreign Wars honors.
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Norwegian Fish Importers Co
N. 75Th Way
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Davidson County
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the Elks
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North Carolina
Green Acres
N. Hayden
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eichmann's son survives plane crash in Argentina
Horst Adolf Eichmann, 30, son of the late Nazi Adolf Eichmann, escaped injury when his light plane struck wires during landing in Corrientes Argentina. A companion named Telma A Martinez, 24, walked away unharmed after the crash. The elder Eichmann was captured in Buenos Aires in May 1960.
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UPI
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Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Telma A. Martinez
Buenos Aires
Phoenix Student Charged in Forgery Case at Mall Shop
Vernon E. Riley a 19 year old ASU student of 2429 EE Wood St Phoenix was arrested Tuesday on forgery charges after allegedly attempting to use a stolen credit card at Paradise Camera Shop Los Arcos Mall. He was chased two blocks and charged with obstructing justice before being detained behind Brooks Cadillac at 12 35 p m.
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Wood St
Phoenix
Paradise
Los Arcos Mall
Riley
Arizona State University
Brooks Cadillac
Scottsdale Rd
Nixon outraged by coast guard defector incident
President Nixon, previously described as upset and concerned, is now portrayed as outraged by the episode last week in which Russian seamen were allowed aboard a U.S. Coast Guard vessel and forcibly returned a would‑be defector, according to White House remarks.
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South Vietnamese Drive on U Minh Forestlaunched on Delta Assault
Thousands of South Vietnamese troops stormed the U Minh Forest in the Mekong Delta aiming to end a 20 year Communist hold. Casualties were light for allied forces with nine dead and 46 wounded, while at least 48 Communists were reported killed in early hours. A U.S. Air Force bombing campaign preceded the attack.
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Saigon
UPI
Mekong Delta
U.S
U Minh Forest
Mekong
Kien An
Burglary reports in Scottsdale total losses exceed 3700
Police reported three separate burglaries Tuesday with total stolen value over 3700 dollars. Dan Madia of 7505 E Neale Dr reported items including a 12 gauge shotgun and jewelry taken from his home between 5 and 7 50 p m. A Snider Plumbing storage shed at 6450 KE Camelback Rd yielded 1000 dollars in tools stolen between 4 30 p m Monday and 8 a m Tuesday. A third burglary at the Executive House involved about 1000 dollars of items from a room including a 550 Exacta camera and lens and 495 in golf gear and clothing. Entry was via pried windows and doors.
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Dan F. Madia
E. Neale
Snider Plumbing Company
Camelback Rd
Jon McAlear
Arvada
Colo
Martin Skiffich
Mesa driver hurt in wreck at Van Buren and 74th
Macario Esquer 24 was treated and released at Baptist Hospital after a two car crash at Van Buren and 74th Street on Tuesday at 1 10 p m. Esquer’s westbound car was struck when Joseph Janiszewski of Chandler pulled away from a stop sign. Janiszewski was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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van Buren
74Th Street
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Chandler
Esquer
Van-Buren
Janiszewski
74Th
Forrest Kohn Named To Scottsdale Planning Commission
Forrest Kohn was appointed to the Scottsdale Planning Commission by the City Council on Tuesday night. He will serve until Jan 3, 1973, filling the unexpired term of Dick McIntire who resigned last week. Kohn owns Forrest Electric at 64 W 2nd St and has lived in Scottsdale 14 years. He has eight years on the Board of Adjustments and previously chaired that board.
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Scottsdale
Kohn
Dick McIntire
Forrest Electric
W. 2Nd St
Board of Adjustments
Commission
Hughes Fades From Las Vegas After Four-Year Seclusion
Las Vegas billionaire Howard Hughes has disappeared from his Desert Inn residence after four years in seclusion. Publisher Hank Greenspun says Hughes arrived on Thanksgiving Eve 1966 and vanished on the same date four years later. Nevada officials say aides cannot explain the mysterious disappearance amid Hughes’s vast casino holdings and Nevada ventures.
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