Pistol-packing Saigon mayor arrested by U.S. MPs
Saigon mayor Col. Van Van Cua, a Ky ally, was seized by American military police after firing a Thompson submachine gun and a loaded .38 pistol into the air during a night of revelry. He was released after identity checks. Vietnam protests and a warning from Brig. Gen. Loan followed.
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Eisenhower enters Walter Reed for gall bladder surgery
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a major gall bladder operation with no date set. He said he hopes to be home by Christmas and back to golf by February after preoperative tests and precautions.
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Market Report Shows Wall Street Mixed Gains Amid Light Volume
Dow Jones industrial average rises to 812.63 up 4.62 as 30 stocks lead a broad advance. The 20 rail stocks gain 0.82, 15 utilities up 0.36, and 65 stocks lift 1.30 on total 6.2 million shares traded. Highlighted moves include Alcoa, American Can, AT&T, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, Sears and Texaco among notable heightenings.
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Obituaries for David H Kern and Howard F Segar in Phoenix area
David H Kern 69 died Tuesday at Phoenix Veterans Hospital private services Friday at Green Acres Mortuary for Kern who lived at 202 Navaho Trail and came from Aurora Indiana in 1958 a World War I veteran and 32nd degree Mason Survivors include wife Ann two sons Harry Scottsdale and Rodney Carpinteria California two daughters Virginia Hamlon Phoenix and Marjorie Fox Aurora Indiana seven grandchildren Burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens friends may call 7 to 9 p m today at the mortuary Howard F Segar 81 of 7324 East Sheridan retired blacksmith died yesterday at Baptist Hospital Segar born in Garfield New York moved to Scottsdale in 1958 a Mason and Presbyterian Church member Lucie and son Clair both of Scottsdale a brother out of state and a grandson Services 11 a m Saturday at Messinger Mortuary burial Green Acres Cemetery The Defense Electronics Supply Center announced a 61851 contract to Motorola for 35960 germanium transistors in Phoenix
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Motorist gets even in Harrow case
A 17 year old driver in Harrow charged an officer with driving a car with bad brakes after the officer stopped him and sent him to the station house. The case against the youth and the officer will be heard by a judge later this month.
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State fair secretary resigns over alleged illegal claims
Bolsem resigned as secretary to the Arizona State Fair Commission citing demands to approve 89000 in expense claims he believed illegal. He criticized the handling of the November fair at Veterans Memorial Coliseum which lost 45500 while another free show ran, and said capital outlay and promotional expenses were improperly charged. An audit by State Post Auditor Al Means began at Bolsem’s request to lift his 80000 bond.
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Scottsdale approves part time fire crew expansion plan
Scottsdale City Council approved creating a part time fire company of 10 men and two officers at an initial cost of 16.90 annually per city workforce, with on call duties and training at Miller Road and Van Buren Street. The plan includes a rebuilt truck from Rural Fire and totals about 14,000 yearly, improving south end protection.
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Park Naming Contest Opens for Scottsdale's New Park
Entry blanks for naming Scottsdale's new park near Coronado High School will be distributed to local schools tomorrow. The contest is run by the parks and recreation commission and open to city elementary and high school students. The winner may join any department arts or recreation activity free for one year.
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City prepares condemnation for land near Thunderbird Field
City attorney Dick Filler says negotiations for a land parcel northeast of the new municipal airport have failed and condemnation proceedings are likely. A restraining order against Truly Nolen exterminating firms delaying antique car signs remains pending but due soon. Depositions in the dispute between the city and Green Acres Mortuary over a building permit have occurred with a continuance sought. The Arizona Supreme Court has not ruled on Daniel Bartos of Scottsdale challenging his sewer fee sentence as unconstitutional.
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