Parada del Sol Parade Draws 100000 Plus Spectators
The 16th annual Parada del Sol drew more than 100000 youngsters and spectators to Scottsdale along Scottsdale Road. Kids rode horseback for the first time with Jim Stanzel and Scottsdale Charros guiding rides before the parade. Veterans Chauncey and Margaret LeValley traveled from Burbank California for their fourth appearance in a vintage carriage driven by Nip n Tuck ponies.
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Tommy Davies
E.montecito
Kris McClain
Montecito
Tommy
Kris
Jim Stanzel
Scottsdale Charros
Chamber of Commerce
Stanzel
Chauncley
Margaret
LeValley
Burbank
Calif
Scottsdale
Hollywood
Parada del Sol
Buffalo Soldiers Parade Riders Learn Horses For Arizona Trip
The 35 Buffalo Soldiers riding in the parade had minimal horse experience before forming the 10th Cavalry three years ago. They learned to ride, with most renting Arizona mounts for a long trip. leader Len Glasgow corrected a twisted bit to guide his troopers.
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Buffalo
Arizona
Parada del 01
Len Glascow
U.s.,10th Cavalry
Glascow
10Th Cavalry
Wofford
Wah
Rodeo Opener Draws Big Crowd and Notable Moments
A sell-out crowd of 6 500 watched the Parada del Sol rodeo opener as Jim Ivory of Pampa Texas led bareback bronc riding with 73 points. Dean Shendell of Las Vegas led steer wrestling at 9.6 seconds, while Buzz Seely of Roosevelt Washington posted 67 points on saddle bronc. Ronnie Sewalt of Chico Texas topped calf roping with 12.8 seconds and Clint Artin of Socorro New Mexico led bull riding with 64 points as events continued into the afternoon and featured.
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Parada del Sol
Jim
Ivory
Pampa
Tex
Edwards Davis
Whitehall
Whiz Bang
Dean ‘Shendell
Las ‘Vegas
Nev
Buzz. Seely
Roosevelt
Wash
Ronnie: Sewalt
Chico
Clint
Artin
Socorro
N.M
Tound
Woman found dead in irrigation ditch near E Thomas Rd
Scottsdale police identify Edna Marie Gohn 52 of 7119 E Earll as the missing woman whose body was found behind a home on E Thomas Rd. Officials say the death appears natural with no sign of foul play as a brief fair spell continues.
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Scottsdale
E. Thomas Rd
Edna
Marie Gohn
E. Earll
EE. Thomas
Jury completes Shaw conspiracy trial in New Orleans
The New Orleans jury reached completion today in the trial of Clay Shaw for conspiracy to murder President John F Kennedy. The all male panel reached twelve members on the eleventh day of the trial of the retired New Orleans businessman. President Nixon and the National Security Council met at the White House to discuss the Middle East crisis and possible first major foreign policy decision.
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New Orleans
Clay ‘Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Nixon
National Security Council
Middle East
White House
Underground complex found north of Saigon with potential 10000 troops
U S forces uncover a vast labyrinth along a river 30 miles north of Saigon including a field hospital mess halls conference rooms and repair shops. Officials say it could shelter 10000 Communist soldiers. In Washington the Senate confirms seven top Justice Department officials including Richard G Kleindienst as deputy attorney general and William J Rehnquist as assistant attorney general. Phoenix health board delays statewide air pollution regulation decision pending legislative power ruling.
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Saigon
U.S
Washington
UPI
Senate
Justice Department
Richard G. Kleindienst
Phoenix
Ariz
Nixon
Justice
William J. Rehnquist
Motorola wins $10 million radar contract for Army
Motorola's Government Electronics Division in Scottsdale received a $10 million Army contract for side looking airborne radar sets. J Paul Jones, Motorola VP, says the award covers production design manufacture and testing of many radar sets as a follow-on to similar Army work. Work will be done at the Scottsdale facility with no immediate rise in production staffing expected.
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Army
Motorola
Scottsdale
J. Paul Jones
Jones
Car flips kill Saguaro student in Phoenix crash
A Saguaro High student, Martin Dunyenie, was killed when a borrowed small rear engined car spun out and rolled, smashing through a barbed wire fence near 52nd Street. Darrell Hardy was not in the car. both were skipping class. Police also reported another fatal crash into a house with an unnamed male victim, possibly due to a heart attack.
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Saguaro High
Phoenix
Martin Dunyenie
Scottsdale
52Nd St
Cordalis
Catesby
Tax suit filed over six months of back sales tax
Scottsdale Finance Director Chad Crowley says Norman Wigton of 8253 E Cypress faces a suit for failing to file sales tax returns for six months. The city has revoked licenses and filed three court actions as part of a crackdown on delinquent taxpayers.
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Scottsdale
Chad Crowley
Norman ‘Wigton
E. Cypress
Cowley
Wigton
Police find child reports exaggerated in Hohokam School area
Scottsdale Police said eight reports in the last seven school days were groundless or greatly exaggerated. An only incident with a case number involved a misrepresented attempted enticement. the elderly Phoenix man was just seeking directions. The mother apologized for the publicity but stood by reporting the initial event.
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Scottsdale
Bill Donaldson
Walter Nemetz
Districtwide discipline code workshops begin in Scottsdale schools
A series of Friday workshops in Scottsdale starts to craft a district discipline code. Teachers at each high school form small groups to discuss questions from Dr Richard M Fawley and address school specific discipline issues.
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Scottsdale
Education. Association
Richard M. Fawley
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Neegro
Pasadena
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Los Angeles
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Congress
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Pawhuska
Okla
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State Health Board
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