Scottsdale Teen Competes in 1967 Junior Miss Pageant
Scottsdale girl Jean Bailey represents the Camelback Jaycees sponsored local winner in the 1967 Arizona Junior Miss Pageant at Grady Gammage auditorium Tempe. The event features 19 state finalists with awards up to 1150 dollars for the winner and 100 to 400 dollars for runners up.
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Mobile
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Navajo Alcohol Conference Reports Highlight Tribal Costs
WINDOW ROCK UPI Officials from Public Health Service Bureau of Indian Affairs and OEO attend the Navajo tribal conference on alcoholism with about 200 delegates. Peter MacDonald cites Navajo losses of about 4 million dollars annually and 500 to 700 arrests monthly, noting a 40 percent rise since 1944.
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The Story of Scottsdale history book on sale
Camelback Junior Jaycees sell a 60 page booklet during Parada del Sol. Location on the east side of Scottsdale Road north of Indian School. Book highlights Scottsdale history, early residents and the start of the school system with pictures.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Indian School
Quakers Seek License to Aid Both Sides in Vietnam War
A Milwaukee Quaker group has applied for a Treasury license to donate 1000 to supply medical aid to both sides in the Vietnam conflict. The move aims to provide humanitarian relief without benefiting any single faction.
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Treaty backed by Ike as Johnson pushes Russia pact
President Johnson and former President Eisenhower voiced support for a U S consular treaty with Russia as in the national interest. Opponents headed to a Senate hearing with Liberty Lobby American Legion and Ukrainian Congress Committee of America. GOP Leader Dirksen remains the main hurdle to a two thirds vote.
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Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast for Parada del Solgoers
Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club will serve a pancake breakfast Saturday morning at Scottsdale High School cafe. Proceeds from tickets 1.00 for adults 0.90 for children support playground equipment for a new city park.
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First 1000 Gangland Slayings Recalled By Veteran Reporter
Chicago crime history marked its 1000th gangland killing as Charles Michelotti 24, a wireroom operator for the syndicate, was reported slain. Loughran, a longtime UPI police reporter, notes the era from 1919 records to today and recalls the Capone era violence and the shift to front businesses.
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Reagan to Move From California Executive Mansion
Governor Reagan announced with his wife they will leave the 89 year old executive mansion citing fire trap conditions. They said private donors will fund a new governor’s mansion to replace the Victorian house now in a gaudy commercial neighborhood.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Lonely Stockton Dogs Highlight City News
In Stockton California Max Little a 51 year old unemployed cannery worker is jailed after breaking a pet shop window to steal a puppy he could not afford The shop window was smashed early Thursday and police found him inside with the pup The lonely dog at home remains without its new companion and Max lacks bail money.
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UPI
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Kuchel pushes regional water plan against CAP
California Senator Thomas Kuchel introduces a regional Colorado River water bill backed by the Colorado River Board. The measure would guarantee California 4.4 million acre-feet and respond to Interior Secretary Udall’s plan favoring a bare bones CAP without long term guarantees or two proposed dams opposed by the Sierra Club.
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