Sirhan Sirhan Starts Jury Selection in Kennedy Murder Trial
In Los Angeles the Sirhan Sirhan murder trial began jury selection for alternates with eight men and four women on the main panel. Defense chief Grant B. Cooper requested a recess as the heated session continued. Sirhan, the 24 year old Palestinian refugee charged with killing Robert Kennedy on June 5, 1968, appeared in a relaxed mood introducing himself to the prospective alternates.
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Grant B. Cooper
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F. Kennedy
Mary Sirhan
Southern California Storm F在人 Glendora Hills Forces Evacuation
Residents in the foothills above Glendora fled as a violent storm battered Southern California. More than 15 families were displaced by mud and flood fears after back-to-back tropical systems. Firefighters police and sheriffs stood by to ward off mudslides as rain continued in downtown Los Angeles near 1.07 inches since midnight with more expected.
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Community activities and school events highlight local notices
Paiute Loloma PALS meeting tonight in Loloma School cafetorium at 8 to view two films and discuss Spring Carnival plans. Scottsdale High announces King and Queen of Courts dance with nominees and court decor tied to Valentine theme. Paiute Elementary fourth and fifth grade music group to visit Phoenix Women's Club Saturday to see Tom Sawyer musical. Little League registration at Soloma Elementary on Feb 22 26 and March 8 with fees. Campfire Girls hold cook-out at Monte Donley home focusing on outdoor skills. Scottsdale High hosts second annual Inter Club Council Convention Feb 22 with 17 Valley high schools and theme Together We Stick Divided We're Stuck.
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Valley
Scottsdale High School beard contest winners announced
Scottsdale High School announces winners in a beard growing contest. Jim Hazar wins for best beard and Deon Robison earns longest beard, with Dave Bauer also noted among participants.
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Jim Hazar
Deon Robison
Dave
Bauer
Viet Cong demands Thieu exit as peace talks stall
Viet Cong delegates in Paris refuse to move forward while South Vietnamese President Thieu remains in power. They label Saigon as puppets of the United States and push their five point program calling for U.S. troop withdrawal and neutral, peaceful reunification of Vietnam. The U.S. delegation reportedly considers new undisclosed proposals to restart negotiations.
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Grinnell Society To View Indian Ruins On Field Trip
Grinnell Natural History Society members will tour Indian ruins and petroglyphs this Sunday. Meet at 3226 N 76th St at 8 30 a.m. for an all day trip. bring lunch and water. wear comfortable shoes. Non members pay 3 for ages over 11 and 1 50 for ages 6 to 10 for membership and all trips for a year.
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N. 76Th St
Internal Medicine Group to Meet in Scottsdale This Weekend
Members of the American Society of Internal Medicine from western states will gather in Scottsdale at the Executive House this Friday through Sunday to discuss health care reform and the revolution in care.
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American Society of Internal Medicine
Scottsdale
Executive House
Pueblo affair inquiry could reach near top
The naval court of inquiry into the loss of the USS Pueblo may call witnesses from high ranks including former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to determine ultimate responsibility. Cmdr. Bucher’s attorney said it could extend to Adm. Sharp, Adm. Moorer, or McNamara, with Bucher rebuttal to follow.
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Uss Pueblo
Defense
Robert McNamara
B. Miles Harvey
Lloyd M. Bucher
Cmdr. Bucher
Harvey
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Thomas ‘Moorer
McNamara
Women Marines Banquet Marks 26th Birthday in Phoenix
Former and current Women Marines are invited to a 26th birthday banquet at Alpine Village restaurant in Phoenix on February 15 at 8 p.m. For information and reservations contact Mrs. Edith Dawkins at 4438 N 32nd St Phoenix.
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Edith Dawkins
St. Phoenix
Phoenix district cuts adult night classes due to budget
The Phoenix Union district closes most adult night programs at several high schools. Adult Education is eliminated while Basic Education remains funded federally. The Phoenix Evening School continues with possible supply shortages, serving adults and high school students.
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