Private found guilty mutiny at Presidio Stockade
A 26 year old private from Oakland California was found guilty of mutiny by a six officer court martial at the Presidio stockade. He received 15 years hard labor forfeiture of pay and a dishonorable discharge. The verdict followed a 35 minute deliberation as 27 GI prisoners faced mutiny charges for October strikes over stockade conditions. Defendants Oszpowski and Reidel were to be tried.
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San Francisco
UPI
Army
Presidio Stockade
Sood
Oakland
Calif
Louis Osczpowski
Florida
N.Y
Lawrence Reidel
Crescent City
Nixon ally Bebe Rebozo's ties raise White House scrutiny
Washington reports note Charles G. Rebozo, long-time Nixon friend and Key Biscayne neighbor, could be drawn into a congressional probe over an SBA Miami shopping center in which he has a stake. The piece recalls past presidential confidants and warns of possible political fallout from offhand talks.
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Merriman Smith
White House
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Nixon
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Rebozo
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Bebe
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
A. W. Mourland
John—F
New York
SBA
Nixon faces conscience in Latin policy shift
Latin policy revision aims for cooperation over dollar aid as Nixon weighs a new approach. Nixon considers Rockefeller visit to assess economic needs while Latin nations endure military rule in Brazil Argentina Peru and Panama. Expropriation claims in Peru threaten US oil properties and sugar trade restrictions loom. Panama Canal presence complicates regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Newsom
UPI
Latin America
Nixon
James—Monroe
United States
John Kennedy
de Progress
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Panama
Bolivia
Chile
Panama Canal
Shaw trial jurors hear Kennedy film evidence in court
In New Orleans UPI report Kennedy assassination film is shown as state exhibit. defendant Clay Shaw stands before jury while Zapruder testifies about the fatal moment. West, a Dallas county surveyor, tests to reframe the Warren Commission narrative. Frazier of Dallas concludes Thursday session.
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John
Abraham
Zapruder
Edward A. Haggerty Jr
Warren Commission
Robert H. West
Dealey Plaza
Warren
West
Dallas
FBI
Buell Wesley Frazier
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital Multiple New Arrivals
Lloyd and Mary Anna Horton welcome a girl at 8720 E Arlington Rd on Jan 29. John and Elizabeth Dibb at 8514 E Berridge Ln have a boy on Jan 31. Riley Makil and Alma at P O Box 264 Scottsdale announce a girl on Feb 1. Clyde Fulwilder and Sybil Route 1 Box 73 have a girl on Feb 3. John Kondon and Cynthia Ann at 7601 E Pinchot report a boy on Feb 4. Frank Carpenter and Adeline Box 1064 Scottsdale greet a girl on Feb 7. Clark Allen and Nancy at 8502 E Malcomb have a boy on Feb 8. Thomas Scranton and Ruth Evelyn at 12209 N 66th St have a boy on Feb 28. Alvenda Thompson Route 1 Box 81 has a girl on Feb S. Roy Pndsley and Ann at 8631 E Berridge Ln report Roy on Jan 7. Lewis Taris and Jolene Ann at 3326 N 66th Pl announce a child on Jan 6.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Horton
Lloyd
Mary Anna
E. Arlington Rd
Dibb
John
Elizabeth
E. Berridge
Ann
Prosecution Opens in Sirhan Kennedy Case
In Los Angeles jurors listen as Deputy District Attorney David Fitts outlines the state's case against Sirhan Sirhan, who admits firing but claims lack of intent. The 24 year old Palestinian immigrant allegedly said the gun would kill a dog at a Pasadena target range before Kennedy's death.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan
B. Sirhan
Robert .F. .Kennedy
David Fitts
Atterienernn
Ais
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Fitts
Kennedy
Dallas
America
Lee Harvey Oswald
John .F. Kennedy
Unruh
Ambassador Hotel
Superior Court
Herbert W. Walker
Los Angeles Times
Brothers win National Brotherhood Award in 1969
Douglas H. Driggs and Junius E. Driggs of Scottsdale receive the National Conference of Christians and Jews Brotherhood Award. Douglas chairs Western Savings and Loan and helped with the 1953 NCCI dinner. Junius is Western Savings president and NCCI board member. Both are Latter-day Saints.
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Scottsdale-area
National ‘Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Douglas H. Driggs
Mountain Shadows
Junius E. Driggs
E. Wonderview
NCCI
Douglas Driggs
Western Savings and Loan
Junius Driggs
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Martha McKelvie at Executive House
Mrs. Martha McKelvie widow of Nebraska’s former governor and Secretary of Agriculture was honored at a luncheon at the Executive House last Saturday. J C Penney attended as a guest. she is Scottsdale based author of The Empty Sleeve Quien Sabe The Quest and Presidents Politicians and People and was a pioneer movie columnist who wrote about stars such as Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Charlie Chaplin and William S Hart. Her circle included Presidents Harding Taft Theodore Roosevelt Coolidge and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McKelvie
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Executive House
J. C. Penney
McKelvie
Scottsdale
Quien
Sabe
The
Mary Pikeford
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
William S. Hart
Harding
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
Hoover
Medicare Enrollment Deadline Urges Seniors to Act
Scottsdale Social Security district manager Bernard E. Casey warns seniors born before Oct 2 1901 may lose Medicare benefits if not enrolled by April 1. Offices nationwide contact those at risk while calls to 261 4841 urge enrollment for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Casey
Scottsdale
Social Security
Medicare
Casey
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
John Harper
Senting
Charros
Howard Ryan
New Chamber
Paul Gledhill
Kent Huson
E ' . Nixon
Shaw
New Orleans
Camelback
Arizona
Shields Electric
N. Scottsdale Rd
BUICK
West Main
Mesa
Service
Scottsdale Daily
Progress P.O
Ariz
City
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