Scottsdale to Start First Police Recruit Training Course
Scottsdale Police Department will begin its first recruit training course next week, led by Police Chief Walter Nemetz. Eleven new officers start Monday in an 208 hour program covering 59 subjects with guest instructors from Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, Chandler, and Salt River. Trainees study Monday to Thursday and ride as second men on Fridays, with graduation set for April 8.
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H bomb search continues off southeastern Spain
The missing US hydrogen bomb remains unfounded as a search in the Mediterranean near Palomares Spain continues. On land crews in blue masks checked for radiation while naval forces probe the sea with submarines after a midair collision scattered bombs and left several airmen dead.
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Clerk links voice to Powers in Mossler murder case
A hospital clerk testified that a voice on a call for Candace Messier matched closely to a taped voice of Melvin Lane Powers. The testimony supported earlier similar evidence in the Powers Messler murder trial as the case nears its end.
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Alumni to honor resident with ASU award dinner
Dr. Willard Abraham of Scottsdale will receive a faculty achievement award and a $500 check from Arizona State University alumni president Ralph Watkins at a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. dinner in ASU Memorial Union ballroom. Steve Allen will speak at the Founder’s Day event honoring ASU’s 1886 origins. Abraham, an ASU educator since 1953, has authored 700 articles and leads the special education department.
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Indian crafts shown festival opening with Goldwater
Former Senator Barry Goldwater opened the Indians in Action arts festival with Grand Canyon Films and a talk on The Beauty of Arizona at Joe Rants Restaurant. Proceeds go to the Salt River Indian Youth Center construction fund and the Kaibah book. Performances by St Johns and Salt River bands are scheduled in Scottsdale and at Joe HImt's Restaurant.
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Finland's unusual bidding stuns at European bridge
Finland finished sixth at the European Championships despite trouble from an unusual bidding method. North holds am AJ42 K653- 074 or wer a73 as 109 Qus74. South misled by a nine of dia.
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Freedom rite and local ads at Scottsdale event
Fragmentary notes describe a Sertoma freedom ceremony in Scottsdale tied to Independence Day events and radio promotions. The text mentions a discus event and a schedule of local advertising for the week, with unclear names or precise times.
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Humphrey offers India $100 million loan to ease food shortages
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey proposes a $100 million loan to India for essential commodities as New Delhi seeks to address a severe food shortage. He meets with G Subramanian, Sachin Chaudhuri, and Asoka Mehta to discuss agriculture development and emergency needs amid regional tensions. Indira Gandhi, new prime minister, may visit Washington soon.
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Alaska Recovers Substantially After 1964 Earthquake Aid
President Johnson reported to Congress that more than 344 million dollars in federal aid has helped Alaska recover from the Good Friday earthquake of March 27 1964. He commended Congress and both state and federal personnel for their diligent work and substantial recovery.
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Adelaide Hoskins 83 Dies. Graveside Services Friday
Adelaide T. Hoskins 83 of 7321 E Coronado Rd dies Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital. Born in Chicago she moved to the area in 1962 from Pacific Palisades California. Survived by brother James C of Phoenix and niece Mrs Robert Squire. Services under Messinger Mortuary. Graveside at St Francis Cemetery Phoenix Friday at 1130 am.
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Market Stocks Rise and Fall Amid Mixed U S Trading
UPI report shows broad gains and declines at noon with the Dow around 973.88, utility index 269.53, and 65 stocks at 348.10. Notable moves include General Electric 113, General Motors 100, Ford 53, RCA 51, Texaco and Union Oil up near 57, while U S Steel and U S Rubber slip.
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