Classified Adverts Pack Cars and Trailers for Sale
Various used vehicles listed with prices and contact numbers. 24 foot Layton trailer in Scottsdale near Trailerville offers for couples. 1963 Ford 500XL priced at 1595. 1944 Plymouth Sport Fury with air and payments. 1962 ThunderBird power through. Red 1966 Mustang take over payments. 1960 Chevrolet sedan priced at 341 with monthly payments.
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Layton
Scottsdale
Trailerville
Hayde. Rd
Ford
Rudolph
Chevrolet
Cars for sale in Scottsdale Plymouth and more
Used car listing from Scottsdale featuring multiple 1960s models. Listings include Jack Johnson Plymouth in Scottsdale, 1962 Studebaker priced at 495 with four doors and air conditioning, 1962 Chrysler Newport at 905, 1968 Chevrolet Impala at 1395 with power and options, 1963 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible at 1495, 1962 Pontiac Tempest Custom Wagon at 795, 1964 Datsun Pickup at 795, 1964 Chevrolet Malibu Sport Coupe at 1745, 1964 Dodge GT Sport Coupe at 1505, 1965 Pontiac Tempest Sedan at 1805 with air conditioning.
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Oldsmobile
Classic Used Cars Ad Highlights 1960s Chevys and Dodges
A vintage car listing promotes several 1960s models including a 1966 Chevrolet Impala two door hardtop with factory air and radio, a 1966 Dodge Dart 270 with under 6,000 miles and VW trade-in, a 1965 Chevrolet Malibu two door hardtop with V8 and factory air, a 1965 Rambler Ambassador wagon with V8 and automatic, and a 1963 Chevrolet Impala four door hardtop with automatic transmission. Prices range from 1205 to 2495.
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Rudolph
Der Stern begins uncut JFK serialization in Germany
German newsstands start selling Der Stern with the first part of the uncut Death of a President serialization. The magazine rejected Sen. Robert Kennedy’s plea to delete passages, saying two million copies would be on sale and distribution could not be halted by legal action.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
der Stern
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
William Manchester
Stern
Manchester
Henry Nannen
West Germany
Lack
Anen
Look
Dallas
Red Cross returns fishermen to China at border transfer
American Red Cross representatives Melville Grewell and J Schag handed over 48 Chinese fishermen to Chinese Red Cross officials at the Hong Kong China border after being rescued by U S warships in the Gulf of Tonkin. The transfer took place on a bridge between Hong Kong Lawn Station and Shumchun Station with Hong Kong police present.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Red. Cross
Communist
China
Iup
North Vietnam
Melville Grewell
East
2Nd Ave
Monmouth
J. Schag
San Clemente Ave
Albuquerque
N.M
Red Cross
U.S
China Travel Service
Nist Party
Mao Tse Tung
Lawn
Shumchun Station
Shag
Schag
Nha Trang
Jewell
Red Cross Society
Your Horoscope Daily for Tuesday January 10 1967
Aries advised to avoid arguing with a temperamental associate and attend public affairs efficiently. Taurus may need to schedule hours to pursue a new idea and seize a networking chance to advance. Gemini urged to economize and improve talents through practice. Moon Children risk conflicts if not firm. Leo can manage work and appointments by planning and staying loyal. Virgo should ignore small matters and renew energy. Libra avoid ticklish subjects to prevent big arguments. aim for peace. Scorpio clear tense air and seek information. avoid foolish bets. Sagittarius help friends. seek independence for greater success. Capricorn impresses higher ups but stay calm, exude A-one demeanor. Aquarius recognize others talents and elevate your own. Pisces plan time wisely to attend social affairs and heed experts’ advice.
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Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Siamese twins Margaret and Mary Gibb die at 54 in Holyoke
Margaret and Mary Gibb, joined at the base of the spine with a shared circulatory system but independent organs, died Sunday at Holyoke Hospital of hypertensive heart disease. Autopsy noted bladder cancer in Margaret spreading to both. they had lived and performed extensively as a vaudeville act before running a gift shop.
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Holyoke
Mass
John F. Appel
Margaret
John Gibb
Loew's
Keith
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Cole Brothers Circus
Stow
Goldwater Sees Narrow GOP Path to Power in 1964 Vote
Former Sen Barry Goldwater told reporters in Hong Kong that chances Republicans win the next election are less than even and hinge on Vietnam. He noted strong US support for President Johnson if the war is handled to win and said he may visit Saigon to see Henry Cabot Lodge. He also warned about a potentially serious anti regime movement in Red China.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Vietnam
Goldwater
South Vietnam
Johnson
President Johnson
Far East
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Red China
Medicare approves Camelback nursing home in Arizona
Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home is among 32 extended care facilities in Arizona to receive Medicare accreditation. Harry Holland, district manager of Social Security in Phoenix, said several other institutions are expected to gain approval as late applications are processed for compliance under the Civil Rights Act.
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Camelback Nursing Home
Arizona
Harry Holland
Social Security
Phoenix
Holland
Explosion Claims Six Lives In Las Vegas Motel Blast
Investigators pursued the final suspect in a bizarre murder plot as Richard James Paris, 28, a deserting Army three-year man, fired a pistol into dynamite in his Orbit Inn room. Four others died, including Paris and a woman believed to be his wife Christine.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
FBI
Richard James Paris
Ft. Ord
Calif
Orbit Inn
Paris
Los Angeles
Christine
Dist. Atty
George Franklin Jr
Berserk knifeman stabs two aboard California bus
A 34 year old man on a Greyhound bus bound from San Jose to Los Angeles stabbed two sleeping passengers, Orin Brown and Mike Polanco, before being subdued by fellow travelers and wrestled down by a 16 year old. Brown suffered back and hand wounds while Polanco was stabbed in the chest. Police say Jewell E. McKee of Oakland acted after claiming the victims were bothering him. He was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and jailed.
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Newhall
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Jewell E. McKee
Oakland
McKee
Orin Brown
Mesa
Aziz
Mike Polanco
San Jose
Cali
Golden State Hospital
Brown
Polanco
Greyhound
U.S
Gorman
Newhall Sheriff's Station
Los Angeles County
Robert Lee Benton
Hobbs
N.M
Henry Knight
George Air Force Base
Knight
David L. Hahn
Vallejo
Scottsdale residents among ASU students initiated into honor societies
Six Scottsdale residents join 84 ASU students initiated this week into Phi Kappa Phi at the Memorial Union. Five juniors, 59 seniors, and four faculty members were inducted. Scottsdale initiates include Marjorie J. Neuman, Stanley W. Perris, Paul R. Willemsen, and Conrad F. Fritsch. Two Scottsdale students joined Phi Eta Sigma for freshmen, Richard Donato and Brian Fraser.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Memorial Union Ballroom
Marjorie J. Neuman
Palo Verde
Stanley W. Perris
Cactus Wren
Paul R. Willemsen
Berneil
Conrad F. Fritsch
J. Oak
ASU
Phi Eta Sigma
National
Richard Donato
E. Ava Ion
Brian Fraser
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Monthru
International Harvester CO
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AAA
South Ave
By Carroll Righter
Barry
Medicare Okays
UPI Photo
LBJ
Peter Hurd
Hurd
John R. Auwacrter
Lillian
Buena Park
George Brooks
Arnell Thornton
Secona
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Brooks
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Berserk
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