Cuba defends U.N. clash over Rap Brown and Smith
Cuba charged New York police with violent aggression in a scuffle inside the Cuban Mission at the United Nations. The Cuban delegation protested to U Thant, saying Brown and Smith were forced back to the mission after being denied exit.
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United Nations
UPT
Cuba
New York
U.N
H. Rap Brown
Robert Smith
Thant
United States
Ciubi
Sail
Secretary General
Asylum
Brown
Smith
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Rights not violated in Malumphy death trial
Timothy Malumphy did not have constitutional rights violated by being denied self representation at his trial. Maricopa County judge William Holohan said the matter will be reviewed by the Arizona Supreme Court. Malumphy, 25, was sentenced to death for shooting two fellow waiters at a Scottsdale restaurant on April 15, 1966.
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Phoenix
UPT
Timothy Malumphy
Maricopa County
William Holohan
Arizona Supreme Court
Holohan
Han
Malumphy
Donald Daughton
Scottsdale
Barber's Union Local 628
Hyatt
Union
Hearing to determine insanity acquittal confinement in Arizona State Hospital
A scheduled hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court to decide if Mrs. Christensen, charged with murder of her husband in Phoenix, is illegally confined at Arizona State Hospital. The hearing before Judge Robert Myers was moved after her attorney cited bias. Christensen, 59, was committed after psychiatrists found her unable to aid in her defense.
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Phoenix
UPD
Lilly” Christensen
Arizona State Hospital
Maricopa County Superior Cork
Laurens Henderson
Robert Myers
Christensen
Henderson
Harold
Mountain States Telephone Co
State Hospital
Frank X. Gordon
Surveyor 7 halts as Alpha device jams on moon
JPL commanded Surveyor 7 to lower the Alpha scattering device for lunar soil analysis but its deployment mechanism jammed leaving the eight inch square gold plated box suspended three feet above the surface. Ground control attempted taps with the digging scoop and even a brief retro rocket jounce to free the unit.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Moon
Earth
Obituary for Celia Bertling of Scottsdale
Mrs Celia Anne Bertling 75 of 108 Reddell Ave Scottsdale died yesterday in her home She was born in Canada and came from Detroit to Scottsdale in 1953 She held memberships at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Sodality OLPH and Scottsdale Women's Club Survived by two daughters Marian Debb Rosemary Vlahos both Scottsdale two sons Paul Phoenix Jerry Tucson sixteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren
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Celia Anne Bertling
Reddell Ave
Scottsdale
Bertling
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church-and Of-The- Sodality of
OLPH
Paul
Phoenix
Jerry
Tucson
Two injured in crash at 82nd Street and Camelback
Police said two people suffered minor injuries yesterday in a two car crash at 82nd St and Camelback Rd. Jessica Galentine, 72, of 3811 N 27th Ave and Dennis Bobka, 36, of 238 E Coolidge were identified. Neither required hospital treatment. Bobka’s southbound car on 2nd St hit Galentine’s car after she ran a stop sign. Galentine was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign.
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Galentine
German Lutheran missionary wounded in New Guinea ambush
A German Lutheran missionary was hospitalized with four arrow wounds after an ambush by aboriginal warriors on a remote jungle path in Port Moresby New Guinea. Five of the mission native helpers were killed in the attack.
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Moresby, New Guinea
UPI
Gasoline seeping in Archbold sewer sparks evacuation and closures
In Archbold Ohio gasoline leaking into sewer lines triggered a state of emergency. Police Chief George Kramer ordered the main drain closed broad evacuation of two downtown blocks and the closure of 22 businesses and two schools. Deputy Hal Snow warned any spark could ignite fumes. Authorities flushed lines repeatedly as residents feared a major explosion.
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Archbold
Ohio
UPD
George Kramer
Kramer
Defiance Street
Hal Snow
Fulton County
Snow
Archbold Jis
Michigan
Wauseon
James Ziegler
Winter YMCA offers twenty classes in Scottsdale area
The Scottsdale YMCA winter programs begin Monday offering twenty courses for youth and adults. Arts include collage and oil painting at First Baptist Church on 7025 FE Osborn Rd. Also sewing, German, folk guitar, self defense, judo, French, Spanish, baton twirling, and tennis at Coronado High School on Saturdays. Contact the YMCA at 3019 N 74th St for details.
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Scottsdale -Ymca
First Baptist Church
Osborn Rd
First Baptist
74Th St
Coronado High School
YMCA
N, 74Th St
Explosion at Phoenix barber shop under investigation
Authorities probe a blast that demolished a northwest Phoenix barber shop and damaged nearby businesses. Fire officials cite possible natural gas, bomb, or gasoline as causes amid union-related tensions claimed by the shop owner.
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Phoenix
UPI
Ted Bentley
Cue ‘King
Jovene
Salon of Beauty
Harrell Gannaway
Bethany West
William Hyatt
Mesa
Hyatt
Rural Fire Crews Put Out Two Minor Blazes
Rural Fire Department crews extinguished two minor fires on Wednesday. At 2 08 pm brush burning was spotted at Hayden and Camelback Roads and put out. The cause is unknown. A fence fire at 3913 North 81st Street was also extinguished by residents before fire units arrived.
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Hayden
Camelback Rds
81St St
Army recruiter opens office at Scottsdale post office
The United States Army Recruiting Service opens a recruiting office in the Scottsdale Post Office lobby at 7242 E. Osborn Rd. The office will interview applicants every Wednesday and Thursday afternoon until 4 30 p.m.
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Us, Army Recruiting Service
Scottsdale Post Office
E. Osborn Rd
Burglar Strikes Scottsdale Golf Club Pro Shop
Police report a burglary at The Villa Monterey Casita Colony Country Club in Scottsdale. Burglars forced a rear door to enter the golf shop and restaurant, took clothing a $20 bill liquor and other items while bypassing some polo equipment. inventory will determine the total possibly near 8600.
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Scottsdale
Villa Monterey Casita Colony
Valenzuela
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