Contractor a Contender for Parle Merkel Reward
A Phoenix contractor, C R Fitzsimmons, is named as a top contender for a 12000 reward in the Albert Bluhm killing case. Parle and Merkel were arrested in Colorado. Parle pleaded guilty to first degree murder and Merkel to a lesser charge. The rifle and film linking them were found in an abandoned Tempe farmhouse. Police review seeks a full chronology of evidence.
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Alaska films shown in Scottsdale library travelogue series
Two Alaska travelogues will be shown Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium. The screenings are the third in a library AAA cosponsored travelogue series. The event is free and reservations may be made at the library reference desk.
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Lindsay to arrive in state for Arizona campaign swing
New York Mayor John Lindsay will campaign in Arizona with a Tucson campus speech at the University of Arizona amid a campus access controversy. A court fight over attendance rules is pending, affecting his Northern Arizona University address and a Navajo meeting in Window Rock before a Flagstaff speech.
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Lecture on ESP Tonight at First Federal Savings and Loan
Mrs Mary Houk of Phoenix will present an ESP lecture at 8 PM at 6950 E Camelback Rd First Federal Savings and Loan Building. Admission is 150 inhouse. Houk sits on the Inner Peace Movement national board promoting ESP. she welcomes skeptics and urges belief in the phenomenon.
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U S Congressman Expelled by Soviet Union in 1970
UPI reports James H. Scheuer of New York was expelled from the Soviet Union for engaging in improper activities while on a seven member House subcommittee visit. He was dining with a Jewish professor when detained briefly and released after 40 minutes.
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Court weighs publication of Howard Hughes autobiography
A Manhattan judge ordered McGraw-Hill Time-Life Dell and author Clifford Irving to show cause why publication should not be halted. Rosemont Enterprises claims exclusive rights to Hughes biographical material and argues the book is fraudulent while Hughes denies authenticity.
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Arctic cold snap grips central and eastern U S
A surge of polar air drives temperatures down across the Midwest and East. Minnesota North Dakota Montana and Wyoming report more than 30 below zero with a cold front reaching the New England coast and Texas. New York City sees a 17 degree drop in an hour, Central Park sliding from 62 to 45. Pittsburgh falls 50 degrees from 73 to 23.
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Phoenix rapist burglar gets 108 to 115 years in prison
John Louis Jones, 25, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Howard Thompson to 99 to 110 years for rape and 9 to 15 years for burglary, to be served consecutively. The sentence, linked to 25-plus rapes across Phoenix area from 1968 to 1970, keeps him in prison until after 2008 barring appeals or clemency.
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US Army Secretary says war in foreign land may end soon
Robert Froehlke told Vietnamese officials that the United States can carry on a war in a foreign land for a limited time, and that period is nearing its end. The remarks come as a Vietnam tour winds down and ties with Saigon are adjusted.
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