Viet Cong Push for U.S. Withdrawal in Paris Vietnam Talks
The Viet Cong demanded total U.S. troop withdrawal from South Vietnam and a coalition Saigon government as talks in Paris and Saigon began. A five point agenda calls for withdrawal, a broad Saigon cabinet, free elections, neutrality for the south, and gradual reunification. President Johnson warned fighting would likely continue during negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Viet Cong
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
United States
Communist Aggres
Nam
National
Liberation Front
Johnson
Downed Power Line Sparks Scottsdale Response
A ground power line near 7520 E McDowell Rd caused a Thursday afternoon fire response after a car strike snapped a guy-wire. Arizona Public Service crews arrived to secure the line. Earlier a faulty furnace motor at 8543 E Roma prompted a morning call to A R Scharf who was advised to arrange repairs. Damage tallies at 35 dollars. Juveniles playing with a candle led Scottsdale firefighters to Indian Bend Wash near Eldorado Park last night. the candle was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
McDowell Rd
Arizona Public Service
A. R. Scharf
E. Roma
Ans
Scharf
Indian
Bend Wash
Eldorado Park
Virg Hill services set here in Phoenix Gazette editor death
Memorial rites for Virg Hill a Phoenix Gazette editor and political columnist will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Hill collapsed at the Arizona House press table Thursday morning and died shortly after at Memorial Hospital. He was a Humboldt Nebraska native who worked for the Topeka Daily Capital and wrote for governor Payne Ratner of Kansas. He co owned a small daily in Fairbury Nebraska before moving to Arizona in 1958 as statehouse reporter for the Gazette. Governor Jack Williams called Hill a trusted reporter whose integrity remained intact. Hill served 24 years in the National Guard rising to captain. He lived at 467 West 3rd Street in Scottsdale and is survived by his wife Ruth, a son Jack J. Hill of St. Louis, and a daughter Mrs Harold Sterling of La Puente California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virg Hill
Phoenix Gazette
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Hill
Arizona House
Memorial Hospital
Humboldt, Neb
Haiwatha
Kan
Topeka
Fairbury
Neb
Arizona
Statehouse
The
Gazette
Jack Williams
Capitol
Virg
National Guard
3Rd ‘St
Scottsdale
Ruth
Jack J. Hill
St. Louis
Harold Sterling
la Puente
Calif
Burglaries Reported in Scottsdale Area as Break-ins Continue
Police logged five burglary attempts with two successes and three more attempted break-ins across Scottsdale. Victims include Jerry Malouf who lost a $600 color TV. Dennis Hopwood who lost $10 in silver and a $150 watch. Irvin Carter who had a screen cut but no entry. a Little League stand window damaged by a hammer. and the Dos Cabezas curio shop rear door pried open with no items missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Malouf
W. Lrd St
Malouf
Dennis’. Hopwood
E. Loma_Land
Irvin Carter
E. Moreland
Little League
Supai School
Continental
Dos Cabezas Curio Shop
W. 5Th Ave
Ernest Wittells
Lodge vows Nixon peace talks success in Paris
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge pledged in Washington that as Nixon's chief negotiator he will push for success in the Vietnam peace talks. Sen. John Sparkman said Lodge discussed troop withdrawals with the committee in a closed meeting and indicated withdrawals might follow a ceasefire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
Vietnam
Wae
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Lodge
Sparkman
Obituaries from Scottsdale area include Gorman, Griwatch, Linde, Macaluso
Obituary notices list Mrs. Catherine A. Gorman 66 of Scottsdale co owner of Steak Pit with husband Frank. Rosary Monday at Green Acres. services Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. survivors include son Richard and other relatives. Also Norbert Griwatch Motorola engineer. Erwin Linde retired printer. Rose Macaluso, Ethel Ingraham and families noted with service and church details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Gorman
New Jersey
Our Lady of Perpetual:Help Catholic Church
The
Elks Lodge
Thomas Rd
Scottsdale
Frank
Pop
Richard
Wyckoff
N.J
Green Acres Mortuary
Our Lady of Perpetual ‘Help Catholic Church
Bandsmen to make trip to Washington for inaugural parade
Scottsdale youths form The Scottsdale Boys Band travel from Sky Harbor at midnight for a four day trip to Washington D.C. They will perform in Richard Nixon's inaugural parade with members including Andy Newton Steve Gamble Tom Rodgers Steve Bolander and many others from Scottsdale and outlying areas. The group lists numerous musicians and assistants as they prepare for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Sky Harbor
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Andy Newton
Steve Gamble
Tom Rodgers
Steve Bolander
James
John Pruitt
Jim
Jay Curlee
Jay Pontius
Dean Smith
Chuck’ Nagel
Steva’ Hughes
Rich Zimmerman
Tom
New JFK autopsy study says two bullets from behind
A panel of four doctors reviewed autopsy material X rays photos and clothing from President Kennedy. They concluded with reasonable certainty that the fatal head wound came from back to front and from above and behind the president in Dallas on November 22 1963. The findings align with the Warren Commission view denying a front fired shot or a broader plot. The release follows pressure from James Garrison who argues front fired shots and multiple shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Warren ‘Commission
Ramsey. Clark
Kennedy
Warren Commission
New Orleans
James Garrison
Garrison
Clark
Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Flu activity shows decline across US with regional variations
The National Communicable Disease Center reports influenza activity in the United States appears to be falling. Peak activity occurred in 26 states during December and 11 states in the week ending January 11, while 26 states show widespread activity, 11 regional, eight isolated, and five negligible. Mortality from pneumonia influenza exceeded thresholds for six straight weeks with 1,688 deaths. declines occurred in Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic and East North Central regions for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCDC
South Atlantic
West South Central
Middle ‘Atlantic
East North Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sion
Hotel Majestic
Tran Hoai Nam
W. Averell Harriman
United’ Press International
San Francisco
Seattle
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bisbee Coolidge
Bismarck
Cottonwood
Boisé
Douglas
Boston
Flagstaff
Brownsville
Ft. Huachuca
Chicago
Gila Bend
Cincinnati
Globe
Denver
Grand Canyon
Des Moines
Detroit
Nogales
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Fresno
Payson
Helena
Phoenix
Honolulu
Prescott
Safford
Kansas
Guy ‘Scattida
Las Vegas
Los
Pittsburg
Portland
Rapid
City
Bluff
Sacramento
Die
Catherine A. Gorman
Heritage of
Wilbur Griwatch
Wilbur
Griwatch
Motorola
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Cleveland
Tyler Printing.Co
Phoenix Elks Club
Mary
Messinger
St. Francis Cemetery
Erwin H. Linde
Erwin Herbert Linde
Rose Macaluso
Macaluso
Virginia
Sam J
Sharon Evans
Our Lady of Perpetual "Yelp Catholic Church
Ethel Ingraham
Ethel M. Ingraham
Yonkers
Ingraham
E. Cypress
Order of the Eastern Star
James D
James Ayboth
George
Donald
New York
Valhalla
In-Y
Royal Palms Inn
Eshly
Nicky Crowder
Jeff Loos
Glenn Hines
Jeff Koniges
Dane
Traines
Jerry
Wickes
Jfk
UPT
Disease Center
United Press
International
Litton Btn
Francis
Minnesota Mining
duPont 1 Co
Marcor
Alcoa
North
Rockwell
American Can Nort
American ‘Motors
Owens ,Llinois
At&t
Tebsicco
Pg&e
Arizona Public
Sue
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Bell & Howell
Pepsico
Bethlehem, Steel
de le
RCA Boeing
Chrysler
Control Data
Sears
Roebuck
DuPo
Easten
Rand
Eastman
Nat
Fairchild
Texaco
Ford Motors
Texas Gulf
Frontier Airlines
TransAmerica
General Dynamics
General Electric
Union Oil
General Motors
General Teleetonk
Dow Jones
T&t
Johns
Manville
Kennecott Pois
Josephine H. Carver
C.S.8
First Church’ ‘of Christ
Selentist
ALC
West High Auditorium
19Th Ave
LEE Optical
LEE
Old Scottsdale
Troe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!