Lone Ranger star George Tex Hall plans Vietnam tour
George Tex Hall 58 known as Lone Ranger of the screen operates four Phoenix establishments and heads a nine person troupe touring Vietnam hospitals for 16 days with 26 appearances. He jokes about freeing the Pueblo crew with Tonto as backup.
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20Th St
Camelback
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Lone Ranger
Law and Order
Chief Thunderclaw
Phoenix
Viet Nam
Obituaries for Judy Fay and Nels Freeberg in Arizona
Judy Ann Fay 22 a Coronado High School graduate and Valley Plaza Methodist Church member died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix. Survived by parents Charles and Fay sisters Mary and Linda Fay grandparents Lawhead and Fay. Services at Green Acres Mortuary Monday 11:00 a.m. with calls 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Burial Green Acres Cemetery. Nels Bertie Freeberg 75 died Thursday at Noctors Hospital born in Sweden came to the United States 1914 moved to Arizona 1936 survived by wife Inggerd daughter Harriet Dutton sister three brothers and three grandchildren. Services at Mercer Mortuary today burial Green Acres Cemetery.
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Coronado High School
Valley*Plaza Methodist Church
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Mabel Fay
McClean
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
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B&b
Osborn
Noctors Hospital
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Sweden
United States
Arizona
Troi Ottawa
Inggerd
Hartiett Dutton
Mercer Mortuary
Green Acres
Tet truce erupts as Viet Cong shell Khe Sanh and Saigon area
U.S. Marines at Khe Sanh and South Vietnamese posts near Saigon endured renewed mortar barrages as the Viet Cong began the Tet truce. North Vietnamese armor moved toward the northwest, U.S. forces reinforced the Marines, and a blast of air power hit Viet Cong staging areas near the DMZ. An American air warplane was reported downed with the pilot saved, while a navy exchange with shore batteries confirmed the conflict's intensity.
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Cambodia Charges Peking Directed Attacks Amid War Hopes
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk said Chinese directed Communists attacked guard posts in Battambang province and seized rifles. He warned Cambodia would resist to the last cartridge and align with the United States, calling for old French and American arms and predicting war and possible fortified American bases if raids continue.
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Russia
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Chester Bowles
City Court Fines Range From 0 To 100 For Traffic Violations
Eight individuals faced fines this week in city court for traffic violations. James Longfield 56 and William Clements 20 each paid 100 for driving while intoxicated. Myron Scott 19 and Irene Bean 64 were fined 25 for failure to control and yield. Others cited for excessive speeds include Judith Shaw 33 Bobby Rubio 33 Sharon Girardin 2 Robert Pyron 22 Peter Wray 34 Richard Harlem 68 Judith Shaw 33 Timothy Anderson 1 and David Williams 21 with fines from 0 to 25.
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N. 48Th St
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Grand Ave
Myron Scott
Irene Bean
Coolidge
Judith Shaw
E. Lewis
Bobby Rerio
Sharon Girardin
N. Foothill
Robert Pyron
Los ‘Feliz
Tempe
Peter Wray
Gaskins denies ill will toward California city officials
City Council candidate Jay Gaskins clarified he holds no ill feelings toward officials who traveled from California to Scottsdale to take posts. He said he was misquoted by a Progress story and praised City Manager Bill Donaldson and Chief Police Walter Nemetz, noting both came from the coast and are doing a fine job.
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Jay Gaskins
California
Gaskins
Bill Donaldson
Walter Nemetz
Coast
Rusk to Speak at Foreign Policy Conference in Tempe
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will headline a day long Foreign Policy Conference February 23 at the Towne House. co sponsored by the State Department and World Affairs Council Phoenix. Topics include food and population policy Latin America Asia Vietnam and contemporary communism. Additional speakers will be announced later. A parallel conference for students educators will be held February 24 at Grady Gammage Auditorium Arizona State University Tempe.
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Towne House
U.S. Department of State and World Affairs Council, of Phoenix,Inc
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Department’ of State
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Latin America
Eastern
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Asia
Vietnam
Rusk
State Department
Scottsdale Chamber Honours Community Leaders at 1967 Dinner
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce honored the Scottsdale Boys Club as outstanding community organization of 1967. Club Director Jim Charles accepted the award at the annual installation dinner at Safari's convention center. Dr. Robert Duncan received the leadership award for active chamber involvement. The chamber also recognized its convention committee led by Earl Pastewater for attracting major meetings. Mayor Bud Tims received a special “lock to the chamber door” award from outgoing president Bill Welch. Three outgoing directors Len Huck Bill Schrader and Don Chambers were acknowledged. Walter Gray was installed as the new president with a slate including Howard Ryan Richard Coons Mack Gilstrap and Bill Soderquist.
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Bill Welch
Walter Gray
And.a. Slate
Howard Ryan
Richard Coons
Mack Gilstrap
Bill Soderquist
Protestants disrupt Catholic mass in Glasgow cathedral
Protestant demonstrators chant anti Catholic slogans in Glasgow during Archbishop James Scanlan's reading of Psalm 23. Police quell chaos after brief struggles as 1,200 outside Liverpool Anglican cathedral chant hymns. No arrests reported. Reverend W J Morris voices disappointment.
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England
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Rose
Church of Scotland
Court injunction blocks North Vietnamese pen sale
A court barred sales of a North Vietnamese fountain pen after Parker Pen Co accused Maruichi Bussan of copying Parker’s pen clip. The injunction follows a UPI report noting the North Vietnamese pens named Hon Ha Red River.
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UPI
Parker’ Pen Co
Maruichi “Bussan
Parker Pens
Arizona Junior Miss Pageant Dates and Venue
The Arizona Junior Miss pageant will be held February 2 and 3 at Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium Arizona State University. Sponsored by the Jaycees the event begins at 8 pm each evening. The winner advances to the national pageant in Mobile Alabama in March. Tickets are available from Phoenix Tempe or Mesa Jaycees and Valley Community box offices, priced 1.00 for Friday and 1.25 to 4.00 for Saturday.
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Arizona State University
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Jaycees
Mobile
Ala
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Mesa Jaycee
All Valley
Teen Dance Set at Scottsdale Council Event
The Scottsdale Teen Council hosts an 8 p.m. dance in the Clayton Eldorado Coronado Park community building. Admission is 50 cents. The Raspberry Lampshade quintet will supply the music.
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Scottsdale
Clayton - Eldorado Coronado Park
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital Record
Good Samaritan Hospital records births on Jan 12 to Jan 17. New babies include a girl to Jerry and Jennie Johnson born Jan 12 at 7927 E Culver. a girl to Robert and Janice Isbell at 619 N 49th St Jan 15. a boy to Rose Larsen at 7502 E Beatrice St Jan 15. a boy to Donald and Vicie Hartfield at 6201 Ek Calle Del Media Jan 17.
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