Vaqueros Donates 10025 To Boys Club In Scottsdale
The Verde Vaqueros of Scottsdale gave 10025 to the Boys Club of Scottsdale for 1974. The funds come from 50 donations by members and guests during a five day Sun flower trail ride plus other community contributions. The group has donated over 120000 in 16 years. Riders hail from 16 states and Canada. committee roles were announced with Edward Fitzgerald elected el presidente and H R Fenstermacher as president.
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Edward J. Fitzgerald
Phoenix
Verde Vaqueros
Scottsdale
Boys’ Club
H.R. Fenstermacher
Boys’ Club of
Vaqueros
Sunflower
States
Canada
E. Medlock
Chevrolet
el Presidente
Fitzgerald
Jerry Angle
E. Montebello
Joseph Arnold
E. Stanford
Paradise Valley
Fenstermacher
Harold Adams
Mark Dobson
Mesa
Vernon Gasser
E. Palo Verde Lane
John Hilberg
N. Tatum Blvd
Thai police arrest Chinatown riot instigator Peng Kuavikai
Thai police arrest Sutham Kuavikai alias Peng a 25 year old enlisted soldier described as ringleader in three nights of riots in Bangkok Chinatown He faces charges of attempting to burn a police station and attempted murder Despite the state of emergency remaining in force authorities report the city district is returning to normal and the lifting decision rests with the prime minister
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Bangkok
UPI
Chinatown
Thailand
Sutham
Kuavikai
Peng
Nissai Vejjajiva
Sanya Dharmasakti
Strictly for Dads Try family democracy
A reader column explores parental authority and a 90 day family democracy experiment. It suggests involving every member in voting on fair rules and decisions to train future citizens and reduce clashes between parents and teens. The piece argues for shared governance and warns of overbearing discipline.
Russians in Space Enjoy Slow Fourth Day Aboard Salyut 3
Cosmonauts Col. Pavel Popovich and Lt. Col. Yuri Artyukhin reported good spirits on day four of their mission aboard the Salyut 3 space station. Tass noted Popovich’s war whoop after Poland’s 1-0 soccer win and diet details including borscht and cabbage soup.
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Moscow
UPI
Pavel Popovich
Yuri Artyukhin
Soviet Union
Earth
Popovich
Artyukhin
Tass
Poland
Borscht
Salyut
U.S
Jackson eyes China detente
Sen. Henry M. Jackson says a real detente with China has a good chance after a six day trip. He cites opportunities to improve relations and world peace, noting Chinese realism and trust in leaders over written deals. He saw no sign of Sino-Soviet rapprochement and planned to outline trip details to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Everett
Wash
UPI
China
United States
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Chou En-Lai
Chou
Soviet Union
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington
False sniper report rattles Ford motorcade in Dallas
In 1963 as a motorcade for Vice President Ford arrived at the World Trade Center a shattered window sparked a false sniper alert. Patrolman Jim Bryan and agents rushed to the scene while police and helicopters searched nearby hills. The incident was later dismissed and Ford continued with his schedule including golf. President Nixon phoned to confirm the situation.
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Dallas
UPI
Jim Bryan
Bussey
John F. Kennedy
Bryan
Gerald Ford
World Trade Center
Texas Sun
Secret Service
Texas Department of Public Safety
the Trade Center
Nixon
Bread prices stay high as wheat falls in spring 1974
Washington reports show bread retail prices rose to 34.3 cents per loaf from 32.5 cents while farm wheat value per loaf dropped from 6.9 to about 4.3 cents. Bakers blame high early-year wheat contracts and rising costs on sugar, shortening, and a new labor agreement.
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Washington
UPI
Bakers
Agriculture Department
Wager
Earl
Butz
Ager
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Jesus Christ
Hitler
Armory Iron Works
Civic Center Plaza
Republic Development, Inc
Walker Green Bates Agents
Larisa S
Jfk
Ford
Robert J. Wager
The
American Bakers Association
Jamaica
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Scottsdale, Rd
Len Ingebrigtsen
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