Revenge Seen As Reason Peppers Home Vandalized
Police have no definite leads in the attack on Sgt. Kenneth Pepper’s Scottsdale home. The $1200 to $2000 damage included a broken door, smashed stereo and TV, damaged plumbing, and clothing strewn about. Detectives questioned over 20 suspects, noting two or more people likely participated in what is seen as an act of vengeance against juvenile officers.
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Kenneth Pepper
Scottsdale
Pepper
Police Department
Dork
Richard Kendall
Warren Haskin
Kendall
Richard Seidner
Seidner
Texan Looks at Lyndon selling fast in Canyon
J Evetts Haley reports brisk sales for A Texan Looks at Lyndon a Study In Il legitimate Power. He says the book sold out the first printing and more copies are being printed as nationwide distribution begins. Haley financed the book and distributes through Palo Duro Press Canyon. Individual buyers have purchased one to 250 copies.
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Canyon
Tex
Johnson
J. Evetts Haley
Texas
Lyndon
Ee Haley
Haley
Palo Duro Press
Cuba open to talks with United States says Raul Castro
Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro said Cuba is willing to discuss joint problems with the United States and Premier Fidel Castro might drop pre conditions. He added the U S would need to drop its pre conditions before talks could proceed.
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Santiago
Cuba
UPI
Armed Forces
Raul Gadive
United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Barry Goldwater
Guantanamo City
U.S
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Johnson
Fidel
Johnson Orders FBI Probe of Harlem Riots
President Johnson directs a complete FBI investigation into possible federal law violations linked to Harlem race violence. He spoke with acting New York Mayor Paul Screvane and said Hoover should inform NYPD Commissioner Murphy and Gov. Rockefeller of full cooperation. In Moscow, Soviet officials disband the Olympic bound water polo team after a smuggling scandal.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
Harlem
New York
Paul Screvane
Manhattan
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
Michael Murphy
Nelson Rockefeller
News
George Reedy
Moscow
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Sewer Action Seen Tonight
The city council plans action on an ordinance to extend mandatory sewer connections from three months to one year after facilities are available. It would ease objections from residents in two south Thomas Road districts and prohibit releasing certain industrial waste into the sewer system. The measure also requires permits to empty cesspools or septic tanks.
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Thomas Rd
Scottsdale
Bets on Goldwater Rise in London Wagering
London bookmakers report heavy betting on Barry Goldwater to win the U S presidential race. Spokesman notes several thousand dollars staked on Monday and a single American bet of 1400 dollars. Johnson odds quoted at 6 to 1.
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London
UPI
Ladbrooke’s
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Apache Bid II Low Bid for 28-Room Elementary School
Grammer Construction Co of Phoenix is the apparent low bidder at 475 289 for the Apache elementary school contract. County supervisors opened the bid Monday afternoon. the project mirrors the 5.8 million bond issue approved last December. Award likely August 3 with construction starting soon after. the 28 room building rises near a 160 acre tract between McDowell Granite Reef and Pima Roads and Continental Street, east of the Motorola Electronics Center, aiming for completion January 22, 1965.
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Grammer Construction Co
Phoenix
Apache Elementary
McDowell, Granite Reef
Pima Rds
Continential St
Motorola Western Military Electronics Center
Services Set Tomorrow for Asa Osborn 80
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel for Asa Wilford Osborn 80 who died at Country Manor Nursing Home. A World War I veteran born Sept. 26, 1883 in Damascus Oregon, he retired from the Pacific Northwest Bell System. He lived at 3202 North Scottsdale Road and is survived by wife Bertha M. of Scottsdale and children Clarence of Fayetteville Arkansas Henry of Salem Vera McKee of Portland and Louise Osborn of Scottsdale along with six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Asa Wilford Osborn
Country Manor Nursing Home
Osborn
N. Scottsdale Rd
Damascus
Ore
Pacific Northwest Bell System
Bertha M
Scottsdale
Clarence
Fayetteville
Ark
Henry
Salem
Vera McKee
Portland
Louise Osborn
City to Pick Firm to Eye Civic Center
City Manager Richard Malcolm asks the council to name Western Management Consultants of Phoenix to prepare a 6400 study on site size and financing for a civic center. The plan also considers occupying the Butler Building second floor for offices and unifying city departments, with a center likely two years away and financed by bond issues.
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Richard, Malcolm
Western Management Consultants
Phoenix
Malcolm
Butler Building
W. Indian School Rd
Finance and Public Works Departments
Parks and Recreation Department
Joint committee to review Paradise Valley Scottsdale rezoning
Scottsdale and Paradise Valley councilmen and planning officials will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Scottsdale city hall to discuss a 200 acre rezoning on N Scottsdale Rd from single family to resort residential. The panel aims to draft a recommendation for Robert Choate Jr. after a first meeting Friday.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
N. Scottsdale Rd
Sébttgdale City Hall
Scottsdale Rd
Jackrabbit Rd
Lincoln Dr
Robert Choate, Jr
Choate
Herb Caywood
Caywood
Javits Withholds Support From National GOP Ticket
New York Senator Jacob Javits says he will withhold support from the national Republican ticket and urges New York Republicans to unite on a state platform. He emphasizes he remains a Republican and will not bolt the party, criticizing Barry Goldwater for not clarifying his philosophy or campaign strategy.
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New York
UPI
Jacob
Javits
R-N.y
New York State
Johnson
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
North
South
Goldwater
Weather outlook with warm, variable skies and storms
Variable cloudiness today with possible thundershowers over the Valley later today or tonight bringing brief strong winds and blowing dust. Temperatures remain hot with highs near 105 today and near 102 tomorrow, lows around 80. Willard Greene notes today’s low around 86 and yesterday’s high at 106.
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Willard Greene
Hunt for Tonco the missing Scottsdale horse continues
Neighbors join Dale Barnes and others in a search for Tonco a 10 year old red roan gelding with three white stockings and a backward C brand missing since Saturday from 6501 E Paradise Dr Scottsdale. David and Debbie Barres 11 and 9 saved for two summers to buy Tonco seek public tips. Call 948-2985 with information.
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Tonco
Scottsdale
Dale “Barnes
Paradise Drive
David
Debbié Barres
Gerald Giordano
Barnes
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Hunter W. Gooch
Lomznls
If Council
E. Main St
Butler Homes, Inc
LBJ
R. J. McMullin
N. Invergordon Rd
McMullin
Salt River
American Public Power Assn
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