Scottsdale Woman Named To Gop Platform Panel
Mrs Richard Timmons of 5302 N 69th Place Scottsdale has been named to the platform committee of the 1964 Republican national convention joining Rep John J Rhodes on Arizona's two man delegation The convention starts July 13 in San Francisco with hearings planned during pre convention week to gather member views.
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Scottsdale
Richard Timmons
Timmons
N. 69Th Place
Arizona Young Republicans
National Young Republican Federation
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Rhodes
San Francisco
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Reach Slate
Demonstrations Continue Among Korea Students
In Seoul and provincial cities students protested against the South Korean government. President Park Chung Hee ordered universities to start summer vacations to curb disturbances. About 500 students clashed with police in Pusan, over 300 demonstrated in Kwangju, and a Kunsan college held an anti government mass meeting.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Park Chung Hee
Pusan
Kwangju
Kunsan
Father accused in narcotics ring involving two teens
A 14 year old and his 15 year old brother told police their father Carl Yeargin and uncle James Yeargin supplied them drugs. The younger Yeargin said he has been hooked for months and pain returns without dose. The father was charged with manufacturing narcotics and contributing to the delinquency of minors and held on 2500 dollar bond. The brothers remain in juvenile detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Carl Yeargin
James B. Yeargin
Ronald
George Curry
District Attorney’s Office
Yeargin
Yeorgin
Senate Hears Defense in Williams Impeachment Trial
Defense witnesses faced three impeachment charges as the Senate ruled on which charges proceed. Williams had one charge dismissed over stock issues while other accusations linked to a bribe and a campaign contribution from a trucking firm remained for trial.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
E. T
Eddie) Williams Jr
L. J
Z. Simpson
Cox
House
William Rehnquist
Williams
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Youth Charged In Purse Theft in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police charged 19 year old James H McClendon of Cottonwood Arizona with petty theft and carrying a concealed weapon after a 23 year old woman reported her purse stolen containing 45 dollars. A 16 gauge shotgun was found in the suspects' car and a 7 year old accomplice was turned to juvenile authorities.
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Scottsdale
Cottonwood, Ariz
James H. McClendon
68Th Street
Indian School Road
Motorola lands $1.5 million radar beacon contract
Motorola has been awarded a $1.5 million contract to produce radar beacons for Marine Corps helicopters. The order comes from the Bureau of Naval Weapons and will be fulfilled at Motorola’s Scottsdale electronics plant. The announcement was made today by Senator Carl Hayden’s office in Washington.
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Motorola
Marine Corps
Carl Hayden
Washington
Bureau of Naval Weapons
Scottsdale Military
Census To Cost 9000 For City Population Count
Scottsdale plans to fund a special federal census after the 1964-65 budget is adopted next Thursday. City budget allocates 9000 to countings across Mari copa County’s 13 cities to boost state shared revenues. Officials expect a population near 44,000, rivaling Tempe, with Scottsdale arguing faster growth than other Valley cities.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Tempe
Arizona
Asst
Tom Cochran
Cochran
U.S. Bureau of Census
League of Arizona
Market Rally After JFK Assassination Amid Turbulent Trading
New York stocks edged higher as traders warmed to select blue chips following Thursday’s sharp market drop tied to the JFK assassination. IBM rose 3.44, Du Pont 1.2, Eastman 0.4, AT&T steady, and several steel and electronics names posted modest gains.
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IBM
du Pont
Eastman
Jersey
At&t
Lukens
Steels
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
S. Jones & Laughlin
Bethlehem
General Motors
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Sperry Rand
Honeywell
J.s
Texas Instruments
RCA
Xerox
Polaroid
Kalamazoo youth admits multi state slayings
Larry Lee Ranes, 19, of Kalamazoo, confessed to five killings across Nevada Indiana Kentucky and Michigan including the weekend slaying of Gary Smock in Plymouth Michigan. He waived examination and was bound over for circuit court. Police note two other identified victims and a .22 caliber pistol linked to the crimes.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
UPD
Nevada
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Larry Lee Ranes
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Elkhart
Ind
Las Vegas
Nev
Karl W
Lutz
Ranes
Charles E. Snider
Rade
Vernon Labenne
Southfield
Battle Creek
Arthur Booth
Booth
Dallas Picket Line Outside Segregated Cafeteria
Racial demonstrators ignored a court order and picketed a downtown Dallas cafeteria at noon today. It was the seventh straight day of protests with two whites and four Negroes in front of the restaurant amid rumors the demonstrations could spread. Several Dallas restaurants are integrated, while some remain segregated.
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Dallas
Johnson to visit California and Minnesota for fund raising
President Johnson met with the Shah of Iran in the White House rose garden and announced a two state fundraiser tour. He will travel to California on the 19th and 20th and Minnesota on the 27th and 28th for speeches and fundraising dinners.
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Washington
Johnson
Iran
White House
California
Minnesota
Man Plans Funeral Then Takes Own Life in Corpus Christi
Walter Roeschner, 74, a retired insurance man, arranged his funeral with a Corpus Christi funeral home, requesting no minister or speeches. He cited illness and fear of a short life. Last night he shot himself.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Walter Roeschner
Roescher
Turmoil in Arizona GOP as Goldwater Runs for Senate
Sen. Barry Goldwater will seek the Senate nomination regardless of a GOP presidential bid. Glendale auto dealer Evan Mecham, backed by conservatives, announces a Senate run and may withdraw if Goldwater secures the presidential nomination. Mecham taps into Goldwater support and poses a conservative challenge ahead of the Arizona primary. Gov. Paul Fannin may become party nominee if Goldwater withdraws from the Senate race.
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Phoenix
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Evan Mecham
Goldwaters
Mecham
Glendale
Evening American
Goldwater
GOP
Paul Fannin
U.S. Senate
State
Fannin
Weather outlook with hot temps and sun
Mostly sunny today and tomorrow with high cloudiness. High near 99 today and 100 Saturday, with a 64 degree low Saturday morning. U S Weather Observer Willard Greene noted yesterday's high at 96 and today's low at 72.
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U.S
Willard Greene
Indians Win Return of 27 Acre Salt River Land in Arizona
The Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian community is to regain a 27 acre parcel on East McDowell at Longmore Road after a House Interior Committee bill approved return. The land, once set for an Indian school that never opened, has been surplus and farmed for over two decades. Tribal leaders Cassady and Smith urged Congress to restore the frontage for future commercial and industrial development.
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Phoenix
UPI
East McDowell
Salt River
Vernon Smith
George Cassady
Arizona
McDowell
Longmore Rd
Cassady
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Jobs For Youth Office Opens In Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Arizona State Employment Service opened a Jobs for Youth office at Root 206 in the Western Savings Building. Supervisor Mrs. Pat Williams reports 500 youths applied, about 1000 referred, and six placed in its first week. Call 947-7236 during office hours to offer jobs.
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Patricia Williams
Scottsdale Employment Service
Ben Harvey
E. Berridge Lane
Scottsdale Jobs For Youth Program
Jack Rath
The
State Employment Service
Mickey Sheinbein
Scottsdale Jaycees
Jobs For
Scottsdale
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