Citizenship medals awarded to 23 Scottsdale youths
Twenty three Scottsdale youths received citizenship medals from the Stanley A. Crews Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Senior winners include Vance Marshall Arcadia Dan L Stanford Coronado Dan Madison Saguaro and Lynn Tess Scottsdale. Eighth graders named Eddie Bruce Apache Robert Garner Cocopah Mike Hooley Hopokam Bob Kite Hopi Robert Cuthbertson Ingleside Craig Weidel Kachina Bob Sandersoff Kaibab Cris Dixon Soloma Richard Zahner Mo have Donald Scott Rich Chaparral Rd Navajo Scot Russell Paiute Mark Sydow Tempe Patrick Troutman Tona lea Larry Manning Tonto Mick Javier Our Lady of Perpetual Help
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Scottsdale
Stanley A. Crews
Veterans of Foreign ‘Wars Post
Vance Marshall
E. Exeter
Arcadia
Dan, L. Standford
N. 74Th St
Coronado
Dan Madison
Pepper Tree Lane
Saguaro
Lynn Tess
E. Fairmont
Eddie Bruce
E-Palmin
Donald Scott Rich
E. Chaparral Rd
Navajo
Scot Russell
Earls Dr
Paiute
Mark Sydow
Tonto
Robert D. Nelson
E. Roosevelt
Yava‘pai
James Hammah
Qual Run Pl
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Fire alarms respond to multiple blazes across cities
Six fire trucks and 11 firemen battled a fire at the Harry Reid residence 8328 E Palm Lane causing about 500 in damage confined to a storeroom. An electrical short is blamed. Additional brush and trash fires were reported on 81st Street Heatherbrae and a refuse truck fire at Thomas and Hayden.
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Harry Reid
Palm Lane
81St St
Heatherbrae
Heatherbrack
Scottsdale
Thomas and Hayden Rds
Toastmasters Regional Conference Schedules Arizona Meet
About 40 Toastmasters clubs from Arizona gather at the Safari Hotel for a regional conference with clubs from California New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Colorado Kansas Missouri and Louisiana. Highlights include the new Executive Development Program business sessions and a regional speech contest chaired by Darth Sanger of Scottsdale with Keith Smith of Scottsdale as host. Delegates will nominate candidates for the Toastmasters International board to be elected at the August Miami convention. Ralph E Howland of Wisconsin is guest of honor. Jocko Conlan will speak at Saturday luncheon in Gallup New Mexico Winslow Arizona. The tour ends in Scottsdale July 4.
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Toastmasters
Arizona
Safari Hotel
California
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Toastmasters International
Miami
Fla
Ralph E., How
Scottsdale Boys Band Final Concert Before Summer Tour
The Scottsdale Boys Band presents its final concert before a summer tour this Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Community Center at Second Street and Ballpark Plaza. Mayor Bud Tims will give a brief address. Admission is free. John Eth on trumpet performs Carnival of Venice Variations and Frank Dubuy plays Thoughts of Love Trombone Solo. Scholarships for music camp will be formally presented. The tour includes Alamosa Colorado Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
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Scottsdale
Community Center
Second St
Ballpark Plaza
Bud Tims
John Eth
Frank Dubuy
Alamosa
Colo
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Nine Vietnam War casualties reach weekly high around Saigon
UPI reports 4,308 total casualties last week including 438 Americans killed and 3,870 wounded. Saigon battles crushed Viet Cong pockets as government forces and allied troops guard the capital. Civilian casualties rise with six killed and ten wounded as Cholon district sees heavy shelling.
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Saigon
UPI
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Cholon
Paris
Paris Strikes Ebb as Trains Subways Buses Resume
Paris returns to limited service after 19 day transport strike. Long distance and commuter trains resume gradually, subways start first, buses reappear, mail returns, yet taxis, air traffic control, and Air France flights face delays. Government warns normal service may take days.
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Paris
UPI
Orly
le Bourget
Irline
Air France
New York
Montreal
Madagascar
French Guiana
Brussels
Music lover strikes at home
A burglary occurred at Colleen Hamby’s home in Scottsdale between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on a Wednesday. Thieves stole a stereo system valued at 678 dollars including an amplifier turntable two speakers a stereo tape deck and twelve tapes from the son’s bedroom.
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Scottsdale
Colleen Hamby
MacKenzie
Hamby
City studies disability insurance for Scottsdale workers
The Scottsdale City Council explores disability insurance for about 260 city employees. City Manager Bill Donaldson says Scottsdale could be Arizona’s first to provide such protection. City Personnel Director Don Skousen rejects fixed costs and seeks bids due June 19. The plan would offer salary continuation to age 65 for disability or illness and complement existing state industrial insurance and Social Security benefits.
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Scottsdale
Bill Donaldson
Arizona
Don Skousen
Ud “Skousen
Skousen
City Coun
City council debates street sweeper bid and study
Vice Mayor Ken Murray pressed for the lowest bid for a high pile Pelican street sweeper. The council postponed action after Murray backed Equipment Sales Co for 15 843 while officials favored Contractor's Equipment Co for 15 973. Stragier to prepare a detailed operation study before a decision.
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Ken Murray
S Equipment Co
Murray
Equipment Sales Co
Clarence Bigelow
Marc Stragier
Stragier
William H Prestley 71 Veteran of World Wars Dies in Phoenix
William Henry Prestley 71 of 2924 N 75th Pl died Wednesday in Veterans Hospital Phoenix He was born in Everett Massachusetts came here from Northwood New Hampshire in 1956 A World War I Army veteran and World War II Sea Bees he was a member of Disabled American Veterans and World War I Vets He is survived by his wife Gretchen Scottsdale a daughter Kerney Waller Scottsdale a sister out of state and two grandchildren Services will be at Messinger Mortuary at 10 30 am Saturday Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call today and Friday
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William Henry Prestley
N. 75Th
Veterans’ Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Prestley
Everett
Mass
Northwood
N.H
Army
Seabees
Disabled American Veterans
Gretchen
Scottsdale
Market snapshot from Dow Jones at 3 p.m. EDT
Dow Jones industrials stand at 910.31, up 2.89. rails at 260.46, up 3.32. utilities at 123.85, down 0.06. overall 65 stocks at 925.35, up 1.96. Total shares traded 13,760,000 with a long list of major companies shown, including American Can, AT&T, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Chrysler, and Exxon among others, reflecting a broad market movement with varying gains and losses.
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United Press International
Dow Jones
New York
Alioa Aeen
American Motors
AT&T / AB American Tobacco
Arizona Public Site
Atchis
Topeka
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastman
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General ‘Motors
Goodyear
IBM
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Parke Davis
Penn. Central
BO Rexall
Sears Roebuck
Southern
Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of
Calif
Texaco
Texas Gas
TransAmerica
TWA
Union Oil
United ‘Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
US. Steel Op
Webb
Xerox
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Tess
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LES
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Spokane
Thermal
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Camelback Mountain
George “Kopp
Eves
Inecusives
North Vietnam
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Old Scottsdale Rd
Standard Oil Service
Indian’ School
Indian Meadows
Scottsdale Airport
Pelican
William H. Prestley
Satay Saioon
Red Wings
Scottsdale Rd
Thomas Rd
Surform
RAY Lumber
S. Old Scottsdale Rd
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