Kennedy Widow Jokes and Sleep On Flight Home
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, en route with her husband’s body to New York, joked with passengers and later slept beside the coffin. NBC’s Vanocur said she appeared in good spirits, amid questions about sedation and the family’s anger over the assassination. The Kennedys and aides stressed the private nature of the flight.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Sander—Vanocur
NBC
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Vanocur
Edward
Massachusetts
Frank Mankiewicz
Smith new trial hearing delayed to obtain prisoner depo
A motion for a new trial for Robert Benjamin Smith was postponed to allow attorneys time to obtain a deposition from a prisoner in California. Smith, 20, was convicted of five counts of first degree murder in the 1966 Mesa beauty college deaths. The notes to a jail inmate may affect psychiatric evidence of insanity.
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Phoenix
UPI
Robert Benjamin Smith
California
Smith
Rod’ Wood
Moise Berger
Berger
Laurance T. Wren
Paiute Loloma summer recreation program schedule
Paiute Loloma summer recreation programs run June 11 to August 15 at Paiute and Loloma. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday. No lunch on site. Students first to eighth grade may enroll and gain participation in Scottsdale pool free swim on designated dates. Oversight by Paiute and Loloma staff from Scottsdale High and local teachers. Awards ceremonies, library access, and special activities including tumbling and PALS campus events noted.
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Paiute
Loloma
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Soloma
Harry McElhone
Ellen Pierson
Scottsdale High School
Wayne
Bailey
Carol
Simon
Daly resigns as Voice of America chief amid clash with USIA
Former VOA director John Charles Daly resigns accusing Leonard H. Marks of maladministration and executive undermining by reassigning staff without consultation while Daly was abroad. Marks accepts the resignation and expresses regret, offering Daly future counsel. Daly is a 30 year broadcasting veteran and son in law of Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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UPI
John Charles Daly
Voice of America
Leonard H. Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Daly
Marks
VOA
Coees
Earl Warren
Johnson
USIA
Phoenix youth disarmed deputy, held for evaluation
Matewish a 16 year old from Phoenix was committed to the Arizona Youth Center after a hearing before Juvenile Judge Thomas Tang. He will undergo tests to determine whether he is released or sent to the state Industrial School for Boys at Ft. Grant. Two Phoenix companions, Peter Hardison and Gilbert Andrews, also were taken into custody and face Tang on Monday.
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Phoenix
Brian Craig
Matewish
Scottsdale
Arizona ‘Youth Center
Thomas Tang
State Industrial School For Boys
Ft. Grant
Tom Bartlett
Peter Hardison
Gilbert Andrews
Tang
Scottsdale YMCA to Begin Annual Swim-Mobile Program
The Scottsdale YMCA starts its annual swim-mobile program at Mohave School next week with 10 child classes daily from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Each half hour session targets basic swimming techniques and water safety with a $2 weekly cost. Skip Adams announced indoor basketball backboards have arrived and were installed after delays.
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Scottsdale
Skip Adams
YMCA
Police halt large student strike clash at Flins Renault plant
More than 5 000 strikers backed by 200 left wing students tried to storm the Henault plant at Flins near Paris but police using tear gas and protective masks drove them back. About 2 000 officers surrounded the site as strikers and students fled a cloud of tear gas. A dozen were injured and taken to ambulances. The nearby Renault Billancourt plant remained shut as labor unrest spread amid looming elections between Gaullists and leftists.
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Paris
Henault Automotive
Flins
Mayor Declares Americanism Week in Scottsdale
Mayor Bud Tims proclaimed June 9 to June 15 as Americanism Week in Scottsdale. He urged citizens to support democracy, free enterprise, and loyalty to the Constitution, noting interdependence and civic duty. The proclamation followed a Scottsdale Emblem Club request led by Mrs. Clyde Steffie.
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Bud Tims
Scottsdale
Tims
Scottsdale Tucson residents named to Rockefeller for President panel
Two Scottsdale residents join Arizona Rockefeller for President Committee with Mrs. William Gutwillig and William B. Moore named co chairs. Kilgore McFarlane Jr. and Morgan Maxwell Jr. become vice chairs, under National Chairman J Irwin Miller. Miller says the group will draw Republicans Democrats and independents.
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Arizona
William Gutwillig
Morgan Maxwell Jr
Tucson
Arizona Civil Rights Commission
Rockefeller
J. Irwin Miller
Columbus
Ind
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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