Grand Canyon braces for hippie invasion drill
A special enforcement school will be held at Grand Canyon to plan for a potential invasion of 20 000 to 50 000 hippies from June 26 to July 4. Sheriff Cecil Richard and Attorney General Darrell Smith said laws on theft narcotics prostitution and littering will be covered while riot control is taught. Federal, park service, and county agencies have been alerted amid water and camping space concerns ahead of the July 4 rush.
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Tempe police clash spurs council review after youth arrest
Scottsdale youth David Shipley, 20, was arrested in Tempe for drinking, later charged with vagrancy and tobacco possession. A court order was violated when Tempe failed to share case information. Sgt. Beall was demoted then restored. Councilman William J. Lee Piano called for a police department investigation as Shipley’s attorney filed a $75,000 false arrest suit on behalf of Shipley’s father.
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Paradise Valley school board sets June 26 meeting
The Paradise Valley School Board calls a special meeting for June 26 to approve final plans for the new high school. The board awards a health insurance contract to John Hancock Life Insurance Company at 93.48 per teacher and accepts a Dodge City bid of 6,608 for a new 60 passenger school bus. They accept the resignation of Larry Cunningham who will teach next year at Alhambra High School and offer teaching contracts to several teachers including Mrs BE Josephine MacPherson and others.
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Virginia Martin
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Marcia Benzel
Huge defense saves embassy
In Moscow a mob of about 2,000 Arab students protested at the U.S and British embassies. Soviet troops and police held the line preventing entry as the embassies sealed with riot shutters. The 20 minute rally ended without a clash as demonstrators dispersed under heavy guard.
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Spygetti film screenings by student moviemakers at Pizza Pub
High school and college film makers present Spygetti a color comedy about three secret agents at the Pizza Pub 68th St and McDowell Saturday at 6 30 p m Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students under school age free The demo includes anti American placards and Soviet police presence outside embassies with mass meetings and a planned but cancelled march on the Israeli embassy
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Local military convoy leaves Phoenix for California warning drivers
Motorists are warned to watch for a U S Army Reserve convoy of about 60 vehicles leaving Phoenix at noon Saturday. The 1st Battalion Mechanized 59th Infantry will train in the Mohave Desert until about 9 am. Capt John Zannis urged caution. About 1,800 Arizona National Guardsmen will arrive at Camp Roberts after a 650 mile march from Phoenix, bivouacking near Barstow after mobilizing for World War I era service.
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Class for New Parents at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
A six week course for expectant parents begins next Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Sponsored by the Maricopa Red Cross, it covers baby growth, feeding, and care. Taught by Mrs James Sloan, registered nurse, the class runs 7 to 9 p.m. on consecutive Wednesdays. Contact the Maricopa County chapter of the American Red Cross for details.
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New fighting surprise raises Middle East tensions and hotline use
US and Soviet leaders exchanged messages via the Washington Moscow hotline after a renewed clash in the Arab Israeli war. Washington said all parties agreed to a brief ceasefire, while fighting resumed on the ground and US officials noted relief at limited escalation.
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Scottsdale girl leads name contest for El Dorado Park near Coronado
Debbie Goldie, a 14 year old from Scottsdale, tops 600 entries to name the 55 acre park near Coronado School. City officials will decide the final name before an early September dedication.
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Boy’s Park Name Suggestion Discarded in City Contest
A 12 year old Scotts dale student, possibly a NYC resident near Central Park, submitted a name for a new 65 acre park near Coronado School. The entry was discarded for unclear reasons. He proposed the name Mugа Maiden Park.
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Weather Summary: 24 Hour Temperatures and Precipitation
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. are reported by United Press International. Data covers observed highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and notable weather events.
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