Scottsdale police arrest 29 curfew violators over weekend
Scottsdale officers arrested 29 juvenile boys and girls for violating the 11 pm curfew ordinance. Sgt. Bob Mantel said two thirds of arrestees are from surrounding communities and emphasized strict enforcement. He urged parents to monitor their children and noted referrals to the county detention home accompany each curfew arrest.
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Tme
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Police Get 3 Wheelers
The Scottsdale Police Department stored eight new three wheel patrol cars at 76th St and Van Buren. Thieves stole the right rear tire and wheel from each, making them four wheelers again. The tire value is about 500 dollars. Tempe police investigate due to the yard being in their city.
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Scottsdale
Soviet launches unmanned Venus space station probe
Tass reported the Soviet Union launched an unmanned Venus space station atop a rocket, the first Venus probe since 1965. Venus 2 and Venus 3 previously reached near Venus but suffered failures and data loss, while Venus 3 failed to photograph the planet after atmospheric entry. Venus 4 weighs 2,433 pounds and was sent from a parking Earth orbit.
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Monday in the News United Press International
A compact roundup by United Press International recaps notable events from Monday across politics economy and world affairs highlighting ongoing developments and key figures shaping the week ahead.
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Kennedy presses opposition to compromise draft bill
Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts urges colleagues to reject the new compromise bill. He says it is less satisfactory than current law as it extends the draft through 1971 and adds four-year college deferments. In Chattanooga, attorneys for imprisoned Teamsters President James Moffa say he is ill and may need surgery as they seek a prison term reduction. In Prattville, Carmichael arrest triggers riots with Guardsmen and troopers detaining ten Negroes after hours of gunfire.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
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Carmichael
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Prattville
Ala
Negra
Stokely Carmichael
Flappy Hollow
Convicted killer Schmid plea hearing delayed to Friday
In Tucson, Pima County Superior Court delays a motion to withdraw Charles Schmid Jr.'s guilty plea in the Aileen Rowe killing. Judge Roylaon allowed attorneys Vinney and Bailey to take over Schmid's defense. In Phoenix, polls open at 6 am for a vote on switching from at large to district council seats, urged by the Representative Citizens Association of Phoenix.
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Aileen Rowe
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Anti trailer plan on tap for Indian Bend area
City planning commission meets to decide on blocking Astro Development Corporation 40 acre tract near Yavapai School from trailer park use. Protesters cite overcrowded schools traffic and wash flooding. zoning would restrict mobile park plans. Also requested: allow 400 foot radio TV towers at commercial fourth district as conditional use.
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Indian Head Wash
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Girth St. and Thomas
Tracy Mourned At Requiem Mass For Spencer Tracy
More than 600 mourners attended a low mass for Spencer Tracy at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Pallbearers included Frank Sinatra and John Ford, with stars Edward G. Robinson Gregory Peck and James Stewart among attendees. The actor died Saturday at age 67, honored as one of cinema’s finest.
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Oon Tracy
Frank Sinatra
George Cukor
Stanley Kramer
John Ford
Garson Kanin
James Stewart
William Sele
Abe Lustfogel
Edward G. Robinson
Walter Pidgeon
Jack Haley
Robert Jagner
Gregory Peck
Tracy
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War toll listed in shaky Middle East truce
United Nations cease fire holds amid small skirmishes between Israeli soldiers and Arab holdouts who had not heard the war was over. A group of Jordanians penetrated Israel and was wiped out. Tass reported an Israeli armored column with paratroopers reached the Syrian town of Sheikh Miskin, miles inside Syria, but Israel denied the accusation as a major truce violation.
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United Press International
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Middle East
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Sheikh Miskin
Syria
Israel reports gains after six day war and debris of conflict
Israeli officials claim 679 combat deaths and 2,563 wounded. They say 300 usable Egyptian tanks and large supplies were captured in Sinai and being used. Jordanian losses tallied around 93,000. four of nine brigades destroyed. Syrians continue surrendering near El Quneitra. reports of truce violations lack UN confirmation.
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Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
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el Quneitra
United Nations
Scottsdale Eyes Pawn Shop Ordinance To Curb Stolen Goods
Scottsdale Police plan to propose a pawn shop ordinance modeled on Phoenix to curb selling stolen items. Capt. Hugh Cleary says two local shops justify tighter rules and daily item reporting to the police. Det. Dale Samuels notes high recovery rates and arrests from strict pawn shop enforcement and serial number records.
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Hugh Cleary
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Cleary
Dale Samuels
Eshkol Blames U N Inactivity for Arab Aggression
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol accused the United Nations of inactivity that encouraged Arab attacks and rejected returning to old armistice terms. He cited 1948 and 1956 UN-imposed lines as enabling Arab aggression and noted Israel’s six day victory over Arab air power as proof it is no longer bound by those terms. He warned Israel would not become a lawless area again while pledging to honor ceasefires if others do. Weather: afternoon clouds, mostly fair, breezy, high near 91, low around 60, with little temperature change.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Dickson Electronics Moves Into New $1.8 Million Plant
Don Dickson president of Dickson Electronics received keys for a new plant at Pima and Thomas Rds. Office staff began moving from leased facilities citywide and will finish by month end. Manufacturing crews relocate by September end.
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