Goddard vows all out bid to regain Arizona governorship
Samuel P. Goddard announced a statewide campaign to win back the Arizona governorship from Republican Jack Williams. Speaking at his Camelback Mountain home, Goddard criticized current policies, pledged to curb taxes and centralization, and promised a vigorous primary effort with plans to review gun laws and address safety. He noted his 1964 victory and 1962 loss, and identified Jack Devault as a prospective primary challenger.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
U.S
Nuclear treaty push gains UN support and US drives disarmament
United States Soviet Union and Britain press a nonproliferation pact to shield nonnuclear states under a treaty. The General Assembly welcomed the move while President Johnson called it a landmark in disarmament. A Security Council draft backs immediate aid to treaty signers facing nuclear aggression. Also, a 63-year-old Scottsdale man was injured in a two car crash at Scottsdale Road and Continental, Roy Bell injured, Carl Thompson unhurt. Bell cited for failure to yield.
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Continental
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Carl’Thompson
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Tempe
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Thompson
Sirhan probe ordered for Kennedy assassination case
A 22 man task force of police experts was named to investigate all facts of the Kennedy assassination. Capt. Hugh Brown leads the team with 3 lieutenants and 18 detectives, reviewing every lead. Sirhan B. Sirhan, 24, is believed possibly not acting alone. Sirhan reads on the occult in his cell as daily visits from ACLU lawyer proceed.
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Hugh Brown
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Jordan
4.L. Wirin
American Civil Liberties Union
Chamber leaders to attend Congressional Action Conference
Walter Gray president of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Stave Simon legislative Action chairman and A J Collins manager will attend the conference in Mesa Friday. Co sponsored by local chambers and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, it aims to help businessmen improve communications with their senators and representatives in Congress.
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Obituary: Willis E. Stover former banker and club owner
Willis E. Stover 64 of 7330 N Pima Rd died Tuesday at St Josephs Hospital. Former president of the State Bank of York Nebraska and owner of Indian Bend Country Club he came from Phoenix four years ago. He is survived by his wife Dena two daughters a stepson a sister in law and 10 grandchildren. Services 2 p m Friday at Valley Presbyterian Church burial in Lincoln. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary after 6 p m today.
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Danville
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Phoenix
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Sertoma Club Chooses Officers in Scottsdale Meeting
Wilbur Jack of 6520 Jenan Dr was elected president of the Valley of the Sun Sertoma Club. Other officers include Don Hernecker Del Stiffler Ian LaMont Harold Gunnell and Howard Kingaman. A constitution and by laws were adopted and officers to be installed at a banquet Saturday night. The club is the second Sertoma group in Scottsdale.
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Valley of the Sun Sertoma Club
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E. Bellview
del Stiffler
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Ian LaMont
E. Solano
Harold Gunnell
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E. Montecito
Otis Brown
Sertoma International
Sertoma
Scottsdale
Ford and Dirksen back gun control bill in Congress
President Ford and Senate Leader Dirksen signaled support for the Johnson Administration plan to ban mail order sales of rifles and shotguns. Senator Fannin blasted the proposal as a monstrous non sequitur while praising Kennedy and lamenting national violence.
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Two men steal color TV from Scottsdale home
Two men believed to have entered the Scottsdale residence of Sandra Milligan while she slept Wednesday night and carried off a color television set. Milligan said she woke at 10 15 p m to noises, found the set missing, and police noted entry was through a screened window. No arrests were reported.
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2232
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Street repairs face danger from moved barricades
A city official warns that drivers who move barricades threaten residential street resurfacing using a slurry seal. The 7500 block of E. Virginia and 8200 block of E. Cambridge saw barricades displaced and new surfaces driven on, creating deep ruts to be rerolled. Slurry Seal of Arizona performs the work under a $39,000 contract across several streets.
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Prieto
E. Virginia
E. Cambridge
Arizona
Stock Market Report from United Press Summary
United Press reports on market activity with notes on international influence and du Pont company movements. The snippet mentions Francis L. duPont & Co. and signals ongoing market fluctuations influencing stocks and investments.
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Francis. L."duPont. & Co
Car Fire Causes $500 Damage in Scottsdale Area
Rural firefighters fought two fires on Wednesday in the Scottsdale area. One damaged a car owned by Robert Chambers of Greenburg Pa at 60th Street and Indian School Road around 10 20 a m due to an electrical short. A second fire, listed as illegal burning, occurred at 11825 North 70th Street around 7 47 p m.
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Robert Chambers
Greenburg
60Th St
Indian School Rd
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