McGovern slams early vote on antiwar amendment
Senator George McGovern denounced a Republican move to force a quick vote on an antiwar amendment to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The measure would require Nixon to withdraw troops within a year. McGovern and allies planned to table the rival Allott amendment before the Monday vote as Senate debate continued.
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Youth booked on marijuana charges in two Scottsdale cases
Arthur B. Coe 15, of 1813 N 75th Pl was arrested for possession of marijuana after witnesses saw him smoking in Eldorado Park. He discarded an item as officers approached, and a cigarette, marijuana and a roach holder were found. He was taken to the Maricopa County Detention Home. Ronald G Hirshberg and several other youths were arrested around 3 am after their car became stuck near the Verde and Salt Rivers. Police found two marijuana cigarettes, loose marijuana and a dangerous drug in the car and on the youths. Hirshberg faced arraignment in East Mesa Justice Court.
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Crane wins top master points in Disneyland area tourney hand
Barry Crane avoids disaster in a regional event near Disneyland. Facing a tricky artificial two diamond overcall, he preserves the run of tricks by careful discards and a final club finesse, scoring all 13 tricks at notrump for a clear top.
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Burglary Report: Ring and Cash Stolen from Scottsdale Home
Police say a platinum and diamond ring and $90 in cash were taken from Diane Hyde’s Scottsdale residence between Wednesday night and Thursday morning after she found the door unlocked. Thieves also stole $66 worth of restaurant equipment from Lum's Restaurant on East McDowell. entry believed through a small hole in northwest doors.
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Accidents Send Kids and Man to Hospital in Scottsdale
Two Scottsdale children Karen Sipfle 12 and Eric 8 were treated and released after bicycle crash on Hayden Road at 3 40 p m. Karen rode the bike into the path of a southbound auto driven by Charles A Piercy 57. Piercy was not cited. Richard A Cavenaugh 23 sustained minor injuries when his vehicle rear ended another car at Reef and Sells.
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Publicity Push Planned with Farm Payment Distribution
Administration farm officials will start distributing 3.3 billion in federal farm payments this July with a nationwide public relations drive. The ASCS issued press releases radio scripts and TV ready material to state and county officials to explain the payments covering price support and acreage retirement for wheat cotton and corn.
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Hijacked Avianca Plane Bound for Havana From Bogota
A Avianca Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 92 aboard was hijacked near Bogota and diverted toward Barranquilla for refueling before a planned hop to Havana Cuba. It’s the second Avianca hijack in a month and the 20th Western Hemisphere incident this year. A sick passenger was allowed to disembark at Bogota.
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SST Overseer Defends Government Role in Supersonic Project
William Magruder of the Transportation Department says the 1.3 billion SST program is a loan partnership, not a welfare subsidy. The government would fund 90 percent to develop two prototypes, recover investment with the sale of 300 planes, and project strong returns as the industry drives future air transport. He predicts a 90 to 10 chance of prototype success and asserts the SST meets decades ahead demand, promising far higher productivity than current jets.
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Paradise Republican Women donate books to Scottsdale School District
The Paradise Republican Women’s Club presented a 10 volume set titled The Rugged Constitution to Scottsdale School District in honor of the Mamie Eisenhower Foundation. Club representatives Mrs Cina and librarian Mrs Gladys McCreary with president Mrs Gladys Foyle delivered the gift to district Superintendent E G Burnkrant.
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