Jayne Mansfield Dies in New Orleans Car Crash
In New Orleans a car crash killed Jayne Mansfield along with her lawyer Sam Brody and chauffeur Ronnie Harrison. The coroner cited fractured skulls. Brody to Los Angeles for burial, Harrison to Gulfport. Mickey Hargitay, Mansfield’s former husband, told their three children Mommy is with God.
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Mickey Hargitay
Mr. Universe
Ochsner Foundation Hospital
Jayne Mansfield
Hungary
Miss Mansfield
Sam Brody
Ronnie Harrison
New Orleans
Brody
Silverman Funeral Home
Los Angeles
Harrison
Gulfport
Miss
Nicholas Chetta
Orleans Parish
Egypt editor cites near five thousand war dead
Mohamed Hassanein Helkal editor of Al Ahram warned of more bloodshed after reporting nearly 5,000 Egyptians killed in the Arab-Israeli war. He said Arabs prefer fighting June 5 to 10 over peace and will not cede land as Israeli forces advance in Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.
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UPI
Egypt
Mohamed Hassanein Helkal
al Ahram
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Hajkal
Helkal
Suez Canal
Hass “Mamoun
Alazhar Mosque of Islam
Talks on criteria delayed by return from vacations
City officials delay discussion on proposed service station criteria until two councilmen return from vacation. Councilwoman Doris Mackaley says the delay also due to City Attorney Dick Filler's court commitments. The council may authorize hydrological studies for Indian Bend Wash flood control and grant a $24,000 contract to Mesa Paving Co. for Chestnut Park grading.
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Ken Murray
Bob Jones
Doris McCauley
Dick Filler
John Erickson
Indian Bend Wash
Mesa Paving Co
Chestnutt Park
Owner Takes Over Scottsdale Ranch in Late September Opening
Gene Gamble representing an Eastern syndicate moved to the Hock-N Ride Ranch to assume operations from Dorothy Patterson who ran the establishment for 17 years. Gamble promises few changes and a September opening, noting prior ties to Scottsdale and recent four-year residence in New York. The ranch remains one of the remaining dude ranches in the Scottsdale area.
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Gene Gamble
Hock-N: Ride Ranch
Dorothy Patterson
Gamble
Eastern
Scottsdale
Cave Creek
New York City
Kosygin Bids Cuba Farewell After Four Day Talks
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin hugged Cuban leader Fidel Castro in Havana at the end of talks and prepared to fly to Paris for another summit. He left for Paris with a refueling stop planned in Gander Newfoundland en route to discussions with Charles de Gaulle after meetings with President Johnson at Glassboro.
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UPI
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Fidel Castro
Paris
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Paria
Charles de Gaulle
Kosygin
Johnson
Glassboro
Abrazos
Castro
Osvaldo Dorticos
Diplomatic Corps
Tass
Moscow
Nikolai A. Podgorney
Damascus
Podgorny
Cairo
Buffalo Riots Surge Amid Shootings and Looting
In Buffalo over three nights of racial violence at least seven people were wounded and 200 suspects arrested. A 15 year old Black boy said he was shot in the back by two white men in a station wagon. Police report 40 fires and dozens of arsons as 400 officers patrol the one square mile violence zone.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Timothy Neal
East Side
Neal
Nto
Tennis Ranch planned on Camelback Mountain site
Richard Osborne unveils Camelback North Corp plan to revive the Racquet Club as a Tennis Ranch on 53 acres fronting McDonald Drive Paradise Valley. The project includes 18 guest rooms 50 homesites 180 local and out of state memberships with a January opening targeted after zoning approval July 18.
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Osborne
William O'Brien
Russell Jackson
Camelback Mountain
McDonald Drive
Camelback
O'Brien and
Jackson
Camelback North Corp
Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
John Gardiner
Gardiner
Carmel Valley
Calif
Obituary Helen Kiser Real Estate Officer Dies in Tempe
Helen Kiser 50 a real estate loan officer at First National Bank died at her Tempe home 7424 E Palm Lane after 14 years in the city. Born in West Virginia she moved to Arizona in 1951. She was active in Soroptimist Club Valley Plaza Methodist Church and the Red Cross. Survived by husband R P Kiser and sister Mrs Via Branham. Services at Green Acres Mortuary with burial there. Memorial contributions to Valley Plaza Methodist Church Memorial Fund.
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First National Bank
Tempe
E. Palm Lane
Kiser
Arizona Institute of Banking
Arizona i
Ripley
W. Va
Soroptimist Club
Valley Plaza
Red Cross
Sisstonaville
Dunbark
City cuts fires in Scottsdale through cleanup effort
City Manager Bill Donaldson credits a community cleanup week and civic groups for a drastic drop in fires in Scottsdale. Chief Murray Robertson notes a 60 percent reduction from last year when Rural Fire Company crews fought weekly blazes, mostly in vacant lots and fields.
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Bill Donaldson
Scottsdale
Rural Fire Company
Murray Robertson
Donaldson
Robertson
Scouta
Dean Martin signs NBC pact for big three year deal
Dean Martin signs a three year 34 million contract with NBC for a weekly musical variety show. A spokesman said the deal is among the largest for a performer with a brief on air tenure.
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Hollywood
Upi
Dean Martin
NBC Television
Europe
Scottsdale resident honored by national Jaycees in Baltimore
The National Junior Chamber of Commerce named Dor Steward Outstanding Spoke Chairman at the Jaycees Erree in Baltimore. Steward, portfolio vice president for the Arizona Jaycees and Camelback Jaycees member, lives at 6916 E Windsor and has three years of Jaycees membership. Arizona was ranked second nationally in Jaycees activities.
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National
Stock Market Briefs From A Busy Noon Session
United Press International reports a mixed noon trading picture with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 862.29 up 0.29, the Nasdaq like rails index at 255.04 down 0.47, and utilities at 131.46 up 0.71. Trading volume reached 5.64 million shares as lists of prominent names such as Alcoa AT&T American Can DuPont General Electric and General Motors moved in active fashion.
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Alcoa
American Motora
At&t
Arizona
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Bethlehem Cities Service
Douglas Aire DuPont Eastman Emerson
Ford Motors Frontier
General Dynam
General Electric
General Motors
General Telep
Goodyear
It&t
Johns’ Manor
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ware
Motorola
New York
Cent North Américar Owens Tlinois
Pg&h Parke Davis
Pepal Cola Rea
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