Marijuana classification debate shocks Arizona audience
Scottsdale police clashed with California experts at a drug conference at Saguaro High School as Dr. William Soskin and Dr. Oliver Byrd argued marijuana is not a narcotic or physically addictive. Lt. Jack Kelly rebutted with law and crime evidence, while officials pressed for stricter statutes.
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Saarles Hill Progress
California
Scottsdale
William Soskin
Oliver Byrd
Stanford University
Arizona
Saguaro High School
Soskin
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Two Saguaro High seniors challenge marijuana story
Janet Fox and Jeanne Ballenberger object to a Scottsdale Progress piece on marijuana at Saguaro High School. They accuse reporters of a partial view and call for publication of their three page statement detailing a clearer school picture and notable student achievements. The piece notes juveniles and marijuana penalties under Arizona law and mentions possible prison terms for first and subsequent offenses.
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Saguaro High School
Janet Fox
John R. Fox
Thornwood Dr
Jeanne Ballenberger
Walter Ballenberger
San Miguel
Kelly
Arizona
Nasser backs UN plan for indirect talks with Israel
A French newsman reports Egyptian President Nasser agreed to a UN mediated indirect talks scheme with Israel. Israel signals broad Arab contact while Nasser seeks U N envoy Gunnar Jarring’s mission. Beirut Lebanon Jordan Saud Arabia Kuwait Iraq favor plan Syria hostile. Ahram warns of dangerous changes in territories and calls for UN Security Council action.
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Philip L. Newman
United Press International
Gamal Abdel’ Nasser
United Nations
Israel
U.N
Abba Taban
Jerusalem
Eduard Bergheaud
France-Soir
Nicosia
Cyprus
Nasser
Gunnar Jarring
Lebanon
Jordan
Saud
Arabia
Kuwait
Iraq
Syria
Bergheaud
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Occupieds
Eban
Mideast
Cairo
al- Ahram
Johnson defends U S world role at C 5A ceremony in Marietta
Marietta Georgia President Johnson praised American power during a ceremony unveiling the C 5A jet transport saying postwar rehabilitation depended on U S strength. In Laos Vietnam area reports cite increased guerrilla activity and a Laotian commander says North Vietnamese troops hit a government post. In Indiana a 20 year old man and 13 year old girlfriend are held in connection with two Grand Rapids gas station slayings blamed on Bond
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Marietta
Vietnam
Johnson
America
Vientiane
Laos
Cambodia
Burma
LA Porte
Ind
Indiana
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Charles
Martin
Sandra Goudie
Moll
Bondle and
Clyde
Salt River Project worker burned touching live power line
Dennis Cramer, 31, a Salt River Project employee based in Scottsdale since 1965, was burned at the Dunlap Avenue and 61st Street intersection when he touched a jumper wire he believed was dead. He may lose multiple limbs and remained hospitalized at St Joseph's Hospital after fellow lineman Don Chavey gave first aid until an ambulance arrived.
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Salt River Project
Scottsdale
Dunlap and
61St” Avé
Project
Dennis “Cramer
E. Indianola
St.Joseph’s Hospital
Cramer
Don Chavey
Catalina
Ahr
Arizona Legislature Considers Raise for Lawmakers
A weather trough moving eastward will exit Arizona by Sunday night after triggering showers. In Tucson a thundershower dropped 0.46 inches. Both Arizona House and Senate meet. House debates raising legislators' pay to 6000 dollars a year, subject to voter ratification and delayed until the next legislature.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Tucson
Resident killed in Vietnam Army medic Moncavage dies
PFC David J. Moncavage 25 Scottsdale resident and Army medic was killed in Vietnam after being listed missing February 14. He served in the Mekong Delta near Saigon since January 7. Survived by parents Sigmund and the late, two sisters Michelle and Karen, and grandmother Leora Patton. Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements.
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David J. Moncavage
Scottsdale
Vietnam
Defense Department
Moncavage
Mekong River
Saigon
Sigmund J. Moncavage
Moreland
California
Scottsdale High
Arizona State University
Leora Patton
Merced
Calif
Michelle
Karen Swenson
Corona
Messinger Mortuary
Robbery at Dale Andersons Restaurant Nets Cash
A restaurant employee was robbed of more than 2500 dollars at 34 N Marshall Way. The victim Dale Crawford of 2812 N 35th St Phoenix described a masked gunman on a patio roof who forced him to bag the receipts and lock himself in an office. Police reported additional burglaries in Scottsdale including 114 dollars stolen from a home at 6513 E Exeter and a 900 dollar jewelry and television loss at 6925 E Belleview with forced entry through a back door.
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Dale Andersons
N. Marshall Way
Dale Crawford
35Th St
Phoenix
Crawford
Peared
Scottsdale
Jolie
Kent Hanson
Exeter
Ray Gumbert
E. Belleview
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United Press Internation
U.S
Bonnie and Clyde
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Rome
Alice
Jack Collins
Barbara Crook
N. 42Nd
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Robert Dale
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