Chaplin Knighted by Queen in Buckingham Palace Ceremony
The Queen knighted Charles Chaplin at Buckingham Palace in a warmly attended ceremony. Chaplin, 86 next month, received the order of knighthood amid cheers and a long discussion with the Queen. His wife, former Oona ONeill, smiled and supported him as he left in a wheelchair.
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London
UPI
Charlie Chaplin
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Sir Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Oona O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Sir Charles
Boundary change expands Cocopah Cherokee Little League space
Cocopah Cherokee Little League announces registration reopenings for area boys after a boundary realignment east of Tatum Boulevard between Cactus and Thunderbird. Desert Shadows joins the league. 400 signed up including three girls. 20 for first child and 10 for each additional. Tryouts, drafts, and sponsorship details listed. volunteers sought.
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Betty Reedy
Tatum Boulevard
Cactus and
Thunderbird Roads
Desert Shadows School
Paradise Valley
Maurice McGill
Don Poppe
Cocopah
Chaparral High School
Cocopah-Cherokee Little League
Don Jackson
Linda DuBois
Nancy Mongan
Ted Werner
Doris Wilson
Paul Jarvis
George Depp
Mary Lou Thomas
Ralph Onstine
Ron Schneider
al Finkelstein
Mary Jacobs
Unusual World Championship hand tests defense versus declarer
In the 1974 World Championship match The Aces of Canada led by Sammy Kehela faced Italy with Georgio Belladonna and Benito Garozzo. A three no trump contract proved harder to judge in bidding, as West and dummy carried decisive duets of tricks. Kehela’s defense overruled by a curious line could have held declarer to ten tricks. the tale shows small trumps can be valuable or wasted depending on the line chosen.
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Italy
Sammy Kehela
Georgio Belladonna
Benito Garozzo
Declarer
West
Fast
Kehela
East
Balloon to the Moon Playday at Eldorado Park
St Patrick's Playday features a Balloon to the Moon contest March 16 from 2 to 4 30 p m at Eldorado Park 2311 N Miller Rd. Activities include a bike derby balloon races Frisbee races and balloon break with prizes ribbons and a $10 farthest balloon award. Free popsicles and picnic dinners welcome with all elementary children invited. Sponsored by City of Scottsdale Community Services and Scottsdale Lions Club.
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St. Patrick’s
Eldorado Park
N. Miller Rd
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Subway crash toll rises to 42 in London disaster
Four days after London's worst subway disaster, recovery teams pulled seven more victims from the wreckage raising the final death toll to an estimated 42. The official count reach 33 with nine still believed trapped in debris and the driver Leslie Newson, 59, among those missing. Investigators suggest the crash may have been caused by the driver's collapse.
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London
UPI
Meath
Leslie Newson
Newson
Arizona Senate panel backs non jail first offense for small marijuana
A Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill removing jail terms on first possession of one ounce or less of marijuana and classifying it as a misdemeanor with a $100 to $300 fine. Subsequent offenses may still carry jail, and the measure moves toward a full Senate vote.
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Phoenix
UPI
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Roeder
Scottsdale
Stephen Davis
R-Tumacacori
Davis
Phoenix City Council to tackle South Phoenix bus runs
Emergency Phoenix council meeting set after NAACP threats court action to restore bus service. Karl Stewart says drivers faced threats but service must be kept for workers and students. court action possible today if council does not act.
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Phoenix
UPI
South Phoenix
Margaret Hance
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Karl Stewart
NAACP
Stewart
South Side
Specialist to lecture doctors on cardiopulmonary emergencies
Dr. Frank A. Vericelli, internist, will discuss diagnosis and treatment of cardiopulmonary emergencies at Scottsdale Community Hospital. The 8 p.m. lecture targets 24 hour emergency room physicians as part of SCH’s ongoing education series. The ER service began in January under the hospital’s Community Involvement Project.
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Frank A. Vericelli
Scottsdale Community Hospital
SCH
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