Eighty POWs to fly home in four C141 missions
Scottsdale reports eighty American former prisoners of war will fly to the United States in four 20 man groups aboard hospital C141 aircraft. Spokesmen said the first plane leaves Wednesday for Andrews Air Base with subsequent arrivals at Scott Air Base, Kelly Air Force Base, and Travis Air Force Base.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Scott Afb
Ill
Kelly Afb
Tex
Travis Afb
Calif
Hanoi
Salt River seeks Miss National Indian Trade Fair candidate
The Salt River Indian Community seeks a young woman to reign at the seventh National Indian Trade Fair this month. Candidates must be students, at least half American Indian, 16 or older, single, and able to ride horseback. The winner will publicize the fair at 10,000 E McDowell Rd March 21 to 25 and handle radio TV appearances and ceremonies.
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Salt River
Jack Williams
Arizona
Rt. A
Scottsdale
Robert Nuss
Canyon Records
16Th St
Phoenix
Salt River Reservation
E. McDowell
Paradise Valley Planning Commission reviews two subdivisions
The planning and zoning commission meets at 7 30 tonight in town hall to vote on final plat approval for Deb Lin Estates a 16 lot residential project on Mountain View Road between 50th and 52nd streets and to consider preliminary plat approval for Pebble Ridge a 15 lot subdivision south of Lincoln Drive at 46th Street.
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Paradise Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Town Hall
N. Invergordon Rd
Deb Lin Estates
Mountain View Road
50Th
52Nd Streets
Pebble Ridge
Lincoln Drive
46Th Street
Patman Leaves Naval Hospital to Return as Banking Chairman
Representative Wright Patman of Texas has temporarily left Bethesda Naval Hospital to resume duties as chairman of the House Banking Committee.
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Patman
Naval Hospital
Washington
UPI
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Burglary at Scottsdale U Pump Station Affects Cash and Invoices
Scottsdale police investigate theft from a safe at the U Pump Self Service gas station on 10200 N Scottsdale Rd totaling over 2300 dollars in cash checks and credit card invoices. The loss occurred between Sunday night and Monday morning with no sign of forced entry. A separate incident at Gold Key Art Gallery ends with a broken rear window after an alarm response spotted suspects fleeing.
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Scottsdale
Gold Key
Fifth Ave
Richard Doherty
AAA
Obituary for Walt Ditzen Cartoonist of Fan Fare
Walt Ditzen 59 creator of the syndicated Fan Fare cartoon died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mass is 3 30 p.m. Wednesday at St Thomas the Apostle Phoenix with burial in St Francis Cemetery. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Memorials to St Vincent de Paul Charity Dining Hall.
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Walt Ditzen
Church of St. Thomas the Apostle
24Th Street
Osborn
Phoenix
A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
St. Vincent de’ Paul Charity
S. Ninth Ave
Bowling figures Glen Boyer dies at 59 in Scottsdale
Services for Glen Boyer longtime Arizona bowling leader will be held at Faith Lutheran Church in Phoenix with burial at Memory Lawn Cemetery. He owned Green Gables Arrow and Camelback Bowling Lanes and helped install the valley’s first automatic pin setters. Survivors include his wife Olga daughter Sharon Deford father Roy J. Boyer and two grandchildren. Friends may call Mercer Mortuary today until noon Wednesday.
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Glen Boyer
Arizona Bowling Proprietors Association
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Faith Lutheran Church
E. Camelback Road
Boyer
40Th St
Green Gables, Arrow
Olga
Sharon Deford
Phoenix
Roy J. Boyer
Scottsdale
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas Road
Memory Lawn Cemetery
Harold Stauffer Services Held for Cycle Accessory Center Owner
Harold Stauffer 47 owner of Cycle Accessory Center Inc. died Sunday at John C. Lincoln Hospital in Phoenix. Services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary with cremation to follow. He was a Navy WWII veteran, member of Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association and Bethany Lutheran Church. Survivors include three daughters Susan Britton Jacqueline Crane Charlene Stauffer, brother Glen, and sister Pat Doud.
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Harold Stauffer
Cycle Accessory Center Inc
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Stauffer
E. Vista
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association
Bethany Lutheran Church
Phoenix
Gisela
Susan Britton
Jacqueline Crane
Mesa
Charlene Stauffer
Scottsdale
Glen
San Carlos
Pat Doud
Funeral for J Michael Hines in Scottsdale
Funeral mass for J Michael Hines 20 will be 7 30 p m tonight at the Church of Theresa 5045 E Thomas burial rites 8 30 a m Wednesday at St Francis Voice details note he died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital born Phoenix 1970 Gerard High School graduate employed by Multronics a night student at Phoenix College organizer of TAP coach four years and member of the Saguaro Chapter of the Barbershop Society survivors include parents two brothers two sisters and grandparents all of Phoenix
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J. Michael Hines
Scottsdale
Church of of Theresa
E. Thomas
St. Francis
48Th Street
Oak
Mr. Hines
E. Almeria
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Phoenix
Gerard High School
Multronics
Phoenix College
TAP
March of Dimes
Gerard
Saguaro
the Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Mrs Vera H Grant Services Held for 71 in Scottsdale
Mrs Vera H Grant 71 a native of Toronto Canada died Monday in Scottsdale Survivors include her husband A W Mickey Grant a son Robert of Arundel Canada two daughters Mrs Joan D Arcy of Beaconsfield Canada and Mrs Marlene Pinch of Baie D Urfe Quebec 11 grandchildren Funeral at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Cremation to follow
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Vera H. Grant
Toronto
Canada
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Grant
N. Woodmere
Scottsdale school board to decide on rehiring 30 teachers
The Scottsdale School Board will decide tonight if 30 teachers on one year contracts will be rehired as openings occur next year. Also discussed are transfers of 29 staff to Cherokee School under construction at Tomahawk Trail and 56th Street, opening January 1974 on the Cocopah campus.
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Scottsdale
Cherokee
Tomahawk Trail
56Th Street
Cocopah
Mary Be
Dorothy Vincent
Shirle Goodman
Carolyn
Clergyman announces death of MP William Baxter in error
In Kilsyth Scotland Rev William Kennedy told his congregation that MP William Baxter had died. Members rang Baxter's wife to offer help before Kennedy learned Baxter was alive. Kennedy apologized, saying a friend's alarm prompted the erroneous report.
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Kilsyth
Scotland
UPS
William Kennedy
William Baxter
Baxter
Kennedy
Jewelry theft hits Scottsdale Main Street store
Scottsdale police investigated a break in at a Main Street jewelry shop where an undetermined amount of jewelry was stolen. Officers could not determine value or exact items, but two life size Indian mannequins and a necklace were seized evidence after a window was smashed around 7:15 a.m. by a vehicle backing up to the storefront.
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Scottsdale
Tumbleweed Trading Co
E. Main St
Jeff Gould
Phoenix
Klies
Elies
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St. Francis Cemetery
Mr. Ditzen
E. Redwing Rd
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C. Stanton Hines
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Jack McKone
Vera. H. Grant
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Hayden Road
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Kiva
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