Spokesmen and Showbiz Gossip in Scottsdale
In Scottsdale talk, Bob Whitlow is hailed as a professional publicist for Eller’s league ambitions while other locals hype entertainment moves. Also notes on Halleman’s orchestra, Peter Gunn star Craig Stevens’ comeback, a Peter Gann project, and a witty courtroom anecdote from Joe Hunt’s era. Vic Wilmot hosts KXIV segments at 8 15 a.m.
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Svetlana Stalin Hid In Switzerland Asylum Mystery
Svetlana Stalin, daughter of Josef Stalin, remained in Switzerland on a three month visa, with whereabouts unknown amid exile rumors. Swiss officials refused comment as Beatenberg reports surfaced, while U S officials urged letting her live in peace. critics argued asylum denial reflected Cold War tensions.
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Fund raiser says Dodd was given blank check
A fund raising dinner for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd raised 12804 dollars with proceeds intended for any purpose the senator saw fit, according to Sanford Bornstein. The Senate Ethics Committee questioned use of funds as allegations of personal gain arise amid testimony about loans from campaign accounts and expenditures for personal items.
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Indian Arts Show Nets Over Twenty Seven Thousand Dollars
Scottsdale exhibition at the Executive House drew buyers from 39 states and foreign countries. Director Paul Haldermann noted over 27 000 in sales, with 13 000 on opening night. Eighteen exhibition entries will tour to the Smithsonian. Notable sales included two 800 paintings by Carl Vicenti and Patrick Swazo Hinds, a 1250 Navajo rug by Lucy Chase, and a 650 silver belt by Elliot Queble.
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Professors Seek James Kidd Estate To Fund Soul Research
Two Arizona State University professors filed a petition in Maricopa County Superior Court seeking the 200000 estate of James Kidd. They plan an endowed chair of philosophy and graduate scholarships to fund research into the existence of the soul. Probate Judge Myers will decide trustee appointment or set June 5 hearing. Police report theft of a silver and turquoise bracelet valued at 310 from the Indian Arts show exhibit table at the Executive House.
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Burglary Hits Three Scottsdale Businesses
Police investigate a dawn burglary at 314 N Scottsdale Rd that robbed Arizona Air Tool Co Shields Electric and J and R Refrigeration of 2250 total. Arizona Air Tool lost 2030 in tools while J and R Refrigeration and Shields reported smaller cash and tool losses. Burglars broke rear windows and entered through interconnected doors to access all three offices.
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Yanks Capture Red Gun Running Ship Off Saigon Front
American forces seized a 100 foot gun running trawler about 325 miles north of Saigon as U S and allied planes intensified the strike on Communist lifelines in Vietnam. Inland fighting left 78 Communists dead while U S losses included one killed and 75 wounded amid heavy mortar attacks.
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De Gaulle Rebuffs Cabinet Shakeup Despite Defeats
President Charles de Gaulle decides to postpone any cabinet reshuffle after four ministers were defeated in elections. Prime Minister Georges Pompidou announced there would be no changes for now, with the new parliamentary session set to begin April 3 and de Gaulle holding a slim majority.
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