Man Rescued From Canal By Ditch Crew
An elderly man pulled from the Arizona Canal at North Miller Road by a ditch cleaning crew worker was revived by Rural Fire Department inhalator crews and taken to Maricopa County Hospital in good condition. Foreman Chet Rodgers and helpers Francisco Flores and Jesse Mendoza aided the rescue before EMS arrived.
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Arizona Canal
North Miller Road
Maricopa County
Chet Rodgers
W. Palmaire Dr
Francisco Flores
Jesse Mendoza
Rick Ryan
Messinger
Rodgers
Rural Fire Department
Hoalt River
College Bribe Scandal Grows
New York reports a fourth college basketball player has been questioned over a widening bribery scandal. The identity of the player and school is undisclosed. two men remain jailed for bribing Seton Hall and Connecticut players, with the case urged as possibly the worst in college basketball history.
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New York
UPI
Dist. Atty
Frank Hogan
Seton Hall University
University of Connecticut
D.A
Arizona legislature enters second extra week of overtime
Phoenix UPI reports the Arizona Legislature remains in weekend recess and will begin a second overtime week to finish appropriations and capital outlay bills. The Senate must clear a record 104 million dollar appropriation bill while the House works on a 14 million dollar higher education outlay. A loyalty oath and anti Communist measures are in flux as conferences seek salvageable language.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Senate
House
Communist ‘Party
Mass DeMolay Initiation Planned in Phoenix
Eighteen youths will be initiated in a Scottsdale Chapter mass ceremony at Phoenix Masonic Temple. The Scottsdale DeMolay Ritual team, winner of a recent district meet at Coolidge, will officiate. Recipients include Brent Cogswell Charles Uhlig Don White Bill Yoder and others. The degree line includes Robert Crawford Lee Dapper Ken Etchells and more.
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Scottsdale
DeMolay
Phoenix Masonic Temple
Coolidge
Cullen Hollister
Gary Wasson
Bill Lawren
Bill Karr
Wes Carter
Les Kilpatrick
Mike Zimmerman
Steve Sawyer
Hector Struckman
Brent Cogswell
Charles Uhlig
Don White
Bill Yoder
Robert Crawford
Lee Dapper
Ken Etchells
Robert Funk
Robert Jennings
Curt Larabell
John Lichty
Jay Mackey
Charles Pyeatt
Doug Ross
Richard
John Soderstrom
Nick Spann
Norman Storms
Albert M Crawford Former Arizona House Speaker Dies
Albert M Bumps Crawford former speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives died Friday after a heart attack at Good Samaritan Hospital He was 66 and funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon in Phoenix conducted for Crawford a noted state politician.
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Phoenix
UPI
Albert M
Bumps) Crawford
Arizona House of Representatives
Crawford
Good Samaritan Hospital
Scottsdale may extend city services to Paradise Valley town
City Manager Bob McNutt estimated a tentative $20 000 yearly figure to provide police, maintenance, engineering and planning aid to a proposed new town in Paradise Valley. Committee chair Pat Downey aims to secure official town status and one acre lot zoning to prevent Phoenix annexation.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Bob McNutt
Phoenix
Vannexation
Pat Downey
McNutt
MSU Geography Professor Resigns to Pursue Clown Career
East Lansing Michigan Dr Charles Boas assistant professor of geography at Michigan State University will resign effective Monday to pursue clown work full time He says he loves teaching but a hobby grew into a career plans to move with his family of six and has not set a definite departure date as their son recovers from tonsil surgery last week.
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East Lansing
Mich
Charles Boas
Michigan State ‘University
Charlie the Clown
Mrs. Boas
Boas
MSU
Firing Successful Space Capsule Gets New Test
NASA conducted a dramatic test of the Mercury capsule escape system from Wallops Island Virginia. The capsule climbed on a Little Joe rocket then separated, parachuted into the Atlantic about 12 11 p.m. landing apparently intact after drifting farther than planned.
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Washington
UPS
Atlantic
National Space Agency
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Rusk to pressed Gromyko on Laos meddling at UN talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans to urge Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to curb Laos meddling, arguing it threatens East West disarmament and ban talks. Attendees include Adlai Stevenson and Arkady Sobolev at a UN General Assembly meeting in New York. Moscow aid to rebels prompts US to consider major aid to the royal Lao government.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Rusk
Gromyko
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Ark
Masked Man Robs Drive-In Theater for $320
A masked robber threatened Marian Cahn at the Round-Up Drive-In ticket booth and stole $320 in cash after arriving in a pickup with a companion. He pistol whined the demand and fled in the truck, also tearing a phone from the wall.
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Marian Cahn
McNutt Talks About Taxes and Bond Issues
City Manager Bob McNutt explains how upcoming bond issues will serve residents without raising taxes. Assistant Schools Supervisor Ray J. Davis outlines steps to fit round pegs in round holes. Court Investigator Inez McLain shares a heart string case.
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Bob McNutt
Ray J. Davis
Arnaz backs Italian names in Untouchables reform
Desi Arnaz agreed not to drop Italian names for the Untouchables while meeting with leaders of the National Italian American League to Combat Defamation. He also said he would seek chances to deepen the role of Italian detective Nick Rossi, Ness's ally.
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New York
UPI
Desi Arnaz
National
Arcadia Annexation Fight Sparks Petitions Drive
Arcadia residents launch a counter-attack to defend the annexation area between East 64th and East 56th Streets. Committee chairman Jack Evans cites legal action by Phoenix City Hall and Robert Williams as the trigger. Art Petersen leads the latest petition drive with backing from Scottsdale area residents.
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Arcadia Citiens Committee
Arcadia
East 64Th
East 56Th Streets
Jack Evans
Phoenix City
Hall
Robert Williams
Williams
Phoenix Glass Company
Scottsdale
Camelback Mountain
Arizona Canal
Art Petersen
Special Salute Tonight For Udall
Phoenix Democrats host a testimonial dinner for Interior Secretary Stewart Udall as his Arizona visit caps a busy weekend. Sen Gale McGee and local figures attend a Thunderbird Room banquet while Udall comments on Arizona Indian issues and Navajo schooling. Udall returns to Washington Sunday.
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Phoenix
UPS
Stewart Udall
Arizona
Udall
Theodore. Roosevelt Dam
Thunderbird Room
Westward Ho
Gale ‘McGee
Dwyo
The
John ‘Rhodes
Mega
Hadi
Presideney
Washington
Jobless Pay Shows Drop in Early March
The Labor Department reports insured unemployment fell by 62,300 for the week ending March 4, marking the second straight weekly decline but a new record high of 3,346,500 beneficiaries for early March. Initial claims also dropped by 42,000 as the program covers only a fraction of the workforce.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Family of Six Die in Blaze at Sandy Ridge NC
A mother Pauline Hawkins 36 and her five children Gallion 13 Larry 9 Teresa 6 Timmy 5 and Danny 3 perished when fire engulfed their six room home in Sandy Ridge North Carolina. Ed Hawkins husband arrived from Walnut Cove and Howard Hawkins grandfather escaped and both men were treated for burns.
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Sandy Ridge
N. C
UPID
Pauline Hawkins
Gallion
Larry
Teresa
Timmy
Danny
Ed Hawkins
Walnut Cove
Howard Hawkins
Hawkins
Algerians Guard Algiers and Oran for Possible Violence
Paratroops and police stood guard today in Algiers and Oran ready to stop any Arab or European attempt to trigger renewed violence.
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Algiers
API
Oran
Storms Rain, Wind, Tornadoes Hit Southern States
United Press International reports a 2000 mile storm system sweeping the South with tornado warnings in Alabama and Florida. Tornadoes damaged homes near Mobile, hail affected property, and Mobile logged 1.04 inches of rain in six hours. McComb Mississippi recorded 1.48 inches.
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United Press International
Alabama
Florida
Gulf
Atmore
Ala
Mobile
Mobile Municipal
McComb
Miss
Mississippi
River veteran severs barges. $40,000 damage in Ohio River incident
52 year old Tug boat captain Sam Marunich, furious over job loss at Tron City Sand Gravel Co, cut moorings of three barges on the Ohio River. One sank after drifting eight miles. the other two reached East Liverpool, Ohio before recovery. FBI arrested him Friday in Industry, Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Sam Marunich
Tron
FBI
Industry
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Ohio
Board approves Scottsdale sign variances for multiple firms
The Scottsdale Board of Adjustment granted sign variances to three oil companies a bank and a realty concern. Humble Oil stations at Continental and Scottsdale and 68th and Thomas face 7 by 11 foot limits and max 21 feet above ground. Mobil Oil at 145 W McDowell allowed height up to 21 feet with 65 feet from road center. Shell at Monte Vista and McDowell authorized a canopy sign. Bank of Scottsdale receives six month free standing site sign permit 9 to 15 feet high on North Scottsdale. OMalley Investment and Realty gains six month permit for a free standing sign at 6600 E Thomas.
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Scottsdale Board of Adjustment
Humble Oil
Continental
Scottsdale
68Th and
Thomas
Mobil Oil Company
McDowell
Monte Vista
Bank of Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
O'Malley Investment and Realty Company
FE. Thomas
Spain Charges Morocco in Sahara Kidnap Case
Spain formally charges Morocco with kidnapping 11 oil technicians from an American Spanish oil camp in the Spanish Sahara last Saturday. Madrid says Moroccan regular armed bands sought to attack the territory and cites one Moroccan in the assault. Morocco has not disclosed the hostages' whereabouts.
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Madrid
UPD
Spanish Sahara
Spanish Foreign Affairs Ministry
Morocco
Leopards threaten to massacre Europeans in Kasongo area
United Nations reports a Leopard Men sect in Kasongo area threatens to kill Europeans, especially Belgians, while Malayan troops and Congolese National Army pursue terrorists. Spokesman notes hundreds of natives reportedly on a ram page and armed with bows and arrows. U N negotiations over return of supply bases at Matadi and Banana drag on without progress.
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U.N
Kasongo
Matadi
Banana
Congo Raiders Kill Portuguese Near Angola Border
Reports from Lisbon say Congolese terrorists attacked Europeans near the Angolan border killing men women and children. A Lisbon newspaper cited 28 European fatalities on a single farm amid fires and lootings. officials described dawn raids and later attacks on Carmona repelled by local forces with civilian aid.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPID
Angola
Diario Popular
Portuguese Overseas Department
Congo
Carmona
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