Second National Indian Trade Fair Opens With Parade
The event runs through March 31 at the Pima Maricopa Salt River Indian Reservation Community Center. Highlights include wrestling, girls basketball, fashion show, stage revue, battle of the bands, rodeo, sky diving, and track and field days. Exhibits from many tribes run daily 10 am to 6 pm with Indian art sponsored by the Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council. Gov. Jack Williams and Will Rogers Jr. attend. trick riders and dancers perform. Scottsdale students tour Tuesday. 1500+ students expected. Tickets for rodeo at the reservation center.
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Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Pima - Maricopa Salt River
Scottsdale
Salt River Indian Reservation
City urged to keep up work for All American City bid
An official of the National Municipal League advised Scottsdale to maintain progress as it eyes future All American City contests. William J. D. Boyd of the league praised the city’s efforts and noted honorable mention can lead to eventual top honors. The Lamellback Jaycees, led by Warren Searles, nominated Scottsdale for the award.
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National Municipal League Today
Scottsdale
Warren Searles
Lamelback Jaycees
William J. D. Boyd
League
Jaycees
Phoenix slaying suspect faces first degree murder charges
Robert Dean Endreson, 20, detained in Florence on federal probation violations, is to be charged with first degree murder for the March 1 pistol slayings of Linda Hodge and Sylvia Presley. Ballistics linked a .3 caliber pistol to the deaths. witnesses included Audry Wojahn, 19, Endreson’s common law wife, questioned and later released.
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UPI
Robert Dean Endreson
Endreson
Florence
Linda Hodge
Sylvia Presley
U.S
Hodge
Presley
Today
Audry Wojahn
Endre- Son
Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Station Break-ins
Scottsdale Police jailed Donald Maurice Neale for first degree burglary with $5,000 bail after two service stations were robbed last night. Kennedy Shell at 108 N Scottsdale Rd and Whitney’s Shell at 452 E Indian School Rd were burglarized with small cash and items taken. Neale, seen fleeing by George Long, was arrested intoxicated near the scene. Bail set by Justice Harold Holcomb at 5,000.
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Scottsdale
Donald Maurice-Neale
Kennedy Shell
N. Scottsdale Rd
Whitney
Shell
E. Indian School Rd
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
YMCA Dedication Set for New North 74th Street Facility
The official dedication of the new YMCA building at 3019 N. 74th St. is tomorrow at 4 p.m. featuring Dick Johnson as master of ceremonies and Ernie Banks as keynote speaker and YMCA Athlete of the Year. Attendees include Mayor Bud Tims and other regional officials. The $75,000 expansion adds a gym, weight room, showers, a lighted diamond, and a track with a Marine Corps reserve‑built course to be completed this summer.
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74Th St
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Marine Corps Reserve
Donald T. van Ess
Scottsdale Construction
Sing Out group touts positive teen role in Scottsdale
Local high school students from Sing Out dispute reports of rising drug use in Scottsdale and Valley teens. Members from Saguaro Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale High highlight their moralis ed music centered effort to promote Americanism and constructive activities while touring Palm Springs and attending Moral Re-armament conferences.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale and Valley
Sing Out
People” Movement
Bob Raymond
Mike Landron
Saguaro
Memorial Coliseum
Phoenix
Valley
Raymond
Landron
America
Jan Angier
Arcadia High
Palm Springs
Moral Re-armament Inc
Angier
Juliet Flannigan
Kathy Fassett
Carla Hull
Saguaro High School
Kathy
Leslie Zurr
Charlie Pavariney
Mary
Beth Bakewell
Scottsdale High
Jidy Blakey
Terry
Mike Prouty
Coronado
Jane Angier
Beverly’ Kirk
Arcadia
Foes switch sides in Paradise Valley incorporation debate
Ralph I. Peterson and other former opponents of Paradise Valley incorporation have shifted to support it. Peterson cites the town’s progress and good governance, while Mayor Jack Huntress notes fading opposition but questions who pays ongoing legal fees.
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Paradise Valley
Ralph I. Peterson
Camelback Manor Dr
Peterson
Jack Huntress
Thomas Jackson
Scottsdale
Jackson
Yucca Rd
Mark Gruber
el Chorro Lodge
Lincoln Dr
Phoenix
Gruber
Huntress
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Westmoreland regrets leaving before peace is restored
SAIGON General William C. Westmoreland said he was honored to be promoted to Army chief of staff but regretted leaving before peace is restored for the people torn by Communist aggression. He learned of his appointment in a call from Gen. Earle K. Wheeler.
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William C. Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
Earle K. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
Johnson reshuffles top Great Society aides Cohen named MEW head
President Johnson nominates Wilbur J. Cohen as secretary of Health Education and Welfare and R Sargent Shriver as ambassador to France in a broad administrative reshuffle. Cohen has served as acting MEW secretary since March 1 after Gardner's departure.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
R. Sargent Shriver
France
Shriver
Paris Post
Cohen
Gardner
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