Supreme Court to rule on state residency voting limits
The court agreed to hear next term challenges to state residency requirements that bar millions from presidential ballots. The term will also address welfare residence rulings, with opinions to follow after a two week recess.
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Fire damages east Mesa shopping center with 25000 dollar loss
A fire at 7133 E Apache Trail damaged a large shopping center east of Mesa. The blaze began in a drug store storeroom and spread to the attic, gutting the rear storeroom and scorching items to the store front. Firefighters from Scottsdale Apache Junction and RFD stations battled the flames. No injuries reported at the center.
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Scottsdale District kindergarten enrollment opens for 1969
Scottsdale District 18 elementary schools begin registering youngsters for next year's kindergarten program. Children must be 5 on or before Dec. 21, 1969. Parents should bring birth or baptismal certificates. One district program offers three hours of instruction daily with no enrollment cost.
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Curtain blaze blamed on wind in Phoenix home
Fire officials reported a fire at Mrs. Wesley Owen's home 8556 E Sage Dr about 11:30 a.m. Saturday caused about 500 dollars in damage when curtains blew across a lamp on the second floor setting them alight. Firefighters also responded to multiple car and outdoor fires across the city, including a 200 dollar vehicle fire at 815 N Hayden and a larger engine area fire at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Neighbors helped extinguish two fence fires on E Indianola while crews were en route, with causes linked to children at play with matches.
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Phoenix
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Indianaola
Suspect Faces Burglary Trial in Scottsdale Court
Clyde Eugene Tuttle of Phoenix bound over to Superior Court to stand trial for burglary from auto after a preliminary hearing in Justice Court Scotts? fidale. Police say they recovered a large amount of property linked to auto burglaries dating back to last fall.
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Eugene Tuttle
Superior Court
Scottsfidale
Justice Court
Tuttle
Phoenix
Credit Given to Saxton Family in Birth Notice
A newspaper correction credits Roger and Emilia Saxton of 8211 E Garfield for the birth, acknowledging their baby boy and congratulating Nancy Saxton. The notice clarifies earlier misattributions from the April 12 listing.
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Panty
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E. Garfield
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Storms Rage Across Oklahoma and Texas With Floods and Hail
Storms pummeled Oklahoma and Texas bringing heavy rain lightning and thunder. Tornadoes were reported near Crowell Texas while large hail pelted Midland Abilene and Goldsmith. Floodwaters closed highways between San Angelo and Abilene as showers spread across the Southwest and Plains.
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Burglars Take Color TV From Several Homes
Police report burglars forced entry to homes on Monterey Way and 66th Street between Friday and Saturday night, stealing a color television and cash totaling about 55 dollars. A locked Arcadia door was forced to enter Lester Maser’s home and a window was broken at William Hasselle’s residence while occupants were away.
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Police graduates Dahl and diversifying Scottsdale force
Police graduates Dahl along with 13 Scottsdale officers and several from Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Indian reservations, and other communities. Piers.
Obituary notices for Carroll Sandlin and Signe Keranen
Carroll Sandlin 45 assistant housing director ASU died Saturday in Luke AFB Hospital after a heart attack five weeks earlier. Military services 11 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary burial Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include wife Betty C Scottsdale daughter Betty Bradshaw of Phoenix mother Mrs Ute Sandlin Somerton two brothers Clovis Yuma Rex Leonard Somerton sister Mrs Rex Leonard Somerton. Signe M Keranen 65 died Thursday at Doctor's Hospital Rock Springs Wyoming. Survived by daughter Mrs Schuster Rock Springs. Burial plans in Rock Springs.
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Graveside services for infant Carrie Spelts held at Greenwood Cemetery
Graveside services were conducted today for seven week old Carrie Lee Spelts daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Spelts of 1911 N 70th St. The infant was found dead by her mother Friday morning at home. Survivors include her parents a brother Louis C Spelts Scottdale grandparents Mr and Mrs George Robinson Louis C Spelts and Dr Helen Tovrea of California great grandparents Mr and Mrs Rodney Spelts of California and great grandmother Helen J Tovrea of Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
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California
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Phoenix
Read ing Reform Foundation Conference Attendees Named
Two area residents will participate in the eighth annual Reading Reform Foundation Conference in San Francisco this summer. Mrs. Raymond Rubicam will preside on July 9 and 10. Mrs. Mamie Sizemore of Phoenix will lead a Planetary Keys to Reading workshop. A benefit luncheon at the Safari Hotel features Dr. Jamies E.F. McDonald of the University of Arizona critiquing the Condon report on Unidentified Flying Objects.
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Foundation
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Phoenix
Merrill Lynch outlook report on chemical and petroleum sectors
A late Merrill Lynch market note surveys chemical and petroleum industries asking about current outlook and long term trend. It notes forum reservations and hints at research department stock suggestions for speculation growth and income.
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Chemical & Petroleum
Maye's Department Store
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