Scottsdale air man earns Air Medal oak leaf clusters
Capt. Robert F. Sprague of Scottsdale and Arizona State University through the Air Force Institute of Technology received third and fourth oak leaf clusters to the Air Medal for meritorious achievement as Electronic Warfare Officer Supervisor during 1963 to 1965 in Alaska. He also earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with one oak leaf cluster, the National Defense Service Medal and an Outstanding Unit Award.
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Arizona State University
Air Force Institute of Technology
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E. Loma Land Dr
Obituaries for Gooch and Fuget Offered in Phoenix Area
Services for Everett Pursey Gooch 74 of Scottsdale were held at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. He died Thursday at Mesa General Hospital. Cremation followed private services. Survived by son Dr Robert E and sister Thelma. cremated remains to be returned to Winchester Virginia. Local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. Earl Fuget 74 of Scottsdale died Thursday at St Joseph's Hospital Phoenix. Retired US Naval Ordnance Dept employee born Harrisburg PA. survived by wife Ella son Jack daughter Geraldine and brother Paulin. Local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Messinger
Dale K. Smith
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Mesa General Hospital
Westinghouse Electric Co
Cornell College of Engineering
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Scottsdale
Winchester
W. Va
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Creighton
Ogden
Utah
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Fuget
U.S. Naval Ordinance Depot
Clearfield
Harrisburg
Ella
Jack
Geraldine Wertenberger
Cleveland
Paulin
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Trading Rebounds As GM Moves Spark Market Rally
The market swung from steep losses to a late rally after GM announced production cutbacks then pledged to resume normal schedules. The Dow Jones average closed up modestly despite earlier lows as traders weighed inflation threats and tax policy amid volatile swings.
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Dow- Jones
Auto dealers brace for calls on defect warnings count
Senate figures show 18 percent of 47 million cars built in six years may have defects with 8.7 million recalled. The four major automakers supplied defect lists. officials say not all recalled cars were defective and data remain under review by vehicle safety experts.
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UPI
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Ribicoff
General Motors
American Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Senate
Ribbon
SO Department
Vsis Automotuve
Three Hurt in Two Car Crash on Yih Street and McClure
Three people were injured in a two car crash on Yih Street at the McClure section in Scottsdale. A Ferrall vehicle carried four passengers, including an 18 year old Sg, who were treated and released.
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Scottsdale
Yih St
Ferrall
Republicans seek name for campaign elephant
GOP lawmakers invite entrants to name the party’s elephant symbol, rented for the contest that ends June 2. The prize includes travel, a hotel stay, and two tickets to a Republican Gala. Democrats may object to the gift.
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More murder victims sought in moorland killings case
Authorities hinted at another large search on British moorlands for at least two more possible victims in the Bodies on the Moor case. Ian Brady and Myra Hindley were convicted of killing two children and a youth, with the court noting the victims age twelve Pauline Read and Keith Bennett vanished in 1963. Brady and Hindley received life sentences after a jury found them guilty of the murders.
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England
UPI
Britain
Ian Brady
Myra Hirtchey
Keith Ben- Bat
Fame
Pauline Read
Manchester City
Sereh
Brady
Miss Hindley Overs
Hitler
Cancer trader critical condition reported by doctors
Report indicates a trader named Cancer has been described as in critical condition by doctors, with medical staff awaiting further assessment of his prognosis.
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Thomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
Republican Congressional Committee
Birth Notices From Local Hospitals
Howard and Diane Brunton at 2602 N Tist St welcome a boy. John and Janet Green at 525 N 76th St No 20 welcome a girl on April 2. Heber and Judy welcome a girl on May 1. James and Mary Ann McCracken at 7549 E Moreland welcome a boy on April 26. James and Sally Davis at 8113 E Weldon welcome a boy on April 30. Charles Schrivner at 2615 N 69th St welcome a girl at Good Samaritan Hospital. John and Judith Thomas at 8007 E Palm La welcome a girl on May 4. Leonard and ? welcome a ? on ? .
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Diane
Tist St
Green
John
Janet
76Th St
GM to decide on Monday whether to resume production cutbacks
GM plans a Monday decision on resuming production cutbacks at several plants amid labor contract rules. Some plants will run a four day week while others face temporary layoffs. market activity fell as the news spread. The Tonawanda engine line and Rochester component plant face limited operations and layoffs affecting thousands of workers statewide.
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Wall Street
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Sehroud
Federal
Detroit
General Motors Corp
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United Jielp Workers
Chevrolet
Tarrytown
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G.M
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Rochester
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Local clipping yields fractured quote fragments
A damaged OCR fragment shows stray phrases about someone named fa and an evasive remark. The text hints at a cropped hair reference and a derisive "fool" without clear context or complete names, making a definite event or person identification impossible.
Arizona plans changes to renewals and licensing rules
Arizona officials proposed to abolish written tests on license renewals for drivers with no citations in three years. The plan includes laminated licenses, renewal noting oral or written exams, certified mail for suspensions, and separate enforcement. Ben Foote linked the governor’s investigation of favoritism to the push.
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UPI
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Arizona ‘Highway Mission
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Motor Vehicle Division
Ben Foote
Sam Goddard
Scottsdale Library Friends Book Sale Nets 1350 Dollars
The Friends of Scottsdale Public Library raised 1350 in cash from a recent sale. About 1300 donated books were added to shelves, mainly reference and text volumes. Funds will support equipment, the Southwest Collection, art and music books, and access to more reference titles.
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Friends of the Library
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Luther H. Flick
Hohokam School
Richard Auxier
Norman Outcast
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