Coronado Senior Wins National DECA Tire Manual Prize
Kevin Cassidy, a blind senior at Coronado High, won the National DECA first prize of $100 in stock for his 90 page tire manual. The project, created during Christmas break, guides fire industry history, purchasing, inventory, promotions, and safety. Cassidy placed first in state before joining 4200 convention participants in Los Angeles.
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Kevin Cassidy
Coronado
Richard Auxier
Scottsdale Firestone
Cassidy
Coronado High
DECA
Los Angeles
Scottsdale
Dick Auxier
Girls Club Open House in Scottsdale Monday Evening
Scottsdale Girls Club at 8250 E Rose Lane hosts an open house from 7 to 9 with a gymnastics team performance at 7 followed by a 7 15 fashion show featuring sewing class creations. At 7 45 an intro to dance class, then two plays at 8 by Papago extension and Rose Lane clubs.
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Scottsdale
E. Rose Lane
Rose Lane Club
Fire damages storage room in Minnie Rendina residence
Firemen report an explosion of gasoline fumes from a hot water heater pilot light in a storage room at 7514 E. Belleview causing about 1000 dollars in damage and spreading to the attic before containment. A separate grease fire on a stove at 2639 N. 68th St. caused about 300 dollars damage to the kitchen.
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Minnie Rendina
E. Belleview
Scottsdale
Leroy F. Mentzer
68Th St
Allende seeks expropriation of ITT stake in Chile
President Salvador Allende asked Congress to expropriate ITT's 70 percent share in Chile's largest telephone company, mirroring the copper takeover last July. He said the move honors the nation and would be allowed by a constitutional amendment.
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UPI
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International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Chile
U.S
Allende
Hemisphere
ITT
Fire citations revealed at Idaho Sunshine Mine
Senate investigators report Sunshine Mining Co. of Kellogg Idaho faced 14 fire safety violations in the 21 months before a fatal fire that killed 91 miners. Violations included missing extinguishers inspection lapses and inadequate precautions near explosive storage.
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Sunshine Co
Urban League head to speak at Phoenix banquet
Vernon Jordan Jr. executive director of the National Urban League will speak at the Phoenix Urban League community banquet at the Towne House Tuesday. The event, starting at 7 p.m., will announce Urban League Scholarships in Memory of Whitney Young. Jordan succeeded Young after his 1971 Lagos drowning. He is a civil rights leader who graduated from DePauw in 1957 and Howard University Law in 1960.
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National Urban League, Inc
Phoenix
Phoenix Urban League
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Urban League
Whitney Young
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Young
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Nigeria
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DePauw University
Howard University
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Mothers' Day Walk for Peace Planned by Tempe Center
A Mothers Day walk for peace is scheduled Sunday starting at 6 p.m. sponsored by the Tempe Peace Center. Participants meet at 5:30 p.m. in the Park Central lot at Central Avenue and Osborn Road in Phoenix and proceed to Central and Northern Avenues for a candlelight ceremony at 8 p.m. at Crossroads Methodist Church. Wreaths will be laid along the route as a spokesman stated the walk expresses opposition to the Vietnam war escalation.
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Vietnam
McCloskey Subpoenaed Over Nixon Hughes Loan Book
Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr. was ordered to appear in Los Angeles Superior Court on June 7 in a suit to stop publication of The Nixon Hughes Loan. He arrived in San Francisco with a subpoena and said he provided some book documents to newspapers earlier.
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San Francisco
UPI
Paul McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Los Angeles Superior Court
Nixon-Hughes
Los Angeles Times
Obituary notices for Charles H. Motsinger and Ann Peterson
Charles Harold Motsinger, 63, died Thursday in a Valley hospital. Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Metsinger Mortuary Chapel Phoenix with cremation to follow. He worked at the Arizona Biltmore Resort Hotel since the 1940s and moved to Scottsdale in 1943 from Lansing Michigan. Survivors include sister Florence L. Dugan of Cincinnati Ohio. Ann Peterson, 32, a former Bonanza Airlines stewardess, died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She lived at 5234 E. McDonald and had resided in Scottsdale since 1957 from Hesteria California. Survived by husband Lyle, daughter Crystal Ann, son Carl Lyle, mother Florene Hancock of Colorado City Texas, and two brothers and three sisters out of state. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Chapel with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation 7–9 p.m. Monday.
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Charles Harold Motsinger
A Valley Hospital
Metsinger
Ann Peterson
Bonanza Airlines
Good Samaritan Hospital
Peterson
E. McDonald
Scottsdale
Hesteria
Calif
Lyle
Crystal Ann
Carl
ASU Professor to Speak at East Maricopa League Meeting
Tempe event features Dr. Steven MacKinnon of Arizona State University speaking at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building Broadway and Mill Avenue. He just returned from a mainland China tour with the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars.
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Mainland China
Arizona State University
Steven MacKinnon
East Maricopa
People’s Republic of China
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Doc” Wright
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