Kennedy Wins Nebraska Primary Building California Bid
Kennedy defeats McCarthy in Nebraska with over 50 percent of the vote continuing a string of primary wins. Nixon cruises to a 70 percent Republican victory as Kennedy eyes California and a 174 Democratic delegates. Stephen Smith, Kennedy's campaign manager, travels to California for the upcoming test.
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Nixon aims at Oregon primary
Nixon targets Oregon's May 28 primary after a strong Nebraska showing. He expects solid opposition from Gov Ronald Reagan of California as the only two names likely remain on the Republican ticket.
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Four Car Pileup Injures Teen at Scottsdale Intersection
Ann Adams 18 of 4701 N 68th St treated and released at Baptist Hospital after a chain reaction crash at Indian School Rd and Brown Ave. Others involved were Jack Anderson 38 Alan Baird 18 and Betty Wood 36. Anderson cited for failure to control.
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Obituary for Dr. Fahlen Former state health official dies
Dr. Frederick T. Fahlen Sr. 86 of 4750 Indian Bend Ra former president of the Maricopa County Medical Society and former state superintendent of public health died at home Tuesday. He came to Arizona in 1918 after serving in the Surgeon General's Corps in World War I and led state health efforts from 1923 to 1929. Survived by Olive his wife two sons F T Ted Fahlen Jr. and Dr Charles E. Fahlen a daughter Mrs A R Campbell a sister Mrs Carlotta George and 10 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Services Thursday 11 a.m. at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with private entombment at Greenwood Mausoleum. Friends may visit the mortuary today. Contributions to Phoenix Center for the Blind preferred.
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Vista del Camino Residents Honored for Basic EducationParticipation
Fourteen adults from the Vista del Camino neighborhood will receive awards at Yavapai Elementary School for two years of participation in the Basic Adult Education Program. A recognition dinner is set for 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Recipients include Esperanza Matus Alvina Uriarte Marie Gonzalez Maria Valenzuela Isabel Perey Adelina Martinez for two years and Olivia Martinez Ignacio Zarabia Alvino Contreras Jerardo Lavern Enedina Martinez Maria Valencia for one year. Instruction covered basic and advanced English mathematics and American history. women also learned sewing care canning and food preservation.
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Fire at Jack McCall Stables Extends to Brush Fire
Firemen battled a manure fire at Jack McCall Stables 7230 E Camelback around 3 a.m. Unknown cause with no building damage. Separately a brush fire at 4114 E Bell Rd was partly put out on arrival, possibly started by a cigarette. a Paradise Valley HS student, Carl Humphrey, helped extinguish it.
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Scottsdale Budget Resolution Declared Emergency May 7 1968
City of Scottsdale adopts a tentative budget for fiscal year 1968 1969 to ensure public peace health and safety declaring an emergency and making the resolution effective immediately after passage by the City Council and approval by the mayor on May 7 1968
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Scottsdale Tentative Budget Resolution for 1968 69
Legal notice outlines Resolution 623 adopting tentative expenditures and budget for Scottsdale for fiscal year July 1 1968 to June 30 1969 declaring an emergency. It notes reliance on Arizona laws charter and ordinances and requires city council adoption and filing with the City Clerk. Mayor B L Tims signs the document.
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Moonlike Moon Crater Site Studied in Ambo y Desert
In Am boy California a dark scar on the Mojave Desert floor is named the most moonlike spot in the United States. Ryan Aircraft engineers compared radar signals from the Am boy Crater region to those recorded on the moon by Surveyor robots.
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Heart transplant patient dies after seven days with new heart
A 62 year old hospital administrator, John Mc Stuckwish, died in Houston after seven days with a new heart from a beating victim. His condition worsened and liver failure with jaundice was cited. Four of fourteen global transplant patients remained alive worldwide in Houston Paris London and Cape Town.
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Woman Breaks Bourbon Bottle During Liquor Store Robbery
In Seattle a high school art teacher Mrs Chamberlain defuses a robbery by smashing a bourbon bottle on the gunman’s head after he points a pistol at the cashier. She calmly questions him as staff and customers are escorted to a rear office until police arrest the suspect. The robber’s talk and the store manager’s orderly handling precede police arrival.
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