Troops guard riot scarred Hermosillo after clashes
Army units with bayonets fixed moved into Hermosillo Sonora to quell fighting between supporters of Faustino Selix Serna and Felix opponents. A mob sacked Serna’s campaign HQ as one death and 15 injuries were reported in the latest outbreak amid PRI actions and local opposition. Sixty infantry surrounded Gov Encinas at his home amid criticism over his Felix backing.
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Hermosillo
Sen
Mexico
UPI
Sonora
Luis Encinas
Arizona
Faustino Selix Serna
Felix
Encinas
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
PRI
Mexico City
Three Women Deny Prostitution Charges in Scottsdale
Three women pleaded not guilty to prostitution and face trial June 21 before City Magistrate E L Boyle. Michele Michaels 23 and Dawn Howard 25 also await arraignment on marijuana possession before Justice Harold Holcomb. Police raided 11624 N Scottsdale Rd. Pauline Bowers 41 was arrested with charges of unlawfully hiring and receiving for prostitution. All were released on bond.
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Scottsdale
E. L. Boyle
Michelle Michaels
Dawn Howard
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Miss Michaels
Miss Howard
N. Scottsdale Rd
Pauline Bowers
Scottsdale Police Department
Paradise Valley Board to Start Negotiations for High School Site
The Paradise Valley School Board plans to negotiate with the State Land Office to purchase the Paradise Valley High School site after legislation trimmed the estimated cost from 65000 to 5204 dollars. A five week summer corrective reading program will run at Larkspur School for grades one through seven with 25 hours of instruction costing 25 dollars. The board also accepted Camp Bello Greenway and Desert Cave Elementary Schools as substantially completed and named Dorothy Henecke head teacher for Desert Cave School for 1967 68.
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Paradise Valley School Board
State Land Office
Paradise Valley
Larkspur
Campa Bello
Greenway
Desert Cave
Four GIs Die as Army Truck Overturns Near DMZ
The US Army says a five ton truck carrying soldiers to a surveillance post near the Korean DMZ went out of control and overturned in Korea. Four soldiers were killed and several others injured. Names of the victims were not released.
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Seoul
Korean Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Obituary of Joseph Brault Sentinel co owner
Joseph Augustine Wilfrid Brault 67 part owner of Sentinel Supply Co died yesterday at 3201 N 81st Pl after moving from San Francisco in 1963 He managed office work for Associated General Employers in San Francisco He was born in Canada Survivors include wife Bernadette two daughters Mrs Charles Cocuzza Scottsdale and Mrs Charles De Loachy San Francisco a brother and five grandchildren Rosary tomorrow afternoon at Messinger Mortuary Mass Friday 9 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Burial in San Francisco Friends may call after 7 pm today at the mortuary
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Joseph Augustine Wilfrid Brault
Sentinel Supply Co
San Francisco
Brault
Associated General Employers
Canada
Bernadette
Charles Cocuzza
Scotts
Dale
Charles de Loachy
Messinger Mortuary
Our Body of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Blind school summer program announced
The Foundation for Blind Children announces a summer recreational program from June 12 to July 7 at 206 S Hinton Ave. Activities include music, dancing, arts and crafts, swimming and bowling for children seven or older with visual deficiency. Contact 947 3744. Henry Shipley of Salt River Project elected president of the board. other officers named John Fahey, Mrs. Robert Corcoran, James Moeller, and Albert Choules.
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Foundation For Blind Children
S. Hinton Ave
Henry Shipley
Salt River Project
Foundation
John Fahey
Robert Corcoran
James Moeller
Albert Choules
City Approves $4.9 Million Budget With Staff Hikes
City Council votes unanimously to approve a $4.9 million tentative budget subject to a June 6 public hearing. Over $200,000 will fund city employee pay raises and about 20 new hires. The plan includes $805,000 for capital improvements and $165,000 surplus to be used for hydrants traffic signals and yard upgrades.
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Bill Donaldson
Arizona State Tax Commission
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Corporation
Protest strike darkens Paris across France
A 24 hour general strike against Charles de Gaulle's six month power plan idled millions of workers, shuttered offices, hotels, and theaters, halted trains and buses, with power and water affected and schools closed. The army moved trucks as parliament prepared a delayed debate on the bill.
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PARTS
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Light
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Stock Market Averages End Mixed in Noon Trading
United Press International reports at 2 p.m. EDT the Dow Jones industrials at 884.35 down 1.45, rails at 239.07 up 0.58, utilities 137.96 down 0.27, with overall sales totaling 6,830,000 shares. Noon values show mixed activity across major issues including Alcoa, AT&T, General Electric, General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, and others.
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Dow Jones
New York
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Dss Anaconda
Arizona
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
NY - Bethlehem
Cities Service
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
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UPI Photo
Karen Hendrix
Missouri
Miami Beach
Hunt School
Dorothy Henecke
Korea
Joseph Brault
USA
U.S. Brewers Association, Inc
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Beer
Namo
City
United States Brewers Association, Inc
P.O. Box
Planning Commission
B. BR. Wanamaker
Illion
Pree
Sabu, Baby Elephant
Nicolinni Chimps
Coronado High Auditorium
74Th
Oak Sts
Scottsdale & Camelback
Suarex
Jaycees
United Press International
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North American
Owens Hlinois
POSS
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry
Valley Transit
1St Street
Monroe
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