Czech leadership meets Grechko amid Warsaw Pact tensions
Soviet Defense Minister Andrei Grechko arrived in Prague to discuss Czechoslovakia’s Warsaw Pact stance and mutual interests with the new leadership. Czech papers criticized Masaryk, while U S Defense Secretary Clifford urged continued aid to free nations and a united Western front. Senate Foreign Relations Committee members signaled long, difficult Paris talks with North Vietnam.
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French workers seize Renault plant amid student protests
In Paris suburbs thousands of Communist led workers occupied the Renault factory while student leaders urged solidarity. Police and gendarmerie were mobilized as strikes spread to Lyon and Paris papers. The CGT urged restraint and rejected student overtures, signaling a tense national crisis.
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Poor city builders halt Resurrection City housing over funds
Washington UPI reports the Poor People’s Campaign says construction of Resurrection City housing must stop without an immediate surge in donations. March leaders warned that continued shortfall could endanger shelter for the 2,900 marchers expected in Washington by Sunday near the Lincoln Memorial. An SCLC official called the situation very critical as contributions pace continues.
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Woman Slightly Hurt in Scottsdale Car Crash
A 29 year old Phoenix woman Judy Nichols was treated and released after a two car crash at 6811 B Thomas Rd Scottsdale Police said her car stopped at the light and was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Lee Wilcox 35 of 8526 E McDonald Wilcox was not hurt and cited for failure to control a vehicle.
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Scottsdale
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Safety patrols honored at Scottsdale pool picnic
Sheriff L C Boies and the Maricopa County Sheriff's Mounted Posse sponsor a Saturday picnic for 800 to 1,000 school safety patrols from over 30 county schools at the Scottsdale Pool and Second Street site. Patrols oversee crosswalks halls and playgrounds and will enjoy hot dogs soda ice cream and swimming from 10 a.m. into the afternoon.
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Lower voting age urged by Hayden aide in Senate
Roy Elson administrative assistant to Senator Hayden urged the Senate subcommittee on constitutional amendments to lower the voting age to 18. He said about 80,000 Arizona youths would be affected and cited Georgia Kentucky Alaska and Hawaii as successes. He argued educated young people can intelligently exercise suffrage.
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Carl Hayden
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Tornadoes Kill 72 in 11 States Across UPI Report
United Press International reports 72 dead with thousands injured as tornadoes struck 11 states including Arkansas Iowa Illinois Indiana Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Tennessee and Mississippi. Arkansas suffered the heaviest toll with 44 deaths and 34 in Jonesboro. Charles City and Oelwein reported significant destruction and homelessness. Governor Harold Hughes appealed for aid.
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Sudan opposition leader accuses ruling party of hell threat
Saddik Elmahdi, head of Sudan's opposition, said his election defeat came after leaders warned deeply religious Sudanese they would go to hell if they voted for him. The report also notes severe tornado damage across multiple states with deaths and widespread destruction.
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Obituary notices for Bitner Pound and Elliott in Scottsdale area
Fred H Bitner 77 owner of Bitner Shop Scottsdale died at Baptist Hospital He was a charter member of Valley Presbyterian Church Scottsdale Masonic Lodge 43 Hiram Club and Fifth Ave Merchants Association He is survived by a son Bar...
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Phoenix
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Caporgno
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Panoramic Press
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Bryan
Beatrice Rutten
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres
Mortuary
Stock Market Roundup From United Press Major Movers List
Dow Jones 3 p.m. EDT shows trading mixed with gains in IBM 65.2, General Electric 91, Ford 54.5, Chrysler 63, RCA 50, Texaco 62, Xerox 27.8, and other U.S. issues. Noon totals report 10,110,000 shares traded. several blue chips including Amoco, DuPont, General Motors, Boeing, Eastman Kodak, and Union Oil noted with varied percentages.
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Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
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United Aircraft
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City of Scottsdale Bid Call for Street Sweeper
The City of Scottsdale invites bids for a four wheel street sweeper. Bid forms and specifications are available at the City Purchasing Office 60 West Indian School Road Scottsdale AZ. Bids due May 28 1968 at 11 00 AM MST and will be opened publicly. A five percent bid bond is required. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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West Indian School Road
Arizona
Divis Sf
West ‘Indian School Road
West— Indian_ School Road
Scottadale
Arizona mines drive family lives in Scottsdale tale
The passage follows a Scottsdale wholesaler whose income relies on nearby mines and who plans to wash clothes and share chores as he provisions groceries. It notes two mines as key customers supplying essentials like soap and towels, reflecting how mining profits touch many Arizonans.
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Janier
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