Apollo Tens Astronauts Awake to Breakfast in Space
Space Center Houston reports Apollo Tens crew started their day with fruit cocktail and cornflakes aboard the spacecraft. Stafford Young and Cernan noted a noisy thruster during rest, but all are optimistic as they continue tests for the planned July manned lunar landing.
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Overheated dishwasher sparks fire and multiple brush blazes
Firefighters responded to an overheated dishwasher at 8513 East Plaza Road around 5 p.m. Sunday causing motor damage about $15. They also tackled grass and brush fires in Scottsdale areas from 6:55 p.m. Sunday to 11:09 a.m. Monday and a separate illegal burn at 4800 North 68th Street. A prior day blaze occurred at 68th Street and McDowell, plus other brush fires near K-Mart and Monte Vista. In Washington, the Defense Department announced a July draft call of 22 300 men, with all inductees entering the Army and none for the Marine Corps for the first time since January.
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Fortas told Wolfson charges based on legal technicalities Life reports
Life magazine reports that former Justice Abe Fortas told stock manipulator Louis Wolfson that the federal charges against him rested on legal technicalities. Wolfson allegedly told two FBI agents about Fortas's advice.
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Fortas tied to foundation retainer amid FBI inquiry
Federal prison visit at Eglin Air Force Base mentioned as life details surface. Wolfson Foundation documents subpoenaed after Life magazine report of a $20,000 retainer to Fortas. Wolfson claims Fortas discussed a Supreme Court case while Fortas served as adviser to a man facing prosecution.
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Arcadia reporters win $100 scholarships in Phoenix press awards
Sports writers Eric Sorensen and Joe Barbieri of Arcadia High received $100 scholarships from the Phoenix Press Box Association. Sorensen has been the Progress sports writer and Arcadia’s roving correspondent. Barbieri covered city sports and Coronado baseball. Sorensen will pursue Army and Navy ROTC at Missouri, while Barbieri will attend Northwestern University.
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McKenzie 66 dies. Scottsdale funeral and survivors listed
G Stuart McKenzie 66 died Saturday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Retired plastics firm owner born in Cambridge Mass. moved to Scottsdale three years ago. Services Tuesday 10 am at Messinger Mortuary. burial Green Acres Cemetery. Survived by wife Nancy. Burial details and contact at mortuary after 6 pm.
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Defense Secretary Laird urges release of all U S prisoners
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird publicly appeals to North Vietnam and the Viet Cong for prompt release of all American prisoners. U S lists 336 Americans as prisoners of the Communists and 967 as missing, with nearly 800 of the total 1 303 being fliers downed over North Vietnam.
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Vigilantes Chorus Places Second In Area Barbershop Contests
The 35 member Scottsdale Vigilantes Chorus won second place and the right to compete in a fall district contest in San Francisco. The Phoenicians Chorus from Phoenix won first and will also advance to the San Francisco field of 14. Five choruses competed Saturday at Coronado High with Las Vegas Silver Staters third Tucson Sunshine fourth and Yuma Prisonaires fifth. The Scottsdale Chorus directed by Charles George meets Mondays at 8 p.m. at the Scottsdale Elks Lodge.
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Four hurt in Scottsdale Road three car wreck
Four people were slightly injured in a three car collision on Scottsdale Road just south of Orange Blossom Lane. Edward Dorris 21 of Peoria drove a pickup north and slowed to view a roadside object. Daphne Dawson 20 of Minnesota collided into his rear then Bradford 16 of 443 West 6th Street hit Dawson. All were taken to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Police cited Dawson and Bradford for failure to control. The crash occurred at 12 50 a.m.
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World Trade Week Talks At Scottsdale And Tempe
The Scottsdale Rotary Club heard resident George Barraclough speak on World Trade Week at a noon meeting at the Valley-Ho. Dr. William Nielander will address Tempe East Rotary at Shalimar Country Club Thursday.
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Wreck Leads to Arrest in Mesa Marijuana Case
A 19 year old Mesa man Raymond C Raymond was cited after a rear end collision on 223 E Indian School Rd injuring him and leading to his arrest on charges of possession of marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon. Police found marijuana items and two knives in his car after an officer retrieved a wallet from the floor. He was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and later charged.
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Arizona to mail notices to 8000 tax evaders next month
Arizona Tax Commission will send notices to about 8000 suspected income tax evaders, urging them to file 1967 forms or face criminal charges. A computer match of state and federal returns identified some 60,000 potential delinquents, with penalties and interest exceeding 32 percent and possible perjury on oath about prior years.
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Merrill
Collision Fatal Crash Claims 51 Year Old Woman
A 51-year-old Indian woman Amella King of the Salt River Indian Reservation was killed in a noon Saturday crash at Thomas and Alma School Roads. Her car was struck by a two ton truck loaded with potatoes after the truck ran a stop sign. the truck rolled onto the car, deputies reported. No citations were issued.
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Amella King
Salt, River
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