Couple plans year long isolation on Pacific island
Richard Ault 29 and wife Lois 26 with daughter Tracy set out from California to Hawaii then Pago Pago to choose an uninhabited Pacific island for a year. They will build a thatched hut and a canoe, learn survival skills, keep diaries, and avoid contact with the world, hoping to write a book later.
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Presbyterian assembly votes to update confession on war and discrimination
The 179th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A adopts the Book of Confessions replacing the Westminster catechism. It calls for ending racial discrimination, openness to other faiths, and urges the U.S. to pursue Vietnam peace talks and UN arbitration.
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Radio newscaster Holt charged with malicious mischief
Arth Edwin Holt age 18 of 6832 BE Diamond was arrested Monday by Scottsdale police and charged with malicious mischief for allegedly breaking windows at Coronado High on May 13. Holt is to be arraigned Wednesday before City Magistrate Boyle.
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British pledge four-square support in Hong Kong crisis
British authorities vowed to resist pressure from Peking and uphold law and order in Hong Kong supported by London. Amid protests and riots, the colony banned street demonstrations and stepped up measures as talks with Governor Sir David Trench continued.
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Obituary of Melvin J. Reibert Scottsdale Nursery Owner
Melvin J. Reibert 59 owner of Pay less Nursery in Scottsdale died Sunday in Phoenix. He lived in Scottsdale since 1963 moving from Chicago. Services will be held in Connecticut with burial in West Hartford. Survivors include wife Caroline son Frederick, daughter Mrs. Frederick Schauffler, brother, sister, and four grandchildren.
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Payless Nursery
Scottsdale
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E. Indian School Rd
Chicago
Phoenix Municipal Hospital
Messinger
Indian School Rd
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Caroline
Frederick
Frederick Schauffler
Garrison
N.Y
Three Scottsdale Fires Cause $2000 In Damages
Fire Chief Murray Robertson reports three fires in Scottsdale yesterday caused about $2,000 in damage. An electrical attic fire at 7824 Lincoln Dr owned by KE R Cornwell at 2 p.m. damaged about $300 while work on a refrigeration unit. A kitchen fire at 2017 N 83rd Pl owned by Jim French at 3:23 p.m. caused about $1,000 loss. A blaze at 8210 Ft Garfield in Dr Edward Ray Wallace’s apartment at 9:57 p.m. damaged $700 in furniture and clothing when a cloth over a light caught fire. Burglars stole an undetermined amount of cash and change from Timbers Bar at 3005 N Hayden Rd early Saturday. a rear door was pried open.
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Murray Robertson
KE. R. Cornwell
G. Lincoln Dr
Jim French
N. 83Rd Pl
Eideward Ray Wallace
Garfield
Timbers
Hayden Rd
Kret blocks Arizona reapportionment session
In Phoenix UPI Gov. Williams and leaders met to discuss a special session on redistricting. Sen. Dave Kret opposes using 1960 census figures and demands voter registration data for Maricopa and Pima counties. The impasse risks a federal court involvement and possible at large elections next year.
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UPI
Jack Williams
Senate
Dave Kret
Maricopa
Pima
House
Stock Market Slump Trims Major Firms Listing
United Press International reports mixed trading as stocks from Sears to Texaco show declines amid a broad market retreat. Major names including Motorola, RCA, U.S. Steel, and Montgomery Ward register losses while others like United Aircraft and Parke Davis post smaller dips.
Old Town Bazaar Opens With Sidewalk Sales in Scottsdale
Downtown Scottsdale hosts the Old Town Bazaar with sidewalk sales cook nuts and entertainment for the whale family. Pima Plaza East and West Main Street Brown Avenue and Scottsdale Road shops join in a vacation special sale running through Saturday. Regular hours apply except Thursday stores stay open until 10 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Pima Plaza
Main St
Brown Ave
Scottsdale Rd
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