Mystery of missing USAF C130 plane near London
A US Air Force C130 Hercules vanished after takeoff from Mildenhall England. Sgt Paul Meyers, 23, of Scottsdale Arizona, reportedly flew solo in the turboprop, valued at about 2.2 million dollars, and radioed his wife before disappearing. Searchers found no trace. the aircraft carried enough fuel for nine hours of flight. Meyer had attended Coronado High School briefly and lived with his mother in Scottsdale before joining the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Young
AI Force
Scottseeds
Pemenne
a_ field
England
Paul AL “Meyer
Scottsdale
Coronado High School
Air—Force
Meyer
Mildenhall Royal
Air Force Base
London
United Press International
Tam
Arizona
Douglas Doyer
Wilshire
Missouri
Coronado High
BEC
Fanpeebe Va
Langley
Scottsdale to replace outdoor ad benches with concrete models
City plans to replace about 100 outdoor advertising benches under a 1969 70 budget appropriation of six thousand dollars arguing the current benches with slogans invite vandalism and advertising. City Manager Bill Donaldson notes the fund may be unused as the city may accept a sixty dollar per bench sale but prefers concrete benches that require less maintenance and a reduced bench count due to lack of demand for two side by side units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
ASU
Gunshot Report Turns Up Exploding Pool Chemicals
Scottsdale police responded to a report of gunshots in the 7300 block of East Minnetota. Units searched the area and, with Rural Fire Department involvement, determined the sounds were exploding pool chemicals at Dale House's residence, 7302 E Minnézona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
East Minnetota
Fire Department
Dale’House
E. Minnézona
Justice Douglas resigns from Albert Parvin Foundation
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas resigns as president and board member of the Albert Parvin Foundation after criticism over $12 000 yearly compensation. Resignation tendered in April but accepted this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
William
Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
Paradise Valley Opens First Traffic Light at Mockingbird
Paradise Valley Town Council reports completion of wiring and striping at the Mockingbird and Lincoln Drive intersection, site of a fatal crash last September. The light cost about 8000 dollars and a similar right turn lane at Lincoln and Invergordon was finished this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Mockingbird
Lincoln Dr
Missouri
Lincoln
Invergordon
Madison Chevrolet
Jack “Johnson
Plymouth
Arizona
Coaches weigh rejecting district coaching contracts
Scottsdale Coaches Association plans to meet Monday to accept or reject final proposals from negotiators and the superintendent. Liaison Al Gardner says coaches may refuse the offer, arguing for an incremental salary scale and pay for women coaches. He warns programs at four high schools could be hampered if replacements must be recruited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gardner
Scottsdale
Gardner
G. Burnkrant
SCA
Unset Ariz State University Unexploded Bomb Found
Unexploded homemade bomb found beneath a reviewing stand at Arizona State University during ROTC exercises. Security officers await FBI decision on takeover of the probe. Experts say device would have produced flash and smoke but likely no injuries. Weather: hot and dry with 97 to 102 high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Air” Force
ASU
Teachers vote on Scottsdale salary raise for 1969-70
About 1 200 Scottsdale teachers cast secret ballots to accept or reject a 370 dollar base salary increase for 1969 70. If accepted the proposal goes to the Scottsdale school board at a Saturday 9 am meeting at Soloma School for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Soloma
Marshall Streets
Suit against city over billboards seeks dismissal advised
Judge Burke took under advisement the citys motion to dismiss Eller Outdoor Advertising claim arguing the firm cannot lose what it lacks. Two of three billboards were removed and the last may vanish by June 19 if leases hold. Ellers attorney contends citys actions via site plan terms violated an injunction and forced removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Burke
Sit
Dick Filler
Haze Burch
Eller~ Outdoor Advertising Co
Eller
Harry T. Goss
Filler
Scottsdale
Goss
Bruce Wallace
Scott Imports
F. McDowell
Wallace
Rejected film wins festival in Cannes
The Soviet film Andrei Rublev won the International Film Critics Award at Cannes despite being rejected by the Soviet government as its official entry. A French distributor bought the movie and showed it, with critics noting its focus on difficulties faced by contemporary Soviet artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
UPI
Andreas Roublev
Scottsdale Parks to open McCormick Adventure Camp
Scottsdale's parks and recreation program shifts direction by using the undeveloped 100 acre McCormick Park site for an Adventure Camp. Children ages eight to thirteen may enroll. 200 campers total, two week sessions, cost 12.50 per child. Staff includes seven instructors with 40 campers per session and meals cooked by participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Driscoll
Scottsdale
M¢Cormick Park
Scottsdale Rd
Indian Bend
McCormick Park
Len Barcelona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri Military—Academy
Air Force
Pentagon
Langley Avb
Scottsdale Ymca
Chet Chappell
Dan Milburn
Chappell
YMCA
Kiva School
Roadrunner
Pima
Rds
Cs News
Justice Douglas
Foundation
Hamburger Hill
Saigon
South Vietnam
Hill
Moon
Space’ Center
Thomas Stafford
John Young
Eugene Cettiant
Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
North-Carolina
AST University At Greensboro
National Guard
Phoenix
Civic Auditorium
Coaches Eye
Donna Bockillus
Review
Marie Levang
Parks, and Recreation Commission
Eldorado
City Park
Apache
Cocopah
Tonalea
Eldorado Park
Oo. Ae
Coronado
Saguaro High
Eldorado Teen Center
Hall,Chesnutt
Eldorado Parks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!