Sirhan Sirhan moved to Death Row at San Quentin
Sirhan Sirhan was secretly flown to San Quentin and placed in Cell 33 on Death Row after being convicted of murdering Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The 25 year old Arab immigrant was transported from Los Angeles County jail to Van Nuys Airport then aboard a state plane for the 400 mile trip north. The sentence followed a 312 month trial and judge Herbert V. Walker's formal verdict despite pleas for mercy from Kennedy’s family.
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Ambassador Hotel
Saigon delegation open to talks without preconditions
Saigon delegation to the Vietnam talks said it was willing to talk with the Viet Cong without preconditions about new elections in South Vietnam. Nixon urged elections soon under international supervision. U.S. negotiator Lodge stressed that a lasting settlement needs fair political participation for all significant groups in the country.
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South Vietnam
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Trailers taxed at full value clarified by attorney general
UPI reports in Phoenix that travel trailers and tent campers will be taxed on their actual value. Attorney General William Ey Eubank ruled the mobile homes rule applies to all vehicles designed for human occupancy. South Vietnamese officials discuss postwar political life, while U.S. and Communist negotiators seek common ground on political and military issues.
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UPI
The
Attorney. General’s
William Ey Eubank
William J. Schafer
Astrological Forecast for Saturday May 24 1969
General guidance cautions travel, driving and arguments leading to possible separations. Each sign receives practical advice from Taurus to Pisces on cooperation, finances, responsibility, and pacing plans to avoid costly mistakes.
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Gemini
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Leo
Walkout halted by court order at Northern Arizona University
Northern Arizona University physical plant workers, 170 employees, ended a two day walkout after a Superior Court temporary restraining order. Judge J Tomas Brooks barred picketing and directed return to work, citing public employee strike limits under existing law.
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CWA
Board of Regents
Brooks
Soviets Step Up Aid for North Vietnam in 1960s Broadcast
Moscow Radio said the Soviet Union sent more arms and supplies to North Vietnam so far this year than in the previous two years combined. The shipment included railroad cars barges construction equipment and medical supplies.
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Vps
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Moscow Radio
Army mutiny trial: mother accuses Army of vindictive pursuit
Natalie Gentile of Hamp ton Va says the Army wants to get her son Pvt Richard Lee Gentile 22 amid desertion and mutiny charges. Gentile, Vietnam veteran, faces unrest claims from San Francisco Presidio stockade protests and related testimonies in the mutiny trial of 14 soldiers.
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San Francisco
Saguaro High crowns 1969 pompon squad and cheerleaders
The Saguaro High School 1969 pompon line was selected last week. Varsity cheerleaders include Chris Smith and Debra Matson with junior varsity listed. senior and junior class officers are named with districts. Senior exams and upcoming baccalaureate and graduation are noted along with student government officers for multiple classes.
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Joan Sheff
Saguaro High
Connie Davne
Gena
Long
Paula Piazza
Rosalie Rosenburg
Michelle Safely
Joyce Bailey
Linda’ White
Jamie Pegue
Judy Caine
Marian Peterson
Kim O’connor
Leesa Campbell
Claudia Pusko
Susan Sitton
Saguaro High School
Chris Smith
Debbie’ Matson
Linda Wilson
Jana Yort
Cindy Bennett
Cindy Fain
Jan Oddo
Helen Lott
Sallie Scott
Terri Snyder
Saguaro” High School
Brush fires fought by Rural Fire Department in multiple incidents
The Rural Fire Department battled several brush fires Thursday across locations including 31st St and Bell Rd at 2 11 p m 602 N Miller Rd at 3 51 p m behind 2700 N Hayden at 8 15 p m Fire crews responded to incidents in rapid succession and contained the blazes.
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31St St
Bell Rd
N. Miller
N. Hayden
Senate reshuffles in Arizona GOP leadership announced
A special meeting of the Arizona Senate Republicans will discuss committee assignments after leadership changes. Bill Jacquin becomes majority leader replacing Dave Kret, Chris Johnson becomes majority whip, Lewis J. Orme resignations create vacancies on Finance and Revenue and other panels.
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UPI
State Senate
Bill Jacquin
Pima
Dave, Kret
Maricopa
Chris Johnson
R-Maricopa
Orme
Lewis. J
Senate
Opening lead miscue highlights bridge temper and strategy
A detailed bridge hand from a Cleveland national event shows how a spade lead cost two tricks and an initial diamond lead would have pulled two trump tricks, while players debate best openings. The piece notes partner gripes in rubber bridge and mocks the hunt for a perfect muzzle of bridge partners.
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