Trash to Treasure: Scottsdale Arts and Crafts Program
Dolores Dwyer promotes turning household trash into art as Scottsdale’s parks and recreation department urges registration for the 1967 Summer Arts and Crafts program. Adults pay 2 dollars residents 5 nonresidents. activities include painting drawing ceramics sculpture and papier mache. Children’s classes are free with limited enrollment and registration runs at playgrounds June 12 to 16.
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Ha} Moore
Dolores Dwyer
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Robert Hyde
Jack Kowalec
Arizona State University
City Hall
Parks and Recreation Department
Dow Jones Ends Slightly Mixed At Noon Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average drifted, with gains and losses scattered among major names. Notable moves include General Motors Ford and General Electric amid a broad market session as investors weigh earnings and economic news.
Obituaries and a Gambling Case Highlight Arizona Notices
Obituaries recall Kenneth Williams 53 an Arcadia High engineer since 1959 and member of the National Gas and Refrigeration Engineers Association with survivors in Phoenix Scottsdale and Michigan. Also noted: Agnes Louise Johansen 79 born Norway died in Phoenix with Michigan and New Mexico ties. Frances A Anderson 55 of Terrace Phoenix. Edith C Allers 40 Gilbert journalist and PR worker. funeral set, callers welcome. Big-time gambler Gil Beckley sentenced to 10 years with associates Kane and Sklaroff receiving lesser terms. appeals pending.
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Arcadia High
Williams
National Gas and Refrigeration Engineers Association
Dorothy
E. Devonshire
Phoenix
Laura Lee Givens
Wallace V. Williams
Volney J
Scottsdale
Michigan
Agnes Louise Johansen
Miame
UPI
Gil
Beckley
Morton Kane
Martin
Sklaroff
David Rosen
Ted Cabot
Jet airliner lands safely after mishap near Denver
A Frontier Airlines Boeing 727 diverted after a tire blew during takeoff from Stapleton. Pilot Sam Grande dumped fuel over southeast Denver fields and completed a safe landing at Stapleton International Airport.
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Denver
UPI
Stapleton International Airport
Frontier Airlines
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Sam Grande
Lowry Air Force
Record U.S. Vietnam casualties hit new weekly high
UPI reports last week American deaths rose to 337 killed in action with total weekly casualties at 2,650 and 2,282 wounded. The DMZ fighting near the Marine Hickory Nut operation produced heavy losses as U.S. and allied forces regrouped and aided 9,600 refugees fleeing the DMZ battleground.
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Saigon
Washington
Joseph McDade
R-Pa
Pentagon
McDade
Vietnam
Dmz
Llving
Scottsdale PFC Michael Jacobson awarded Purple Heart
Pfc. Michael Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Jacobson 6721 E McDowell received the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in combat May 13 in Vietnam. He was mortar wound in the back and is hospitalized in San Francisco regaining use of his left arm and hand. He is a 1964 Scottsdale High graduate and has served in the Army since August 1966. Friends may write to him at the 67th Evacuation Hospital.
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Michael Jacobson
Gilbert Jacobson
E. McDowell
Vietnam
Jacobson
Scottsdale High
67Th
San Francisco
British envoys injured in Communist China incident
Two British diplomats in Communist China were glued and kicked by Red Guards. London called the attack outrageous as Hong Kong enacts emergency laws banning inflammatory broadcasts amid rioting. Peking demands include release of arrested rioters and banning US ships in Hong Kong harbor. Peter Hewitt was ordered to leave Shanghai after alleged police atrocities in quelling riots.
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UPI
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Britain
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Shanghai
Peter Hewitt
Hewitt
City vows to protect Shea Blvd scenic beauty meet at Taliesin West
Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims assured 65 residents at Taliesin West that the city will cooperate in preserving Shea Blvd beauty as plans progress. City Manager Bill Donaldson outlined traffic controls and a July 15 signal installation with a Sunday patrolman.
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Shea Blvd
Tims
Taliesin West
Scottsdale
Valley Ho Hotel
Bill Donaldson
Shea
Paradise Valley
Payson-Beeline
Donaldson
Scottsdale and
Taliesin
Parent and friends say defector acted from personal woes
Maj. Richard H. Pearce 36 a Vietnam veteran with top secret clearance fled to Cuba with his four year old son Richard Jr from Key West on a private plane claiming conscience asylum Havana Radio later announced his landing and request for asylum Pearce left Ft Sam Houston on leave as an aide to Lt Gen Thomas W Dunn and was said to be in trouble over a broken marriage and custody battle Pearce’s father in Atlanta insisted his son is no defector and did it for love of his son with the Army reporting all classified files he accessed were inventoried and accounted for
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Maj
Richard H. Pearce
Vietnam
Pearce
Key West
Richard Jr
Havana
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Thomas W. Dunn
U.S. Fourth Army
Atlanta
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Army
Youth faces that in marijuana case
Thomas A. Perry a18 of B25 F Indian School Rd bound over to Maricopa County Superior Court on a charge of possession of marijuana Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb ruled probable cause for trial Scottsdale police said partially smoked marijuana cigarettes were found in Perry s car when arrested April 21 on a burglary charge at a juvenile friend s home A warrant was issued April 28 after lab tests confirmed marijuana Perry was released on his own recognizance.
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Thomas A. Perry
Indian School
Maricopa County
Perry
Local dealer expands to Jaguar line at McDowell Road
Max Haechter owner of a nearby dealership adds the Jaguar automobile line to his agency at 6913 F McDowell Rd. The firm also sells Renault Peugeot and French cars. Haechter, trained for Jaguar since 1958 in England, opened his dealership here last year.
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Max
Switzerland
Jaguar
F. McDowell Rd
Max Haechter
Peugeot
England
Haechter
Nader to Address Phoenix Insurance Agents
Ralph Nader, author of Unsafe at Any Speed, will address the Phoenix Association of Insurance Agents at the Arizona Club in the Luhrs Tower on Saturday noon. He is internationally known for challenging the automotive industry and will discuss traffic safety and auto design issues.
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Ralph Nader
Phoenix Association of Insurance Agents
Arizona Club
Luhrs Tower
Phoenix
Nader
Vandals hit two Scottsdale markets early
Two Scottsdale markets suffered break ins. a plate glass door at 7-11 Market on 2824 N 68th St was broken with $35 damage while Circle K Market at 240 S Miller had two glass panes shattered with $150 damage, per Scottsdale Police.
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Scottsdale
68Th St
Circle K
S. Miller
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