Security man tells how demonstrators thwarted
John I. Buckley of United Technological Center describes an aggressive defense strategy against Vietnam era demonstrations at a napalm plant in Sunnyvale California. He cites proactive outreach, photographing crowds, naming demonstrator leaders, and banning confrontations to keep protests nonviolent. 31 demonstrators were active Communists, 91 peace group members, and 121 signers of peace documents, indicating centralized coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Buckley
United Technological Center
Sunnyvate
Calif
Valley Area
Safari Hotel
Buckley
Vietnam
UTC
U.S
Bridge Expertields a Narrow Win in Weisst Hand
Alfred Sheinwold recounts a team match hand where Larry Weiss navigates a seven trick path after careful play. Despite an unlucky spade layout at the other table, Weiss balances hearts clubs and diamonds to salvage the contract and save three tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Declarer
Fast
Hearts
East
King of Diamonds
Dr King warns of riot risk in major cities this summer
Dr Martin Luther King Jr. cautioned that conditions in American urban slums could trigger rioting in Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles and New York this summer despite his emphasis on nonviolent means. He warned of a long hot summer amid a cold winter for the Negro and urged nonviolent agitation to seek solutions while opposing U S involvement in Vietnam and calling for shifting national priorities from war to poverty fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin Luther King
King
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Clib
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Society
United States
Vietnam
Smog board to be named in Maricopa County
Maricopa County supervisors expect an air pollution hearing board and advisory committee next week. County Manager Joseph Herrick submitted candidates for two groups under the air pollution bill from the last legislative session. The plan creates a five member hearing board and an advisory committee of up to 11 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Auto interior safety standards reach new compromise
Washington reports a federal industry compromise on interior safety rules for cars. Officials say modifications will balance strong protection with industry feasibility, aiming to cover 1068 models while pursuing an interior impact standard against knee and leg protection concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Auto
Federal Highway Administra
Tor Lowell K. Bridwell
Itt
Bridwell
Auto Industry
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Reapportionment path clears as Kret shifts stance
In Phoenix the outlook for a special legislative session on reapportionment brightened when Sen. David Kret joined the Senate GOP majority in support. Keel, the dissenting voice, yielded on drawing districts by population after a trade offer. House Republicans push for a session while Gov. Williams awaits a united plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPD
David Kret
Maricopa
Senate
Keel
GOP
Scottsdale
Kret
House
Jack Williams
Scarborough Policemen Report Theft at Federation Conference
About 1 200 officers from the National Police Federation attended a conference in Scarborough England when 12 pairs of shoes were stolen from a hotel corridor where they were being polished. The incident prompted security reviews and police inquires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
England
UPL
National Police Federation
Roaring Twenties Set for Scottsdale Spring Round Up
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce hosts a Spring Round-Up at Camelback Inn on June 3 featuring a Dixieland band Charleston dancers and dancing contests. Cocktails at 7 pm dinner at 8 pm, reservations $4 per couple via 04-6181.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Camelback Inn
Sunday in New York joins Scottsdale staging at Stagebrush Theatre
The Norman Wrasna adult comedy Sunday in New York opens with Scottsdale Community Players at Stagebrush Theatre in the Scottsdale Community Center. Performances run nightly through Sunday with extra shows next Thursday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike "Prawaml
Stan Perona
New York
Scottsdale Community Players
Norman Wrasna
Stagebrush Theatre
Scottsdale
Lod St
Ballpark Plaza
Probation Given in Tucson Doctor Case After Trial
Dr. Hunt, a former Tucson physician involved in a 1963 child neglect case, received one year probation in Pima County Superior Court. Judge Lawrence Howard cited a personality defect affecting reporting of his wife’s alleged infidelity and noted previous punishments including loss of adopted children and a collapsed medical practice. Mrs. Hunt faces separate proceedings in Michigan with extradition hearings set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Tucson
UPD
Maurice, Hunt
Pima County Superior Court
Tina
Howard
Hunts
Dr. Hunt
Ohas
Michigan
Crossword Puzzle Across Evaluation Clue List
Puzzle clues mixed with garbled letters and stray symbols across and down. Entries include age related terms tense phrases and misprinted hints challenging solvers with partial words and nonstandard spellings across the grid. The list reads like a rough draft of a crossword with numerous errors and unclear definitions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postai
Scottsdale Post Office
Phoenix College
Paul Sander
Tempe
Mesa
Chandler
Bob Priest
Don Sershon
Karl Hall
N. Weaver Howard
LeRoy McKinley
Jack Jenson
Jack Kowalec
Alfred Sheinwold
Larry Weiss
High Diamonds
Boston
West
LOS Olin
Peters
Ar Stern Path
Scouts
Neon
Dr. King
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Fhoantx
Walubste
Oldgat
Joe Hunt
Fashion Square Dormer
Chisdale Road
Suver Dolpar
Pacts Park
Apache Junction
Homses
P Cool Rescoit Downs
Fuths’ Greyhound Racing
Coca
Sean
Yvonne Einvel
Neo
Lawrence Howard
Arizona
He Navy
Sebaria
WATT
FIAT
Buriss
Mr A A
United Feature Syndi
Cate
PTT
RSA
Thomas AD
Hombre
Man
Paul Newman
Fredric March
Richard Boone
Diane Gilento
BY Ken Hahn
Vienna
Lovasick Viennese
Hickory Pit
East Oake