Paint Fire at Arizona Aerosol Corp Injures Scottsdale Teen
Rusty Chick an 18 year old Coronado High senior suffered serious burns to hands and face in a propane gas explosion that gutted the Arizona Aerosol Corp plant. Keith Hoffmann escaped injury as 400 gallons of paint and 3000 aerosol cans caught fire. Fire chief Tod Cummunes cited a gas leak ignited by a water heater pilot light. The blaze caused about 25000 dollars in damage at the plant owned by Richard S Helmers.
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Coronado High
S. Dni St. Agather Coronado
Keith Hoffmann
Caugh
Chick
Hoffmann
Richard S. Helmers
E. Monte Vista
George Adams Phoenix
Arizona Aerosol Corp
Ds-Veinrald
Rusty Chick
Scottsdale
Blood Needed For Burn Victim Mrs Lockward
A plea requests 30 or more pints of blood for Mrs Charlotte Lockward wife of Dr William H Lockward after a gasoline canister exploded during an outdoor barbecue. She suffers second degree burns over about 65 to 70 percent of her body and is at Scottsdale Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Contact Southwest Blood Bank at 1211 W Washington St to donate.
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Charlotte Lackward
Phoenx
Lockward
N. Bend St
Scottdale Physicians and Surgeons
Birth Announcements From Local Homes Include Five Newborns
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals from area families. Good Samaritan Murray and Anita Huggins announce a girl born May 22 in Scottsdale. Charles Knoble and TRS Lewis report a boy born May 12. Harold and Marylyn McCann greet a girl born May 28. Grover Fenimore and Perry Fenimore report a girl born May 2. Mubert Hill and Jean Hill welcome a girl born May 26 in Phoenix.
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Good
Grover
Perry Fenimore
S. Decmnedany Dr
Tempe
Mubert
Jean Hill
E. Sutton
Phoenix
Bomb Hits Argentine Plant Branch of Max Factor
Terrorists bombed the Max Factor cosmetic company branch in Buenos Aires Wednesday night causing damage but no casualties. The bomb was placed at a side door near the basement and shattered several windows of the American company’s premises.
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Buenos Aires
APD
Max Factor Cosmetic Company
Voting Rights Bill Faces House Tug on Poll Tax Ban
Washington lawmakers push a stronger voting rights measure echoing the Senate’s 77 to 19 approval. House leaders seek outright poll tax repeal amid debate over differing trigger mechanisms and the path to floor action, with Johnson urging equal access to the ballot.
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UPI
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Johnson
South
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Virginia
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Justice Department
Louisiana
South Carolina
Georgia
Alaska
Scottsdale Jaycees Honor Young Citizens at Banquet
The Scottsdale Jaycees honored 28 elementary and high school students at the annual Junior Citizenship Banquet held Thursday at Coronado High School. Outstanding juniors were Bob Swan and Richard Bowers, with several other students receiving certificates for citizenship and runners-up named in elementary and high school divisions. Trophies in the Teenage Driving Road-eo were won by Don Chenhall Dennis Lefebvre Linda Glenn Arcadia and Scottsdale competitors.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Coronado High School
Bob Swan
E. Roosevelt St
Richard Bowers
W. Sixth St
Scottsdale
Swan
Charles ‘Swan
Bowers
Soloman School
Linda Farmer
Tavan ‘School
Bonnie Mowinski
Scottsdale High School
Jackie Porter
Hohokam
John Wald
Linda DeWitt
Jeff Ball
Mohave
Ricky Rex
Nancy Creighton
Yavapai
Kathy Devies
Tonto
Steve Potuzak
Ingleside
Gary Rector
Kiva
Jack Davis
Tonalea
Susan Woolgar
Bill Ferguson
Molly Spooner
Arcadia High School
Don Paxton
Marilyn Hurn
Diane Bowers
James R. Page
Mark Hopper
Gerry Susan Paul
Lynn Cross
Dorothea Reed
Scottsdale Girls Club
Don Chenhall
Dennis Lefebvre
Arcadia
Linda Glenn
Bob Henry
Tthe
Trial resumes in Pasadena murder case
The Timothy Nichollson murder trial in Pasadena California resumes with the defense expected to challenge a surprise prosecution witness. Arthur Santini a 42 year old house painter testified that Timothy offered him up to 10000 dollars to make Todd's death look accidental.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Timothy Nichollson
Arthur Santini
Timothy
Todd
Rhodes sponsor bill to allow 99 year leases on Salt River Indian land
Rep John J Rhodes R Ariz prepares a bill to permit 99 year leasing of Salt River Reservation land east of Scottsdale for commercial industrial and residential use. The move parallels Morris Udalls Papago Reservation lease bill allowing long term leases and potential annexation jurisdiction and service contracts with tribal and federal approval.
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Congress
Salt River
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Arizona
Udall
Rhodes
Salt River Indian Reservation
Scottsdale
Reservation
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Papago
Sheeley Named Superintendent At State Hospital
Dr William F Sheeley of the American Psychiatric Association will become superintendent of the State Hospital on August 16 1964 replacing Dr Samuel Wick who resigned in February 1964 Acting superintendent Dr Robert J Shearer plans to step down when a replacement is found Sheeley a former Air Force surgeon now based in Washington DC has led a APA education project since 1959 He is a Doane College and University of Chicago trained psychiatrist with Minnesota internship and four children.
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Phoenix
UPS
William F. Sheeley
American Psychiatric Association
State Hospital
Sheeley
Air Force
Washington, D.C
Samuel Wick
State Institution
Robert J. Shearer
Tucson
Service
Doane College
Crete
Neb
University of Chicago
School’ of Medicine
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