Mrs King visits Resurrection City amid mud and rally
Mrs Corretta King widow of Martin Luther King Jr visits Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial as rain and mud persist. She joins Rev Ralph Abernathy and DC Mayor Washington to urge government action for the poor while addressing camp crowds and sharing King's famous line free at last. Jesse Jackson returns to camp after penicillin treatment for pneumonia.
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Washington
UPI
Martin Luther ‘King
Muddy Resurrection City
Lincoln Memorial
People’s Campaign
Indian Claims Commission
Corretta King
Ralph David Abernathy
Walter &. Washington
District of Columbia
Resurrection City
Obituary for Carl L. Gerard 52 Tempe resident
Carl L Gerard 52 of 2720 N Saratoga Tempe died Wednesday in Veterans Hospital Phoenix He was born in Las Vegas New Mexico came from Lawrence Kansas a World War II veteran and salesmen for Perfect Photo Inc for four years He is survived by wife Helen two sons Michael Los Angeles Stephen Scottsdale two daughters Jean Zelko St Petersburg Florida Patricia Scottsdale three brothers Darwin Arlington Albert Phoenix Bob Lawrence Kan a sister Mrs Walter Killen Phoenix and two grandchildren Services will be Saturday at 10 am at Messinger Mortuary burial at St Francis Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm today at the mortuary
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Carl “L. Gerard
Saratoga
Tempe
Valley
Veterans Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Gerard
Las Vegas
N.M
Lawrence
Kan
Perfect Photo Inc
Helen
Michael
Los Angeles
Calif
Stephen
Scottsdale
Jean Zelko
St. Petersburg
Fla
Patricia
Darwin
Arlington
Navy finds no Scorpion trace as search broadens offshore
The Navy said no sign of the nuclear submarine Scorpion has been found eight days after last contact with its 99 crew. Vice Admiral Arnold F. Schade announced divers probed a mysterious 180 foot deep hulk off Virginia, but he doubted it was the Scorpion, noting if it were there would likely be survivors or debris. The search shifted from shallow Atlantic approaches to Norfolk to deep waters along the sub's projected track, and plans were set to probe near Cruiser Banks and Irving Banks south of the Azores, where contact was last made on May 23.
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Virginia
Atlantic
Norfolk
Schade
Azores
Cruiser Banks
Irving
Saigon Battles Intensify as Viet Cong Attack Edges of City
South Vietnamese troops widened a western Saigon advance into a Viet Cong held zone, killing about 200 and forcing residents to flee. At Bing Loi bridge clashes raged near Bien Hoa air base as U S advisers reported a downed helicopter. A VC lieutenant colonel defected linking the attacks to Paris peace talks and said the fighting would endure for months.
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Saigon
UPI
Bing Loi
Bien Hoa
Paris
Phu Lam
U.S
Kate Webb
Bing Lai
Phan, Mau
Debaters McCarthy and Kennedy Reluctant Yet Set for TV Show
United Press International reports on Eugene McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy preparing for a nationally televised debate on ABC. Kennedy welcomes change after Oregon primary loss. McCarthy favors a mutual questioning format. Kennedy campaigns in Fresno and Dallas remarks spark discussion on voting age and Johnson spending cuts.
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United Press International
Eugene
J. “McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
McCarthy
ABC
California
Fresno
Calif
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Reservoirs Reach All Time Salt River Storage Record
Salt River Project reservoirs hit an all time storage high on April 16 at 99.3 percent of capacity ensuring Phoenix area water for municipal industrial and irrigation needs for years. General Manager Rod Ullin said record snow runoff and drought contingency prompt continued releases of excess runoff when needed.
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Phoenix
UPI
Salt River Project
Rodullin
Salt River
Raccoon on the loose prompts Scottsdale warning
Mrs. Charles K. Cole of 8034 East Hubbell urges residents not to shoot or harm any raccoon spotted in Scottsdale after her pet raccoon escaped and remains missing as of Wednesday night.
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Charles K. Cole
E. Hubbell
Scottsdale
Madrid paper banned by regime speaks out against de Gaulle
Madrid officials halted sale of the Thursday edition of the afternoon newspaper for an article attacking French President Charles de Gaulle. A raccoon report describes an animal with bare neck ring and rabies shot, needing coaxing with nuts or cottage cheese, with contact details for Mrs. Cole and the Arizona Humane Society.
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Madrid
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Needle incident cleared at Mo Have School
County officials reported no danger to students after a Mo Have School teacher used the same needle to draw blood from several pupils. Dr. Pearl Tang confirmed alcohol sterilization and noted the practice predates individual needle packets. Parents including Charles Belser pressed for changes to modern single use needles.
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Seranese
Mohave
Pearl Tang
Tang
Charles Belser
Palo Verde
Hospital PR session planned at Safari Hotel
The third annual Hospital Public Relations Institute will be held June 7 at the Safari Hotel around the theme Meeting Challenges with Public Relations. Registration through the Arizona Hospital Association at 635 W Indian School Rd Phoenix for a $10 fee includes lunch.
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Safari Hotel
Arizona ‘Hospital “Association
Phoenixs
Noon Stock Market Roundup From New York Exchanges
At 3 p.m. EDT Dow Jones industrials rose 3.67 to 898.88. The rail index fell 0.12 to 255.48 while utilities gained 0.93 to 123.03. Twenty five dollar stocks traded at $20.77 up 0.95 with total volume around 11,750,000 shares.
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Pg&ey
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Penn
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Pepsico
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Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
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United Aircraft
HK U.S. Steel
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Camelback Mountain ceremony features Kaibab Hopi students leaders
Kaibab and Hopi school groups attended Camelback Mountain ceremonies with remarks by Mrs. Lyndon Johnson as principal speaker. Five former Hopi students now Arcadia cadets helped fund mountain projects, while Kaibab student body leaders Jeff Lesk and future president Margaret Berry were present. Camp Potpourri opens June 10 for Kaibab Paiute and Soloma youths, director Francis Schulz, assistant director Bill Godward.
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Lyndon Johnson
Arcadia
Laura Jacobson
Jane MacDonald
Peggy Lewis
Denise Hill
Sally Nelson
Kaibab
Jeff Lesk
Margaret Berry
Lem Cortright
Mike.Mazur
Potpourri
Paiute
Soloma
Francis Schulz
Seaangi
Bill Godward
Fof
Calvin Wolfswinkel
Exeter Blvd. Co
Births in Scottsdale area May entries list multiple babies
Record shows several birth announcements from Scottsdale Baptist and St. Josephs Hospital. Couples include JACOBS Richard and Jacque with a girl on May 14, plus RUGGLES John and Diane with a girl on May 15 and GONZALES Salvador and Mary with a girl on May 17. Other families include LACROSS Paul and Camille with a girl on May 16, POWELL Garry and Ann with a boy on May 18, SNELLING Richard and Alice with a boy on May 14, WHITE Réginald and Beverly with a girl on May 14, and ENRIQUEZ Louis and Mary with a girl on May 14.
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Jacobs
Richard and Jacquery
Hubbell
Gir Ruggles
John and
Diane
N. 76Th St
Lacross, Paul and
Camille
Gonzales
Salvador
Mary
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