K of C Benefit Funds Two Scottsdale Families
Two Scottsdale families face severe hardship from separate tragedies. The Bruening family suffered a fatal head on crash near Yuma. several relatives are injured and hospitalized. The LaPota family endures long illness with Valley fever. three sons and parents seek relief through a Knights of Columbus fundraiser Friday November 25 at 8:30 p.m. at the Executive House Arizonian. tickets cost 10 per couple.
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Richard Brunning
E. Avalon
Yuma
Pam
Richard
Betty
Marilyn
Greg
Kenny
Jane
Joe Jr
Jim
Jack
Nights of Columbus
House
Arizonian
Bruening-LaPota Fund
P.O
Arizona Legislature Elections Face New Districts and Shifts
Voters head to the polls in Arizona as districts redraw under court priority. Senate seats rise to 30 and House seats drop to 60 with Maricopa and Pima allotments detailed. Observers note potential coalitions and fresh faces in both chambers amid brewing party dynamics.
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UPI
Arizona
Federal Court
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House
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Pima
Steiger Leads Or Not In Arizona Third District Race
In Phoenix UPI reports the final pre election view is that Sam Steiger may win the Arizona third district seat, while Congressional Quarterly doubts his re election against Democrat George Senner Jr. Senner campaigns hard with labor support and a strong Arizona Corporation Commission background, amid a changed district map and broad voter base.
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UPI
Sam Steiger
Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
George Senner Jr
Steiger
Senner
Organized Labor
Teiger
Prescott
Ralph
Obituary of Bruno Da Prato in Scottsdale
Bruno Da Prato 49 a Scottsdale investment broker and World War II veteran died Sunday in Scottsdale. He is survived by brother Charles L. Da Prato of Hazardville Conn. A Rosary will be said tonight at 8 at Messinger Mortuaries and a Requiem High Mass will be sung tomorrow at 9 at St Daniels in Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Baptist ‘Hospital
da Prato
Scottsdale
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Hazardville
Conn
Maryann
Messinger’ Mortu
Daniels
Scotts
Tough contests fought in Arizona election races
Reid Woodford won the Democratic nomination for attorney general to oppose incumbent Darrell Smith, who was unopposed in the primary. Smith, a Mesa lawyer, served his first term starting in 1964. Glenn Gentry challenged Sarah Folsom for superintendent of public instruction, with Folsom securing a narrow victory. Roy V. Hersey faced Republican Verne C. McCutchan for state mine inspector amid mine safety concerns. Charles Garland resigned as executive secretary of the State Fair Commission to run for state treasurer, with Garland unopposed in the Republican primary.
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UPI
Reid Woodford
Darrell Smith
Woodford
Smith
Mesa
Glenn Gentry
Sarah Folsom
Folsom
Yavapai County
W.W
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Roy V. Hersey
Verne C. McCutchan
Charles Garland
State Fair Commission
Viet Cong suffer heavy losses as Attleboro advances near Saigon
UPI reports three day fighting in War Zone C leaves 445 Communist dead and 62 captured as U.S. infantry push toward the Cambodian border. Brig Gen John Dean Jr rescues a downed pilot after an F-100 was hit during the operation.
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U.S
John R. Dean Jr
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Wall Street Stock Averages Fall Midday Report
Dow Jones Industrial average drops 3.12 points while rail and utility issues retreat. Market movers include American Can, AT&T, Ford, General Motors, Exxon and RCA with mixed fractional declines and volumes around 4.47 million shares.
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Rexall
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Sperry Rand
Standard of
Calif
Texaco
Union Oil
United Aircraft
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USS. Steel
Three Shots Fired At Comedian Jackie Mason In Las Vegas
Comedian Jackie Mason, performing at the Aladdin on the Las Vegas Strip, said he received life threats last week. Three shots went through a patio door into his hotel room as he lay in bed. three cartridges found outside on the cement patio. Security guards escorted Mason to a safe room while detectives investigate motive.
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UPI
Jackie Mason
Mason
Aladdin
Las Vegas Strip
William Conger
Clark
New York
Conger
House
Boy 14 Feared Drowned in Grand Canyon Colorado River
Peter Scott LeBrun, 14, of Flagstaff, is feared drowned after going missing during a canyon camping trip with four other boys and an adult. Rangers searched with a helicopter for two hours on Saturday and again on Sunday but found no trace.
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Grand Canyon
Peter Scott LeBrun
Flagstaff
Colorado River
the National Park
Peter
Enraged father kills daughter in apartment fire case
In Washington Heights New York a chemist Bernard Salmon 38 killed his 18 year old daughter Sonia by strangulation after throwing acid at her boyfriend Norman Brown 20 who suffered severe burns and later died. Salmon died at scene or en route after a possible poison overdose. Brown surviving state described as critical with burns over half his body.
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UPI
Norman Brown
Washington Heights
Upper Manhattan
Bernard Salmon
Salmon
Sonia
Brown
Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
Free diabetes tests offered in Arizona weeklong
Dr Philip Leviz of the Maricopa County Medical Society urges residents to have a good meal before the free diabetes tests held at Camelback Mall and Thomas Mall from November 13 to 20. Test sites are Camelback Mall at 20th Street and Camelback, and Thomas Mall at 4901 East Thomas Road.
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Philip Leviz
Maricopa County Medical Society
Camelback Mall
20Th St
Camelback
Thomas Mall
E. Thomas Ra
Voter Registration in Arizona General Election
Voter rolls show 577 671 registered for this general election a drop from 584 284 in 1964 Off year dynamics without a presidential race and no Senate contest in Arizona. Turnout likely lower than in 1964 with about 60 percent in the September primary and potential growth from population increases. party splits show 351 266 Democrats and 213 671 Republicans.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
U.S Senate
Barry Goldwater
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