Mass Antiwar March Draws Thousands to Washington
Thousands from all states converge on Washington to protest the Vietnam War. Plans call for a 40 hour, 40 mile walk from Arlington National Cemetery to the Capitol past the White House in a three day demonstration demanding U.S. withdrawal. Security is tight as federal buildings are sealed and 40,000 security personnel patrol the area.
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Four arrested after bomb explodes in Manhattan courts
FBI agents and police arrested three men and a young woman in Manhattan after a blast rocked the Criminal Courts building. It followed two prior bombings in the area as alarms and letters signaling future detonations appeared. One man injured in a motorcycle crash related to the day’s incidents was treated and released.
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Youth on Bike Hit by Air Pellet in Rancho Vista Area
Donald Whiteford, 12, of 8213 E Highland, told police he was shot in the leg by a BB gun while riding his bicycle in the 8200 block of E Rancho Vista Dr between 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Monday. He saw a boy run from the area after the shooting.
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Man charged with simple assault in Scottsdale
Joseph McGinley faces a simple assault charge in Scottsdale City Court after an incident at Mickey McDermott’s Cocktail Lounge on November 6. Paul W. Grimmitt I, 27, of 8519 E Columbus reported being struck multiple times by a man he later identified as the suspect after a police stop for a traffic violation.
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Sevareid to Speak at Phoenix College Events
News analyst Eric Sevareid will address students at a morning assembly and the public at an evening meeting in the Phoenix College auditorium Friday. He has been a CBS national correspondent since 1939 and part of Murrow's original news team. Tickets to the 8 p.m. public speech are $1.
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Weed killer drink fatal to Arizona State freshman
Brendan K. Weber 19 a ASU freshman died after drinking weed killer and calling his ex girlfriend to confess. He later consumed other substances to counteract the poison and died at John C Lincoln Hospital. Weber a 1968 Arcadia High School graduate played football and wrestling and was a ham radio operator. He was born in Oak Ridge Tennessee and moved to Arizona nine years ago. Visitation tonight and service Saturday at Messinger Chapel. Survived by his parents a grandmother two brothers Reed and Eric Jr and sister Linnea all of Scottsdale.
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Gandhi wins confidence vote in Congress amid party rift
Indira Gandhi secured a majority of ruling Congress MPs in parliament today, defeating the Old Guard bid to oust her. She pledged to rededicate herself to reunifying the party and improving life for India’s 530 million people, as the party met at Mrs. Gandhi’s call. The Old Guard faction denounced the meeting and urged MPs to boycott it.
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Burglars Take Money From Saloma School and Camper
Scottsdale police report burglars broke a northeast window at Saloma School and stole 12 dollars from a pop machine between Monday night and Tuesday afternoon. A pickup camper owned by Bernard Golman at 6721 East McDowell Road was entered with a screwdriver, yielding 218 dollars in clothing between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
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Motorcycle Fire Damages Vehicle in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Rural Fire Department responded to a motorcycle fire at 6 51 p m Wednesday on Moreland Road 7733 E. The blaze was extinguished on arrival, causing 50 dollars in damage to the motorcycle owned by Senobie Balteria according to firemen.
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