Vietnam refusal convict sparks San Francisco courtroom protests
Pvt. Ronald Lockman, 23, of Philadelphia, was convicted by a military board of refusing to board a Vietnam flight and sentenced to two and a half years at hard labor, a dishonorable discharge, and forfeiture of pay. Demonstrators clashed outside as the six officers handed down the verdict in 31 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Thackrey
San Francisco
UPIA
Amy
Pvt
Ronald Lockman
Philadelphia
Vietnam
Lockman
Vivian Lockman
Lockmann
San Francisco Presidio
Golden Gate Bridge
Saigon
Terence Hallinan
Mili
Col
James C. Waller
Bridge Trick Decision Turns On West King Of Diamonds
South uses a combinational plan after West leads spades and diamonds. East's king of clubs remains unplaced, but South wins with a deep finesse to force West into lead and secure the contract. In Manila, UPI reports Kearsarge helicopters rescue 27 Jinyang crewmen stranded in the South China Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dummy
West
East
Robbery may net $85 000 at Diamond’s Department Store
Phoenix police pursue four bandits after a daytime robbery at Diamond’s Department Store Thomas Mall. Detectives estimate about 60 000 in cash and 25 000 in checks stolen, with comptroller William Wood earlier giving a broader range. Bandits ranged 3 to 40 years old. two wore suits, one a gray uniform, with mustaches. A getaway car driver remained undescribed. Clerks reported one man loading a box with money from the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPD
Diamond
Thomas Mall
William Wood
Gladys Marsh
Sandy Risley
Elizabeth Thornton
Guards patrol CSU amid campus violence and arrests at Wilberforce
About 200 National Guardsmen, 150 highway patrolmen, and 100 deputies patrolled Central State University in Wilberforce and Xenia Ohio after 200 students rioted Monday night. One officer suffered a broken leg from a fire extinguisher and 100 CSU students were arrested. tear gas was briefly used and repairs noted at both CSU and Wilberforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilberforce
Ohio
UPI
Negro Central State University
R. H. Canterberry
P. Karrick
Xenia
Wilberforce University
CSU
African Methodist Church
UAW and Chrysler End Weeklong Walkout at Sterling Stamping
UAW locals and Chrysler reach a three year national contract after a weeklong strike at the Sterling Stamping Plant allows production to resume. About 23,000 workers were affected nationwide by walkouts over local issues and shortages. Douglas Fraser urged locals to return to work to resolve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deetrofe
UPL
United Auto
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Sterling
Chrysler
Detroit
Douglas Fraser
Walter P. Reuther
Who, when and where
Wednesday Toastmasters Club meets at 6 45 am at the Executive House Paradise Valley. Kiwanis Club meets at noon at Joe Hunt s. Elk Club gathers at 8 pm at 64th Street and Oak. Senior Citizens Club of Scottsdale hosts 1 to 5 pm at the Recreation Building 2011 N 76th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive House
Paradise
Valley Kiwan
Joe Hunt
ELK Club
64Th St
Oak
Senior Citizens Club
Scottsdale
N. 76Th St
Phoenix mayoral primary shapes light turnout forecast
UPI reports Phoenix voters face a light turnout in today’s city primary with estimates as low as 24 percent, reflecting no mayoral contest in 1965. 695 absentee ballots were filed vs 1221 in June’s ward issue election. Four candidates include incumbent Milton Graham seeking a third term, and opponents Ford C. Hall Jr. Walter Openshaw, and Adolph Zachow. The Charter Government Committee and RCAP field full slates for six council seats, with one independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Milton Graham
Charter Government Committee
Graham
Buford C. Hall, Jr
Walter QO. Openshaw
Adolph E. Zachow
Representative Citizens Association of Phoenix
RCAP
Charter Government
Doctor discusses urinary issues and surgical options
The emeritus consultant notes elderly patients suffer from irritable bladders and nocturia. He urges urologist evaluation for infection and potential prostate or pelvic floor problems, including possible surgery to restore bladder function in women and relieve chronic suffering.
Surveyor 6 monitors lunar noon as temps rise
In Pasadena California scientists watched Surveyor 6 as lunar noon neared and surface temps climbed past 200 degrees Fahrenheit. The craft remained in excellent condition and picture taking plus soil analysis continued though cooling may be needed. Temperature could reach about 250 degrees when the sun is overhead Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
UPID
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Labit
Lunar
Bay Area
Tonalea Tonto area students to perform at PTA meeting
More than 125 Tonto and Tonalea students will present an instrumental music program for Tonalea PTA tonight at 7 30 in the cafetorium at 7501 East Oak. Music instructor Dick Childers leads beginners and intermediate bands with Mrs Peplow directing advanced players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonto
E. Oak
Dick Childers
Tonalea
Peplow
Walter Bright
Tonalea School
PTA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presidio
Waller
Hope McGrath
Berkeley
Presidio of
Army
NORTH
Kaha
Pas
Alfred Sheinwold
Navy
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
Phoenix Union High Auditorium
American Opinion Book
South Marshall Way
Negro College
Michael Warren
Cleveland
D. Renet Stokes
Warren
Stokes
Gauche
Esquire’ Restaurant
Hayden Road
Tempe
McDowell
Hayden Rd
Te Light
the Doctor
Mave Clint
Ivuraat Nmraha
Tonto Area
Rocky Peplow
Tenta
Nancy Dillon
Ingleside
Shawn Robertson
Barbara tHall Dee Foust
Chevy Day
Motz
Dian Fledderjohn
Cathy Pieper
Janet Murphy
Karen Powell
Brenda Broaddus
Buff J: Baker
Jon Jones
Mona Clark
Nicely
Paul Shank
Lively Five
Sth Ave
Trader Vic's
Scottsdale Daily Progress
P.O
Arizona
APT
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!