Coronado student crowned Junior Miss Scottsdale
Susan Wilcox, Coronado High School, was crowned Junior Miss Scottsdale after a pageant with fourteen contestants. First runner up was Karen Frank, second runner up Chris Holloway, third Debbie Rudin. Wilcox also won the Scholarship Trophy receiving a $100 prize.
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Susan ‘Wilcox
Coronado High School
Scottsdale
Karen Frank
Coronado
Chris ‘Holloway
Arcadia
Debbie Rudin
Saguaro
Iss Wilcox
Mobile
Alabama
Wilcox
Regal
Ertray
Carole Butler
Judy Claybourn
Daddy Crawford
Ann DeWild
Gayle Goodrich
Melanie Greer
Corona
Supreme Court to hear Powell seating case against House
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if the House illegally barred Adam Clayton Powell from his seat in the 90th Congress. The case centers on the March 1 1967 vote denying Powell the seat over charges of misusing funds and defying committees. Powell’s appeal raises questions of eligibility and seniority as he seeks relief in the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Court
Congress
New York
Henry L. Hall
18Th Congressional District
William M. Kunstler
Kiinstler
Zond 6 Returns From Moon Flyby With New Reentry Method
Soviet news agency Tass announced Zond 6 safely landed in Soviet territory after a lunar orbit mission. The craft reportedly used aerodynamic lift for controlled descent, aiming for precise Earth contact with reduced overload, while noting earlier Zond 5 carried living organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Earth
Moon
Tass
Reds Install Collective Lead After Dubcek Power Shift
In Prague the Czechoslovak Communist Party outlined a new line indicating collective leadership and reduced powers for Alexander Dubcek after a three day meeting. The CTK report noted weak points in the Stalinist era and admitted resistance to reforms while journalists and students protested Soviet pressure to abandon Dubcek’s program.
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Prague
UPI
Communist Party
CTK
Central Committee
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Rural Fire Department Logs Slow Weekend in Scottsdale
The Rural Fire Department reported only two calls in the Scottsdale area from Saturday noon to Monday morning. At 6:10 p.m. Saturday a report of a car on fire at 7300 E Shea turned out to be steam from a broken radiator hose. At 2:48 a.m. Sunday a trash container blaze at Cocopah School 6615 E Cholla caused no damage and the cause remains unknown.
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Scottsdale
E. Shea
Cocopah School
E. Cholla
Three Scottsdale rear end crashes injure two
Police reported three Sunday rear end collisions in Scottsdale leaving two persons slightly injured. Leona Young was injured when her car was hit from behind by Hildegund Walters near Camelback Road. Christina Treon was treated after hitting a parked car at Weldon Gilbreth’s home. Doris Wisshelm was injured in a collision with a parked vehicle at Ray Eaton’s residence. she was not cited.
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Scottsdale
Leona Young
Clarence
Hildegund Walters
Desert
Cove
Youngs
Camelback Rd
Walters
Christinia Treon
Phoenix
Scottsdale Baptist ‘Hospital
Weldon
E. Gilbreth
Vernon
Yuman donor gives heart as mother dies in transit
Maria Acosta of Sonora Mexico delivered a baby before dying from brain hemorrhage in Yuma. The heart was transplanted to Leo Allen Boyd of Staffordsville Ontario in Houston at St Johns Hospital in a two hour operation led by Dr. Denton Cooley. Baby and recipient were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Houston
UPI
Maria Acosta
San Luis
Sonora
Mexico
Leo Allen Boyd
Staffordsvile
Ontario
Denton Cooley
Jchedale
Houston Y Navy Jet
Obituary of Fredrick Howard Kuesel longtime NY Telephone
Fredrick Howard Kuesel 68 of Scottsdale died Sunday at Dotter's Hospital. A Brooklyn native, he spent 30 years with New York Telephone as a telephone and telegraph traffic engineer, retiring in 1951 and moving to Scottsdale. A WWII Army major, he graduated Amherst College in 1920 and was a former real estate broker in Scottsdale. Survived by wife Irene and four out of state siblings. Services 4 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. cremation to follow. Contributions suggested to Emphysema Research Foundation.
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Fredrick Howard Kuesel
Dotter’s Hospital
Kuesel
E. Mariposa
Brooklyn
New York Telephone Company
Scottsdale
U.S. Army
Europe
Amherst College
Irene
Messinger ‘Mortuary
Emphysema Research’ Foundation
Athens
Greece
Constantine
George Zoitakis
Averof
Panaghoulis
Ghoudi
Hymettus
Hymattus
Milwaukee native Otto Hackbarth dies in Scottsdale
Otto Hackbarth of 8350 E Indianola Milwaukee native and former Milwaukee businessman died Friday in Scottsdale. He chaired the Town of Milwaukee News founder editor and served 16 years on the National Labor Relations Board. A Marine WWI veteran he led a varied career as home builder farm owner flying school operator and U S Rubber Co employee. Survivors include his wife Jean and a brother out of state with services and interment in Milwaukee and donations to the Heart Fund requested.
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Otto Hackbarth
Milwaukee
Wisc
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Hackbarth
E. Indianola
National ‘Labor Relations Board
U.S. Rubber Co
Sipe
Peterson Post
American Legion
Scottsdale
Jean
Edith H Allers Dies at 70 in Valley Presbyterian Church Service
Edith H Allers 70 of 73 Mountain Shadows West died Saturday at Doctor's Hospital. Born in New York City she moved from Harrison New York to the area in 1955. Survived by husband Christian G a son George C of Scottsdale three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services set for 11 am Wednesday at Valley Presbyterian Church with cremation to follow. Friends may call Messinger Mortuary after 1 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith. H. Allers
Mountain
West
Doctor's Hospital
Allers
New York City
Harrison, N.Y
George C
Scottsdale
Valley Presbyterian Church
Cat Messinger
Saigon Pressed to Return to Talks on Vietnam
Washington cautioned South Vietnam that it cannot back away from secret Hanoi accords and urged Saigon to attend talks with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Thieu possibly to reshuffle cabinet as officials say Hanoi insists Viet Cong gain equal status.
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Paris
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Washington
Nguyen van
Thieu
Nguyen
Cao - Ky
North Vietnam
South
Vietnam
Hanoi- Washington
Go Aiparicey
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
W. ‘Averell Harriman
Lithographers and Photographers Union Holds Meeting Here
The executive board of the Lithographers and Photoengravers International Union meets here continuing sessions through Wednesday. The union, formed four years ago by merging the Photo Engraving Union of North America and the Amalgamated Lithographers of America, counts about 55 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithographers and Photoengravers International Union
International
Photo‘engraving Union
North America
Amalgamated
Lithographers ‘of America
YMCA Offers Oil Painting Spanish And Grooming Classes
Scottsdale Tempe YMCA at 3019 N 74th St begins oil painting Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. Spanish on Tuesdays 6 to 7 30 p.m. and 7 30 to 9 p.m. Poodle grooming on various evenings 7 to 9 p.m. Women’s self defense taught by Sgt Dale Samuels Fridays. Fees 18 for non members 10 for non members for self defense. For more information call.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
74Th St
Dale Samuels
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Claudie Gripman
Debora
K. Stout
Kathleen Thornburg
United Press International
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
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Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Denver Cincinnati
Des ‘Moines
Detroit
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duPont & Co
Fort Worth
Alcoa
Fresno
Helena
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American Motors
Honolulu
At&t
Kansas City
Las ‘Vegas
American Tobacco
Los Angeles
Anaconda
Miami
Arizona Public Site
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Bell’ & Howell
Bendix
Oakland
Bethlehem Steel
Oklahoma City
Boeing
Omaha
Chrysler
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Portland
CBS
Rapid City
DuPont
General Electric
Douglas
General Motors
Flagstaff
Ft. Huachuca
General Telephone
Gila
Bend
Goodyear
Globe
IBM
Grand Canyon
Kingman
It&t
Nogales
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton Payson
Minnesota
Mining
Montgomery Ward
Saf
Motorola
Am Rackwell
Northrup
Owens’ Illinois
CRN
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn
Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
RCA
Raytheon
Rexall
San Diego
G&t Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Rand
Standard of
Calif
Standard
N.J
Texaco
Texas
Gulf of TransAmerica
Union Oil
United Aircraft
S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Webb Ab
Xerox
Ac Zenith
Dow Jones
High Court
Arkansas
Clarence’ Brandenberg
Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Court of Appeals
The
Russia
Sians
Indian Ocean
Reds
Arizona
Yuman
Edith H. Allers
Christian’ G
U. S
API
Alexandros Panaghoulis
George
Papadopoulos
Rome
Vatican
Paul VI
Vatican Secretariat of State
Stockholm
Andreas Papandreou
YMCA
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