Benefit performance to aid Jones family at Coronado High
Shale Jones sponsors a benefit of Spip River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters at Coronado High School 8 p.m. Sunday to raise funds for the Jones family recently struck by illness and medical bills. Tickets are $1.50 from The Sentisdale Progress or at the door. proceeds go to Jones Memorial Fund with any excess redirected to a new Memorial Research Fund in Scottsdale. Phoebe Noel will perform the prologue.
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Coronado High School
Jones
John Paul ‘Jones
University of Callifornia Medical Center
San Francisco
Mesa Community “College
Stagedoor Players
Sentisdale Progress
Jones Memorial Fund
Jones ‘Memorial
Scottsdale Progress
P. O. Box
Scottsdale
Arizona
Phoebe Noel
Miss. Noel
Jy. T. Noel
Granada
Music box and vase stolen from Scandinavian Shop
A music box and a vase valued at 325 dollars were stolen Wednesday from the Scandinavian Shop at 8 West Fifth Avenue. A clerk saw the music box at noon then, after a customer requested it, both items were missing with a suspected shoplifter described to police. Police investigate. Esther French reports home theft of wristwatch gun liquor and 17 dollars two months ago totaling 187 dollars.
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Fifth Ave
Esther French
E. Coolidge
Norco Officials Tour Scottsdale For City Pattern Talks
Norco city officials from Norco California visited Scottsdale Municipal Airport in three private planes on Wednesday and departed after touring the city. Mayor C M Taylor led the delegation and met with Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims to discuss forming a western style city government pattern.
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Norco
Calif
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
C.M. Taylor
Metz
Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Nations Near $1 Billion Franc Rescue Swap
A crisis meeting of the world's 10 richest trading nations nears a $1 billion franc rescue swap to bolster the French franc and avert chaos. France Britain and West Germany clash over devaluation while Harold Lever and Harold Wilson race to stem the crisis as the franc slips to new lows and the dollar languishes.
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UPI
Switzerland
United States
West Germany
France
Britain
Washington
Germany
Harold Lever
British Treasury
London
Royal—Air—Fortie
Harold ‘Wilson
Wilson
Repairs rushed on Reds' roads in Vietnam
UPI reports North Vietnam is hastening repairs to bombed highways to move war materiel south toward the DMZ. Stockpiles shifted from north of the 19th parallel. air strikes north of the parallel ended March 31. Officials say southward movement may not signal a new DMZ offensive. Recon flights show hundreds of laborers clearing Highway 1. In South Vietnam, Hoi An faced heavy shelling. two killed, 27 wounded. Gen Do Cgio Tri says the Communists are regrouping for a winter spring offensive, with caches found near Saigon.
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Saigon
Dmz
Laos
Highway 1
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Hoi An
vGen
j-Do- Cgo Tri
Bien Hoa
Hoi
da Nang
No show suspect arrested after bench warrant issued
Darwin Hagan, 39, of 3226 North 63rd Street, was arrested at his home after City Magistrate Ed Boyle issued a bench warrant for failing to appear in City Court. He allegedly slugged Vincent Canzano, the city building inspector, following a dispute over noncompliant home addition work. Hagan posted $100 bond and faces fresh court appearance next Wednesday for both charges.
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Scottsdale
Darwin Hagan
63Rd St
Ed Boyle
Hagan
Vincent A. Canzano
Canzano
Obituary of Harry B Logan Former Ohio Educator
Harry B Logan 75 longtime educator and administrator in Ohio New Mexico and Arizona died Wednesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital He taught 11 years in Sanders and Pine before retiring to Scottsdale six years ago He previously served as superintendent of Bowerston Ohio schools and taught in Carroll County Ohio and New Mexico He was Kent State University and Ohio State and Arizona State University alumnus Born in Ohio he moved West in 1951 from Geneva Survivors include wife Carrie daughters Jane Gray Scottsdale Jean Carter Tempe and five grandchildren Services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at First Congregational Church Tempe with viewing at Green Acres Mortuary
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Ohio
New Mexico
Arizona
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Logan
Sanders and
Pine
Scottsdale
Bowerston
Carroll County
Kent State University
Ohio State
Geneva
First Congregational Church
Tempe
Retired Teachers Association
Carrie
Jane Gray
Jean Carter
E. Sixth” St. Tempe
Green Acres Mortuary
Hanoi presses hard as Vietnam talks stall over boycott
Hanoi officials voiced impatience over delays and accused Saigon of trying to torpedo negotiations. Xuan Thuy offered to meet Johnson's delegates at once while South Vietnam probes a public conference to push its demands. U S Ambassador Bunker met Thieu in Saigon to urge progress.
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UPI
Johnson
Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Vietnam
U. S
Ellsworth
Thieu
Independence Palace
Tempe man charged with second degree burglary in Scottsdale
A Tempe man, David E. Peden, 20, was charged with second degree burglary after Scottsdale officers arrested him at the rear of a Camelback Road home following a burglary in progress next door. Boots and muddy footprints matched, nothing was taken, and he was released on recognizance with a preliminary hearing date not yet set.
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Tempe
Choni
David E. Peden
Scottsdale
Camelback
Peden
Scottsdale Justice Court
Noon New York Stocks Mixed As Market Slips At Midday
United Press reports a noon snapshot of the New York Stock Exchange showing notable moves in Alcoa American Can American Tobacco and Boeing while Dow Jones industrials decrease 5.48 at 961.27. Trading volume reaches 13 990 000 shares as gains and losses vary across sectors.
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United Press International
Francisca duFont & Co
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Motors
Aneican
Srican Tobacco
Amer
Arizona
Ligeel & Howell Endix
Bethlehem
Steel
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Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
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Fastman
Emerson
Fairchild
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
IBM
Nickel It&t
Johns
Manville
Kennecott
Xerox
Dow Jones
Czech students end four day sit-in at Charles University
Hundreds of students in Prague left the philosophy department after a four day sit-in against deep cutbacks in Czechoslovak reforms. No police were seen as protesters dispersed by groups of twenty to avoid incidents. Similar sit-ins were reported at Brno Nitra and Kosice, with continued actions planned until tonight. Authorities warned of social upheaval if protests persisted amid the Dubcek era reforms after the August Warsaw Pact invasion.
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Prague
UPI
Charles University
Czechoslovakia
Brno
Nitra
Kosice
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Marine on leave among two injured in Scottsdale crash
Two young men were injured in a two car crash at Scottsdale and McDowell roads around 11 pm. Marine James K. Paulsen age 20 from Waterloo Iowa stationed at Camp Pendleton was treated for leg injuries and cited for failing to stop. Passenger Michael H Williams age 15 from Tempe sustained cuts bruises and a possible back injury and was hospitalized.
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McDowell Rds
James K. Paulsen
Waterloo
Iowa
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Michael H. Williams
Tempe
Paulsen
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
William Afb
Williams
Baptist Hospital
Six Venezuelan sextuplets die after birth
A 25 year old peasant woman in an Andean village near Merida Venezuela gave birth to sextuplets four girls and two boys but all the children died shortly after birth.
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Merida
Venezuela
UPI
Andes Mountains
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