Peace effort hinted across multiple nations and topics
The White House says U S warheads are available to NATO with presidential authorization. Reports say warheads are mounted on NATO planes. International Machinists allow 200 workers to return to Cape Kennedy for Gemini 7. Amish school bus standoff in Iowa prompts backed down action. Rusk pledges unilateral aid to defend the Western Hemisphere if needed but seeks coalition support. Tucson hearing for three teens in Aileen Rowe murder delayed. Schmid and others charged. Cassius Clay defends title vs Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas. Romania discussed as possible Viet Nam mediator. no mediation agreed. Britain notes no change in Hanoi stance.
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Tucson
Aileen Rowe
Charles Schmid
John Saunders
Mary French
Schmid
Gretchen
Sandy Fritz
Desert
Vienna
UPI
Romania
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
Bucharest
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Dean Rusk
Corneliu Manescu
Manescu
Rusk
Michael Stewart
Commons
North
Hanoi
Britain
Man Found Dead in Scottsdale Alley Investigated for Homicide
Scottsdale police investigate possible homicide after the body of 50 year old Max Martinez was found Sunday in an alley behind 1420 N 78th St. Blood stains on his shirt prompted coroner pending cause of death. Martinez lived at 1326 N Wth Pl and was last seen Saturday morning. He leaves a wife Refugia eight children and relatives in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Max Martinez
Wth
Martinez
78Th St
Leon Greer
77Th Pl
D. W. Townsend
Refugia
Jose
Lupe
Board of
Alvina Uriate
Opaionia Valenzuela
Phoenix
Men urged to join YMCA fitness class
Scottsdale YMCA promotes male fitness with a Run For Your Life daily program for men up to 60. Sessions run Monday through Thursday at 12:15 to 12:50 p.m. at 3019 N. 74th St. Participants select 100 250 or 500 mile goals with a $1 member or $5 nonmember fee.
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Michael Roberts
Scottsdale
Gordon Lackie
Dick Johnson
Bob Jones
Jim Fox
Charles Skirpan
Chuck Fong
Scottsdale Ymca
YMCA
Fong
74Th St
Chet Chappell
First Baptist Church
Megs Host Public Tour Ends After Busy U S Visit
Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon wrap up their three week U S tour with private engagements and a Fifth Avenue shopping spree before heading to Bermuda. A canceled Connecticut visit cited fatigue.
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New York
UPI
Princess Margaret
Fifth Avenue
Earl of Snowdon
Bermuda
United States
Margaret
Connecticut
British Information Service
Bombs strike four Negro leaders in Charlotte homes
A series of blasts targeted the homes of four prominent African American figures in Charlotte, causing holes and shattered glass but injuring none. NAACP leader Kelly Alexander blamed the attack on killers, while Gov. Dan Moore pledged full state investigative resources as police guard the victims' middle class neighborhood.
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Charlotte
N.C
Dan Moore
Stan Brookshire
Alexanders
Cloudy skies with light rain and mild temperatures
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness today and Tuesday with light rain at times. Highs near 66 degrees today and Tuesday, with a low around 0 tonight.
Hospital scene marks JFK service in Dallas
In a Dallas hospital room two years after President John Fitzgerald Kennedy's death, mourners recall his passing and seek solace in Almighty God as they mark the anniversary of the president's death and the end of his pilgrimage.
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JFK
Dallas
UPS
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Memorial rites mark JFK anniversary in Dallas and abroad
Remembrances for John F Kennedy span Dallas and Arlington with Chaplain Carl Nighswonger placing a wreath on trauma room 1 at Parkland Hospital where Kennedy died. In Arlington a wreath from President Johnson accompanied by Jacqueline Kennedy’s flowers honors the late president. Berlin mayor Willy Brandt and crowds observe services in memory of JFK. Separate reports note multiple bomb threats at three Scottsdale area stores prompting evacuations.
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Carl Nighswonger
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Kennedy
Nighswonger
Oscar Huber
Parkland
Nightwonger
Fredericksburg
Tex
Johnson
United States
President Johnson
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
Berlin
Willy Brandt
John F. Kennedy
City Hall
County Wexford
Ireland
Oak Cliff
Knights of Columbus
St Cecilia Catholic Church
Texas Schoolbook Depository
Gaunt Prick
Lee Harvey Oswald
Scottsdale Schools Face Severe Crowding Across District
Mohave School tops crowding list with enrollment of 1,553 and a projected need for 15 more classrooms next year to maintain a 30 students per room limit. Scottsdale High uses five portable rooms and rents 11 more in a church building. Portable classrooms cited as temporary fixes while a district-wide study by Dr. Clifford Smith outlines future expansion needs.
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Scottsdale
Charles Holt
Clifford Smith
Holt
Mohave School
Scottsdale High
William Fitzgerald
Scottsdale Methodist Church
Fitggerald
Cocopah
Hohokam
Iachina
Supai
Tonalea
Tonto
Yavapai
Tawan
Hopi
Ingleside
Waibab
Kiva
Soloma
Paiute
Pima
American on trial in Murmansk for border crossing to buy vodka
Newcomb Mott, 27, of Sheffield Massachusetts testified at Murmansk Regional Court that he crossed into the Soviet Union to buy vodka and souvenirs and satisfy curiosity about Russia. He admitted crawling through a reindeer fence unaware it marked a border while facing a maximum three year sentence. His parents traveled from Moscow to attend the trial.
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Murmansk
U.S.S.R
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Newcomb Mott
Sheffield
Mass
Mott
Howard S. Mott
Arctic
Moscow
Motts
United States
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White House
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U.S
West Germany
International Association of Machinists
Cape Kennedy
Hazlieeton
Iowa
Towa
Rio DE Janeiro
Chile
Organization of American States
Las Vegas
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Clay
Patterson
Las Vegas Convention Center
E. Osborn Rd
Meg
NAACP
Target
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kelly Alexander
South Scottsdale
Safeway
N. Scottsdale Rd
Bashas
E. McDowell
Circle K
E. Oak St
Mohave
Scottsdale Public
Mary Bach
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