Hippies die and freebies rise in San Francisco wake
In San Francisco a three day wake marks the death of the hippie movement with a Buddhist rite salute at dawn on Buena Vista Hill. Parade participants bury beads money draft cards and other symbols in a 22 foot coffin on Haight Street before burning it as fire crews respond.
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UPI
Haight Street
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Ashbury
George Darling
Scottsdale club meetings and times listed for Monday
MONDAY SAGUARO CIVITAN CLUB meets at 12 noon at Papago Lanes in Scottsdale. SCOTTSDALE ROTARY CLUB gathers at 12 10 p.m. at the Camelback Inn. SCOTTSDALE KIWANIS CLUB convenes at 6 30 p.m. at the Valley Ho Hotel. PARADISE VALLEY DEMO at 7 p.m. at the First Federal Saving Building 6950 E Camelback Rd. 20 30 CLUB at 7 30 p.m. at the Valley Ha Hotel. BARBERSHOP CHORUS OF SCOTTSDALE at 8 p.m. at the aerentont Omnter Oak St. at 76th.
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Scottsdale Rotary Club
Camelback Inn
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Valley Ho
Paradise Valley
Korean Reds fire on Yanks near DMZ incident
North Koreans opened fire on a U.S. patrol boat in the Imjin River near the DMZ. An American soldier fell overboard and was missing. The boat carried three Americans from the 2nd Infantry Division and two South Koreans. A second North Korean attack earlier in the week wounded a U.S. soldier.
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Seoul
UPS
U.S
Green Berets make surprise jump into central highlands
U S special forces parachuted into Communist held jungles near Le Rolland airbase four miles from the border to establish a border base as four American infantry companies engage Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta. The operation preceded a heavy combat day with nearly 100 Viet Cong killed and nine Americans dead.
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Saigon
Conf
le Rolland
Mekong Delta
Are marriages on the way out
UPI reports sociologist Dr. Jessie Bernard says America's affluent society broadens acceptable relationships beyond traditional marriage. She notes more young adults live away from home and affluence enables diverse living arrangements, including independent women with elegant homes.
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Washington
Bernard
Pennsylvania State University
America
21 Arrested in Tucson Narcotics Raid
Twenty one people were detained in a coordinated narcotics sweep by city state and federal agents. Charges include possession and sale of marijuana and dangerous drugs. Among those charged are University of Arizona students Martin Cohen and Deidre Klein, and others from local households.
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Tucson
UPI
Charles Tignor
University of Arizona
Martin Louis Cohen
Deidre Jayne Klein
Walter G
Births at Good Samaritan and area homes
Good Samaritan FEINBERG William and Judith announce a girl born Sept. 28 at 6502 E Montorosa. JODELL Richard and Margaret report a boy Sept. 28 at 4612 E Glenrosa. MAKEMNSON Leland and Joan list a boy Sept. 30 at 4135 E Catalina. SENTER Dr. Richard and Barbara record a girl Sept. 30 at 3034 N 40th St. HILL Clarence and Sandra report a girl Oct. 2 at 8219 ER Mitchell Dr. LOREILLY Jerry and Shells note a boy Oct. 1 at 8555 E Earls Dr.
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Catalina
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Lo'reilly
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Shells
Earls
Otwell to Address Arizona Optometric Meeting on Orthoptics
Dr. Harry C. Otwell of Fayetteville Ark will speak on Therapeutic Orthoptics at the Arizona Optometric Association gathering. The 9 am session takes place Sunday at the Ramada Inn in Scottsdale.
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Harry C. Otwell
Fayetteville, Ark
Arizona Optometric Association
Ramada Inn
Scottsdale
Otwell
Turkey Call for More Aid Shocks Ohio Town
A live turkey discovered in a telephone booth in MCARTHUR, Ohio, raises questions about its fate as local officials seek aid. The nearby Ralston Purina turkey processing plant lies about ten miles away, tying the incident to regional poultry operations.
Frustrated negotiator killed himself after talks with US
Mikio Morita, 47, director of Japan’s defense agency equipment bureau, ended negotiations over a Nike Hercules and Hawk missile system by stepping in front of a speeding train. A note found at his home said he was very much confused over the talks and apologized for the difficulties. Talks with a US advisory group began Tuesday amid disputes over cost sharing.
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UPI
United States
Mikio Morita
Defense Agency
U.S
Japan
Obituaries for Howard E. Roberts and Phillip Bellomo
Howard E. Roberts 69 of 446 W First Ave died yesterday at home in Scottsdale. He moved from Akron in 1954 and worked 20 years at Goodyear Aerospace before retiring in 1963. Survived by wife Anna two daughters two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services Tuesday 1 am Messinger Mortuary burial Green Acres Cemetery. Phillip Bellomo 44 of 5045 KE Thomas died Thursday of a heart attack en route to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Webster New York he moved from Rochester in 1965. He was an electronic technician with Motorola and previously with General Dynamics for 17 years. Survives include three daughters two sons a brother and two sisters. Rosary 7:30 pm Mercer Mortuary. Requiem Monday at St Theresa Catholic Church. Friends may call after 3 pm today.
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First Ave
Mr. Roberts
Scottsdale
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Aerospace
Canal Fulton
Anna
Charles McKee
Gambler
Lee Stillman
Seville
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Cemetery
Messingers
Urban Heart Association
Phillip Bellomo
KE. Thomas
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mr. Bellomo
Police remove leaders as Saigon drafts student protest
Saigon police arrested three student leaders at a news conference and drafted about a dozen protesters into the army. Ho Huu Nhut of the Saigon University Students Association was among those seized, as Thieu warns no further demonstrations and permits face seven day advance filing. The detained leaders were taken to the Quang Trung military training center for immediate training.
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UPI
HW Rae
Ho Huu Nhut
Saigos University Students Association
Ent
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Colar A van Luan
Quang Truong
Luan
Ford Plants to Reopen to Supply AMC Parts
Three strike bound Ford plants in Ypsilanti Rawsonville Michigan and Sandusky Ohio will reopen next week to produce caburetors starters horn rims and valve assemblies for American Motors Corp. About 890 Ford workers will run production for four to 13 days to fulfill the AMC order amid ongoing union talks with UAW President Walter P. Reuther stressing cooperation without altering broader negotiations.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co. i
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
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Ford
Ypsilant
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Mich
Sandusky
Ohio
American Motor Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Eisenhower Leaves Hospital to Watch World Series
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower checked out of Walter Reed Army Hospital after a routine physical. He flew by helicopter to his Gettysburg farm to watch the World Series on television and said he felt better than in a long time.
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