Scottsdale youths protest arrests at police station
About 35 Scottsdale High students and graduates picketed the city police station to protest a mass arrest at Papago Bowl. The rally planned talks with police, none acted during the half hour. Several youths faced vagrancy charges from Tuesday's bowling alley round up. one pleaded guilty and was sentenced.
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E. Main
Papago Bowl
N. Scottsdale Rd
Harry Walker
Warren Haskins
Capt. Walker
Richard Holman
Danny Bier
Harry Luge
Paul Trottier
Tom Brown
Luge
Papago
Biier
Progress
Richard Paulson
Holman
Jack Price
Robert) Moore
Inn
Curfew Rules Hold Parents Liable Under City Code
City curfew applies to youths 18 and under with street hours from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. or 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. depending on section. The code makes parents or guardians liable for allowing minors on streets during prohibited hours. An exception permits minors to be accompanied by an adult after curfew.
Scottsdale Police Detail Nightly Checks On Teen Trouble Spots
Scottsdale detectives will nightly patrol trouble spots after an uptick in juvenile harassment at local restaurants. Managers at Jamaica Restaurant Papago Lanes and Ricky's Drive-Inn report teens loitering after 9 p.m. and causing disturbances, with some incidents leading to police pickup.
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Scottsdale
Richard ‘Leidner
Seidner
Jamaica Restaurant
Old Scottsdale Rd
William Greiff
Greiff
Bidy & Drive-Inn
Les Wight
Cain
John Gaither
Papago Lanes
Gaither
Papagoa Lanes
Jack Burch
Ricky
Burch
Bob Moore
Moore
Johnson to visit Phoenix on Sunday while Goldwater also appears
President Johnson will arrive at Sky Harbor at 9 a.m. for church services and a likely airport speech. Barry Goldwater plans a Phoenix speech Sunday afternoon. Johnson later travels to California after the layover.
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Robert Allen
Sky Harbor
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Allen
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Louisville
South
Democratic Breakfast
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cuba
Nee
England
Nixon blames state clique for Bay of Pigs failure
Former Vice President Richard Nixon charged that a State Department clique, not President Kennedy, caused the Bay of Pigs invasion defeat. He spoke at a Republican breakfast rally in Newark during a two day New Jersey campaign tour and ruled himself out as a cabinet member if Goldwater wins the presidency.
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UPI
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John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Nixon
Barry Goldewater
New Jersey
GOP
Chandler Officer Seized by Reds
UPI reports U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen was kidnapped from his Caracas home by two heavily armed youths amid a string of terror threats. Col Henry Lee Choate witnessed the abduction and a car was later found abandoned on the same street where another U S Army colonel was kidnapped last year. Smolen, 45, veteran fighter pilot with 4000 flying hours, served as deputy chief of the U S Air Force mission in Venezuela.
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UPI
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Smolen
Chandler, Ariz
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Col
Henry Lee
Choate
Air Force
U.S. Army
James K. Chenault
Arizona Commissioner refuses to attend secret meetings
Arizona Corporation Commissioner John P. Clark said he would no longer participate in executive sessions of the commission. He announced at a news conference that he informed Chairman A P Bu zard he would skip such meetings until the commission’s position is clarified following last week’s firing of three employees.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Corporation
John P. Clark
Commission
Clark
A.P
Jack) Buzard
Corporation Commission
Buzard
Tucson
Court Awards Kids to Gamble Court Awards Kids to Gamble
New York court grants full custody of Gheorghe age 3 and Grigore age 2 to mother Gambi Benedict after nulling four year marriage to ex-chauffeur Andre Porumbeanu. Porumbeanu denied visitation. Judge Edward T. McCaffrey brands Porumbeanu unfit and dismisses claims of a roving playboy and drinker.
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UPI
Gamble
Gambi
Benedict
Andre Porumbeanu
Supreme Court
Edward T. McCaffrey
Gheorghe
Grigore
McCaffrey
Porumbeanu
China Signals First Nuclear Test Planned Within Weeks
Diplomatic sources report Red China has told neutral African and Asian states it will conduct its initial nuclear explosion within weeks. The timing varied by report, with some mentioning after October and others within one to six weeks. Secretary Rusk stated U S intelligence expected a near term test and said the U S would announce when detected.
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UPI
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China
Africa
Asia
Indonesia
Guinea
Dean Rusk
U.S
GOP chief urged to quit over party finances
Industrialist Walter S. Mack a GOP strategist and fund raiser called for RNC chairman Dean Burch to resign accusing him of draining party funds to back Barry Goldwater. Mack said Burch uses Senate and House campaign money for the Goldwater-Miller ticket, risking long term GOP strength and risking financial ruin. He criticized Milton Friedman as complicit and warned of a vast bankrupt campaign.
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