Sanity and publicity keys to Smith trial venire
For 18 days jurors were questioned about publicity and the death penalty as prosecutors and defense lawyers screened 38 tentative jurors for the Robert Benjamin Smith case. Judge Wren and the attorneys probed views on insanity and impartiality, selecting 12 jurors and two alternates.
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Phoenix
UPI
Veniremen
Robert Benjamin Smith
Laurance T. Wren
Rose-Mar Beauty College
Mesa
Smith
Maricopa County
Robert Corbin
Moise Berger
Rod Wood
Winnie Ruth Judd remains at large five years on
Phoenix police note Winnie Ruth Judd, the Tiger Woman, is still at large five years after her escape from the Arizona State Hospital. Judd, who murdered two friends and hid their bodies in a trunk sent to Los Angeles, was once sentenced to death but later ruled insane and committed. Authorities say she is harmless and the search endures with no evidence of her whereabouts.
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Phoenix
UPI
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Indiana
Judd
Los Angeles
Agnes Anne Lerol
Hedvig Samuelson
Drinking and Drug Topics at PTA Regional Conference
The Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers hosts the Central Regional Conference tomorrow at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix. Over 200 delegates from Maricopa and Pinal counties are expected, with Mayor B L Tims speaking on city PTA cooperation and sessions on smoking, alcoholism as a family problem, and drug abuses and their societal effects. Registration opens at 9 a.m. with a 50 cent fee for the public.
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Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ramada Inn
Phoenix
Maricopa
Pinal
B. L. Tims
PTA
Scottsdale
Cigarette Fire Damages Car Seat in Becker Lane Incident
At 6 42 p m Rural Fire Department answered a call at 7100 EB Becker Lane and extinguished a fire in a car seat. Chief Murray Robertson said the $75 damage was probably caused by a cigarette. Other Saturday activity included an illegal burn at 86th St and Thomas for church construction. Sunday the department responded to another illegal burn near Aeth and Mc Killips on the Salt River Indian Reservation.
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Becker Lane
Murray Robertson
86Th St
Thomas
Aéth
McKillips
Salt River Indian Reservation
Obituaries for Greenwood Phetteplace and OConnor in Scottsdale
Francis Greenwood 48 of 7543 E Coolidge died Friday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A WWII veteran and former International Harvester employee, he leaves wife Katherine two stepsons and a sister. Services 2:30 p.m. Messingers Chapel burial Greenwood Memorial Park. Eunice Phetteplace 77 of 4026 N Stst St died Saturday in Golden Age Nursing Home. Grandmothers Club and Valley Plaza Methodist Church member born Holyoke Mass moved 1958 Tucson with two sons and three daughters and five grandchildren. Services 8 p.m. Messingers Chapel burial South Lawn Memorial Park Tucson. Harold F OConnor 68 moved here 1961 from Berwyn Illinois died Saturday. Former baking company executive survived by wife Frances son Dennis two daughters Barbara and Patricia Spera three brothers and a sister. Services and burial in Berwyn. Messinger Mortuary visits 6 to 9 p.m. today.
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E. Coolidge
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Greenwood
Scottsdale
Elmhurst
International Harvester
Messingers Chapel
Greenwood Memorial Park
Eunice F. Phetteplace
N. Stst St
Golden Age Nursing Home
Phetteplace
Grandmothers Club of
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Holyoke
Mass
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Rebeccas
Webster Methodist Church
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Dudley
Wyman
Clarence
Lakeside
Ariz
Florence Duke
Leon ,_ LeBay
South Lawn Memorial Park
Harold O’connor
Harold F. O'Connor
Berwyn
Til
O'Connor
Berridge Lane
Frances
Dennis
Barbara
Patricia Spera
Mr. O'Connor
Messinger Mortuary
El Paso business owner Henry B Harris Sr dies in Scottsdale
Henry B Harris Sr 63 of El Paso died Saturday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after arriving in Scottsdale six days earlier. He owned Peyton Packing Co and a ranch near El Paso. Survived by son Henry Jr and daughter Mrs John Schonepp, plus seven grandchildren and a brother in El Paso. Harris was active in Kiwanis Owls St Clements Church and the UTEP Touchdown Club. services were held today in Green Acres for Elnora M Stephens 43 of Berney Calif who died Thursday. Burial followed in Green Acres Memorial Garden.
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Henry Barton Harris Sr
el Paso
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Harris
Scottsdale
The
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St. Clements Episcopal Church
University of Texas At el Paso Touchdown Club
Peyton Packing Co
Ant Sf 7
Nancy J
Henry B. Jr
Paradise Valley
John Schonepp
Phoenix
E. Stephens
Elnora M. Stephens
Berney
Calif
Green Acres
Green Acres Memorial Garden
Two Scottsdale Men Charged In Gun Assault
Dan Powers 35 of 815 N Hayden Rd and John Hunter Selby III 22 of 602 N Miller Rd were booked on assault with a deadly weapon charges. Powers allegedly threatened Natalie Rutherford at 815 N Hayden Rd with a gun for hours before she alerted police. Selby was charged after a dispute over $1 gasoline at 204 Old Scottsdale Rd, where he allegedly threatened Archie Robbins and John Adamski with a .25 caliber pistol.
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Scottsdale
Dan Powers
N. Hayden Rd
John Hunter Selby
III
N. Miller
Powers
Natalie Rutherford
Selby
Old
Scottsdale Rd
Archie S. Robbins
John L. Adamski
Robbins
Births at St Josephs and Good Samaritan Hospitals
At St Josephs Hospital the following births were recorded. Robert and Geraldine Farris at 2632 North 68th Street welcomed a boy on October 3. William and Nancy Tippit at 8708 East Plaza Avenue welcomed a boy on October 4. At Good Samaritan Hospital Phillip and Diane Baker at 7308 East LaRenta welcomed a girl on October 2. Harry and Sarah Martin at 920 North 82nd Street welcomed a girl on October 2. Vicente Sanchez and Francisca 864 KE Solano Drive welcomed a boy on October 2. Charles and Martha Bollinger at 2207 North 66th Street welcomed a baby boy on October 3. Terry and Carol White at 6701 Cherry Lynn welcomed a boy on October 3.
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Robert
Geraldine
N. 68Th St
Tippit
William and
Nancy
E. Plaza Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Baker
Phillip and
Diane
E. LaRenta
Martin
Harry
Sarah
N. 82Nd St
Sanchez Vincente
Franisca
Solano
Trucker terror deplored by Pennsylvania governor
Governor Raymon d P Shafer condemned the eight state steel hauler strike as a campaign of terror on highways as negotiators met in closed session with aides to curb shootings beatings threats and sabotage. Four more shooting incidents were reported by Pennsylvania state police as the meeting began.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Yanks routed troops in bold night battle near An Hoa
American Paratroopers from the 101st Airborne fought their way out of a North Vietnamese trap near An Hoa in monsoon rains. They killed 60 enemy soldiers, repelled a platoon-sized assault, and reported Soviet aid including a flamethrower and helicopters.
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Eugene V
North Vietnam
Gi Ee Winuily
Hanoi
Haiphong
Tass
Johnson
U.S
Saigon
Radio
National Newspaper Week Proclaimed by Mayor Bud Tims
The proclamation designates Oct 8 to Oct 14 1967 as National Newspaper Week. It lauds Scottsdale Daily Progress as a guardian of local traditions and a beacon for freedom and the public right to know. The notice urges citizens to observe the week and honor newspapers nationwide.
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Bud Tims
Scottsdale
Mayor Bud Tims Forms Scottsdale Slate for Primary
Mayor Bud Tims confirmed a Scottsdale Progress report that he and the city council will run on a single slate in the upcoming primary election. He noted objections that the story could lessen the impact of their official announcement.
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Bud Tims
Scottsdale
Nany
Stock Market Roundup From Dow Jones Data
Dow Jones midday averages show gains for the industrials at 933.57 up 4.63 while rails fall to 257.22 and utilities slip to 126.71. A broad list of stocks is cited with percentages and a noon NYSE tally of 8.3 million shares traded across many major corporations.
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Dow Jones
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