Beavers Upset Arcadia 22-6 For Scottsdale First Victory
Victory Ride Scottsdale High surged to a 22-6 win over Arcadia in a Division 1 game. Tim Smallsteed led Scottsdale with early strategic moves and touchdowns by Dok Burger Jim Fuller and Duane Bledsoe. Scottsdale totaled 523 yards, outgained Arcadia 193-109 on the ground, and improved to 3-1 alongside Arcadia in second place behind Westwood.
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Arcadia
Beavers
Beaverbacks
Scottsdale
Titans
Beaver
Tim Smallsteed
Titan
Smallsteed
Dok ‘Burger
Jim Fuller
Duane Bledsoe
Samany Campbell
Don Manos
Steve Miller
Steve Orth
Don Burger
Fuller
Burger
Land Grant
Frank Griffitts
Don Manross
Jim Puntenney
Pat Higman
City to Close Offices Monday in Columbus Day Observance
City of Scottsdale will close all offices except police and fire on Monday for Columbus Day. Refuse collection proceeds as scheduled, emergency services stay available. Planning Commission rescheduled to Tuesday at 8 p m. Scottsdale schools remain in session. main and Papago postal stations open with regular deliveries.
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Richard Malcolm
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Planning Commission
Ray Davis
O.C. Wilson
Papago Station
President Johnson to Visit Arizona for Church Service in Phoenix
President Johnson arrives in Phoenix for a morning stop with Air Force One at Sky Harbor at 9 am and a 9 30 am church service at First Presbyterian. He will meet Democratic leaders, then depart by 11 45 am for Los Angeles. Goldwater is not scheduled to meet him during the trip.
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Los Angeles
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Secret Service
Charles R. Ehrhardt
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Arizona
Scottsdale youths protest mass arrest over curfew clash
Police and 18 teenagers reached an understanding after arrests at Papago Lanes in Scottsdale. Capt. Harry Walker met four youth spokesmen to curb loitering and reduce further detentions while curfew rules for minors were reviewed and clarified.
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Harry Walker
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Chandler Woman Hopes For Safe Return Of Kidnapped Lt Col Smolen
Three women in distinct locales waited for word on Lt Col Michale Smolen 45 abducted Friday by terrorists in Caracas Venezuela Marian Smolen his wife waited in Chandler Arizona for news Sandra Lynn Smolen 18 at Arizona State University feared for her father Katrin Smolen his mother recalled his WWII POW capture and earlier German prison escape as she and others hoped for his safe release amid reports of prior kidnapping cases in Caracas and comments from a related family member.
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Chandler
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U.S
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Caracas
Maximo Canares
Nguyen van Troi
Viet Nam
Robert 5. McNamara
U.S. Air Force
Michale Smolen
Marian Smolen
Pirman
Sandra Lynn Smolen
Arizona State University
Sandra
Katrin Smolen
Arizona
James. K. Chenault
Chenault
Mantle's ninth-inning homer sinks Cardinals in World Series
New York defeats St. Louis 2-1 as Mickey Mantle hits a decisive ninth-inning homer off Barney Schultz after a 1-1 deadlock. Mantle adds a double in three trips. Jim Bouton credited with the win and Schultz with the loss. Game four set for Sunday in New York.
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Johnson and Goldwater Campaign Schedule Released
Johnson arrives at Sky Harbor at 9 a.m. and heads to the 1st Presbyterian Church at 9 15 a.m. Services begin at 9 30 a.m. He departs for Los Angeles at 11 45 a.m. Goldwater arrives at midnight at Sky Harbor and speaks at the Heard Museum at 8 p.m. Sunday. He departs for campaign duties Tuesday morning.
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1St Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Goldwater
Sky Harbor
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Dickson Co Awarded Employer of the Year in Arizona
Electronics Corp of Scottsdale named employer of the year for Arizona by the Governor's Committee on Employ the Handicapped. The banquet at Mountain Shadows Resort honored Dickson with 20 percent of its 350 workers handicapped. Dr Donald Sitler was physician of the year and Karl Dickens a polio survivor was named handicapped employee of the year.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Mountain Shadows Resort
Dickson
Walter Gray
Donald Sitler
Phoenix
Karl G. Dickens
Autonetics
Luke Afb
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