Youths react to Hershey retirement in draft system debate
News from the United States reports mixed reactions as 76 year old Lt General Lewis B Hershey prepares to retire as Selective Service director. Students and officials praise his long service while voicing calls for overhaul of the draft system.
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United Press International News
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
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Finburg
San Francisco State College
Phoenix
Columbia University
Richard D.smolez
Nixon
Hrshey
Steven Wall
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University of ‘Southern California
Selective Service Counseling Center
Butch Waybourn
Lubbock
Texas
Moonmen practice lunar walk in Arizona desert test
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean rehearsed a moon walk in blue jeans and casual shirts at a simulated lunar landscape in Flagstaff Arizona. Mission control guided the drill as Houston reported some delays and praised their performance.
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Pete” Conrad
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Gunman Robs U Totem Store at 1649 North 74th Street
A man with a gun took about 98 dollars from a U Totem at 1649 N 74th St around 2:10 am. Clerk William Fitzpatrick was struck and forced to the floor as the burglar escaped on foot. The suspect is described as about 25, 5'10", 160 pounds, light brown hair, white shirt, brown pants and black shoes.
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William Fitzpatrick
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Obituaries for Knight Yandell Hlabaty and related notices
Glenn D. Knight 65 of Scottsdale died last night at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He lived at 1815 N 74th St and spent 28 years with the New York Central Railroad in Indianapolis before retiring in 1949. He repaired radios and televisions as a hobby in Scottsdale and was a member of the First Baptist Church. Services Monday at 2 p.m. Messinger Mortuary. interment pending. Survived by wife Florence B and siblings in Indiana and Ohio. Fay H. Yandell 74, owner and manager of Yandell’s Richfield station, died Friday at home in Phoenix. A member of the First Southern Baptist Church and a Masonic Lodge in Providence, Ky, he moved to Scottsdale 17 years ago and to Phoenix area two years later. Services 10 a.m. today Green Acres Mortuary. burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by wife Vera, a daughter Evelyn of Scottsdale, a son Cecil of California, a brother, four sisters out of state, and two grandchildren. Emilie A. Hlabaty 58 died Friday at home 8929 E Oak. Visitation begins 6 p.m. tonight and continues to 11 a.m. Tuesday Messinger Chapel. Cremation to follow. Mrs Hlabaty came to Scottsdale 17 years ago from Cicero. Survived by husband Anton, daughter Dawn Rickard of Scottsdale, brother Anton Sebesta Jr. of Broadview Ill, two sisters Marie Sebesta of Scottsdale and Lillian Stark of Berwyn Ill, two grandchildren, and a brother and sister-in-law out of state.
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Pioneer sportswear designer Louisa Schnurer dies at 91
Louisa Schnurer 91 died Friday at Medi Centers of America in Phoenix. early partner with Berthold Schnurer she helped popularize Lastex swimsuits in New York City. She retired in 1938 and lived in Miami Arizona before moving to Phoenix. Survived by son Harold T. and three grandchildren. Services Sunday noon Universal Memorial Center Phoenix burial in New Glendale?
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Students report assault after traffic chase near Coronado High
Phillips Fox, 17, of 8107 East Palm Lane, and Byron Mercurio, 16, of 6031 East Windsor, told police a man in a car behind their pickup flashed lights and followed them Friday around 10:30 p.m. They turned onto Granite Reef Road and stopped at Palm Lane where the assailant jumped into the truck bed and tried to gouge Fox’s eyes. He demanded their driver licenses before fleeing.
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Chicago police raid arrests 41 SDS radicals in church basement
Helmeted task forces from Chicago and Evanston seized 41 people linked to the Weatherman faction of SDS after bursting into a church basement where about 150 SDS members were staying. Three youths sustained minor injuries. several were treated at Evanston Hospital.
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Obscenity ruling appeal filed in Tempe case
Tempe attorney Richard Hertzberg filed an appeal Friday challenging a Scottsdale magistrate Ed Boyle's ruling in the Holiday Liquor Store obscenity case. Hertzberg defended Harry B Spitz, found guilty of selling obscene literature to a minor after Tempe Magistrate Ed Halloran disqualified himself amid an alleged bias affidavit. The appeal may reach Superior Court next January or February.
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