Theft suspect caught in high speed chase
Scottsdale man Barry Michael Hyland 19 was arrested after a 30 minute chase involving Scottsdale and Phoenix police. Instruments worth about 4000 were recovered from his wrecked car after a burglary at Leder men Music Co. Hyland was held on a 9450 bond.
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British Comet IV crashes off Cyprus. 66 dead
A BEA Comet IV plunged into the Mediterranean while 29 000 feet up near Nicosia. All 66 aboard perished including three Americans. Unclear cause though metal fatigue is cited in later tests. Weather described as thundery and unstable with high near 92.
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Juveniles Held in Burglaries in Scottsdale
Two Scottsdale boys aged 12 and 14 were arrested by police for two burglaries. They admitted breaking into homes at 8543 B Vista and 8739 B Vista last Friday. Loot included two guns a hunting knife cigarette lighters four transistor radios and 3 dollars in cash. Both were detained on burglary charges.
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Scottsdale
B. Vista
Go-alone CAP still in works
Gov. Jack Williams said Arizona will maintain its go it alone policy to block the Central Arizona Project until completion or until congressional approval. He noted the policy will continue even as the House Interior Committee pledges to take up the legislation next year.
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UPI
Jack Williams
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Scottsdale School Board strengthens Professional Council
The Scottsdale School Board moved to bolster the teacher Professional Council to seek input on salaries and working conditions after a teacher union boycott. Superintendent John Tanner proposed three steps including reducing central administration, staggering terms, and increasing teacher representation. Bob Church, council chair, would form a five member committee to study the proposals.
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John Tanner
Frome
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Thieu Eyes Peace Talks with Hanoi and Bombing Pause
President-elect Thieu will invite Ho Chi Minh for face to face peace talks and offer a one week bombing pause if Hanoi accepts. He would also include NLF observers and may offer government posts to Viet Cong leaders to gain cooperation. Pope Paul VI reportedly urged new peace appeals. Bundy said U.S. pushes for talks continue with no Hanoi response yet.
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Los Angeles
William P. Bundy
Supreme Court to hear Fennell rezoning dispute
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear arguments next Thursday in the Fennell rezoning case involving Scottsdale's challenge to a county election cancellation. City Attorney Richard Filler seeks expedited review before ballots are printed for the November referendum on the 734 acre Scottsdale Rd and Lincoln Dr site.
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Supreme Court
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Filler
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Jare
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Lincoln Dr
Eight-year-old girl drowns in pool at Diamond Lazy K Ranch
Scottsdale girl Melinda Hannah 8 drowns at night in pool at Diamond Lazy K Ranch Lincoln. Sheriff's deputies say she wandered and fell or jumped into the pool while staying with her family for two months. Ann Hannah 18 played aid until rescue personnel arrived.
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K Queat Ranch
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Thomas E. Hannah
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Ann Hannah
Hannah
U N mediates Middle East peace effort
United States and Soviet Union back a four point plan calling for United Nations mediation in the Middle East. Cairo radio contradicted the plan and said Washington may have shifted. Egypt and Syria reported rebuilding arms while Israel and Egypt prepared for possible clashes along the Suez Canal. Rostow assured Israel no change in U S position favoring direct talks.
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Walt W. Rostow
Abraham Horman
Thursday in the News Thursday in the News
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Rusk signals progress toward Vietnam peace
Secretary of State Rusk said he was encouraged by progress toward a Vietnam peace but could not name a date. He noted no sign Hanoi sought peace talks amid broader questions on the war’s end.
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Rusk
Vietnam
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Phoenix Superior Court Rules Smith Statement Admissible
Judge Laurance Wren allowed another police interview by Robert Benjamin Smith to be used as evidence in the Mesa murder trial. The 1 year old youth is charged with slaying five people last year. Police say Fred Berkholz 7 and Catherine Berkholz 38 were found dead at their home and the woman appeared to be leaving her husband when the shooting happened.
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Laurance Wren
Robert Benjamin Smith
Mesa
Robert DeMattel
Smith
Fred Berkholz
Catherine
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