Panama junta seizes capital as leaders name Pinilla head
Reports say Panama's National Guard ousted President Arias and seized key centers in a coup. Lt Col Omar Torrijos announced a junta including Col Bolivar Urrutia and Col Jose Maria Pinilla, who had left the Guard after a dispute with Arias. A man and woman were wounded at Santo Tomas hospital as sporadic gunfire continued.
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Omar. Torrijos
Bolivar
Urrutia
Jose Maria Pinilla
Pinilla
National Guard
Arias
Panama City
Alberto Pizot
Santo Tomas Hospital
State Department voices concern over Panamanian coup
A State Department spokesman says Panamanian president Arnulfo Arias has taken refuge in the Canal Zone with his cabinet. Canal Zone authorities have offered protection to Arias and his group. The United States typically suspends diplomatic relations after a foreign coup.
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Panama Canal
State Department
Arnulfo Ariasg
Anal
Canal—Zoné
Arias
United States
Peru
Scottsdale Players Light Up the Sky at New Stagebrush
Scottsdale Community Players open the new Stagebrush Theatre on Second Street with Moss Hart’s Light Up the Sky. Cast includes Linda Reeser, June Ely, Joan Siberschlag, Don Hams, Carl Mancini, Hal Chidnoff. audience enjoys a lively opening night with notable backers and a modern, well appointed venue featuring stained glass, padded seats, and new plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Reeser
Frances—Black
June Ely
Stella Livingston
Reeser
Don Hams
Max
Hams
Carl Mancini
Sidney Black
Hal Chidnoff
Scottsdale
Bell Named Picnic Chairman For Bell Campaign Event
Republican Richard Goldby was selected as chairman of a testimonial picnic for Democrat Larry Bell at Guy Stillman’s ranch in Scottsdale. Tickets cost 10 dollars with many sold, as Bell the Democratic nominee positions for a county supervisor seat. Bell, a 37-year-old chemistry teacher at Colorado High, says he would resign teaching to take full-time duties if elected to the 12 thousand dollar a year post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Goldby
Larry Bell
Guy Stillman
Scottsdale
Goldby
Bell
Arizona
Colonnado High
Local teens advance in Miss Teenage Arizona and club events
Junior Miss contenders from Scottsdale and Phoenix vie for at large spots in the Miss Teenage America pageant with finals set November 23 to 30 in Texas. Scottsdale clubs pledge leaders at Camp Tontozona as several students join national and university organizations.
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Vie Black
Na Lane
Seatchool
Flexas
Ro Jes
Mary Lou Knall
Scottsdale
I Phrateres
National Organization For
Arizona State University
Jackie Clark
Bridge column recounts a tense club game and clever play
A bridge recap features Mrs. Clarke facing East and West with key spade and club cuts. East misleads by shifting hearts while dropping spades and clubs, allowing Clarke to squeeze wins with strategic discards and a late club queen.
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East
Clarke
Flannery
Indian ambush retold in Frontier Times tale
A Scottsdale man’s retelling of an Apache ambush is published in Frontier Times. Joe Phys, a 1860s Arizona teamster, was attacked by Apaches while transporting freight from Colorado to Prescott. After his cavalry escort deserted, he held off the attack for four hours until aid came.
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Scottsdale
Frontier Times
Joe Phys
Homer Wilkes
Moreland
Phy
Arizona
Colorado
Prescott
Global conference warns seas overwhelmed by waste
Maritime experts from 30 countries warned that the world’s oceans are too small for the amount of poisonous waste dumped into them. An international conference on sea pollution passed eight resolutions calling for urgent action to cut pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Stagebrush Theatre tests new chairs with Irma the doll
Scottsdale Stagebrush Theatre uses a 130 pound doll named Irma to simulate decades of wear in 50 hours on 209 new chairs. The test ensures chairs withstand heavy use while matching contemporary audience sizes and comfort. The theater, home of the Scottsdale Community Players, opens Light Up the Sky with seating comparable to Lincoln Center and other major venues.
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Judy Reynolds
Scottsdale
Second St
Civic Center
Stagebrush
Irma
Stagebrush Theatre
Sky
New York
Lincoln Center
Radio City Music ‘Hall
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Music Center
Lavin's for Men Expands to Bigger Scottsdale Store
Lavin's for Men moves next door to a larger Scottsdale Fashion Square location. Bill Lavin confirms no changes to quality or staff. Daughters Linda and Judy assist at the wrapping counter while son Jeffrey remains seen around the store. Dave Fich offers expert fashion advice for students and young men. Rich, a senior at Arizona State University, is also qualified to advise on townwear.
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Lavin
Scottsdale
Fashion Square
Bill
Beverly Lavin
Linda
Judy
Jeffrey
Dave Fich
Arizona State University
Rich
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Jack Williams
Warren Gentry
N. 68Th St
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E. Lincoln Dr
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Steve Kulb
N. 83Rd Place
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Robert
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Madison
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Coronado
Brown University
David Lankford
James C. Lankford
David Wastchak
E Malcomb
Roche Laboratories
Nutley
J. Wastchak
St. Luke's Hospital
William McGovern
N., Scottsdale Rd
University of “Dayton
American Society of Tool Manufacturing Engineers
McGovern
University of Dayton
Technical Institute
Winona -Lousie Stalnaker
Karl W. Stalnaker
N. 63Rd St
Kappa-Alpha Theta Sorority
Texas Christian University
Anne Gannon
E. Valley
Hutt-of
Alfred Sheinwold
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Gayle Clarke
King
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Bill Flannery
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West
Bryan Henry Williams
James Martin Ryan
Alexander
DeCosta
S. Miller
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The
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McDonald
Granite Reef Parke
B&r Drugstore
Quik-Chek
Toady
For Men
Valley Hostess Service
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Lombardi, Conducting
Coronado High School
North 74Th Street
Scottsdale Civic
Louise Lincoln Kerr
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