Trudeau invokes War Emergencies Act to quell Quebec unrest
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau used the War Emergencies Act to crush a separatist threat in peacetime. Police arrested 227 people across Montreal Quebec City Rimouski and Chicoutimi with Fifty warrants issued in Montreal alone. Among those taken into custody were FLQ lawyer Robert Lemieux trade union leader Michel Chartrand singer Pauline Julien editor Gerald Gaudin poet Gaston Miron and others linked to separatist groups.
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Saager Named Scottsdale Outstanding Young Man by Jaycees
Scottsdale Saager Garth Saager manager for Arizona Public Service in Scottsdale was chosen as the city’s outstanding young man by the Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce. Nominated by the Scottsdale Charros, Saager resides at 8301 Bk Cheery Lynn Rd. Also named were Charles Smith of Dickson Electronics and others. Officer Robert Greenwald received Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer honors.
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Stock Market Roundup From United Press International
The United Press International report, courtesy of F. 1. DuPont and Glore Forgan & Co., covers daily market moves. It notes key indices, gains and losses among major stocks, and brief sector shifts affecting investor sentiment.
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Boys Clubs projected to reach 1000 chapters nationwide
The Boys Clubs of America plans 1000 clubs nationwide and about 1 million boys served within two years, says national director A Boyd Hinds during the 24th Administrative Training Council at the Safari Hotel. Current total is 895 clubs with growth at one new club per month and new narcotics education tests in Denver and Chicago. Scottsdale’s club is at 7502 E Osborn.
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Burglars Steal $1800 in Four Break-Ins and Grand Theft
Scottsdale police report four burglaries and one grand theft stealing about $1800 in cash and goods. At 7103 E Sunnyside Dr a storeroom door was forced and Saddle bits valued $517 taken. 8331 E Valley Vista saw a ring and stereo worth $437. 6063 N 83rd St yielded 38 yards green shag carpet valued $388. a construction site at 4800 N 68th St lost three cast iron bathtubs worth $310. A window entry at 7258 E Wilshire removed a color TV valued $250 and $42 in coins.
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Brotherhood of Tyrannized Husbands Seeks Legal Status
In Athens, a group led by 43 year old George Repussis applied to the Court of First Instance for legalization. Repussis said the organization aims to lighten marital tyranny with humor while seeking divorces or lighter burdens without breaking marriages.
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Man fails in boat seizure at sea near Takamatsu
Naosuke Sunami, 23, tried to seize a ferry loaded with passengers off Takamatsu Japan but dropped the knife during the attempt and was stopped. He told police he acted to force his estranged wife and their 2 year old son to return home. The 1 018 ton vessel was carrying people when the incident occurred on Wednesday.
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Ex-editor assails New York Times in Scottsdale speech
Herman Dinsmore former editor of the International Edition and a John Birch Society member accused the Times of immoral coverage and deliberate misreporting to advance Castro and defeat in Vietnam. He claimed media conspired to curb U S power and cited My Lai as proof of alleged bias.
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DeMolay Plans Installation Of Paradise Valley Officers
New officers of the Paradise Valley Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will be installed Saturday night at the Masonic Temple in Scottsdale. Jim Hawkins will serve as master councilor with Gary Seller as senior councilor Jeff Despain as junior councilor and Jon Winkler as treasurer. A reception by the Paradise Valley Mothers Club follows.
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Gary Seller
Jeff Despain
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Grand jury absolves Ohio guards in Kent State shooting
A special Ohio grand jury absolved Ohio National Guardsmen of blame for the Kent State University killings during a May 4 protest. It indicted 25 students and agitators for deliberate criminal conduct, though names were withheld until arrest. The panel blamed university administration for the campus incidents.
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Obituary Zelda Barenburg Scottsdale restaurateur dies in Phoenix
Zelda F Barenburg 51 came from Los Angeles in 1956 and died Wednesday at St Josephs Hospital Phoenix She and husband Tony owned Melody Lane Restaurant for six years located at 10793 Grand Ave Sun City Born in Chicago Survived by husband two sons Douglas and Michael both in Scottsdale two sisters and a brother Services at 3 PM Monday Lundbergs Sunland Chapel 15826 Del Webb Blvd Sun City Burial Sunland Cemetery
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Firefighters extract peanut from boy at Scottsdale home
Scottsdale firefighters responded to 2339 N Hayden Rd on Thursday for an unusual first aid call. They found a boy named Mark with a peanut lodged in his nose and could not remove it. He was taken to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital where doctors removed the peanut in the emergency room.
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