ASU Student Killed In Papago Park Crash
An Arizona State University sophomore, Jeff Petzold, 20, died after his sports car collided with a Cadillac driven by Scottsdale woman George Lane on Papago Parkway in Papago Park. His companion Julie Langston, 21, was hospitalized in serious condition with multiple fractures. The other driver sustained minor injuries. Petzold’s death marked Arizona’s 475th traffic fatality that year.
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Papago Parkway
Papago Park
Jeff Petzold
George W. Petzold
Glendale
Calif
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Julie Ann Langston
Cleve Langston
George Lane
Paradise Lane
Arizona
Selso Tolano
Tucson
U.S. 89
Petzold
McDowell
van Buren
Miss Langston
Probe ordered over Jenkins arrest record handling
Treasury Secretary Dillon said Johnson ordered an inquiry into how the Secret Service and FBI used Walter Jenkins arrest records from 1959 and 1961. Jenkins faced morals charges in 1959 and again last year while serving in the White House. GOPs claim Johnson concealed facts.
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FBI
Jenkins
Dillon
Johnson
Treasury Department
White House
Washington Ymca
Washington
Johnson to address nation on television Sunday night
The White House announced President Johnson will speak to the nation on television this Sunday night about international developments this week. The address is set for 9 or 1 EDT (6 p.m. Scottsdale time).
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
Scottsdale
Texas Allows Texts in Heated Biology Book Debate
Texas State Textbook Committee approved three biology texts amid charges they promote atheistic evolution. Six other books across subjects were cleared, including four ninth civics texts facing protest led by Disciples of Christ members. Reuel Lemmons warned the readings would indoctrinate youth toward a godless state. Critics say Darwinism is shown as fact rather than theory.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Disciples of Christ Church
Reuel Lemmons
Austin
Fire Foundation
Goldwater Attacks One Man One Thumb Idea in Ohio
UPI reports Barry Goldwater in Mansfield criticizes President Johnson for seeking what he calls a one man one thumb control over the country. He targets union members and warns compulsory arbitration would end free collective bargaining. He defends workers' rights and opposes coercive policy.
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Ohio
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Mansfield
Arizona
CORE Chief Jailed Over Tucson Train Yard Picketing
Roy Twitty, Tucson CORE leader, was arrested on a loitering charge after blocking city trucks from leaving the city yard during a rainstorm protest. He vowed to refuse bond and begin a three day hunger strike as 13 demonstrators gathered to oppose jail-prison labor and demand hiring unemployed workers. Authorities dispersed the group with police cars arriving as trash trucks partially stalled and the yard operations were delayed briefly.
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UPJ
Roy Twitty
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Twitty
CORE
Folsom to Speak at Scottsdale Education Meeting
Mrs. Sarah Folsom will address the Scottsdale Education Association at Scottsdale High School Monday at 4 p.m. She is the Republican candidate for state school superintendent and was invited after Democrat W. J W. Dick spoke at Coronado High School. The SEA plans to endorse a candidate in the November election.
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Scottsdale Education Assn
Scottsdale High School
the Sea
Folsom
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Skipper
Coronado High School
Tucson
Phillips
Man testifies drunkenness in alleged Scottsdale rape case
William Bowen 32 testified he was intoxicated the night of July 9 when a 21 year old Scottsdale woman says he raped and robbed her in her apartment. Bowen, a former Millionaire's Club cook, described visiting several bars that night as a five woman seven man jury heard the case.
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Superior Court
William Robert Bowen
Millionaire’s Club
Bowen
Irwin Cantor
Doug Johnson
Donald Maxwell
Johnson
Phoenix Hotel
Francis
M. Barshaw
Oscar C. Henderson
E. Lewis
Keith A. Morris
E. Brill
Henderson and Barshaw
Unclear fragment on China's first nuclear test estimate
A partial report suggests China conducted its first nuclear test Friday with force similar to Hiroshima 1945. It states the device was a ground burst not a bomber detonation, but details are incomplete.
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UPI
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Hiroshima
First Atmospheric Nuclear Test Reported in Two Years
Informed U.S. sources said the test was not set off deep underground, unlike current underground tests. It marked the first atmospheric nuclear test reported globally in almost two years.
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U.S
Local Man Aboard Helicopter Missing After Crown King Storm
A Scottsdale chemical engineer Dr A Louis de Lisle 60 of Paradise Valley and Phoenix pilot Neal Britton 33 disappeared on a Friday helicopter trip to a Crown King silver mine. Searchers on horseback jeeps planes and helicopters aided by Army Air Force and Civil Air Patrol scoured the rugged area amid thunderstorms. de Lisle is a long time resident of the area.
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Scottsdale Chemical Engineer
Phoenix
Arizona
Crown King
A. Louis de Lisle
E. Cherry Lynne
Neal Britton
Paradise Valley
Crown’ King
Scottsdale
Army
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Dr. de Lisle
Sorbonnne
Paris
Four youths arrested after Papago Bowling Lanes fight
Scottsdale police detained four youths after a midnight brawl in front of Papago Bowling Lanes. David Trottier 21 Thomas Stout 509% Forrest Ave Tempe Floyd Sayer 1615 Williams Ford Alan St. Tempe and Maron Eldredge 17 Mesa were booked for disturbing the peace, with Sayer hospitalized after eight stitches. Trottier and Stout posted 100 bond. Eldredge was released to parents.
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Scottsdale
David Trottier
Moore
Trottier
Sayer
Stout
Eldredge
Bob Moughter
Papago Lanes
Paul Trottier
Dave
Sunny Warm Weather expected across Scottsdale region
A forecast calls for sunny and warmer conditions in Scottsdale after rain across the state. Sky Harbor reports 0.17 inches in 48 hours with slick roads blamed for local accidents including a fatal one. Water flooding and mud clogged streets disrupted travel. Youngtown leads with 1.57 inches, Coolidge at 1.20 inches. Showers expected to continue with clearing by midnight and a mainly fair Sunday. Highs near 77 today, 85 Sunday. lows around 59 tonight.
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U.S
Sky Harbor
Two Former Arizona Men Face Murder Conspiracy Arson Charges
In Santa Ana two 47 year old men from Newport Beach were arraigned on murder conspiracy and arson charges after hiring another man to start a fire that allegedly led to a death. Judge William L. Murray set October 23 for a motions hearing. Bail was set at 10000 for James Jennings but not granted for Clarence Hurst.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Scottsdale, Ariz
William L. Murray
James Jennings
Clarence Hurst
Newport Beach
Murray
Jennings
Hurst
Politician Visit Turns Sour For Mrs Days
Mrs Ethel Days 78 of Scottsdale was injured at Sky Harbor Airport when a jet plane warmed up and knocked her down breaking her hip after she sought Senator Barry Goldwaters autograph. She was in St Josephs Hospital recovering with a bouquet from Peggy and Barry to brighten her convalescence.
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E. Cheney Rd
Scottsdale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Peggy
Barry
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