Apollo astronauts mingle with stars at Rome party
Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins attended a Rome party hosted by Gina Lollobrigida after meeting her in Mexico City. Guests included Princess Lalla Aicha and Consuelo Crespi. Lollobrigida gave the astronauts bronze sculptures of her son Milko while a moon shaped centerpiece drew applause.
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UPI
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Gina Lollobrigida
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E
Buzz” Aldrin
Michael Collins
Miss Lollobrigida
Mexico City
Lalla Aicha
Morocco
Italy
Hassan II
Consuelo Crespi
New York
Rudi Crespi
Gina
Lollobrigida
Milko
Doctor’s stereo theft reported by local police
A $200 stereo was reported stolen from Dr. Dino DiCenso’s office at 6801 E Thomas Rd between 6 p.m Thursday and 6 15 a.m today burglars pried a rear door to gain entry Police also reported theft of $46 25 worth of prescription drugs from Kay Grey at 8336 S Columbus where she stayed Burglars entered between 3 and 8 p.m Thursday and removed the drugs from a valise Coins and currency valued at $4 were stolen from Jerry Vandam residence 98102 E Cypress between 12 15 and 6 a.m Thursday burglars removed a screen and window to gain entry
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E. Thomas Rd
Kay. Grey
el Cajon
Calif
S. Columbus
Jerry Vandam
Cypress
Uniform juvenile rules eyed by Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Supreme Court officials say uniform rules of procedure for juvenile courts will be adopted statewide. Chief Justice Jesse Udall says the court hopes to complete proposals before the 1970 legislature opens, with input from current and former juvenile judges due by November 15 1969. Representative John Roeder notes the need for consistent practices to accompany anticipated reforms.
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UPJ
State Supreme Court
Jesse Udall
John Roeder
Maricopa
Roeder
High Court
Supreme Court
Arraignment Set For Two Mafia Figures in Tucson
Federal court arraignments are set for Monday for Joseph Bonanno and his bodyguard Peter Notaro on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges. A third suspect, Charles Battaglia, is already serving a 10 year term in Leavenworth on extortion charges.
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UPI
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Peter Notaro
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Battaglia
Leavenworth
Nixon declares inflation under control but not cured
President Nixon said in a White House broadcast that inflation is slowing and the economy is on the road to recovery. He vowed no wage or price controls or guideline system, warning there is no overnight cure while stressing root-cause action and firm measures.
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UPI
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Tam
Burns
South Vietnamese Ship Firing On Suspected Spy Vessel
A South Vietnamese navy ship fired on a suspected Soviet spy vessel off Da Nang and chased it into international waters in the South China Sea. The Soviet trawler was hit by at least one shell but continued on its course. no American ships were involved.
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UPS
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South Vietnam
Dow Jones Closing Averages Mixed Amid Varied Gains and Losses
The Dow Jones industrials settle at 836.06 down 271.20 points, with 30 issues. The railroads index at 199.56 up 0.05, utilities at 116.47 up 0.83, and 65 stocks total at 282.10 down 0.16. Volume reaches 13.74 million shares vs 19.5 million Thursday.
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Dow Jones
Arizona General Practice Meets For Three Day Safari Hotel Assembly
Dr Edward J Kowalewski president of the American Academy of General Practice spoke at the Arizona Academy of General Practice luncheon on providing sufficient doctors for the future stressing community responsibility. The annual three day meeting opened at the Safari Hotel on Thursday.
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Edward J. Kowalewski
American Academy of General Practice
Arizona Academy of General Practice
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Safari Hotel
Nixon appoints Arthur Burns to Fed Board to succeed Martin
President Nixon announces Arthur F. Burns as the next Federal Reserve Board member to replace William McChesney Martin when his term ends next January. Burns, 65, has served as White House economic adviser and counselor, with Burns praising the transition plan and indicating he will delay decisions until taking office.
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UPI
Nixon
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Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
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White House
Fed
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Burns
White House Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Hot Springs
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Board of Governors
Schindorff manslaughter hearing delayed in Scottsdale
Thomas L. Schindorff, 42, facing a manslaughter charge in the Jan 20 killing of Michele Parker 8, had a preliminary hearing postponed in Scottsdale Justice Court at 1 p.m. today. No new date set. Public Defender William Bennett requested more time for case preparation. He was recently sentenced to 30 to 40 years for related assault and kidnapping in the same incident.
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Thomas “L. Schindorff
Scottsdale Justice Court
William Bennett
Schindorff
Michele Parker
McDowell hearing postponed in Scottsdale case
A pre trial motion in City of Scottsdale versus McDowell Mountain Irrigation District was postponed to October 31. Judge Morris Rozar was to hear the motion at 1:30 in Maricopa County Superior Court. Scottsdale City Attorney Mark Wilmer is appearing in a Court of Appeals case today. The dispute concerns using irrigation district law to supply utilities for Fountain Hills, a planned 78,000 resident community proposed 12 miles northeast of downtown Scottsdale.
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McDowell Mountain Irrigation District
Joseph Ralston
McCulloch Corp
Morris Rozar
Maricopa County
Mark Wilmer
Court of Appeals
McCulloch
Arizona
Irrigation District
Fountain Hills
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