Tonalea Tonalea Parents Visit and PTA Membership Rise
Walter Bright reports successful Tonalea School parent orientation with 1094 parents touring classrooms. Tonalea PTA has 179 members after October Membership Month and schedules Nov 12 13 conferences to review child work with teachers. Cub Scout Den 7 from Pack 344 provided colors and Mrs Mary Malitz led third grade chorus.
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JO Anne Roberts
Walter Bright
Tonalea School
Tonalea
Tonto
PTA
Parks
Mary Malitz
Richard Rowe
Melvin’ Grizzard
Billie Gentry
Tonto Pta
Gentry
PTA Council
Nation's Temperatures Report by United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. are summarized by United Press International. The report lists regional readings and notable variations from prior conditions.
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United Press International
Phoenix Coin Club to Host 25th Anniversary Coin Show
The Phoenix Coin Club will present its 25th Anniversary Coin Show and Exhibit on October 26 at the National Guard Armory 1335 N 52nd St. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event features prize winning displays and at least 20 dealers selling money from around the world. Admission and parking are free.
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The
Phoenix Coin Club
National Guard Armory
N. 52Nd ‘St
Home Economics Meet Scheduled at Safari Hotel
The Association of Administrators of Home Economics plans a convention October 22 to 24 at the Safari Hotel. Dr. Bertha Bresina of Arizona State University will host a gathering of about 150 college and university home economics administrators from all 50 states. Dr. Flossie Byrd of Prairie View A&M College will be featured speaker on A Definition of Home Economies for the 70s.
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Association of Administrators
Bertha Bresina
Arizona State University
Flossie Byrd
Prairie View A&m’. College
Praire
View
Tex
Murder suspect kills self after confrontation in trailer
Ray Keller, 44, died by suicide after deputies confronted him at a Pinal County trailer home. Barbara Lee, 30, of Tempe, was found dead with a head wound. Keller had earlier taken Lee from the Hodges home and called to report an impending marriage. Deputy Harold Tranter and Lee’s brother-in-law Ken Hodges found the bodies. Authorities have not determined a motive.
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UPI
Pinal County
Ray Keller
Coy DeArman
Barbara ‘Lee
Tempe
DeArman
Keller
Harold Tranter
Music teacher Jennifer Guyn vanishes in Mesa
Jennifer Guyn a 23 year old piano teacher at Ricketts Music Studio disappeared October 9 after leaving choir practice at First Christian Church of Mesa. Police report no leads as an air and ground search yields no trace of the missing woman or her dark blue foreign car.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jennifer Guyn
Miss Guyn
Ricketts Music Studio
First Christian Church of
Mesa
John Burnett
Lieve
James ‘Guyn
Morenci
LEE
Indian appeal planned on state tax ruling
Superior Court ruled that Indians living and working on reservations must pay state income tax. The appeal targets a $16.29 tax for 1967 by Rosalind McClanahan, a Navajo employee of First Navajo National Bank. The judge noted state funding considerations for reservations and discussed tribal taxing power versus state authority.
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Arizona
Greer
Theodore R Mitchell
Navajo Tribal Council
Mitchell
Suppression of Evidence Ties Slot Raid at Elks Club
Justice of the Peace Clyde Shute ordered suppression of evidence from a July 12 raid on the Elks Club after ruling the agents entrances illegal. Gila County Attorney Harold Beelar plans an appeal. Fifteen slot machines were confiscated. Marion and Ledean Radvick, Dorothy Williams, and Sammy Dodson were arrested. Dow Jones text cut.
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Clyde Shute
Elks Club
Shute
Gila ‘County
Atty
Harold
Beelar
Gila County
Marion Radvick
Ledean Radvick
Dorothy Williams
Sammy Dodson
Radvicks
Williams
Dodson
Laird outlines rapid U S shift of combat duties in Vietnam
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said the United States will transfer combat responsibility in Vietnam to South Vietnam in a rapid move. He noted troop levels would fall as South Vietnamese forces assume control while a residual advisory force remains after the war ends.
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UPI
Melvin _R. Laird
United States
Vietnam
Laird
Pentagon
South Vietnam
U. S
Korea
Kennedy
Catholic liberals win synod victory over papal authority
At the World Synod of Bishops in Vatican City liberals defeated a conservative Vatican drafted statement on papal authority. They replaced it with a Seper report and will vote next week on submitting it to the theological commission for study while the synod continues discussing how pope and bishops may share authority. Cardinal Gracias presided as the session adjourned with nine language groups preparing further talks.
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UPI
World Synod of Bishops
Franjo Seper
Vatican Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Synod
Seper
Pope
Paul
Vaerian Gracias
India
Vatican
Mark Reuven
Kopechne autopsy hearings looming amid family objections
Mary Jo Kopechne’s parents urge against autopsy arguing it would cause new doubts and offend their sensitivities. In a legal brief filed in Wilkes Barre, lawyers for the Kopechnes contest Massachusetts plans for an autopsy as hearings proceed. The case centers on the 1969 Chappaquiddick drowning linked to Edward Kennedy.
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Mary Jo. Kopechne
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Mass
Kopechnes
Bernard C. Brominski
Edward Dinis
Robert F. Kennedy
Evans addresses angry white construction workers at Capitol
Gov Dan Evans faced several thousand white workers outside Olympia entry as they jeered his call for future opportunities while demanding restoration of $174 million in state construction cuts. Protesters bore banners fighting black trainee hiring on public projects and linked the action to past hunger marches.
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Olympia
Wash
UPI
Dan Evans
Capitol
Maren
Seattle
Tors’ Association
Evans
Rural firemen handle five alarms with minimal damage
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department answered five alarms on Thursday. A divan fire at Mrs. H. B. Prince home caused about 200 dollars in damage before being extinguished outside. A Mary Harris car fire at 7225 BE Diamond caused 100 dollars to a 1961 sedan. A brush fire on Pima Road and a stove fire at 7536 East Roosevelt caused no major damage. A grass fire at 8602 East Laredo caused no damage.
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A. Divan
H. B. Prince
66Th St
Mary Harris
Diamond
Pima Rd
McDowell
Howard Willis
Willis
Laredo
Groppi Given Six Month Parole Violation Sentence
Milwaukee Judge F Ryan Duffy ordered Rev. James E Groppi jailed six months for probation violation tied to Madison welfare protests. Groppi faced a six month sentence with six days credit and a request for a stay denied. National Guardsmen were recalled from duty as demonstrations continued.
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Wis.upid
F. Ryan
Duffy
James E. Groppi
House of Correction
Madison
Groppi
Warren P. Knowles
National
Duffy’s Court
Skeleton buried at Mt Everest found on Everest base
A UPI report from Kathmandu states the skeleton of U.S. climber John Breitenbach, vanished during the 1963 Everest expedition at about 17,000 feet, was buried by fellow alpinists at the base after being located last week.
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Nepal
UPI
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