Cuban refugee arrives in Key West linked to Hemingway tale
A 92-year-old Cuban fisherman claiming ties to Ernest Hemingway arrived in Key West with 44 refugees and 12 crewmen on four boats as Cuba’s open door exodus resumes. Coast Guard noted several boats en route and Camarioca port logged over 700 escapees since Castro’s policy began two weeks earlier.
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Key West
Fla
UPD
Ernest Hemingway
Cuba
Hernandez
Havana
Camarioca
Fidel Castro
Klan Leader Quoted on Slow Money Inflow at Hearings
James Robertson Jones head of the United Klans of America North Carolina branch invoked the fifth when asked about funds raised. A memo alleged a payroll of 600 weekly and a bank deposit of 5046 between May 13 and June 28 1965 with little withdrawals. North Carolina Klan also ran a top secret donation appeal and a widows benevolent fund providing 995.95 to widows of members.
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James Robertson Jones
North Carolina
The
United Klans of America, Inc
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Jones
Appell
Appel
North Carolina Klan
Bridge classes begin tonight in Scottsdale press room
Bridge classes start tonight at 7 30 p m in the Scottsdale Stadium press room 7408 E Osborn Rd sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department for a six week course. Mor ris Ribyat leads the instruction with a two hour session and a five dollar registration fee payable at the first class.
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Scottsdale Stadium
E. Osborn Rd
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Morris Ribyat
Guitarist admits murder in Denver area slaying
Police say 45 year old Bernard Raymond Hamm admitted killing his common law wife Juanita Smith, 48, and dumping her body in a weed patch near Limon Colorado. The body, found Oct. 1 and later identified with FBI help, showed multiple injuries including a broken neck.
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Denver
UPI
Limon
Colo
Juanita Smith
Donald Griffith
Lincoln
Bernard Raymond Hamm
FBI
Nation backs U.S. role in Viet Nam with cookies and blood drives
Across the nation supporters organize bake sales and blood drives to bolster U.S. involvement in Viet Nam. Counter demonstrations clash with antiwar protests as POLICE monitor lines. Marine Corps Chief Gen. Greene urges volunteers for humanitarian work in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hanoi
Marine Corps
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Southeast Asia
Wilson proposes terms to block Rhodesian UDI
Prime Minister Harold Wilson sent proposals to Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith aimed at blocking a unilateral declaration of independence and preventing bloodshed. Cabinet approval followed urgent talks as security talks potential talks eased crisis. Smith signaled possible treaty guarantees for black rights but timetable for majority rule remained unresolved.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Wilson
Jack Johnson
Smith
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Daily Telegraph
The
Daily Mail
Daily Express
Britain
Stocks Rally as Dow Joins Gains on Broad Market
Dow Jones up 2.85 to 951.32 and 20 rail average rises 2.91 to 236.61. Utilities gain 0.42 to 156.90 while 65 stocks advance to 334.54, with total shares traded at 6,580,600. Major names include Alcoa 70, AT&T 67, General Electric 117, Ford 59, GM 10975, RCA 46, Sears Roebuck 63.4, Texaco 83.34, US Steel 49.14, and many others.
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Sacramento
Salt Lake
Denver
Coolidge
Cottonwood
Detroit
Douglas
Des Moines
Flagstaff
Fairbanks
Ft. Huachuca
Fort Worth
Gila Bend
Fresno
Globe
Helena
Grand Canyon
Honolulu
Kingman
Kansas City
Maverick
Las Vegas
McNary
Miami
Dow Jones
Neon New York
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Pub
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont
Scastman Kodak
Emerson Electric
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
St&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North Amn
Ava
Owens Illinois
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Pepsia Cola
RCA
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of N.J
Texaco
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
US. Steel
Webb Corp
Airing sets off strike at Camp Carson project
Six Apache Flooring Co. employees blamed for a labor walkout that idled about 600 workers on an Army construction site at Camp Carson Colorado. The Colorado tile layers union protested the Arizona crew hire with picket lines honored by other building trades unions. Apache spokesman noted the six did not all reside in Scottsdale and one is Colorado resident, five in Phoenix Tempe or Mesa. James Coleman, Apache Flooring president, called the strike unprecedented after 25 years of Camp Carson contracts.
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Scottsdale
Camp Carson
Colo
Colorado Tile Layers
Arizona
Apache Flooring Co
Scottsdale Rd
Colorado
Denver
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
James Coleman
Apache Flooring
Patrolman Crile resigns for California PR job
Patrolman Carter Crile leaves the Scottsdale police after joining January to accept a public relations post in California. He is the second Scottsdale officer to resign within a week, following Lt. Richard Kaar who left to become deputy town marshal for Paradise Valley.
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Carter Crile
Scottsdale
California
Crile
Richard Kaar
Paradise Valley
Breen Receives Chartered Life Underwriter Designation
Leonard M. Breen earned the Chartered Life Underwriter designation at the National Convention Exercises in St. Louis Mo. The award recognizes experience and ethics. Breen and his wife Margaret recently moved to Arizona.
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Chartered Life
Leonard M. Breen
N. 64Th St
American College of Life Underwriters
St. Louis
Breen
Margaret
Ari
Bank official promoted to Tempe area manager
Robert C. Clements, assistant manager at The Arizona Bank Tempe office, is promoted to manager of the 7th and McDowell branch. He is a University of Arizona alumnus and lives with his family at 1214 North 66th Street in Scottsdale.
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Ron Ballew
E. Monterosa
Scottsdale
General Leasing Co
Arizona Bancorporation of Phoenix
University of New Mexico
Remington Office Machines
Sperry Rand
Robert C. Clements
Tempe
The
Arizona Bank
7Th
McDowell
University of Arizona
Clements
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Panama
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Klan
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Donald Appell
Morey
United Press International
Students For A Democratic Society
Johnson
Peace Corps
Mississippi
Alabama
Chicago
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Richard Daley
Windy City
Daley
Skaggs Drug Center
E. McDiwell
Posie Post
Scottsdale’s
E. Main
Thomas Orne Hiscox
Colorado School of Mines
O. H. Hiscox
E. Paradise Dr
Scottsdale High School
Zona
New York City
Brown University
Lester E. Nicholson Jr
Rainer G. Wieland
James R. Wright
Wright and Nicholson
Arcadia High School
Wieland
Coronado High School
L. E Nicholson
Calle Ventura
Gerhard Wieland
N. 74Th Place
Russell A. Wright
Charles B. Whitfield
E. Osborn
First American Bank
Chandler
Whitfield
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co
Phoenix Area
First National Bank
Ace" Mason
Buck" Logan Frank Hennessey
Ponderosa
East Thomas Road
Scottsdale, Arizona
Old Scottsdale Rd
Cuscino
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