Disabled GI guests celebrate Scottsdale birthday party
Three battle wounded American GIs joined Scottsdale resident Cathie Van Zandt for a spaghetti birthday celebration at her home. Robert Jack of Williamsburg Virginia Spec 4 Frank Haubren of Woburn Massachusetts and Pfc Phil Prewitt of Williamsburg Kentucky, all injured in Southeast Asia, enjoyed a four month hospital leave at Walter Reed and a week in Phoenix with the Disabled American Veterans hosting 26 other veterans. They toured via planes from the Arizona Air National Guard and received plaques from the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. The group plans to return to Washington DC the following Thursday.
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Camelback Inn
Cathi van Zandt
Scottsdale
Frank Haubren
Robert Jack
Phil Prewitt
Dennis Carroll
Progress
Williamsburg
Woburn
Mass
Pfc
Cathie van Zandt
Miss van Zandt
Barbara, Davis
Pam Rudloph
E. Culver
Southeast Asia
Jack
Haubren
Prewitt
Walter Reed Army, Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Disabled American Veterans Assocation N
DAV
Southeast
Asia
Phoenix
Arizona Air National Guard
Phoenix Chamber ‘ of ‘Commerce
Phoenix Playboy Club
Whitestone
N.Y
Puerto Rico
Las Vegas
Two Teens Injured In Separate Valley Traffic Crashes
Mimi Kaplan sixteen of 5318 FE McDonald Drive and Demian Harvill nineteen of Phoenix treated and released after separate incidents. Harvill driving eastbound on Camelback Road failed to stop at 68th Street colliding with Jill Sawyer sixteen of 4606 East Charles and was cited at the scene. Kaplan driving east on Indian School Road jumped a curb striking a street light pole and was cited for failure to control. Robert Kocak seventeen of 8508 East Valley View sustained minor injuries.
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Mimi Kaplan
McDonald’ Dr
Demian Harvill
Phoenix
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Harvill
Jill Sawyer
E. Charles
68Th Street
Camelback Road
Harville
Papago Rotary Moves Meeting to Ember Gle Restaurant
The Papago Rotary Club relocates weekly noon meetings to the Ember Gle Restaurant main dining room at 9040 E McDowell Rad. President Max Haechler announced the change. Speaker today was a Democratic state Senate candidate Guy Stillman scheduled for Oct 28 with Republican Congressman John Rhodes also listed.
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Papago Rotary Club
Ember’ Gle
E. McDowell
Senate
Guy Stillman
John Rhodes
Castro to Attend Scottsdale Campaign Rally
Raul Castro the Democratic candidate for governor will appear Friday at his campaign headquarters in the Frontier Town Shopping Center Scottsdale. Spokesmen said refreshments will be served and Castro plans to meet residents individually during the 4 to 5 30 p m event at 2001B N Scottsdale Rd.
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Raul Castro
Scottsdale
Frontier Town
Scottsdale Rd
Castro
Burglary at Cronk Residence Reports Loss of 65
Burglary between Oct 5 and Oct 19 at 4522 N 66th St, Ken P Cronk Residence, damaged garage window and stole cabinet knobs and an intercom station valued at 65. In another burglary, Cant Kidd Fish and Chips at 408 N Craftsman Court was entered. a locked filing cabinet was drilled but police say nothing appears taken.
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Ken P. Cronk
Fire damages Ronald Jones home from stove vent blaze
Damage estimated at $600 occurred at the Ronald Jones residence 2301 N. Bist St Tuesday when a grease fire on the stove spread through the vent to the attic burning insulation. Rural firemen were summoned at 6:10 p.m. and used a smoke ejector to clear the residence after the fire was extinguished.
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Ronald Jones
N. Bist St
September cost of living rises amid election eve worry
UPI reports a 0.5 percent rise in the consumer price index for September, broad across essentials like clothing and shelter. Food fell 0.1 percent but housing costs and transportation climbed, with mortgage and auto insurance up and used cars down 14 percent. If continued, the rate would imply over 6 percent annual inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Enuc
Labor Department
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Dow Jones holds gains as market climbs broad indices
Stock market data shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 2.12 points to 760.95 as 3 p.m. EDT. Utilities and Transportation sectors rise while many industrials lift, with notable gains for American Brands American Can AT&T Boeing and IBM among others.
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Dow Jones
Indus
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
Arizona Public Sve
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Ogi
IBM
Jt&t . Johns Manville
Kennecotta
Litton Gr
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Ann Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e A
Parke
Penn Central Oo TM
Pepiscoom Se
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA Ce Te Eee Dbi
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard
Calif
Texaco
TWA
Union Oil
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
US Steel Ree
Webb
Xerox
Zenith 2
Third Annual Human Relations in Education Conference Near Mesa
Speakers include Mrs. Eleanor Blumenberg of Los Angeles ADL western education director. Co sponsors are Arizona Education Association Arizona State University and ADL of B n ai B r ith. The event runs Thursday through Saturday at Velda Rose Motor Hotel to craft an action plan for improving attitudes in Arizona schools.
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Eleanor Blumenberg
Los Angeles
Western Education
Anti-Defamation League
Velda Rose Motor Hotel
Mesa
Arizona Education Association
Arizona State University
ADL
B'nai B’rith
Arizona
Frank Benites
TWA Strike Ends After 29 Hours With New Pact
A 29 hour walkout by Trans World Airlines personnel ended as TWA and the Transport Workers Union reached a contract agreement for 5,400 crew members. Negotiations concluded at 5 am EDT with pickets removed by 7 am. International flights to resume by day’s end and 450 cancelled domestic flights to regain service soon, pending union approval.
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Washington
UPI
Trans World Airlines
Transport Workers Union
TWA
Death of Arthur C. Soulerin Listed as Heart Attack
Arthur C. Soulerinin 68 of 808 North 82nd Street died after collapsing at home and arriving at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Authorities said he suffered a heart attack and was pronounced dead on arrival. Hospital officials confirmed the fatal incident.
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Arthur C. Soulerin
82Nd St
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Soulerin
FBI arrests Seattle woman on narcotics charges
FBI agents arrested Sharon Kowder at 8419 E Chaparral Seattle area for bond default and failure to appear for trial on narcotics charges. Investigators seek Gerald Rose 24, living with Kowder, in connection with the Seattle incident. Scottsdale police reported substances believed to be marijuana and dangerous drugs seized at the residence.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seattle
Wash
E. Chaparral
Sharon Kowder
Palmer M. Baken
FBI
Miss Kowder
Gerald Rose
Scottsdale
VICOM Arizona chapter plans Thursday meeting in Buff Room
The Arizona Chapter of Visual Communications Management hosts its monthly meeting Thursday in the Buff Room of the Saddleback Inn. Guest speaker is Al Stephens, public relations director for the Phoenix Suns.
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Arizona
Saddleback Inn
al Stephens
The
Phoenix Suns
Prince Philip argues with Venice airport tower over landing
Britain's Prince Philip clashed with the Venice Marco Polo Airport control tower amid a landing dispute. He wanted to park at the far side of the field but was ordered to taxi to the center. Authorities ruled his preferred area unsafe.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
Britain
Prince Philip
Philip
Marco-Polo
Paradise Valley approves amended resort zoning sign limits
Paradise Valley officials and residents debated two resort zoning proposals and a sign ordinance. Amendments lowered minimum land for resort hotels from 20 to 15 acres and set a three square foot limit on security signs, with opposition noting large parcels may be unfair.
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Gordon Robbins
Copy Boy
Paradise Valley
Town Planning’ and Zoning Commission
Scottsdale Road
Exposure suspect sought near 76th Street
Police seek a man aged 25 to 30 who allegedly exposed himself to a 15 year old high school student Tuesday at about 5 30 p m. The suspect drove a blue Chevrolet Camaro and stood up in the car while exposing himself at 2500 N 76th St.
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N. 76Th St
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Phoenix Building ‘ Trades Council
al Lindstrom
U.S. ‘Labor Department
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
Tom Sheridan
Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association
William O. Smith
National Mediation Board
Paradise
Valley
KRFM
Scottsdale and
Camelback Roads
Ccaparral
Marriotts
Teen Council
Debbie Toscano
Ann Kelly
MALLY
I Western Savings
Dave D. Hall
Mar
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