Three Bell namesake trio in Arizona election flap
Larry Bell the candidate, a district 80 Democrat and former Air Force National Guard general, joins Larry Bell the teacher, Coronado High instructor and union leader, and Larry Bell the Phoenix businessman, long-time acquaintance and native Arizonan, in a case of name confusion around the statewide race.
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Oakland Students Skip Schools as Racial Tensions Rise
Nearly 8,000 Oakland pupils stayed home amid racial tensions after three nights of violence. About 800 teens visited UC Berkeley for "freedom classes" but were rebuffed. 3,972 high school and 4,001 junior high absences were tied to a protest against de facto segregation.
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Civil Rights Commission to hear first discrimination complaint
Arizona Civil Rights Commission schedules its first hearing on a discrimination complaint since the 1965 act. Joe B. Thompson alleges he was refused service at Bridgeport Tavern in Bridgeport, Arizona on April 16, 1966 due to race. The panel will also hear a rule amendment on the same day.
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Phoenix
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Bridgeport
Ariz
Jim McGowan
Cornelius G. Dutcher
John Rockwell
Woodrow Crain
Barry DeRose
Wil Gonzales
Morgan Maxwell Jr
Maderene van Arsdell
Commission
Philip S. Malinsky
Arizona
Defense reports rising enemy prisoner intake in Vietnam
The Defense Department sees growing enemy prisoners as evidence of deteriorating Communist morale in Vietnam. A Pentagon spokesman noted that October captures could double the 1965 rate if continued, with 7,488 Communists taken by mid October versus 6,230 in 1965 and 4,150 in 1964. If the trend holds, POW totals may reach 2,500 to 3,000 per month, up from under 1,000 previously. A first surrender of a 60 yuan unit was reported among forces in Vietnam.
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Election tax plan blocked by Gore forces delay
Washington United Press International reports Sen. Albert Gore delayed quick approval of a taxpayer funded campaign finance plan by threatening a quorum call. Senate leaders postponed action until Saturday as lawmakers head home for weekend campaigning and final adjournment looms.
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UPI
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Human Factor Parley for Local Leaders at Camelback Inn
An all day industrial seminar on The Human Factors in Business will be held November 1 for local business and industry leaders at Camelback Inn. Co sponsored by the Maricopa Mental Health and Phoenix Personnel Managers associations, with Tom Sheridan of Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Assoc as chairman and J P Cleaver of the National Management Company as guest speaker. Local psychologists and psychiatrists will lead talks on relating occupational work to human behavior measuring jobs in behavioral terms and the motivation equation achievement for illness.
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J. P. Cleaver
Israel accuses Syria of new border bombing near Eingedi
Tension rises on the Israeli Syrian border as Israel charges Syria with a Thursday night bombing near Eingedi and a mine found on a nearby road. Israel protests to the Mixed Armistice Commission and notes raids followed by Jordan border exit. Premier Eshkol urges restraint but warns of possible war if needed. An UN report on truce inspections found no violations in the demilitarized zone.
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UPI
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Eingedi
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Eshkol
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U Thant
Mixed Armistice’ Commission
Jordan
Supermarket price war spreads from Denver boycotts
Five Denver area chains slash prices amid a housewives boycott while a national price war looms. Bacon drops to 55 cents a pound as chains vow not to be undersold and the National Housewives group pushes for lower prices and end to promotion gimmicks.
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UPI
Ruth Kane
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King Soopers
Grafton
Appleton
Wil Ae Anderson
Redding
Portland
Star Theatre Burlesque opens with Corio revue in Phoenix
Ann Corio stars in This Was Burlesque at the Phoenix Star Theatre promising sentiment and nostalgia with lively chorus and comic turns. The show features Steve Mills, Charle Robinson and a cast of strippers and skits, delivering a lighthearted, naughty evening.
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Phoenix Star Theatre
Star Theatre
Carlo
Steve Mills
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
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Robinson
Therines
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Dick “Bernie
Harry Ryan
Nicole Jaffe
Helen Levit
Miss Jaffe
City Plans Eminent Domain Clear Zone Near Scottsdale Airport
A legal notice Resolution No. 520 authorizes the City of Scottsdale to acquire by donation purchase or eminent domain title to two parcels in Maricopa County for a runway clear zone at the northeast end of Scottsdale Municipal Airport. The measure cites public necessity and emergency, with owners listed as Nelson J Wagner and Gladya D Wagner. Parcel details include descriptions of Section 1 and Section 12, Township 8 North Range 4 East G&SRBE M.
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Greenway Road
Maricopa County
Arizona
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Dale
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Municipal
G&srbem
Nelson J. Wagner
Gladya D. ‘Wagner
W. A
Eminent domain and property description approved by Scottsdale officials
Resolution authorizes the City of Scottsdale to acquire by eminent domain the property described as Parcel No. 8 in Section 2 Township 38 North Range 4 East. The owners B L Rosenlof and Thelma Rosenlof may be compensated if terms cannot be mutually agreed. City officials are directed to act to obtain title and possession. Resolution approved by Mayor October 18 1966. Publish October 22 1968.
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Scottedale
Scotiadale
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Township
G&srbe& M
Toads
B. L. Rosenlof
Thelma Rosenlof
Scottsdale
City of
Scotdale
O.D
Fern Anderson
William V. Donaldson
Richard Filler
City of Scottsdale bids for civic center land by eminent domain
Resolution 531 declares public necessity to acquire property in Scottsdale, Arizona for a Civic Center including library and hall. It authorizes payment for title reports and closing costs and declares an emergency. City officials prepare for purchase or condemnation as needed.
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Maricopa County
Arizona
Center For
Scotts
Scottsdale City to Acquire Property Under Eminent Domain
City of Scottsdale proposes to acquire parcels in Lot 1 through 12, Blocks 8 and 4, Reded Subdivision via eminent domain. Officials authorized to pay all costs including title reports and closing fees to secure title and possession, per a 1966 resolution adopted by the city manager and reviewed by the city attorney.
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