Obituary for J Henry Jenkins Retired Coal Miner
J Henry Jenkins, 74, a retired coal miner, died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He lived at 1132 N 74th St and belonged to Papago Peaks Baptist Church. Born in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania, he moved here four years ago from Ft Lauderdale Florida. Survived by wife Mary son John T Scottsdale daughter Lois Williams Glendale three brothers and six grandchildren. Viewing at Messinger Mortuary 5 to 9 p.m. today. Services and burial will be in Mahanoy City.
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Thomas Improving After Heart Transplant Rejection
Everett Thomas of Phoenix was readmitted October 9 at St. Luke's Hospital with signs of rejecting the heart from a May 3 transplant. A hospital spokesman said he is responding to anti rejection drugs and his vital signs are normal.
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Panama censorship debate with junta over press closures
An Inter-American Press Association fact finding committee met in Panama City to discuss junta provisional president Col. Jose M. Pinilla and the press censorship and closure of several newspapers.
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UPI
Inter-American Press Association
Jose M. Pinilla
Major peace bid by United Press reports in Paris and Saigon
French Foreign Minister Michel Debre said Johnson's courageous policy in Vietnam is bearing fruit signaling a major peace offensive. In Saigon President Thieu indicated he would not oppose a conditional bombing halt, a potential shift from earlier hardline positions, amid renewed U.S. talks with Hanoi and Viet Cong demands for direct negotiations.
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Johnson signs gun controls in UPI report
President Johnson signed a gun control bill and issued an executive order shifting enforcement of foreign gun rules to the Treasury. The laws ban interstate mail order sales of long guns and ammo effective Dec 16, require handgun buyers to be 21, rifles 18, and demand dealer recordkeeping and seven day mail-order wait periods.
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Riots in Tokyo as Students Seize Station and Clash With Police
Thousands of rock throwing students flood Tokyo's busiest rail hub Shinjuku and ignite fires during an anti American protest. Police arrest nearly 1,000 nationwide with over 700 detained at Shinjuku under a rare antiriot law. Left wing Zengakuren leads action amid Vietnam and U S treaty opposition.
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Japanese Socialist Party
Burglars Target City Pool Bath House and School Shop
Police report burglars broke into the Scottsdale Municipal Pool bath house and pried open cabinets where a resuscitator unit was kept. At Pima School on Osborn Road burglars entered through a damaged wall hole though nothing appeared missing. A diamond wedding ring valued but not yet appraised was reported stolen from Mrs. Betty Kaufherr's home on 78th Place.
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Mass to honor Father Owen da Silva at Casa de Paz y Bien
A memorial mass will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Casa de Paz y Bien for Father Owen da Silva founder of the Franciscan Retreat House at 5802 E Lincoln Drive. Friends of the Casa are invited to attend to mark the first anniversary of his death and refreshments will follow in the lounge.
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Wallace Support Dips In Sindlinger Poll
Wallace shows sharp drop in support over two weeks while Hubert Humphrey gains against Nixon, with 2,414 adults surveyed in four days. Nixon leads in several measures though forecasts remain hazardous due to rising undecided and no opinion responses.
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Jaycees Receive Project Award for Debate
The Scottsdale Jaycees were given the Project of the Quarter award by the Arizona Jaycees at the State Board Meeting in Prescott. The Conlan Stillman debate, held last month at the Jaycee club house, featured State Sen. John Conlan and opponent Guy Stillman.
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Noon New York Stocks Report From United Press
Stocks end mixed as Dow Jones industrial average sits at 963.76 down 3.73 points while 65 stocks total 342.34 and 20 rails at 271.35 down 1.06. Sales reach 11,750,000 shares with leaders including General Motors IBM and DuPont among many others.
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Rizona
Bell& Howell -Ites
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Bethlehem Steel - Oe Bis
CBS
CBS.’ Ar Sera “ Conteh: Data” 137%. DuPont OH Astern ‘Airlines
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera Bom
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Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
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General Telephone
Goodyear
IBM
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
ATH Litton
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery: Ward
Motorola
North
Amn
Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Tllinois
Ban American Et, al
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Penn
Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Pacific
AM Sperry Rand
Standard
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Dow Jones
Backfire Damages Truck at Avalon Avenue Site
The Rural Fire Department reported a carburetor backfire causing about 50 dollars in damage to a truck owned by Conditioned Air Co. at 6830 E Avalon. The blaze started around 11 a.m. Monday. Earlier, at 8 15 icemen responded to a grass fire at 61st St and Thomas Rd with no loss.
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Rural Fire Department
61St St
Thomas Rd
Fast Teeth Denture Aid Promises Better Chewing
Clinical tests claim FASTEETH improves denture stability and chewing by up to 35 percent when sprinkled on plates. It allegedly holds uppers and lowers firmly with no gummy taste and helps denture odor. dentists are advised to see patients regularly and obtain FASTEETH at drug counters.
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