Suez clashes spark after Egyptian Israeli duel ends with UN truce
Egyptian and Israeli forces fought along the Suez Canal for about three and a half hours before a UN cease fire took effect at 1 30 p m EDT. Egypt reported aircraft and tanks damaged while both sides claimed the other started the hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
LOGAN
United Press International
Suez Canal
United Nations
Suez City
Egypt
Elath
Cairo
Suez
Eaath
Moscow
Port Tewfiq
East Bank
Jerusalem
Tewfiq
Ismailia
Port Said
Mideast
Meeting with SFI Denied by Scottsdale Officials
Scottsdale Superintendent John Tanner told Scottsdale Federation of Teachers SFT members that the district will not meet with the union on the same basis as with the Professional Council due to time constraints and differing philosophies. He suggested regular meetings with SFT and the Scottsdale Education Association and offered to assist in creating a forum for discussion while forwarding meeting minutes to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kowalik
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Sfessional Council
John Tanner
SFT
Tanner
Scottsdale Education Association
Ford UAW contract urged as workers vote on strike end
Walter Reuther appealed to 160000 Ford UAW members to ratify a three year pact he called the best ever and projected wage gains of 700 to 800 million dollars. Dissident workers prepared to respond with a TV special as the 48 day strike entered its conclusion. In a separate note, residents north of the Arizona Canal will meet city officials tonight to discuss flooding issues with city staff outlining plans to alleviate flood risk along streets near the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Walter Reuther
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford
Reuther
Arizona Canal
64Th St
Scottsdale Rd
Bob Jones
Marc Stragler
Ers
City Hall
Canal
Smith death penalty sought in Mesa beauty college slayings
Deputy prosecutor Moise Berger told the jury there was no other verdict but the death penalty in the trial of 19 year old Robert Benjamin Smith for five counts of first degree murder in the Rosemar Beauty College killings. The 32nd day of trial ended with closing arguments. defense followed as Judge Laurance Wren denied a jail viewing request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Moise Berger
Robert Benjamin Smith
Berger
Rod Wood
Maricopa County
Robert Corbin
Smith
Rosemar Beauty College
Mesa
Laurance Wren
Wood
Vernon Mahan
Mahan
Critics voice opposition as LBJ vows Vietnam course
In Washington President Johnson reaffirmed the will to stay the course in Vietnam but critics pressed his policy. Senator Hartke challenged Secretary Rusk while Saigon officials discussed possible new North invasion. A former CIA man defected to the Soviet Union as U S tensions rise. In Morristown Leroi Jones resisted courtroom pressure during a weapons trial and shouted I will not be judged by 100 white men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Sen
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Sec
Dean Rusk
Moscow
CIA
Soviet Union
John Smith
Quincy
Mass
Morristown
N.J
Leroi Jones
New Jersey
Jones
Trial of Lonnie Nall in Vegas bombing plot continues
In Las Vegas U S District Court Lonnie Nall 42 faces possible death if convicted in a plot to blow up a hotel and extort 75000 from its owner. The threat prompted evacuations of seven Webb built hotels across Arizona Nevada and Pauloenia including Mountain Shadows Paradise Valley. In Mesa California Oakland Athletics plan spring training 1969 at Mega with new facilities and three new diamonds under a five year contract signed by Bob Kennedy and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Lonnie Nall
U.S. District Court
Nall
Arizona
Nevada
Paradise Valley
MESA
Oakland Athletics
Mega
Bob Kennedy
Athletics
Rendezvous Park
Scottsdale seeks million dollar boost for sewage plant
City officials say Scottsdale will contribute more than 1 million toward expanding the List A Avenue plant to 70 million gallons per day. The plan raises Scottsdale’s daily share from 3 million to about 9 million gallons, with nine million needed to meet demand through 1975. Federal funds, 30 percent of Scottsdale’s share, would flow via the Arizona Health Department after bond money approved in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
List‘Ave
Buckeye Rd
Phoenix
Tempe
Mesa
Glendale
Stragier
Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
Arizona State Department of Health
Flagstaff
Arizona
Motive sought in Lock Haven nursing home shooting spree
Police search for reasons behind Leo Held a 99 year old school board member and gun enthusiast who killed six and wounded six before being shot by officers. Investigators say Held targeted specific people and appeared rambling while hospitalized under sedation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Paer
Leo Held
Held
Clinton County
Allan W. Lugg
Lugg
Les
Lock Haven Hospital
Resident's son dies in Vietnam action
Sgt. James F. Morrow 29 of Earls Drive is killed in Vietnam. He served with the 101st Airborne Division since July and was an Army career man. Survived by wife Honalore and daughter Linda in Germany, his mother Mrs. Marion Gallant, father Earl Morrow, a brother, and sister Gail Ann Schifer of Scottsdale. He was born in Dearborn Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Morrow
Marion Gallant
Vietnam
Earl Morrow
Lving
Germany
Gail Ann Schifer
Scottsdale
U S Planes Bomb Largest MIG Base Phuc Yen Near Hanoi
U S warplanes bomb Phuc Yen airfield outside Haiphong for the war’s first strike on the MIG base. One MIG downed, another possibly shot down. Air missions hit runways revetments and taxiways as U S pilots report no losses. In Saigon a separate raid near Tam Ky targets a fortified village. a MIG 31 is claimed down in a dogfight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Phuc Yeh
Haiphong
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
Amer Alr
Navy
Air Force
Gla Lam
Red River
Demilitariest Zone
Dmz
U.S. 1St Air Cavalrymen
Tam Ky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mace
George Snell
Jack Collins
Gil Deaton
Scottsdale PD
U.N
SFI
LBJ
North
Nguyen Kao Ky
Progress City Editor
Big N. Viet Mig
American
United States
MI6
South Vietnam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!