U.N. delays Middle East session and other brief items
The U N Security Council postponed its emergency session on the Middle East to allow delegates to confer on solutions. A Nigerian delegate urged caution on voting on resolutions from the U S and the Soviet Union. A Gallup Poll shows rising opposition to the Vietnam war from 24 percent in 1965 to 46 percent today. Capitol Hill conferees cut Johnsons rent supplement and model cities funding. The Senate Judiciary Committee backed a federal civil rights protection bill by eight to seven. Archie Moore told investigators that Communists seek to provoke race tensions in America.
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Romney to Speak in Phoenix at Republican Dinner
Michigan Governor Romney arrives in Phoenix to hold a news conference and address a Trunk-and-Talk Republican dinner tomorrow evening. Barry Goldwater, who split with Romney over the ticket in 1964, will be master of ceremonies at the event.
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Eddins resigns post at Baptist Hospital
Earl W. Eddins administrator of Scottsdale Baptist Hospital resigns to become assistant administrator at Mississippi Baptist Hospital Jackson Mississippi. Resignation effective November 15 with new job start November 20. Kammerdiener will lead interim until board names new administrator.
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Scottsdale
Cecil Kammerdiener
Smith is Guilty in Beauty College Slaying
Robert Benjamin Smith, 19, convicted of first degree murder in the Rosemar Beauty College slayings that killed four women and a child in Mesa Arizona last fall. Jury of seven women and five men took 1 hour 49 minutes to convict and recommend death in the gas chamber. Judge Laurance T. Wren will set formal sentencing in a few days. Smith had pleaded innocent and insane. He was also found guilty of assault with intent to kill for wounds to two others.
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East Pakistan Cyclone Kills or Binds 800 People
A cyclone ravaged a 4000 square mile area near the Burma Pakistan border Tuesday killing or missing about 800 people. Government sources said most of the missing are crewmen aboard 110 fishing boats that did not return.
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Scottsdale youth injured in motorcycle crash
A Scottsdale youth was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a motorcycle collision at Indian School Road and Western Park Drive. Lawrence James Mullen, 16, rode eastbound on a motorcycle that collided with a car driven by Eduardo Robinson A. of Nogales Sonora Mexico who turned left into Mullen's path. Robinson cited for improper left turn.
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Flood relief promised for canal-area homes north of Arizona Canal
City officials pledged flood control measures in Indian Bend Wash to ease damage in the 68th Street area north of the Arizona Canal. Public Works Director Marc Stragier said plans involve the U S Corps of Engineers with travel to Los Angeles on Nov 7 to discuss wash development.
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Dick Pearce
Former councilman hints at slate against incumbents
Former City Councilman Herb Caywood indicated opposition to the incumbent council in upcoming city elections. Caywood, a Scottsdale Insurance man, refused to name potential candidates but said ZACC will discuss backing quality candidates after a future meeting and await the outcome of the Fennell case. Dan Barris will run for mayor as the only announced opposition.
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Scottsdale Rd
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Fire Engulfs 550000 Ton Egyptian Oil Stock at Suez
The 550000 ton oil store at Suez City burned out of control amid Israeli strikes on the Suez Canal. Smoke drifted for miles as firemen, barred by intense heat, struggled to approach the blaze and protect oil facilities.
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Self service post unit planned for Scottsdale office
A self-service post office unit will be installed next month in the Scottsdale Main Post Office at 7242 E Osborn. It replaces stamp machines and includes weighing stamping and change making automated machines, open 24 7, with 80 units planned nationwide for 1968 totaling 710 installations.
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Carl Hayden
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Conlan Denies Bill Creates Arizona State Police
John Conlan stated that his bill to form a state department of public safety aims to improve crime fighting and coordinate agencies, not establish a state police force. He noted an advisory council instead of a three member commission and discussed a crime lab and state narcotics officers changes.
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