Rusk Calls for African Peace at Arizona Forum
Former secretary of state Dean Rusk told the Arizona Bankers Convention in Phoenix the United States must help resolve African conflicts to prevent racial unrest at home. He warned mass warfare could polarize U S race relations and curb peace prospects in the Middle East.
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Phoenix
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Georgia
Cracks Found Across Horseshoe Dam Road
SRP says minor cracks across Horseshoe Dam road do not jeopardize safety after inspection by SRP US Bureau of Reclamation and a consulting firm. Cracks run along the eastern 250 feet of the road with the largest about 100 feet long and depths from under 1 foot to over 8 feet. The dam on the Verde River NE of Phoenix is 1,500 feet long, 144 feet high, built in 1944 and currently holds 3 400 acre feet of water.
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Phoenix
Horseshoe Dam
Salt River
SRP
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Horseshoe
Verde River
Youth arrested after high speed chase in South Scottsdale
A 16 year old, Randy J. Steele of 6625 E. Palm Lane, was arrested on a felony eluding charge after a pursuit through South Scottsdale. Speeds reached 70 mph. he ran red lights and traffic signals, evaded a roadblock, and injured a curb before being stopped in Eldorado Park. Citations for traffic violations pending. He was released to his parents.
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E. Palm
Steele
E. McDowell Rd
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Hayden Road
Oak Street
Hayden
Eldorado Park
77Th Street
Palm Lane
Obituary for Charles E. Irle Pioneer Worker in Phoenix
Services were held today for Charles E. Irle 76 a retired cowboy miner and orange grove operator who arrived in Phoenix in 1919. He died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and lived at 6627 Smoke Tree Lane Paradise Valley. Survived by wife Myrtle B sister and three brothers. A L Moore and Sons Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Phoenix
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Smoke Tree Lane
Paradise Valley
Minnesota ties mark Fritz death in Scottsdale service plans
Robert E. Fritz 72 of Scottsdale died today at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after eight years here. Services and burial will be in Minnesota. Arrangements with Messinger Mortuary. He owned R E Fritz Wholesale Tobacco and Candy in Minneapolis and belonged to Rio Verde Country Club Edina Country Club and Minneapolis Athletic Club. Survived by wife Loretta three Minnesota sons one Tarpon Springs Florida brother and seven grandchildren.
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Scottsdale
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Minneapolis
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Edina County Club
Minneapolis Athletic Club
Loretta
Tarpon Springs, Fla
Engineer defends Prop 200 as reasonable burden on utilities
Phoenix nuclear engineer Richard Hubbard says Proposition 200 places a reasonable burden on utilities to prove nuclear safety. He adds the measure is not a ban on nuclear energy but could lead to a ban if plants threaten public health and safety.
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Phoenix
Richard Hubbard
Warren delay bid fails in fraud case against Warren
A Mari copa County Superior Court judge denied Ned Warren Sr. a delay in the 20 count grand theft by false pretenses case. Judge Melvin McDonald ruled the case is not complex enough to suspend the 120 day rule and set trial for Dec. 3. The CMS and Arizona English Motors land deal involves multiple engineering and legal witnesses and a parallel civil suit.
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Maricopa County
Ned Warren Sr
Casc Bee
Melvin McDonald
Warren
CMS
Yavapai County
Far East
Ross
Fair ex-official to be retried on bribery charges
A new trial date was set for Marine Joseph Guardalibene, former midway coordinator at the Arizona State Fair, on bribery charges. A Maricopa County Superior Court jury announced it was unable to reach a verdict after nearly two years of deliberations.
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Phoenix
Joseph Guardalibene
Midway
Maricopa County
Fair operators linked to crooked games face Arizona fair amid exclusions
Phoenix officials report concessionaires convicted of crooked games in California are working this year’s Arizona State Fair. Meanwhile those who testified against former State Fair Director James Jones and former midway coordinator Marino Guardalibene have been excluded or restricted to fewer fair locations.
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Phoenix
California
James Jones
Marino Guardalibene
Midway
Castro to Open Water Hearings on Arizona Drought
Governor Raul Castro will hold the first public hearing in Phoenix to assess the level of concern over Arizona water problems. The Wednesday session aims to gauge public interest and determine the scope of governmental response.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arizona
Woman Convicted in Murder Plot Involving Insurance Motive
Pauline Whitehead, a Tucson woman described as blind, was convicted of attempting to commit second degree murder for allegedly hiring a hit man to kill her husband Larry. Prosecutors say she sought $120,000 in life insurance, to avoid divorce and keep her home.
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Tucson
Pauline Whitehead
Los Angeles
Larry
Tragedy Near Yuma Claims Upperman Family in Crash
Three Gahanna residents Wayne Edwin Upperman Ruby Faye Upperman and their nine month old Wayne Eugene were killed in a two car collision eighteen miles north of Yuma. Rosario Cuellar 22 of Corpus Christi Texas drove a car that left the road then struck the Upperman vehicle when it re entered the highway authorities said.
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Gahanna
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Highway Patrol
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Ruby Faye
Wayne Eugene
Rosario Cuellar
Corpus Christi
Tex
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