Fires ravage Southern California as winds drive losses rise
Firefighters in Los Angeles and surrounding counties battle massive brush fires that have killed three people, destroyed 64 homes, and scorched about 120000 acres. Evacuees exceed 5000 as Santa Ana winds ease but humidity remains low and temperatures hover near 90. A third victim, an Indian firefighter from New Mexico, was recovered near Cabazon in Riverside County.
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Obituaries for Harville Haritos and Smeeton details
Hattie H Harville 84 lived at 6444 E Cypress Scottsdale died at North Mountain Hospital She moved from Klondike Texas to Arizona 1945 1962 member Phoenix Church of Christ Survived by three daughters six sons four brothers 23 grandchildren six great grandchildren Services Thursday 10 am Green Acres Chapel burial Green Acres Memorial Garden Mortuary hours 2 4 and 7 9 pm today Peter J Haritos 74 of 28 N 48th St died Sunday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital Greek Orthodox Church veteran WWI services held at Green Acres Mortuary burial in Boston Marguerite Smeeton 88 6440 J Oak Scotts dale born Pekin Indiana came to Scottsdale 1903 housewife Survived by two sons Jack Naperville IL Stanley Geneva IL three daughters Horace Gottschalk Edith Ranketti Betty Revert six grandchildren Services and burial Syracuse Ind
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Arizona State Nurses Convention to Feature Public Addresses
The Arizona State Nurses Association will hold its 42nd annual convention at the Safari Hotel convention center from Thursday to Saturday. Jo Eleanor Elliott, president of the American Nurses Association, will deliver the keynote address "Nurses Do Dare" at 8 p.m. on November 2, open to the public. Friday luncheon speaker C Elizbeth Madore will discuss "Mental Health in the Community" and programs by non professional workers.
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Grambling College Faces National Guard Over Student Expulsions
National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets blocked campus entrances at Grambling College as 34 students were expelled after a week of protests against what leaders call sports overemphasis. Willing to quit, about 2,000 of the 4,200 students were told to leave within two hours. Willie Zanders led peaceful aims, stressing a broader push for standards and reform.
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Honeymoon Tragedy in Cleveland Stuns City
Lida Caldwell 19 and husband Charles 18 were hospitalized after a deranged lover Robert Batch 23 opened fire during a pursuit. Batch killed himself after holding them for 27 hours in a University Heights apartment. Lida and Charles survived serious injuries. Police and priests urged Batch to surrender as he fired at them and then at Lida.
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Israeli Jets over Suez as Egypt Reports Fire on Drones
Egyptian antiaircraft guns opened fire on three Israeli jets over Suez city during a 20 minute air raid alert. Israelis reportedly hit oil refineries in two locations with artillery, destroying about 50 000 tons of crude and refined products. Arab and Israeli forces traded fire near the Jordan River with no casualties reported. Eshkol affirmed Israel would retain territory seized in June war. UN diplomats doubted a Security Council settlement.
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Scottsdale Man Arrested on Felony Warrant for Check Issuance
William Martin Quinlan Jr. , 48, of 3002 N Scottsdale Rd was arrested on a felony warrant charging him with issuing a bad check. The alleged offense dates to October 21 when he allegedly wrote the check to Kennedy Shell Service at 108 N Old Scottsdale Rd for a rental car.
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Opening night Symphony lacks spark
Jonathan Marshall reviews the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra opening its 21st season with Van Cliburn as soloist. He praises Cliburn and notes improved string and horn work but finds the conducting of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 by Guy Taylor lacking spark and mood variety. The concert ends with Rachmaninoff Concerto No. 3, which the reviewer calls self-indulgent and dated.
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Tornado Toll and Guard Patrols in Gulf Coast Hits
Tornadoes sweeping inland from the Gulf devastate coastal Mississippi Louisiana Florida and Alabama killing three and injuring about 200. National Guardsmen patrol shattered Gulfport suburbs to deter looting as Navy Seabees aid rubble clearance in Mississippi City where three died.
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Africa worries Pontiff over violence and discrimination
Pope Paul VI voiced deep grief and concern over African violence and racial discrimination as he prepared for surgery. He praised development progress while warning that unrest continues to afflict unarmed civilians, noting racial obstruction as a barrier to full Africa state development.
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China Indonesia end diplomatic rift ends with envoy returns
China and Indonesia permit each other to send diplomatic personnel home after last month’s suspension of relations. The move closes the gap and resumes normal diplomatic contact between the two nations.
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Greece regime reshuffles as four ministers resign
Greece's military government announced that four cabinet ministers resigned in the first major shakeup since the May coup. The moves signal a partial retreat from hardline governance as Athens faces international scrutiny.
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