East German troops pull back as Soviets tighten grip in Czechoslovakia
Western military sources said two East German divisions quietly withdrew after the Aug 20 invasion while Soviet generals reduced visible forces in towns and cities. Small East German detachments remained as symbolic presence. Communist divisions moved west and censorship officials said Prague radio and most papers stayed occupied.
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War as Key Issue Shapes 1968 Campaign Speeches
United Press International notes the Vietnam War dominates the preconvention campaign with Humphrey pressing for a firm peace, while Nixon aides dismiss efforts as campaign games. Ellsworth accuses Humphrey of old style tactics and urges alignment with Nixon’s call for restraint on public peace terms. Humphrey, in New York labor parade coverage, insists Hanoi negotiators stall and demands an immediate ceasefire. He criticizes Chicago police for overreaction at the Democratic Convention.
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Weekend burglaries total nearly $900 in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police logged five burglaries and a grand theft over the Labor Day weekend totaling about $900. Victims include Jack W. Young at 2420 N Scottsdale Rd where $213 cash and two watches were taken while asleep, Shatka Bear Step at 8626 Pecos Lane with a .45 caliber revolver, Agnese Adinetti‑Cook at 815 N Hayden with a pried door and $82 in valuables, Frank R. Williams at 30777 Mwh St with a pried dining room window, and Louis J. DeMark at 8237 E MacKenzie with $106 cash missing from under a mattress.
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Scottsdale Rd
Shatka Bear Step
Pecos Lane
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N. Hayden
Frank R. Williams
Louis J. DeMark
E. MacKenzie
Fasteeth Advertises Comfort for Dentures
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH to prevent denture slip and improve comfort. It claims the product keeps plates firm, reduces odor, and helps eating. It urges seeing a dentist regularly and buying FASTEETH at drug counters.
City Manager Jones and Councilman Attend MIT Seminar
City manager Jones and Councilman Bob Jones from the city attend a five day seminar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. They will participate in lectures and work sessions and return Monday after the session concludes next Saturday.
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Bill Donaldson
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Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Scottsdale crashes injure two as Labor Day week ends
Two people were injured in a Scottsdale crash on Scottsdale Road between Camelback and Highland, raising the weekend total to 13. John A. McClintock, 26, a Williams Air Force Base airman, drove a 1968 Chevy that was a total loss. Duncan H. Newell Jr., 85, in a Lincoln, sustained damage worth about 500 dollars. McClintock and Dorothy Kiney, 46, were taken to Baptist Hospital. Police charged Newell with failure to yield and McClintock with loss of vehicle control.
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Obituary Calvin A T Olson 62 in Arizona
Calvin A T Olson 62 of 7021 Earil Drive died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born Weatherford Texas he moved to the area in 1958 and worked as a private patrolman and private policeman in Dallas Fort Worth before settling in Arizona. He served as security at the Executive House Superstition Hotel armored car guard and for two years with Suggs Construction Co. Services Thursday at 11 a.m. Messinger Mortuary Chapel burial Mountain View Memorial Park. He is survived by his widow Ada Marie a son Calvin A T Jr. Fort Worth a daughter Mrs. Delores Finnegain Mesa three sisters three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Mesa
Parolee Arrested In Scottsdale Narcotics Fraud Case
A 29 year old state prison parolee Danny Dean Dorosky of Phoenix was arrested in Scottsdale after leaving a doctor's office with a narcotic prescription allegedly obtained by fraud. Dorosky used a false name and address and faces a felony charge with 1 to 10 years possible. parole violation adds to the case. He is in the county jail on $1000 bail. Dorosky claimed to be new to the state and used the name Kissinger.
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Noon trading mixed as stocks wobble on to midday losses
The New York noon list shows varied moves with Alcoa and General Motors up small while large decliners include American Tobacco and Chrysler. Mixed quotes from Dow components reflect uncertain sentiment as investors weigh industry prospects.
The Doctor Says Weather Triggers Migraines
Dr. Walter Alvarez, Mayo Clinic consultant, notes migraines in midlife women often arise from family stress and maternal guilt. He describes daily phone tirades by grandmothers and looming fears of tragedy as key triggers, affecting patient mood and causing severe headaches.
Fence Fire Extinguished by Rural Department
The Rural Fire Department battled a $150 fence fire yesterday morning at 6207 E Monterey Way. Fire started in grass and trash in an alley and spread to a fence, with firefighters noting it as the day’s only call.
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Scottsdale Public Hearing on Rezoning 8th Street Camelback Parcel
The Scottsdale Mayor and City Council announce a public meeting to hear property owners on rezoning a parcel at the intersection of 8th Street and Camelback Road from SR to C-3. Applications are on file in the Planning Department. Time is September 17, 1968 at 8:00 PM in Council Chambers 131 E Main.
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