Daley blames newsmen for distorting DNC riots
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley, at a huge press conference, accused the news media of twisting reports on riots during the Democratic National Convention. He cited 16,000 pro police letters vs 4,000 criticizing and said some officers may have overreacted amid provocation from protesters and insults. Daley contrasted Chicago with the Miami riots, noting no one was killed in Chicago but six were killed in Miami.
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Narcotics raid nets 30 arrests at Scottsdale party
Four suspects arraigned in justice court after a late Friday marijuana party at 3 N Kalorama. Detectives spent nine hours watching the scene and seized marijuana and dangerous drugs. Among those charged were Kenneth Allen Schateberg and Danny Lee Downs, both arraigned with a $3,300 bail.
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California Democrat Moss Pushes National Popular Vote Amendment
Rep. John E Moss introduces a constitutional amendment to establish a national presidential primary and elect the president by popular vote. The measure, co sponsored by multiple California Democrats, would require ratification by three fourths of states within seven years if Congress approves. Moss argues it ends electoral college deadlock and party distrust.
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Fire at unoccupied house causes damage. owner missing
Rural Fire Department reports a Saturday afternoon fire at an unoccupied home at 7246 E Van Buren causing about $50 damage. Firefighters could not locate the owner. Smoke traced to an overheated cooler motor. Small blazes also fought in tree stumps at 5733 E Canal Bank Rd Saturday evening.
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Newton guilty in shooting Huey P. Newton verdict
A jury in Oakland found Huey P. Newton of the Black Panther Party guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a white police officer. The panel, also convicting him of a prior felony, could impose significantly longer sentences. Supporters protested outside as defense attorney Garry promised appeals and motions for a new trial.
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Scottsdale Council to Hear Seventh Step Foundation Plan
Scottsdale’s Seventh Step Foundation seeks city and private funds as former Arizona Adjutant General Joe Ahee, honorary foundation chair, plans a presentation with City Manager Bill Donaldson this month. Ahee, a Scottsdale resident, spoke of reentry support for ex-convicts.
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Super-Dent powder denture adhesive from saliva
Phoenix reports a claimed denture adhesive that uses saliva to form a supér hold. The product, labeled Super-Dent powder, is said to convert mouth moisture into a durable adhesive that securely grips dentures during eating yet remains gentle on gums. Available at drug counters.
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Mideast truce casted amid heavy fighting report
United Press International reports a volatile cease fire era as sixty plus killed and hundreds wounded in a 24 hour canal duel. Cairo says 22 Egyptians and 101 wounded while Tel Aviv reports 40 Israelis killed and 18 injured along the eastern canal. UN Security Council regrets losses and demands strict cease-fire adherence.
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Purses and Rooms Burglarized in Scottsdale Weekend
Police reported two burglaries in Scottsdale over the weekend. Joseph E Greenhome’s home at 5639 N Scottsdale Rd was broken into Friday night with $125 missing. A California visitor, Robert Overtrees, reported his hotel room at 4610 N Scottsdale Rd burglarized of camera equipment and cuff links worth $125. Entry was aided by a pass key with no forced entry signs.
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Obituary notices for Lester Metze and Hattie Cherney
Obituary notes Lester B Metze 63 died this morning at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He was a retired auto worker from Anderson Clayton Co in Houston Texas born in Cieburne Texas and moved to Scottsdale in 1965 from Abilene Texas. Survived by widow Louisésia daughter Sheryl Wilson son Wendell Wilson and brother Wea Dallas Texas. Services at Green Acres Mortuary with interment in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Mrs Hattie Cherney 68 died Saturday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Cherney born in Chicago and came here years ago with daughter Mrs Lorainé Parker and seven grandchildren. Funeral services held in Scottsdale.
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Red Cross Airlifts 8 Tons of Supplies to Biafra
In Geneva the International Red Cross reported eight tons of food and medical supplies flown into Biafra on Sunday, part of a series of night flights begun Tuesday. The organization said 218 tons of food and medicine have been ferried in since Tuesday.
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