Missing Princeton teen bikes 1000 miles to Florida
Jamie Zapolski, 15, vanished July 23 after mapping a 1000 mile route on a gold white bicycle. His mother Bronislaw Zapolski, a Trenton Evening Times writer, laments not listening to his plans and hopes for his safe return as authorities search across 13 states.
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Trenton Evening Times
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Evening Times
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Mandy Rice-Davies to Wed Israeli Airline Steward
Mandy Rice-Davies, famous from Britain's 1963 Profumo scandal, plans to marry Raphael Shaul, a 26 year old Israeli airline steward whose family runs discotheques in Israel. They met in Tel Aviv where she sang in a night club and announced their engagement at a London Register Office.
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UPI
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Britain
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Raphael Shaul
Israel
John Profumo
Mandy
Christine Keeler
Parks Department releases fall schedule of classes
The Parks and Recreation Department announces a fall calendar with community chorus on Tuesdays at Scottsdale High School Room 203 and folk guitar lessons at Community Center. Art classes run Saturdays at Community Center and Chesnutt Park, with painting, portraiture, pencil sketching, and crafts across weekdays. Registration at Scottsdale City Hall begins, with Sept 20 chorus start and Oct 3 start for other classes.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Scottsdale High School
Community Center
Chesnutt Park
Scottsdale City Hall
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Fall Weather Grips Midwest to New England in Record Lows
Frigid pre dawn temperatures set record lows from Iowa to New York as fall weather tightens its grip from the Midwest to New England. Mild conditions linger in the far West with clear skies while Gulf Coast and Great Plains see rain. Readings for Sept 16 include St. Louis 44 and Detroit 38 with Boonville New York dipping to 26.
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Dead ringer Fritz Johnson passes after cancer
John Fritz Johnson also known as Fritz died at 39 after living a double life that began with the 1957 Lake Erie boating death of Larry Bader. He secretly carried two identities in Akron and Omaha, where he worked as a bartender, radio announcer, and TV sports director.
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Fritz) Johnson
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Akron
Ex-Wife Accused in Damaging Kay Cadillac in Montgomery County
In a equity suit Ellis Kay, a retired manufacturer, asks the court to stop Ber nice Kay from painting and damaging his Cadillac and sending vendors to his apartment. He seeks 110000 dollars. He claims repeated windshield damage, glue pours, and fake service calls, plus funeral dirge records mailed to him.
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Norristown
UPI
Ellis Kay
Montgomery
Kay
Bernice
Amendment to Articles of Consolidated Security Corporation
Legal notice records a special Arizona stockholders meeting held in Phoenix on March 21, 1966. Amendments to Article VIII revise board structure with directors between three and fifteen and a staggered term, details to follow.
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Consolidated Security Corporation
State of
Arizona
Phoenix
Directors Elected By Stockholders At Annual Meeting
By laws of the corporation directors are elected by stockholders at the annual meeting on the third Monday in March each year beginning in March 1966 or on the next business day if a holiday. Change of date requires three fourths of the directors after stockholder notification. The document is signed by Orville W. Bachman president and Donald L. Bainum secretary on March 2 1966 with notary acknowledgment in Maricopa County Arizona.
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Yanks set trap on Reds amid Vietnam jungle battles
U S Marines pressed a trap against a North Vietnamese division south of the demilitarized zone as American bombers pounded no man’s land. A U S Air Force pilot scored a direct hit on a MIG with a Sidewinder while B52s and B57 Canberras bombed targets around the same front. In the Saigon area Operation Prairie aimed to crush a resurging Red division, and Operation Baton Rouge killed 11 Viet Cong and sank two sampans in swampy regions southeast of Saigon with no American casualties. Elsewhere, naval and air strikes hit railway cars, trucks, and anti aircraft batteries in North Viet Nam.
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UPI
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Demilitarized Strip
No Man’s Land
Baton Rouge
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Air Force
Dictionary to Include Long Word From Mary Poppins
In New York a 34 letter word supercalifragilisticexpialidocious will appear in a Random House dictionary published October 24. Editors credit Mary Poppins and Julie Andrews for popularizing the term used to signify the longest word.
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UPD
Random House
Mary Poppins
Julie Andrews
Judge orders permanent protection for Negro students in Grenada
UPI reports U S District Judge Claude Clayton issued a permanent injunction ordering city and county police to shield Negro students from mob violence during school integration in Grenada Mississippi. The ruling followed days of attacks on about 60 students, with injuries including a 12 year old boy.
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Sonouuny
U.S
Claude Clayton
Oxford
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Highway Patrol
Paul Johnson
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J. Harold Flannery
H.J. Ray
Margaret Keeton
Rundle High
Paul B. Johnson
Johnson
Malouf Named GOP Treasurer in Maricopa County
Grant Malouf president of Malouf Construction Co and Papago Plaza developer becomes finance chairman of the Maricopa County Republican Party. He succeeds Joe Nickell who resigned for personal business. Malouf credits Scottsdale figures Sam Kitchell and Dale Anderson for offering to chair finance committees.
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Malouf Construction Co
Maricopa County
Republican Party Committee
Charles Miller
Malouf
Joe Nickell
Papago Plaza
Scottsdale
Bank of Scottsdale
Pioneer Bank
Sam Kitchell
Weather Delays French Nuclear Test at Mururoa Atoll
Bad weather over the Mururoa atoll proving grounds will delay for several days the testing of another French nuclear device. The test, scheduled for Wednesday, was postponed as officials cited poor conditions.
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Papeete
Tahiti
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