Sadat purges Egypt cabinet after overthrow bid
President Anwar Sadat tightened control by dismissing six ministers and three ASU officials amid a coup bid. A special judicial panel will probe irregularities as Sadat vows new elections and a refreshed 35 member cabinet. Police surveillance ended, tapes seized, and Gomaa’s replacement is Mahmoud Salem.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
al Ahram
Arab Socialist Union
ASU
Irving
Defense
Mohammed Fawzi
Al Ahram = gand
Shawari Gomaa
Two Drivers Charged With Drinking in Flagstaff
Flagstaff police charged 60-year-old Andrew Cordero after he tried to stop at Birch and Leroux while intoxicated. He registered .21 on a breathalyzer and was booked at the city jail. Apostus Stores, a Leupp man, 45 mph in a 15 zone on the wrong side, was treated at Flagstaff Community Hospital and to be booked on the same charge.
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Flagstaff
Birch
Leroux
Larry Benallie
Ernie Padilla
Andrew Cordero
N. Main Street
Leupp
Apostus
Ity
Stores
Viets Drive Cross Border in Cambodia Offensive
Saigon says sixty North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops were killed in a five mile eastern Cambodia drive. Fourteen more were reported dead in clashes as 5,000 South Vietnamese troops backed by American air support push along a 25 mile stretch from Kandol Chrum to Kompong Trach. Authorities say the aim is to disrupt Communist command, with two armored task forces linking as fighting continues near Am Rong in northwest Cambodia.
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Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Hau
Nghia
Long
Hau Nghia
Kandol Chrum
Kompong Track
Kont
Pong Trach
Phnom Penh
Fire burns 12000 acres in Minnesota forest blaze
A massive forest fire ripped through the Superior National Forest near the Canadian border burning about 12 000 acres. Whitt Lear of the U S Forest Service in Ely said it was the largest fire in the forest’s history.
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Ely
Minn
Superior National Forest
Minnesota
Whitt Lear
U.S. Forest Service
Marines Set Hearing On Desertion Charge
The Marine Corps ordered a general court martial for Sgt. Jon M. Sweeney of West Babylon New York charged with aiding the enemy in Vietnam. A preliminary hearing will be held in early June at Quantico to set a trial date and rule on motions. Sweeney allegedly deserted February 13, 1969, and broadcast propaganda for Radio Wanot while a prisoner of war for 18 months.
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Jon M. Sweeney
West Babylon
Quantico
Machine Corps
Sweeney
Bill seeks two year stay of executions nationwide
Rep Emanuel Celler and Sen Philip Hart will introduce measures to pause all state and federal executions for two years while Congress reviews capital punishment. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that does not require uniform state procedures or a separate jury to determine the death penalty.
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Washington
Compress
Supreme Court
Emanuel Celler
DNY
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Congress
United States
Celler and
Hart
Celler
Baptists Debate Best Family Life
In Minneapolis Minnesota American Baptists split over endorsing only Biblically traditional marriage and family or also approving recent patterns. The resolutions committee backed both views citing communes single parent families working wives at home and never married adults. A substitute resolution with 25 delegates warned nontraditional patterns bring later problems and threaten moral culture.
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Minneapolis
Mion
4 Resolutions Committee
NADEC Meet Set for May 22
The NADEC administration board convenes at 8:30 a.m. in the Coconino County Health Dept auditorium on Fort Valley Road. Delegations during the fifth day of the convention discuss family worship and Christian nurture as key priorities amid broad deliberations.
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Northern Arizona Development Council
NADEC
Coconino County Health Dept
Ft. Valley Road
Motorist Stopped On Drinking Charge
A 34 year old Flagstaff man, Christopher Crabtree, was arrested by the Arizona Highway Patrol last night at the Butler Interchange on I 40 for driving while intoxicated. Patrolman Pete Legley stopped Crabtree after observing the vehicle weaving on the Interstate. Crabtree registered .15 on the breathalyzer and was booked into city jail.
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Flagstaff
Christopher Crabtree
Arizona Highway Patrol
Butler
I-40
Pete Legley
Crabtree
Arizona Rockhounds Plan Two Day Flagstaff Event
The Arizona Association of Earth Science Clubs holds its May 22 and 23 conclave in Flagstaff at the gem building on the Coconino County Fairgrounds. About 60 to 75 members from across the state are expected for meetings at 10 a.m. Sunday. The group aims to foster earth science and lapidary arts knowledge and press for public lands legislation, with a Verde Valley field trip led by Ben Worcaster of Sedona as a highlight.
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Flagstaff
Rummer
Grow
Arizona
Winslow
Holbrook
Lake Powell
Alaska Pipeline Data Sought
Washington AP report states environmental groups obtained court orders forcing the Interior Department to disclose documents on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline project. May 23 deadline looms for release of over a thousand documents, with privileged items withheld.
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Washington
Interior Deppartment
Interior
Lst
Defense Department
Inter= office
Mpact
Arctic
Alaska
Valdez
Oeter
Yellow Pages Agent to Visit Flagstaff for Advertising Planning
Mountain Bell representatives will arrive in Flagstaff on May 24 to assist local businessmen with Yellow Pages advertising. Reed Weldon, local manager, said changes should be made before the 1971 directory delivery on July 27, with completion expected a few days after.
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Mountain Bell's
Rectory
Flagstaff
Reed Weldon
Willee
Weltco
Sugar Quotas Eyed As Political Lovers Sugar Quotas Eyed As Politcal Lovers
Washington AP reporting that House Agriculture Committee members discuss a sugar quota law with import limits and a plan to withhold part of a foreign country’s U S sugar payments to compensate Americans seized property. Nations like Peru and Ecuador are named as targets while State Department opposes deterrent measures.
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Washington
de Capid Hi
U.S
Americas
House Agriculture Committee
Peru
Scuador
United States
State Department
Compromise In Trouble On Possible Troop Cut
Washington AP two Foreign Relations Committee members undecided on a Senate move to halve U S troop commitment in Europe criticized the White House refusal to discuss a compromise. Senator Cooper urged the administration to let Congress judge the issue as undecided senators balance the vote amid Nixon era lobbying to defeat the Mansfield amendment.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Euelope
White House
Seis
Clifford P. Case
Ro Nui
Axl ClaBorne Pell
DRA
William, P. Rogers
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Mike Mans
Eld
Rogers
Nixon
Case
Harris 59 Dies. Rites Pending At Flagstaff Hospital
Fred J. Harris born Norwood Massachusetts in 1912 died Friday May 14 at Flagstaff Community Hospital. He is survived by wife Elsa Harris son Ronald H. Harris Cucamonga California daughter Barbara Smith Newport Washington three brothers Ralph J. Harris Phoenix two more brothers and a sister and seven grandchildren. Private funeral arrangements are pending through Flagstaff Mortuary.
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Fred J. Harris
Norwood
Mass
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Elsa Harris
Ronald H. Harris
Cucamonga
Calif
Barbara Smith
Newport
Wash
Ralph J. Harris
Phoenix
Mt of State
Out of State
Flagstaff Mortuary
NEA backs drive for Cabinet post education reform
A nationwide NEA campaign to create a federal Cabinet Department of Education gains support from the Flagstate Education Association. Bernard Curry argues a separate cabinet would unite fragmented programs and unlock more funds, with backing from former HEW secretaries Gardner and Ribscoft. Weather, local forecasts, and discharges follow in the city page.
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National Education Association
NEA
Flagstate Education Association
FEA
Bernard Curry
Nixon
Congress
Curry
Department of Education
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
John Gardner and Son
Abraham Ribscoft
Connecticut
Forest Service promotes Vossenkemper to Forest Engineer
Gerald Vossenkemper of the Coconino National Forest staff is promoted and transferred to Forest Engineer on the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Vancouver Washington. He earned a civil engineering degree from the University of Colorado Boulder in 1964 and began with the Forest Service on the Gila National Forest in Silver City New Mexico before moving to Flagstaff in 1965. His wife and three children will join him in Vancouver in early June. No replacement has been named.
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Gerald Vossenkemper
Coconino National Forest
Gifford Firichot National Forest
Vancouver
Wash
Dan Seaman
SC Vossenkempér
University of Colado At
Boulder
The
Forest Service
Gila National Forest
Silver City
N.M
Flagstaff
Vossenkemper
Séaman
Pollution Topic for Program at Flagstaff Luncheon
The Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce hosts a noon Thursday luncheon with speakers Dr. John Wenders, University of Arizona economist, and Dr. Eric Walther of the Museum of Northern Arizona. Wenders discusses economic aspects of pollution while Walther covers biological and population controls. Reservations by May 18 cost 2.50 per person, call 7744505.
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Polluion
Flagstaff
Lincheon
School Head Steps Down in Williams Public Schools
H R Starr, Williams Public Schools superintendent, asks the Williams School Board to relieve him of all administrative duties effective June 30. He will remain in the system as a teacher. Starr previously led Holbrook schools for years before joining Williams three years ago, during which a Kindergarten was added and a vocational education program planned for the high school curriculum this fall.
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Williams
SNS
H.R. Starr
Williams Public Schools
Williams School Board of Trustees
Starr
Holbrook Schools
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Rates
Arizona Daily Sun lists weekday evenings publication by Flagstaff Publishing Co in Flagstaff Arizona with contact 774 4545. It provides subscription rates 2.50 monthly by carrier 20.00 yearly by mail in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties and 25.00 elsewhere if not delivered. Also notes Coconino Sun weekly published Saturdays at 3.05 per year by mail.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Covanino
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
Flagstall. Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstall. Ariz
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