Smothers Addresses AIP Campaign in Flagstaff Stop
Clay Smothers of Dallas touts the American Independent Party on a three city Arizona tour. He argues the GOP and McGovern face uphill fights, cites Alabama Michigan Tennessee and Texas as potential strong areas, and calls for guaranteed annual jobs over welfare while stressing defense policy differences with Nixon.
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Men linked to Democratic HQ break-in staged bug attempt
Washington AP reports some men accused in the Democratic national headquarters break-in also tried to bug George Mc Govern's campaign HQ. Campaign director Lawrence F O Brien said passersby scared the men off as they assembled at 1 am May 27 outside Mc Govern's former Capitol Hill headquarters.
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FHWA seeks crash reports from private carriers too
The Federal Highway Administration for the first time requires private carriers of property to report fatal accidents. These carriers, many department stores and firms with their own fleets, had previously been exempt while only common carriers filed reports with FHWA Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety.
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Soviet Influence Felt in Middle East After Egypt Withdrawals
The International Institute for Strategic Studies reports remaining Soviet influence in the region is strong. About 1,000 military instructors in Algeria, 1,200 in Iraq, up to 2,000 in Syria and up to 1,000 in the Yemeni area continue to operate, aside from other technicians and specialists not affected by Sadat’s expulsion order.
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Syria
Ewo
Anwar Sadat
Wyckoff Announces Vietnam War Withdrawal Stance
Democratic candidate Dr. Ted Wyckoff urged a complete pullout from Vietnam while addressing Glendale Community College. A retired lieutenant colonel, he argued world politics blocked victory in the mid 1960s.
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Vietnam
Glendale Community College
Saigon Units Abandon Town of Tien Phuoc
Saigon reports troops abandoned Tien Phuoc south of Da Nang while a high ranking American general says South Vietnamese forces still hold most of the town and are counterattacking. South Vietnamese spokesmen say defenders retreated east and linked with reinforcements as U.S. gunships knocked out tanks aiding the assault.
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State School Chief May Fight Transfer
Steve Vukcevich, head of the Arizona Industrial School for Boys at Ft. Grant, indicated he might resist a transfer to Phoenix to head the Department of Corrections conservation division. He said he was consulting attorneys and hadn’t set a firm deadline, while officials cited new fiscal year and expanded division needs. The conservation division will oversee centers in Phoenix and Tucson, plus centers in Safford and Alpine.
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Arizona Daily Sun publication notice and pricing
The notice lists the Arizona Daily Sun published by the Flagstaff Publishing Co with address and contact details. It states subscription rates of 32.50 per month by cartier, mailed yearly in certain counties, and 0.35 for others, with delivery before 6:30. It also notes a weekly edition published Saturdays and provides additional address information.
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Teens Held For Threat At Airport
Phoenix teens Mark Henry Burns and Robert Verle Judd, both 17, are in Florence Federal Detention Center after a threat to blow up a Trans World Airline jet. FBI says a caller demanded 200000 dollars. magistrate set a Monday preliminary hearing.
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Robert Verle Judd
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Plateau Talks Begin Today
A group of environmentalists and scientists meet at the Museum of Northern Arizona for the third annual Colorado Plateau Environmental Advisory Council conference. The agenda includes several talks and discussion periods, with the meeting ending at 5 p.m.
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Hopis Impound Sheep and Navajo Hogans Dispute
Hopi trial chairman Clarence Hamilton said the Hopi impounded 50 sheep and gave a Navajo family 24 hours to remove a hogan from Hopi land after grazing violations. He also noted Senate hearings on a bill to divide 1.8 million acres of disputed territory in September. Hamilton added that Hopi authorities approved construction of a Navajo Indian school on the disputed land.
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Flagstaff Building Permits Jump in August 1972
City report by Building Inspector Vern Gansky shows August permits valued at 961 208 dollars, up 559 209 from 1971, driven by residential permits totaling 922 156 dollars compared with 316 443 last year. The largest residential permit was 53 094 for Harlin Stakes at Northern Arizona University. Commercial permits fell to 39 050 from 54 656, with the hospital issuing a 33 000 permit for a new elevator in a 2.4 million project.
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University Heights
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Mansfield accuses Nixon of pointing finger at Congress
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield charged President Nixon with blaming Congress for the nation’s troubles. He said neglect on health care reform tax reform recession inflation and environmental needs lies at the White House door in a sharp Senate speech.
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Senate
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Convicts Escape Prison Escort Near Farmington Utah
Two Utah prison convicts, Edward Pass age 30 serving a second degree murder term and Dennis Baker age 25 jailed for burglary, overpowered guards during a Brigham City court escort today. They seized weapons and escaped in a prison vehicle authorities said.
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Brigham City
Edward” Pass
Dennis Baker
Dawn Dawn Swells Along Atlantic Coast Storm
Dawn swelled into the Atlantic season clouding the coast with 20 mph winds. The storm was 240 miles east of Cape Hatteras moving northwest toward the U S coastline. Gales extended 125 miles from the eye and forecasters warned of a possible future northeasterly course.
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U.S
Nei Frank
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Burglary at Coco Niño Humane Society Reported Loss
Shelter entered with $30 stolen from a desk drawer. Officers Newell L. Lewis and Jack Judd say burglars broke a window to enter and ransacked the office area. Case turned over to the detective division.
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Coconino Humane Society
Newell L. Lewis
God Jack Judd
Detective Division
Employer Declines To Press Charges In Theft Case
A 3 year old Flagstaff man released from jail after his employer declined to press charges of grand theft by embezzlement in a $230 theft from Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Max Clifton Hale 38 was arrested after a report of funds theft. Fred Nackard of Pepsi-Cola said the matter would be handled privately.
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Max Clifton Male
Pepsi-Cola
Fred Nackard
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