South Vietnamese envoy blasts US for inaction in Indochina crisis
Ambassador Tran Kim Phuong accused the United States of failing to aid South Vietnam and losing global credibility as 19 North Vietnamese divisions attack. CBS interview and Senate probe plans dominated coverage as Saigon faces a chaotic fight.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Indochina
United States
South Vietnam
Tran Kim Phuong
Phuong
CBS Morning News
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
Richard M. Moose
Charles F. Meissner
Rockefeller says it is too late to reverse Vietnam turn
Vice President Rockefeller said it is too late for the United States to reverse events in South Vietnam. He called the refugee crisis a tragedy and noted those trapped by the Communist onslaught. He spoke after attending a funeral in Niagra Falls for Earl W. Brydges.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
South Vietnam
Rockefeller
Andrews Air Force Base
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Senate
Earl, W. Brydges
Obituary of Rebecca Perlman 63 owner of Adobe Pharmacy
Rebecca Perlman 63 owner of the Adobe Pharmacy died at home Tuesday. She lived at 4380 N 78th Apt 72 and moved to the area from Cleveland in 1960, born in Kansas City Kansas. Survivors include son Donald of Scottsdale and brothers Jack Berman Miami William Berman Oberlin and Louis Berman Philadelphia and three grandchildren. Memorials suggested to the American Cancer Society.
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Rebecca Perlman
Adobe Pharmacy
Ruth E. Jones Rites Held for Scottsdale Native in Santa Barbara
Ruth Evelyn Jones 66 longtime Scottsdale resident died Monday at her Santa Barbara home after a lengthy illness. She spent 42 years with the Bureau of Indian Affairs most recently at the Salt River Reservation and 19 years with Save the Children Federation. Survivors include niece Beverly Pryor and nephew Gordon H. Jones Jr. Memorial services were held in Santa Barbara. Contributions for Indian student trust may be sent to Gordon H. Jones Jr. at 1186 Camino Palomera Santa Barbara CA 93111.
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Ruth Evelyn Jones
Scottsdale
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jones
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Salt River Reservation
Save the Children Federation
Gordon H. Jones, Jr
Camino Palomera
Funeral services set for Van A. Wagner in Phoenix church
Van A Wagner 67 a painting contractor for 30 years in Phoenix died at home Monday. Rosary tonight at Church of St Theresa 5145 E Thomas Rd and mass Thursday at 11 at the same church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include wife Helen and children Valerie Tucker Ellen Forsyth Rev Van Wagner plus six grandchildren.
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van A. Wagner
Church of St. Theresa
E. Thomas Rd
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School
St. Francis Cemetery
Wagner
Phoenix
E. Montecito Ave
Keithsburg
Ill
Chicago
Holy Name Society
Church of St. Agnes
Helen
van Wagner
Tucson
Valerie Tucker
Ellen Forsyth
Sacramento
Calif
Howard
Ashland
Ore
Ralph
San Diego
Charles
McHenry
Death of Dorothy K. Smaglio in Scottsdale
Dorothy K. Smaglio 60 a retired waitress died Sunday in St. Josephs Hospital after moving from New York City to Scottsdale. Survived by daughters Joan Spano and Joyce Lauriguet mother Helen Gerdon brothers Thomas Hansen Jr Henry Gerdon Louis Gerdon sisters Harriet Aims Gertrude Stepp Helen Horton and five grandchildren. Private cremation arranged by Universal Memorial Center.
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Dorothy K. Smaglio
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Scottsdale
New York City
N. Scottsdale Rd
Joan Spano
Joyce Lauriguet
New York
Helen Gerdon
Thomas Hansen, Jr
Florida
Henry Gerdon
Louis Gerdon
Harriet Aims
Gertrude Stepp
Helen Horton
Universal Memorial Center
Roy M Cantrell rites held for longtime Valley resident
Roy M Cantrell aged 67 who died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital was a Valley resident of 35 years and a mechanic. Services were conducted at Gibbons Bunker Tempe Mortuary. He was a Mason and White Shrine member. Survivors include Irene and son Thomas A Beaman of Bede Ark. daughters Marsha Watters Judy Winters Rosalie Mohler. brother H T Cantrell. sisters C Williams Lucile Roberts Sybil White.
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Roy M. Cantrell
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Gibbons Bunker Tempe Mortuary
Cantrell
Oak St
Valley
The
Masons and White Shrine
Irene
Thomas A. Beaman
Bede, Ark
Marsha Watters
Scottsdale
Judy Winters
Rosalie Mohler
West Plains
H. T. Cantrell
Oklahoma
C. ¥. Williams
Lucile Roberts
Ronan, Tex
Sybil White
San Antonio
Tex
Visitation, services planned for Theodore Skowronek
Theodore Edward Skowronek 63 dies at home after moving from Chicago to Arizona five months ago. Visitation today after 1 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary. prayer service Thursday 7:30 p.m.. Mass Friday 10 a.m. at St Daniel's Catholic Church. Survived by wife Helen, two sons, a daughter, brothers and sisters, and 10 grandchildren.
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Theodore Edward Skowronek
Messinger Mortuary
Endian School
Messinger Chapel
St. Daniels Catholic Church
N. Hayden Rd
Skowronek
E. Glenrosa Ave
Chicago
Arizona
Wisconsin
Union Liquor
St. Daniel’s the Prophet Catholic Church
Helen
Theodore G
Ronald G
Scottsdale
Donald M
Cicero
Rosemarie Useman
Cascade
Colo
Anthony
Casmir
Dubuque
Iowa
Edward
Mantino
Helen Dante
Salinas
Calif
Wanda
Miles
Ojai
Rose Tockstein
Goldens Bridge
N.Y
Adeline Rein
Waukesha
Wisc
Judge sets extended deadline for Hatton competency exams
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy told two court appointed psychiatrists to file Hatton examination reports by April 15. Hatton, 30, faces murder charges for the November 7 slayings of Jeffrey Schlosser and Kelly Kardell, both 12, found shot in his Tempe apartment cabana. a competency hearing will follow once reports are received.
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Superior Court
Charles Hardy
John Hatton
Hatton
Scottsdale
Tempe
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Hardy
Boyle Named to Sixth Term as City Judge
City Magistrate Edward L. Boyle was appointed to his sixth consecutive two year term as city court judge by a unanimous city council vote Tuesday night. Mayor William C. Jenkins praised his service and cooperation with city administration. Boyle, a retired FBI agent and Notre Dame law graduate, began his tenure in April 1965 and helped create Scottsdale Youth Services, a leading juvenile program now known as Youth and Adult Services.
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Edward L. Boyle
William C. Jenkins
Boyle
Notre Dame
Scottsdale
Navajos picket vacant Fairchild plant in Shiprock NM
A second day of Navajo demonstrators protested the closure of the Fairchild Semiconductor plant in Shiprock New Mexico. The shut down left about 450 Navajos unemployed and the group opposed the firm’s move to convert the site into a Navajo community center.
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Shiprock
N.M
Fairchild Semiconductor
Fairchild Instrument Corp
CAP Study Bill Draws Senate Hearing On Alternatives
A Senate Natural Resources Committee hearing on a bill to finance a CAP study will continue Monday. Sens. Morris Farr and Lucy Davidson push review of alternatives and question whether the Bureau of Reclamation has viewed the CAP objectively.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona Project
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Morris Farr
Lucy Davidson
D-Tucson
Farr
Davidson
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
House sends bill capping mortgage rate rise on transfer
Phoenix report notes the legislature sent to the State Senate a bill limiting increases in mortgage interest on sale. The measure bars conventional loans from raising interest rates by more than one half of one percent when the mortgage is transferred.
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Phoenix
House
State Senate
Cantor Faces Harassment Amid Prosecution Team Move
Lawrence Cantor, named to head a special organized crime prosecution unit, has received harassing telephone calls. An unnamed witness slated to testify in the bribery case against land promoter Ned Warren Sr. has also been targeted as Cantor prosecutes the case.
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Phoenix
Lawrence Cantor
Ned Warren Sr
Cantor
Ford rules out bombing to aid South Vietnam effort
President Ford has ruled out resuming U S bombing against North Vietnamese forces amid the offensive, citing law and his own stance. Press Secretary Nessen said the law forbids it and that no plans exist. Kissinger visits Palm Springs as Weyand heads to Vietnam for a fact finding review.
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Palm Springs
UPS
Ford
Ron Nelsen
Washington
Schlesinger
Nessen
Henry A. Kissinger
Army
Frederick C. Weyand
Saigon
Philip C. Habib
State Department
East Asia
Vietnam
David Hume Kennerly
San Diego
San Francisco
Barr pushes health care reform despite insurance hurdles
UPI Phoenix Burton Barr, House Majority Leader, says the legislature must not abandon the goal of quality affordable health care. Work should continue this summer on a bill requiring insurers to cover long term catastrophic illness, though it may not be feasible this session. He also mentions repealing last year's stalled bill and examines malpractice insurance relief for doctors.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Burton Barr
Barr
State Insurance Department
Teske Drops Million Suit Against City in Go Cart Case
Teske withdraws his 13.2 million lawsuit against Scottsdale city officials and five employees citing strain on his parents. He alleges an intermediary offered to trade the withdrawal for the city dropping traffic charges and resisting arrest. Police officials dispute any such arrangement and note charges may be dropped only with proper authority. The case includes go cart related license, registration, and resisting arrest charges. Trial dates: April 22 with pre-trial motions April 8.
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William Teske
Teske
Sixth St
Scottsdale
Gary Kirst
Chaparral Road
Nigel Sherriff
Sherriff
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Mansfield seeks diverting unspent funds to aid in Vietnam
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposes using unspent military funds for South Vietnam and Cambodia as humanitarian relief. He says there is broad congressional support for rapid aid to refugees, while expressing doubt over a new Ford administration military aid request for Saigon. He notes lost equipment could hinder new military funding. Upon Congress return from Easter recess, energy legislation will be taken up and emergency Cambodia aid not yet debated.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Mansfield
United States
Congress
Philip Habib
Saigon
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Mystic, Conn
Gordon H. Jones Jr
Nora C. Jackson
Seattle, Wash
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