07 Apr 1971
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1971
Page
1
About 1,500 students in Seoul clashed with riot police in street demonstrations demanding abolition of military training on campus. The protest was led by roughly 1,000 students from Korea University.
United Press International reports secret London discussions between Britain and the Soviet Union on peacekeeping and guarantees in a possible Middle East settlement. Cairo sources say Mahmoud Riad would meet Andrei Gromyko in Moscow. Israeli leaders push for a realistic path short of war or full withdrawal.
Scottsdale police investigate a Tuesday break-in at the Academy of Fine Arts 3622 North Scottsdale Road. Two cymbals worth 150 dollars were stolen after thieves pried a door open.
The Scottsdale Young Republicans Club hosts the third public forum on Maricopa County freeways and mass transit at 7 30 tonight in the First Federal Savings and Loan building on Camelback Road Speakers include Dr Gerald Judd of Phoenix College Dr James Elmore and Dr Heinz Hink from Arizona State University plus a Scottsdale city councilman to discuss the Papago Freeway impact
President Nixon is expected to pledge a swift disengagement with 250000 more U S troops withdrawn by mid 1972 leaving 50000 or fewer in Vietnam. The 9 p m EST radio television address will be prepared with aides including General Creighton Abrams and may outline monthly withdrawals through next summer.
At 3:30 a.m. a mix of Scottsdale educators and staff occupy the district education center. The Scottsdale Education Association negotiators sit in the board room while Federation of Teachers members wait outside, sleeping or reclining as negotiations twist through the night. Coffee fuels the scene as administrators nap in offices and couches.
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