British FM cites progress in Middle East talks despite fighting
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart said there is progress in the Big Four talks on the Middle East while fighting intensifies. Jordanian and Israeli forces clashed across the Jordan River for 25 minutes and Israeli jets hit Aqaba in reprisal for Elath. Egyptian and Israeli artillery exchanged fire across the Suez Canal for five hours as Stewart met UN Secretary General Thant and prepared to attend the NATO anniversary in Washington.
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United Nations
UPI
Michael Stewart
Middle East
Jordan River
Aqaba
Elath
Suez Canal
Stewart
Thant
Washington
NATO
U.N
Gunnar
United States to Begin Unilateral Vietnam Troop Withdrawals
UPI reports the United States may start pulling out a limited number of troops within 60 days if enemy activity remains low and Paris talks show progress. Officials decline to specify numbers or exact timing, with decisions tied to security conditions and ongoing Vietnamization efforts.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Nixon
U.S
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Rogers
Hanoi
Rural Fire Department Answers Four Calls on Quiet Tuesday
A quiet day for the Rural Fire Department with four runs. An illegal burn on Osborn Rd near Cross-Cut Canal at 8:30 a.m. burned a pile of archard trimmings. A trash and fence fire at 7832 E Beatrice caused small damage. A redwood fence near 8220 E Monte Vista sustained about 25 dollars in damage. A grass fire at Palm Ln west of Scottsdale Rd at 5:45 p.m.
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Osborn Rd
Cross-Cut
Canal
E. Beatrice
Monte Vista
J.K. Walker
Palm Ln
Scottsdale Rd
Obituaries: Joyce E. Brooks and Walter Carver
Joyce E. Brooks 35 native of Rensselaer Indiana died in St. Josephs Hospital Scottsdale residents list survivors including husband Richard W three daughters Nancy Jennifer and Joan and Donald sons Richard Douglas father O G Baker mother Mrs Esther B Baker sister Mrs Vivian Urton brother R O Baker all of Coolidge and three brothers out of state Funeral services set for 10 a m Thursday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix burial Green Acres Cemetery Walter Carver 79 died Tuesday in Phoenix General Hospital resident of 8128 E Weldon formerly of Fulton Kentucky Ford parts department Detroit four months in Scottsdale granddaughter Mrs Marilyn Connors of Scottsdale surviving arrangements pending.
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Joyce E. Brooks
Rensselaer, Ind
St. Joseph's Hospital
74Th St
Richard W
Nancy
Jennifer
Joan
Donald
Scottsdale
Richard
Douglas
O. G. Baker
Rensselaer
Esther B. Baker
Vivian Urton
R. 0. Baker
Coolidge
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Phoenix
Green Acres Cemetery
Walter Carver
General Hospital
Mr. Carver
E. Weldon
Halive
Fulton, Ky
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Mich
Marilyn Connors
Messinger
Scottsdale Merchants Boost City Revenue in Sales Taxes
Scottsdale's 1967-68 budget was 4.9 million with 1.5 million from sales tax. This year 5.8 million budget and about 1.8 million from sales tax. Next year a budget over 6 million and sales tax over 2 million. Don Skousen credits merchants for contributions and notes past delinquent collection due to bookkeeping errors. A new full time sales tax auditor, Mike Stroup of Phoenix, will start April 15 after leaving IRS.
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Scottsdale
Don Skousen
Phoenix
Bleing
Skousen
Mike Stroup
Stroup
Arizona State University
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Woman terrorized in burglary here
A burglar pried open a kitchen door to a Scottsdale home at about 4 this morning and woke Janell Henshaw by pulling back the bedclothes. He demanded money, threatened harm, and fled with about 300 from a purse after tearing phone wires.
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Markgraf Pharmacy Indian School
Hayden
Scottsdale
Janell Henshaw
S. Apache Way
Nixon declines Alaska post sparks family move plans
Edward C Nixon brother of the president returned to Alderwood Manor Washington after declining the $30 000 a year chairman post for the Alaska Federal Development Planning Committee He said developments caused disappointment and that neither his family's nor his own attitude toward the committee nor their move to Anchorage influenced his decision He had spent Tuesday house hunting in Anchorage before flying back to Seattle with his wife Gay and two daughters.
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Seattle
UPI
Edward C. Nixon
Nixon
Alaska
Anchorage
Federal Field Committee For Development Planning
Gay
Alderwood Manor
Commerce Department
Washington
Pacific Northwest Bell
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U.S. News and World
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Charles K. Hoppan
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North Vietnam
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