Viet Cong rejects Paris talks and Viet Nam withdrawal plan
Tran Buu Kiem of the Viet Cong denounces Rogers plan as a perfidious cipher and rejects any discussion of troop withdrawals or a neutral DMZ in South Vietnam. The 12th session of the Paris peace talks ends after about four hours with no progress and fresh Viet Cong criticism of U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Tran Buu Kiem
National Liberation Front
William P. Rogers
Kiem
Arab guerrillas strike deep inside Israel amid clashes
Arab guerrillas blew up a water pump at Beth Sheeva between Tel Aviv and Haifa. Israeli and Jordanian forces fought for the sixth straight day with machinegun and tank fire in the Al Baqoura area, duration about 45 minutes, with no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Israel
Beth Sheeva
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Amman
al Baqoura
Sea of Galilee
United Nations
Gunnar
Egypt
Arcadia Senior Wins at Central Arizona Regional Science Fair
Arcadia High senior An Arcadia student captured sweepstakes at the 16th Annual Central Arizona Regional Science Fair beating 298 competitors. Linda Ruprecht presented a three dimensional graphing exhibit on equations with two complex variables. Donna Sampson, a Saguaro sophomore, won second for a math project linking note frequencies on the diatomic scale. The two day event opened Friday at Arizona State University, sponsor of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Linda Ruprecht
Ruprecht
Scottsdale
Donna Sampson
Saguaro
Arizona State University
Charges Dropped in Scottsdale Trespass Case
Maurice Rollin Tanner, president of the Scottsdale Stake of the Latter-Day Saints Church, had charges of trespass and vagrancy dismissed by Judge Ed Boyle in Scottsdale City Court after a letter from the Executive House hotel lawyers. The incident stemmed from Tanner peering into a hotel room through an Arcadia door on April 1 as police questioned him about moral conduct. The hotel attorneys requested withdrawal, stating a logical explanation for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Scottsdale City Court
Ed Boyle
Maurice Rollin Tanner
E. Palo Verde
Executive House
Tanner
Latter-Day Saints Church
Arcadia
Protest Draws 2000 in Oslo Over NATO Membership Anniversary
More than 2000 people demonstrated in Oslo on Wednesday to oppose Norway joining NATO, marking the 1940 Nazi invasion anniversary and reflecting anti NATO sentiment amid the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
UPI
North Atlantic’ Treaty Organization
NATO
U.S. and Soviet set talks on peaceful nuclear explosions
Western officials say the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to begin negotiations at the Geneva disarmament conference to provide means for peaceful nuclear explosions for projects like dams harbors and tunnels. Talks may start April 14 or 15 with initial idea exchanges and later bilateral discussions in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
United States
Soviet ‘Union
Soviet Union
America
Russia
International Atomic’ Energy Agency
Vienna
Campus protests erupt at Harvard and other universities
Police charged onto Harvard campus arresting 196 students who occupied the administration building while 500 protesters were cleared and more than 20 protesters were injured. A rally at MIT followed as classes remained in session amid ongoing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
Harvard Yard
East Cambridge
Memorial Chapel
Stanford University
Stanford
Calif
Applied Electronics
Universi
Smothers Divorce Widens Rift After CBS Fallout
Linda Ann Smothers testified she felt unwanted by comedian Dick Smothers who stayed out late and was rude in public. Superior Court awarded $1100 monthly alimony, $900 support, and custody of three children among the 1959 marriage dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
UPI
Dick Smothers
Smothers
Brother Tom
CBS
Linda Ann Smothers
Superior Court
Roscoe C. Farley
Susan Lynn
Richard Jr
Steven
Tom Smothers
Paradise Valley Council Sets Meeting To Pick Town Manager
The Paradise Valley town council will meet at 8 p.m. at Town Hall to discuss selecting a new town manager after Henry Penfield resigned effective this summer. A selection committee will screen applicants, with reports from the town engineer and marshal and talks on traffic control and street projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Henry Penfield
Salse
Mockingbird
Lincoln
Invergordon Rds
Town Hall
Injured Paradise Valley Boy Hit by Car in Scottsdale
An 8-year-old Paradise Valley boy, Bradley Folkestad, was struck by a car at Mockingbird and Valley Vista Lane around 1 p.m. Tuesday. He was in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. The driver, Monroe Van Meter, 41, fled no citations were issued according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mockingbird
Valley ‘Vista
Bradley Folkestad
Valley Vista Ln
Monroe van Meter
van Meter
Attempt to Flee Reds Failure in Berlin
A man tried to flee into West Berlin but was shot at by East German guards as he attempted to breach barbed wire fortifications. A West Berlin police spokesman said the escape attempt ended short of its goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Obituary for Dale L. Stiver Aged 50
Dale L. Stiver 50 a truck driver for A J Bayless Markets for eight years died Tuesday at Georgian Court Nursing Home He lived at 8517 E Catalina Dr and was a Papago Golf Course Mens Club member Born in Farmersville Ohio he moved two years ago from Vandalia Ohio Survivors include wife Mary a son Timothy of Scottsdale his parents Mr and Mrs Mark H Stiver of Dayton and two brothers Services will be in Dayton Ohio Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary until 9 30 this evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale. L. Stiver
A. J. Bayless Markets
Georgian
Court Nursing Home
Mr. Stiver
Catalina
Papago
Mem’s Club
Farmersville
Ohio
Vandalia
Mary
Timothy
Scottsdale
Mark H. Stiver
Dayton
Messinger Mortuary
Mrs Gretchen M Clinard Dies at 68 in Scottsdale
Mrs Gretchen M Clinard 68 a retired rural school teacher who came from Urbana Illinois ten years ago died Wednesday in Doctors Hospital She was a member of Scottsdale Methodist Church Born in Illinois Survivors include her husband Everett five sons a daughter and a sister all out of state and 11 grandchildren Services will be at 11 am Friday at the church 300 N Miller Burial will be in Oakland Illinois Friends may call after 2 pm today in Green Acres Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen M. Clinard
Urbana
Ill
Doctor's Hospital
Everett
N. Miller
Oakland
Green Acres Mortuary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tempe
Hayden Plaza East
Scottsdale and
Curry Rds
Dan Milburn
Britain
Jordan
U.S
the Valley
Hayden Road
Defense Department
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Boston University
Southern University of New Orleans
SUNO
Emmett W. Bashful
Bashful
Council
Dale L. Stiver
Acme Fence ‘Company
18Th Street
Phoenix
Arizona
New York
Minnesota
Motorola
Francis North Amn
Rockwell
I. duPont & Co
Northrup
Alcoa
Owens Illinois
Pg&e
American Motors
At&t O
Parke Davis
American Tobacco
Penn
Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
RCA
Bendix
Raytheon
Bethlehem Steel
Rexall
Boeing
San Diego
G&e
Chrysler of Santa Fe
Service
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
DuPont
Standard of
Eastman
Standard
BAM
Texaco
Emerson
Texas Gulf
Fairchild Camera
TransAmerica
Ford Motors
TWA
Frontier Airlines
Union Oil
General Dynamics
UniRoyal
General Electric
United Aircraft
General Motors
Steel
General Telephone
Webb
Goodyear
Xerox
IBM
Zenith
Dow Jones
It&t
Johns _ Mayville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Levis
Levi's
E. Main
Saba
N. Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!