Cambodian government fights to stem Communist advance toward Phnom Penh
Cambodian military sources report Viet Cong units again entered Angtassom 40 miles south of Phnom Penh cutting lifelines to the sea. Government says it has thrown out rebels from Angtassom Takeo, but roads and rails to Sihanoukville remain severed. Reinforcements from Takeo Kampot expected as Cambodia seeks to reopen supply lines while stockpiles in Vietnam fuel troops.
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Takeo
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Foreign Ministry
South Vietnam
Saigon
UPI
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Paril
France
Penh
Two Women Hurt In City Traffic Incidents
Agnes B Conforti 52 of 6125 E Indian School and Angela Coleric 52 of 8711 E Highland were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after separate two car crashes Sunday. Conforti was injured when her eastbound car struck a parked vehicle on Minnezona at 8 44 p.m and was cited for failure to control and crossing the center line. Coleric’s husband George 52 was stopped for a light on Camelback when his car was rear ended by Donna Mitchell 39 of 8428 E Desert Cove who was cited for failure to control. A Dope Stop program will be held at Apache School 1201 N 85th Pl 9 to 11 a m Tuesday and State Chairman Herb Ely will discuss the future of the Democratic Party at the Scottsdale Lunch Club meeting noon at Dale Andersons Restaurant 34 N Marshall Way.
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Agnes B. Conforti
E. Indian School
Angela Coleric
Highland
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Apache
Camelback
Hayden
George Coleric
Donna Mitchell
Desert Cove
Herb Ely
Democratic Party
Scottsdale
Democratic
Dale ‘Anderson
N. Marshall Way
Southeast Asia
Fred
R.harris
D-Okla
Detroit
Nixon
Cambodia
Mansfield
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Issues and Answers
ABC
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
U.S
Griffin
Face the Nation
CBS
Man exposes himself to two girls near Camelback Theater
Police reported two 9 year old girls told them a man exposed himself Sunday while they rode bikes along the Arizona Canal bank behind the Camelback Theater. He hid in bushes and jumped out in front of the girls then exposed himself. The suspect was about 25, with red hair, wearing blue jeans and a sports shirt.
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Arizona Canal Bank
Camelback
Goldwater Warns U S Weakened Military Could Bring War
Sen Barry Goldwater told a Trenton breakfast the United States is losing military strength. He warned Navy depletion and fewer planes than 1935 and criticized a $10 million cut in military spending by the Nixon administration. He said America’s greatness rests on its fortress.
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UPI
Barry
Goldwater
United States
Arizona Republican
A. Masonic Fellowship
America
Obituaries for Guy H Kidd and Anthony O Malley
Services are planned for Guy H Kidd 85 of Scottsdale at Messinger Mortuary Tue after his death Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He worked as a Douglas Aircraft machinist for 10 years and leaves a son, two daughters, four grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Rosary tonight and interment at Resthaven. Also, Anthony O Malley 80 a Scottsdale retiree dies Saturday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Irish born World War I veteran, he leaves two brothers and two sisters. Services Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and burial in St Francis Cemetery.
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Guy H.kidd
E. Osborn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Kidd
Douglas Aircraft
Cherryvale
Kan
Scottsdale
Guy. R. Kidd
Hawthorne
Nev
Katherine Gossett
Resthaven
Anthony
O’malley
O'Malley
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ireland
Arizona
Midwest
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Francis Cemetery
Adeline Chorus Places Fourth at National Event
The Adeline chorus finished fourth in the Sonianal chorus competition held at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles Saturday night. 35 choruses from Arizona, Southern California and Nevada competed, with Verdugo Hills Chapter of Los Angeles winning. Scottsdale group Sun Sations placed 11th in the quartet, Shimmerons of Pasadena won the quartet, and Scottsdale won a bulletin award for Cactus Clipper edited by Mrs Jerry Coulter. The Scottsdale chorus had 64 members on stage under director Mrs Beverly Sellers, rehearsing Tuesdays at American Legion Post 44.
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Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles
Arizona
Southern
California
Nevada
Verdugo Hills
Scottsdale
The
Sunsations
Pasadena
Scottsdale Chorus
Jerry Coulter
Beverly Sellers
American Legion
E. 1St St
Senate critics clash over arms to Cambodia policy
UPI reports Senate Foreign Relations Committee summoned Secretary of State Rogers for a closed briefing as critics warn that supplying arms to Cambodia could draw the U.S. into a broader Indochina war. Leaders like Mansfield and Fulbright press caution while noting Nixon’s tight spot and potential risks of escalation.
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John Hall
Washington
UPI
Senate
U.S
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P.“Rogers
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
J. William Filbright
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Rogers
Fulbright
Southeastern Massachusetts University
Boston University
George S.mcgovern
D-S.d
Dusty Winds and Showers Forecast for Arizona
Strong winds were forecast across Arizona with local blowing dust in evidence by dawn. Peak gusts were expected to reach 30 to 30 miles per hour in the western and northern sections, and a few rain or snow showers were possible in the higher northern mountains.
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United Press International
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Association picks Lewis as guard group leader at Mesa convention
The Arizona National Guard Association elected Maj. Samed A. Lewis of the 180th Artillery as president during its convention at the Executive House on Lewis E. Avenue. The organization, headquartered in Mesa, met this weekend to choose new leadership.
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E. Ave
Arizona National Guard
Samed A. Lewis
Lewis
180Th Artillery
Bein National” Guard
Mesa
Thee Association
Fire and Property Damage Report From Local Incidents
A car fire at 3601 E Hazelwood caused $250 damage. owner William Connelly valued the vehicle at $300. At 501 N Scottsdale Rd Kachina Theater a soft drink machine suffered $25 damage from an electrical short. A pile of burning newspapers was extinguished Sunday morning at Granite Reef and Oak. Firefighters tried to notify the Arizona Republic about a 2:21 a.m. fire but received no response.
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Hazelwood
William _Connelly
Kachina Theater
N. Scottsdale Rd
Granite
Reef and
Oak
Arizona Republic
Tires reported stolen at home in two incidents
William Buchmann reported 233 dollars worth of tires and auto repair gear stolen from a storage room at his home between 5 p.m. Saturday and 8 15 a.m. Sunday after a prying tool forced the door. James Duhamel said an auto stereo and an AC DC converter were taken from his residence, last seen April 16 and missing by 11 a.m. Sunday with no sign of forced entry.
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James Duhamel
Roosevelt
Duhamell
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Chicago
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Capitol of the World
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