Cambodian troops push toward Phnom Penh amid heavy Viet Cong resistance
Cambodian soldiers and paratroopers advance four miles toward Angtassom along Highway 3 facing machine gun and B40 rocket fire. Maj. Ben Hoy Ang reports four Cambodian battalions near Angtassom with supply shortages, while Viet Cong control roads cutting Phnom Penh from the south coast. Earlier, government said outpost Sre Heng fell with moderate losses.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Toshio Sakai
Sakai
Angrassom
Slaku
Ran
Ben Hoy Ang
3Rd Paratroop Oo
Ang
Sre
Heng
Phnom
Penh
Weapons thefts worry officials push for tighter Defense security
Washington based defense officials warn thefts of military weapons are fueling militant groups such as the Weathermen and Black Panthers. California officials cite seizures and ambushes in Oakland and past bombings in San Francisco as proof of security gaps. Deputy Attorney General Charles A. OBrien says reviews of installation safeguards are needed while noting uncertain theft totals. He cites a connection between drug trafficking and arms and mentions a weapon once taken from a San Francisco gun collector and stored at Fort Cronkhite.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
California
Charles A. O'Brien
Defense
Oo Brien
Melvin R. Laird
Caforcé
O’brien
O'Brien
Democratic
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Panthers
Oakland
San Francisco
William Thoresén
Army
Fort Cronkhite
Marin County
Obituaries for Jack Lee Osborne and Lynne Sennette
Obituary notices list Jack Lee Osborne of 8708 E Terrace Dr died Monday at St Luke’s Hospital at age 46. Services planned Thursday at Messinger Mortuary. he was born in Mt Vernon Illinois and lived in Arizona since 1955, with World War II veteran status and memberships in several fraternal and religious groups. Survivors include wife Elzona and his parents Vic and wife residing in Scottsdale. Burial pending. The second obituary notes Lynne Sennette of Scottsdale died Saturday at 55. She lived at 4111 E Oak Ave Phoenix with husband Leo, had one son Lance and one daughter Erica Halsey, and one sister out of state. Private home services followed by cremation. Donations suggested to Samuel Gompers Memorial Clinic or charity for children’s welfare.
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Messinger’s Mortuary Chapel
Jack Lee Osborne
E. Terrace
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Osborne
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Arizona
First Southern
Lance
Scottsdale
Erica Halsey
Phoenix
Samuel ‘Gompers
Preston Amos Pugh dies at 76 in Arizona nursing home
Preston Amos Pugh of 8420 E Keim Dr died Monday at Georgian Court Nursing Home. A Toledo born Ohio die setter for 30 years, he moved to Arizona. He was a Scottsdale United Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Mae a daughter Mrs Richard H Dennis Scottsdale, one son, two brothers, a sister, and eight grandchildren. Services Thursday 3 PM at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation. friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Mae
Richard
H. Dennis
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Donaldson Attends NYC Conference On Urban Corps Program
City manager Bill Donaldson left for New York City for a three day conference with Urban Corps officials on the program future. Scottsdale cites the city run youth employment where college students are paid on a federal city basis. Donaldson was chosen for the planning conference due to Scottsdale's success with the initiative.
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Bill Donaldson
New York City
Urban Corps
Hag -Gover
Donaldson
Scottsdale
Small business management training set for Phoenix
A small business management training course will begin in Phoenix this Wednesday and run for 10 consecutive weeks. Stan D. Goldberg of the SBA says the free sessions, sponsored by the SBA and City of Phoenix Operation LEAP, will be at the LEAP center 4732 S Central Ave from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. each Wednesday. Local business leaders and SBA officials will speak.
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Phoenix
The
Small Business Administration
SBA
LEAP
Service
Central Ave
Phoenix Area
Lend an Ear GOP to Gauge Education Issues
The Paradise Republican Women’s Club and GOP chapters launch a non partisan survey on education. A public panel at the Phoenix Public Library will discuss dropout, drug abuse and sex education with Dr. Paul Platt Frank Williams and Captain Ralph Milstead. Copies and participation details are available through Mrs. Michael Stientjes.
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Paradise Republican Women’s Club
GOP
McDowell Rd
Paul Platt
Frank Williams
State Department of ‘Public Instruction
Ralph T. Milstead
The
Phoenix Police Academy
Michael Stientjes
47Th St
Maricopa County
Stientjes
Iti
Immunity offered to suspect in stolen vehicle case
Phoenix authorities report immunity offers to Johnny Lee Charbonneau 32 for testimony against codefendant Rendell who is free on nine bail bonds totaling nearly 46 000. Charbonneau and Carson Berdel were arrested March 26 at a warehouse where police found stolen vehicles believed to be dismantled and sold by piece to dealers and body-shops. Charbonneau’s lawyer said he would permit testimony against Rendell.
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Phoenix
UPI
Johnny Lee Charbonneau
Carson
Berdél
Charbonneau
Michael Hurley
Rendel
Welfare department under fire by Arizona study
A report to the Arizona Legislative Council labels the Welfare Department incapable and inefficient and urges replacing the welfare commissioner or moving rehabilitation duties to a new agency. It argues for more federal aid and expanded foster care or adoption to save about 1 million annually and cites reluctance to pursue court actions to sever parental bonds. It also faults hiring practices and misleads about rehabilitation services.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Legislative Council
Edmund Mech
Arizona State—“University
Graduate School of Social ‘Service Administration
Welfare Department
Arizona
Realty
Sarreste
Dru Énness
Burglary at Paradise Valley Guest Ranch Office
Police report a break in at the Paradise Valley Guest Ranch office on Scottsdale Road. A screen was cut a window broken and about $10 in change from a cash drawer was stolen. no other damage noted.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale’ Rd
Tony Curtis anti smoking ads pulled after London cannabis conviction
After Tony Curtis pled guilty in a London court to possession of marijuana the three major networks and many independent stations cancel the antismoking TV spots for the American Cancer Society. Networks will replace with other Cancer Society spots. Curtis campaign official says decision rests with each station.
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New York
UPL
Tony Curtis
London
American Cancer Society
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
The
Cancer Society
Donald S. Hillman
Curtis
T Quit
Three Hurt In Scottsdale Road Crashes Injuries Reported
Three people were injured in a two car crash and a separate single vehicle incident early today on Scottsdale Road. Josephine Holland twenty two of East Indian School Road and Vickie Thomas nineteen of North Cat tletrack were injured when Holland turned onto Scottsdale Road and collided with Thomas who was northbound on Scottsdale Road. Holland was cited for failure to yield and having no license. Samuel L Toalson twenty seven of Manhattan Drive was taken to hospital by friends after his car struck a telephone pole south of Papago Drive at about 3 am. Deputies said Toalson was southbound and no citation issued.
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Scottsdale “Baptist | Hospital
Scottsdale Rd
Josephine Holland
Indian School Rd
Vickie Thomas
Miss Holland
Samuel L. Toalson
Manhattan Dr
Papago Dr
Maricopa’ County
Goede Ee
Judge rules for Hopi tribe eviction case in Arizona
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Walter Craig signed an eviction order for Navajos from 650,000 acres of Hopi Reservation in northern Arizona. The court stayed the order for 0 days to allow Navajos to appeal after a 1962 ruling by a three judge federal panel that the land is exclusive Hopi territory.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Craig
Unidentified Woman Detained After Disturbance Near Scottsdale
Police face a dilemma as an intoxicated woman allegedly left a blue toothbrush, lipstick, suntan lotion and an eyebrow pencil in a man’s car after claiming intent to harm herself. She was later found causing a disturbance near Hobo Joe's Coffee shop but not arrested.
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Fifth Ave
Scottsdale Ra
Falker
Pollice
Hobo Joe’s
Sixth Ave
Scottsdale Rd
Gas tax distribution plan clears first House panel
A controversial proposal to change gasoline tax revenue distribution cleared its first House committee in Phoenix. The bill, already approved by the Senate, would remove the current constitutional formula and let the Legislature set how millions in gasoline tax money are shared among state, counties, and cities.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Senate
House” Committee
Pasoline
Eye
Man grabber sought after girl reports incident at store
Police search for a man described as five feet ten inches tall with black hair, wearing black pants and a white shirt, after a 4 year old was allegedly grabbed and stroked in a TG and Y store at 1420 North Spotindale Road around 5 p.m. The store manager saw a man run from the scene and alerted police.
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TG and Y
Spotindale Rd
Gerard High elects James Dearing Student Council President
James Dearing 16 son of Mr and Mrs Victor Dearing 8430 E Fairmount has been elected student council president at Gerard High School He is active in the Catholic Youth Organization at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church He will serve as president in the 1970 71 school year
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James Dearing
Victor Dearing
E. Fairmount
Gerard High School
Dearing
Our ‘Lady of Perpetual’ Help Church
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