Second suspect sought in deaths linked to Michigan slayings
A nationwide manhunt is underway for Andrew Manuel alias Richard Diaz, 25, in connection with seven murders in Michigan and California. Manuel, a roommate of John Collins, faces larceny charges over a trailer and may be extradited if found. Authorities note two California teen girl slayings near San Jose are not deemed linked to the Michigan case.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
UPI
Michigan
California
Andrew Manuel
Richard Diaz
John Collins
Ypsilanti-Ann Arbor University
Manuel
Diaz
Collins
Eastern Michigan University
Ina
Central Coast
Congress poised to extend 10 percent income tax surcharge
After a six month struggle Congress moves to pass a six month extension of the 10 percent income tax surcharge through December 31, 1969. The Senate already approved. the measure would add about 5.6 billion to the Treasury for the current fiscal year. President Nixon views the surtax as essential to fighting inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
White “House
Senate
The
Treasury
Nixon
Burglary Varies Value of Stolen Home Items in Scottsdale
Items valued at more than $2,100 were stolen from Warren E. Davis's home while he vacationed. Burglars broke a gate frame and a rear window between Tuesday 4 pm and Sunday 6 pm, taking three portable TVs two shotguns silverware a tape recorder clocks and more. A storage room at 2338 N 82nd St yielded a hand grinder and an electric drill. Kenneth J. Quartermain said the storage door was left unlocked for workmen.
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Scottsdale
Warren E. Davis
BE. Culver
Fari
82Nd St
Kenneth J. Quartermain
Obituaries for Warren Dahl and others in Scottsdale region
Death notices for Warren E Dahl 48 of Scottsdale and several others detail service times, burial places, and survivors. Dahl, born Duluth Minnesota, worked as an electrical engineer for Motorola Phoenix and served in WWII. burial at Deer Valley Memorial Gardens. Other notices: John D Cooper 48 of Flagstaff killed in Vietnam. Christ E Obrock Jr 48 of Scottsdale. Doris Fisher 62 of Scottsdale.
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Warren E. Dahil
Mercer Mortuary
Deer~ Valley’ Memorial ‘Gardens
Dahl
68Th St
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Motorola
Phoenix
Duluth
Minn
Ueson
Scottsdale
Army Air Force
University of Aoe
Theta Chi Fraternity
Ste ‘American Institute ‘of Aeronautics” and Astronautics
Adele P
Edna Dahl
Heart of Arthritis Foundations
John D. Cooper
Flagstaff
Vietnam
Messinger Mortuary
Binnell Corporation
Quinhon
Saipan
New Guinea
Prescott
Montezuma Lodge
Margaret
James E
Steven B
John
Daniel
Kathy A
Vonda
Scotts
Dal Henry
Cooper_Jr
State
N. Scottedale
Evie White
Christ E
Obrock Jr
Greenwood Memorial Cemetery
Messinger
Obrock
Virginia
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Janice
Christian BE. II
Carol’ L
Sarah Obrock
Cleveland
Doris Fisher
Fisher
Devonshire
Good Samaritan Hospital
West Hazleton
Bay Village
Eleanor
Farriger
Paradise Valley Adopts 1969 70 Town Budget
Paradise Valley Town Council approved the 1969 70 budget in a special session at Town Hall. The $261 000 plan allocates $110 795 to streets, $83 653 to public safety, and $68 562 to general government, with $196 000 anticipated revenue and $65 000 cash on hand. Town Mayor Jack Huntress called street repairs a top priority.
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Paradise Valley
Jack Huntress
Desert bike wreck blamed on rabbit near Scottsdale
A 20 year old Scottsdale cyclist was slightly injured when his desert racing bike struck a jackrabbit near 96th Street and Shea Boulevard at about 7 p.m. The impact shattered the front wheel, sending him airborne. he received treatment at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital for scrapes and bruises before being released. In a second incident, a Phoenix woman was slightly injured in a two car crash near Camelback and 7000 BE, with Joel Weinstein cited for failure to yield.
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Scottsdale
Desert
James M. Henderson
96Th St
Shea Blvd
Henderson
Scottsdale ‘Baptist Hospital
Phoenix
Joel’l. Weinstein
Fashion Square
William Sorenson
Weinstein
Dianna Levi
Astrological Forecast For Tuesday August Fifth
Aries urged to delay money matters until evening while Taurus should seek gentle help for tasks. Gemini advised to study issues and overcome worries with clearer focus by night. Moon Children warned against troubling a friend. social event may be pleasant. Leo urged to consult allies without angering superiors and to ensure bills are paid. Virgo warned against risky starts without full information. Libra urged to keep promises across sectors. Scorpio to clarify with partners and wait for evening decisions. Sagittarius told to finish work before exploring new fields. Capricorn promises a joyful day with affection. Aquarius to avoid home conflicts and improve domestic harmony. Pisces urged to seek trusted associates for problem solving and assess all facts objectively.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Senate leader cites possible further Vietnam troop withdrawals
Senator Everett Dirksen said there is evident belief at the White House that additional U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam beyond the 25 000 already planned could occur by the end of August. He spoke after a two hour breakfast with President Nixon and congressional leaders on Capitol Hill.
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UPI
Everett
Ma Dirksen
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Capitol Hill
Nixon
House
South Vietnam
Nguyen van
Thieu
Dirksen
Saigon
West German Actress Barred From Holland Over Wardrobe
A young West German actress in the musical Hair was denied entry into the Netherlands after Dutch police refused her passport entry citing moral grounds. The touring production spokesman said the move was based on not wearing a bra.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
UPI
Iir
Holland
Steel price hikes hit major steel firms again
Pittsburgh report says Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corp and Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp boosted prices on large volume products, the seventh and eighth firms to act. The nationwide price rise follows the US Steel Corp move last week of about 4.8 percent on shipments representing roughly half of all steel industry shipments.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Wheeling- Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Jones& Laughiir “Steel” Corp
Congress
Steel Corp
Cigarette blamed for Scottsdale furniture blaze
Firemen blamed a lighted cigarette for a Scottsdale furniture fire that damaged a sofa owned by Norman Strangwayes at 2009 N. 7th St. The blaze caused about 50 dollars in damage Friday night.
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Scottsdale
Norman Strangwayes
Stock Averages Slip in Mixed Trading
Closing stock averages show declines across sectors with Dow Jones down 0.48 percent at 8225.7 and broad gains limited. Trading in names like US Steel and Texaco produced modest moves as the market wavered with 65 stocks posting a slight overall decline.
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Dow. Jones
Four brothers drown in Po River rescue attempt in Italy
Four teenage brothers drowned after one became trapped in a strong current of Italy's Po River. Police said the others jumped in to try and rescue him.
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Boretto
Italy
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