Militant Israeli party resigns over peace plan
Gahal party formally quits in protest at Golda Meir's acceptance of the U S plan for Middle East peace. Israel presses on with air raids along the Suez Canal as parliament backs Meir's stance and sets an official reply to Washington. U N peace talks loom under Gunnar V Jarring. Khadafy continues unity efforts in the Arab world.
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United Press International
Israel
Gahal Party
Gold Meir
U.S
Middle East
Suez Canal
Mrs. Meir
Washington
Gahal
Shmuel Tamir
Jerusalem
New York
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Libya
Muammar ‘al Khadafy
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Baghdad
Scottsdale to study efficiency with 22000 for management system
The Scottsdale city council will consider authorizing 22000 to fund a management and control system for public works and parks. H B Maynard Co will install the system with prior work in Los Angeles. The plan includes time and materials for staff training and efficiency studies across departments.
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Scottsdale
Public Works
Parks
H.B. Maynard Co
Los Angeles
Civic Center
E. Main St
Don ‘Skousen
General Services
Stragier
Camel View Plaza
69Th St
Camelback Rd
Wentwork East
Glenrosa
78Th St
John Dowdell
Little John’s
Indian School Rd
Nutrition experts defend cereals against critical rating
Three scientists from Harvard Columbia and Minnesota testified to a Senate Commerce subcommittee arguing cereals are a superior basic breakfast for most Americans. They rebutted Choate and noted their departments receive funding from Kellogg and National Biscuit Co.
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William B. Mead
Washington
UPI
Frederick J. Stare
Harvard
Senate
Stare
Department
Harvard School of Public Health
W.H. Sebrell Jr
Columbia University
Sebrell
Institute of Human Nutrition of Columbia
School of Public Health and Medicine
L.M. Henderson
Department of Biochemistry
University of Minnesota
College of Biological Sciences
Senate Commerce
Robert B.choate
Phoenix
Kellogg Co
National Biscuit Co
Bus service hearing set by Arizona Corp Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission schedules a hearing for August 26 at 10 a.m. in the Capitol Annex Building Phoenix on Phoenix Transit Corp.'s request to discontinue all Phoenix area bus service and its fare increase proposal. The firm warned of service discontinuation within 90 days citing ongoing losses and subsidy considerations.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Corporation Commission
Phoenix Transit Corp
Capitol Annex
Phoenix. Transit
Five Sentenced to Death in Absentia by Iraqi Court
Baghdad radio reported that five fugitive civilians were sentenced to death in absentia by an Iraqi revolutionary court on charges of conspiring against the state. The radio said they would be hanged if captured.
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Beirut
UPI
Baghdad Radio
Celia pummels Texas Coast toll rises to eight
Hurricane Celia carved a 250 mile path through Texas causing fires floods and widespread destruction. Eight dead and at least one thousand injured as power water and communications collapsed from Corpus Christi to Del Rio. Gov. Preston Smith sought federal disaster aid while 450 National Guard troops aided cleanup and looting prevention. Red Cross shelters housed about 34 000 in Corpus Christi as the storm moved toward Mexico.
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Darrell Mackcorpus
Texas Gulf Coast
Preston Smith
Nixon
Jim Reed
Small Business Administration
Corpus Christi
Aransas Pass
C.C. Hagan
Hagan
Jack Blackmon
National Guard
Blackmon
Red Cross
Celia
Texas
del Rio
John G. Tower
Ralph W. Yarborough
U S planes join Cambodia battle in Stratton area
UPI reports pressure eased as Cambodian troops claimed to drive guerrillas from Kompong Thom and U S planes joined the Skoun fight north of Phnom Penh. Allied air strikes hit about 1500 guerrillas as casualties mounted on both sides and U S jets supported Cambodian troops at Skoun amid ongoing heavy combat near the market.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Kompong Thom
U.S
Skoun
Saigon
U. S
Cambodia
Panhandle
Vietnam
Goldman’s bold three no trump nets nine tricks in tough match
In a high wire bridge contest, Billy Goldman counts on quick heart tricks and two aces to gamble on three no trump. Eisenberg opens with a weak two, revealing hearts not strong enough for game. A diamond lead and club division miscue decide the 3NT contract with nine tricks and a game bonus.
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Bobby Goldman
New York
Goldman
Eisenberg
Billy Grieve
Grieve
Declarer
Burglaries Net Over $1 000 In Three Phoenix Homes
Police report three residential burglaries between Friday night and Monday afternoon. The Phillip Paulucci residence at 6125 E Indian School Rd saw $325 in clothing $270 cash a ring a radio and misc items taken. At Jerry Daniels 6601 E Oak $70 in change and two pistols were stolen. John Constable 7039 E Moreland had $13 left on the kitchen table.
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Phillip Paulucci
Indian School ‘Rd
Jerry Daniels
E. Oak
John Constable
E. Moreland
Constable
Fannin backs postal bill to create independent service
Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona voted in favor on Monday for a bill to establish an independent United States Postal Service. The Senate passed the measure by a 57 to 7 vote.
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Fannin
Washington
UPI
Sen
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Senate
U.S. Postal Service
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North Amn Rockwell 1646
Northrup Owens Illinois
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Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA Bt
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Ego
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Trans America
TWA
Union Oil
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
US Steel
Webb Xerox
Zenith
Scottadale Rd
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