Israel claims downing four Soviet pilots before cease fire
Diplomatic sources said Israeli Phantom jet pilots shot down four Soviet MIG21s in the canal zone just before the Middle East cease fire was approved. Russians deny losses, but informants cite evidence of four downed Soviet airmen in Egyptian territory amid the Arab Israeli conflict.
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Israel strikes Lebanon as talks at UN loom
Israeli warplanes hit Arab targets in Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla raids. A cease fire on the Suez Canal held and Egypt planned to send its UN delegate to New York to push for Arab Israeli talks with Gunnar Jarring as mediator. Zayyat urged New York as the meeting site over Cyprus. The Mt Hermon attack lasted about 30 minutes and followed a guerrilla assault on Israeli forces.
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Thieves Clean Out Clothes Shops In Los Arcos Mall
Burglars using a hook and rod pull clothing from two shops in Los Arcos Mall. Only Shirts losses 25 shirts valued at 390 dollars. Chess King losses 4 shirts a vest two ties and a sports coat worth 101 dollars. Police said the method involved reaching through grill doors to seizeDisplay items.
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Manson defense unity splinters over Kasabian immunity
In Los Angeles the Tate LaBianca murder trial shows a rift as Irving Kanarek faces criticism from Paul Fitzgerald and Ronald Hughes over Kasabian’s immunity agreement. Manson complains he is being used as a pawn and seeks a unified defense with Atkins Van Houte and Krenwinkel amid concerns of irreparable harm.
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Cholera Spreads Along Soviet Front From Caspian to Black Sea
Cholera threatened the Soviet Black Sea coast with cases reported up the Volga River and along a 1200 mile front from the Caspian Seacoast near Iran to the Black Sea. Soviet officials gave no figures on infections or deaths amid traveler restrictions.
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Donaldson named to state retirement board panel
Scottsdale city manager William V. Donaldson is named to a five member panel to oversee the new state retirement system. Gov. Williams appoints the group to begin work by seeking a referendum on adopting the benefit plan. The board replaces the old seven member unit. Also named are Fred Stofft Robert Suindt Joel Markey and Peter C. Gaffney.
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Sun City
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Southwest Forest Industries
Paradise Valley DeMolay honors Jill Macey Sweetheart
Jill Macey named Sweetheart of Paradise Valley DeMolay at Tucson conclave Journal notes she is daughter of Sheba Macey of 406 Parkway and a Scottsdale High School junior active in Pot of Gold Assembly 48. Jim Vance elected State Senior Counselor and Bob Howard appointed State Athletic Coordinator in Arizona DeMolay
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IRS urged to require anti discrimination in private school tax exemptions
Washington IRS scrutiny of private schools seeking tax exempt status spurred by former AAG Stephen Pollak. He told the Senate Select Committee that enforcement details are missing and warned against tax exemptions aiding all white segregation academies across the South. He argued a paper policy on non discrimination has little effect and cautioned about cost barriers for Black children. A civil rights leader in the same session urged blocking any curb on school busing as a tool for integration.
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McSorley’s opens doors to women after anti discrimination law
In New York City McSorley’s Old Ale House welcomes women for the first time as Mayor Lindsay signs a public accommodation bill. Lucy Komisar of NOW enters to test the rule but faces a birth certificate check and a brief scuffle at the door.
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UPI
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Lucy Komisar
Tax Commission to hear Scottsdale budget correction request
The State Tax Commission will meet in Scottsdale City Hall at 10 a.m. Thursday to review a request by the city to correct a $680,000 computation error in the 1970-71 budget. City finance director Chad Crowley calls it a housekeeping chore to align the budget with the published figures.
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Obituary of Edgar A Haage Music Teacher in Phoenix
Edgar Allen Haage 64, music teacher, died Monday at Doctors Hospital. A Jersey City native, he moved to Phoenix in 1959, taught at Greenway Elementary and later Camp Belle Elementary for eight years. Born in Herington Kansas, he was KU School of Music graduate and Phoenix Orpheus Male Chorus member. Survived by brother Theodore R. and sister Louella L., both of Scottsdale. Services in White City Kansas.
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