U S calls for broader talks on arms control
At Geneva U S delegate James F. Leonard urged expanding disarmament talks to include conventional weapons. He noted the NPT is in effect and SALT talks with the Soviet Union are underway and proposed regional limits, unilateral restraint, and regional information sharing to curb arms exports and regional conflict.
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Dayan cites Soviet missiles near Suez violate cease-fire
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told parliament Israel informed the United States that Soviet SAM2 and SAM3 missiles near the Suez Canal violate the cease-fire. He demanded removal and warned Israel may reassess participation in peace talks as U.N. mediation proceeds. The report notes Egyptian and Russian forces moved missiles toward the canal shortly after the cease-fire began and that Israel may suspend its peace talks timetable.
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Stock Market Roundup of Major Shares From United Press International
A terse UPI compiled snapshot lists percentage changes for a wide array of stocks and companies. Notable figures include Alcoa up 47 percent, General Motors up 67, IBM up 22, Texaco up 13.54, and CBS up 65.5 percent, among others.
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Vietnam refugees return to homes in Cambodia
The last of more than 200000 Vietnamese refugees in Cambodia departs for South Vietnam aboard the Nha Trang landing ship. About 2000 people are moved, as Cambodian soldiers oversee ceremonies signaling the end of repatriation by August 15.
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Rosary for Coronado High Student Louis DeMartino
Louis Edward DeMartino a Coronado High School senior died after drowning in the Verde River near Horseshoe Dam. A New York native who moved to Scottsdale six years ago his funeral services are scheduled with a Rosary at Green Acres Mortuary and a funeral Mass at St Daniel Catholic Church with burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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Robert E. Wilson Services Held for Local Resident
Robert E. Wilson, 65, died Tuesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A service will be Friday at Messinger Mortuary. He lived in Scottsdale since 1958, formerly of Indianapolis, and worked 25 years at Real Silk Co and as a model maker at Monument Engineering. Survivors include wife Ella two sons John and Robert two daughters Jeanette McKenzie and Judy Kerwin and five grandchildren. Burial at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Bones Found During Hudson Search Near Riverside
In Riverside California bone fragments were found by a parole convict search team looking for Warren Hudson a former Scottsdale resident and alleged narcotics smuggler who disappeared in October 1968. A spokesman said 50 convicts started the desert hill search and authorities recovered a gun believed to be the murder weapon. The bones will be tested against Hudson’s medical records.
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Douglas proposal criticized as dangerous and illegal
Jonathan Marshall, publisher and FOI committee chair, denounces a Douglas ordinance to bar publishing names of traffic violators as illegal and dangerous. He argues Arizona law guarantees public records access and that naming offenders informs the public and may improve safety and deter violations.
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Goldwater Hatfield push to end draft with all volunteer Army
Senator Goldwater and Senator Hatfield propose an amendment to the defense procurement bill to end conscription and move to an all volunteer Army. They expect Senate passage but doubt House approval this session. The plan mirrors Gates Commission recommendations to raise military pay and phase out the draft by July 1 1971.
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Desert Deaths Prompt Coordinated Prevention Meeting
Phoenix area officials discuss preventing desert deaths after a stalled car tragedy near Phoenix last week. Sheriff John Mummert will host a meeting inviting multiple organizations to help form a coordinated program as three children and an adult died and a fourth child is presumed dead.
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Lapped CAP fund restoration is sought
State water authorities seek restoration of CAP funds after Senate approval cut. The Senate Appropriations Committee rejected $1.2 million in House funding, leaving only $550,000 for next year. The expanded funding would have started construction while the present allocation covers planning.
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Burglars Strike Two Homes Reports Officer
Police logged two residential break ins: James Byrd’s home at 814 N 82nd St missing items valued at 437 dollars while he moved between Tuesday morning and Wednesday afternoon. rear door found ajar. At 7055 E Latham Charles Rossenbach residence thieves forced rear kitchen door latch and stole 171 dollars in coins liquor tapes a tape player and records between Monday noon and Wednesday 6 pm.
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Thai Prime Minister says U S to fund Thai troops to Cambodia
Bangkok reports Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn announced that the United States will finance Thai forces sent to Cambodia and Cambodian troops training in Thailand. He noted ongoing U S weapon support and a Thai defense budget of 25 million dollars, saying aid is essential for regional defense.
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Census Bureau Revises U.S. Population Growth Projections
The Census Bureau lowers expectations for growth citing a slowdown in births over the past decade. It now projects 266 to 320 million Americans by 2000, down from earlier ranges of 283 to 361 million. If fertility remains 2.5 children per woman, 2000 population would be about 281 million, reflecting lower birth rates since the 1960s.
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