Washington portrait gifted to Puebla school in Mexico
Dr Abraham and Prof Teresa Guillen Villanueva presented a picture of George Washington to George Washington School in Puebla, Mexico. The school has operated for 30 years but had never displayed a Washington portrait before this gift.
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aTa
George Washington
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Dr Abraham
Teresa Guillen Villanueva
Hijacker demands 2 million ransom on United flight
A hijacker claiming ties to an anti Vietnam war plot forced a United Airlines Boeing 727 from Reno to Vancouver to divert and land at Vancouver International Airport. He demanded 2 million in 50 bills to be given to crippled children in Vietnam while passengers were released. The crew remains onboard and authorities assess the threat.
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Chicago
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Senate Uses Tactic To Speed Bus Desegregation Bill
The Senate moved to shortcut House desegregation busing legislation amid a strong divide. Senator James B. Allen sought to blunt a liberal filibuster as the bill, passed 282 to 102 in the House, heads to the Senate for its toughest test. The measure would require courts to try nonbusing methods first and limit cross town student placement, with a Green amendment allowing court-ordered desegregation orders to be reopened or terminated.
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UPI
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D-Ala
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House
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Nixon
Edith Green
Supreme Court
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Rauh
America
Republican senator at odds over Nixon endorsement
A 4th Congressional District Republican candidate accuses state Sen. John Conlan of refusing to back President Nixon for re election. Treasurer Ernest Garfield says Conlan to date has not endorsed the President nor listed his Republican status on posters. Garfield challenged Conlan four weeks ago to endorse Nixon, calling the stance a betrayal of party loyalty.
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Nixon
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Garfield
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Library to Show 2 Films At Summer Festival
Scottsdale Public Library presents two short films at 2 p.m. Saturday as part of the Children's Summer Film Festival. Niko Boy of Greece follows environment and tradition shaping a youth. White Mane follows a boy’s wish to possess a wild white stallion roaming near the River Rhone. The program lasts one hour and admission is free.
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Mykonos
Rhone
Elaine Cholewa
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Young People’s Services
1001-Unit Plan Okayed by Design Review Board
The city approved Tanco Development Corporation plans for a 1001 unit townhouse and single family home project east of Granite Reef Road north and south of Roosevelt Street on 109 acres. The density will be 9.2 units per acre after a recent zoning change, about half of the previous allowance. Additional items approved include a 66-unit apartment project, an office building, and several commercial developments. the Atlantic Richfield Station remodeling was continued.
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N. 75Th St
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Ron Petica
Angus Drive
Sahuaro
Mercer Lane
N. Scottsdale Rd
N. Paiute Way
Hudson’s
Scottsdale
First Avenue
Design Review Board
Royal Forks
E. Thomas Rd
Civic Center Plaza
Humble Oil
Paradise Valley Plaza
Main Street
Two Young Women Injured in East Indian School Road Crash
At about 10 a m a car rollover in the 5800 block of East Indian School Road sent two 19 year old women to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Sue Swartz and Marge Hill were admitted to the emergency room with non serious injuries. An eye witness said the Volkswagen swerved and flipped over while hospital officials scheduled further exams.
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Sue Swartz
Marge Hill
Man held in burglary tied to auto thefts at mall
Scottsdale detectives investigate possible links to recent auto thefts at Los Arcos Mall after Mesa man Bill N. Banks, 25, was arrested on suspicion of burglarizing autos, including a camera from Catherine Van Durmen of Chicago. Two juveniles were also detained and referred to juvenile authorities.
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Chicago
Obituary Harold W Red Johnson 61 Dies in Phoenix
Harold W Red Johnson 61 died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital Phoenix. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Mercer Mortuary with cremation. Born Ansonia Ohio he moved to Phoenix 16 years ago from Los Angeles where he worked as a photographer for RKO and Canyon Films the last nine years. Survivors include daughter Linda Gayon and a brother and sister out of state. Friends may call 6 to 10 p.m. today.
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Doctors Hospital
Mercer Mortuary
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Phoenix
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N. 44Th St
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Kissinger Arrives in Tokyo for High Level Talks
U.S. Presidential Adviser Henry Kissinger flies into Tokyo aboard a special Air Force jet for talks with Japan's leaders. He had just concluded secret talks with South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu in Saigon. Police flooded the airport area amid security and unrest concerns, while Kissinger prepared for meetings with Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka and other officials.
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UPI
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Eterna
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John Holdridge
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Revenue sharing on ballot authorized by Arizona official
Secretary of State Wesley Bolin can certify a state revenue sharing proposal for the November ballot unless lawsuits are filed within 10 days. The attorney general allowed using a projected 40,182 valid petition signatures certified by Maricopa County Recorder Paul Marston, who based figures on verification projections.
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UPI
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Maricopa County
Paul Marston
Marston
Bolin
Attorney General’s
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