North Vietnamese seize Preah Tameak near Phnom Penh
A 1000 strong North Vietnamese force captured the village of Preah Tameak nine miles north of Phnom Penh, delivering the heaviest assault on the capital’s outer defenses. Cambodian troops fought face to face, casualties described as heavy on both sides with no figures given.
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Kiddies Party Saturday in Eldorado Park
A city event titled Kiddies party will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Eldorado Park to familiarize Scottsdale youths with city services. Fire truck police cars and a new refuse truck named Son of Godzilla will be on display for inspection by children.
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Burglars Take Cash and Goods at Bellefeuille Residence
Police report a burglary at 7402 E. Moreland where burglars broke a window and stole 895 in valuables. Between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. two watches a camera a radio an AM tuner and 200 in cash were missing from the residence of Marvin Bellefeuille.
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Donaldson Named to Legislative Tax Advisory Committee
Scottsdale City Manager William Donaldson joins a citizens advisory committee appointed by House Speaker John Haugh to study taxation of Arizona’s political subdivisions and possible pre emptions. The group includes city and county officials and state business leaders.
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Water and sewer study explained to Indian councils
Indian Tribal councils receive explanations of a comprehensive water and sewer study funded earlier this year by a 215,000 Farmers Home Administration grant. Arizona Department of Economic Planning Development representatives present the plan, which covers rural areas and reservations not yet studied.
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Expensive Swim Party Ends With Theft Accusation
A Scottsdale man says he hosted a swim party last night and found a couple inside his home with his wallet missing after they had changed clothes. Police believe the couple, staying at the Safari Hotel, stole $75 in cash.
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Mitchell warns student volunteers could hurt fall elections
Attorney General John N. Mitchell says large student support could harm political candidates this fall as the public might link young campaign workers with protesters and dissidents. He argues public dissatisfaction with demonstrations and picketing will influence the elections.
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Nixon says deficit will exceed projected 1.3 billion
Treasury Secretary Kennedy said the federal budget deficit will be larger than the administration’s 1.3 billion estimate. Officials note Congress must act on appropriations and tax revenue measures, while Kennedy vows tighter spending. A Washington Post report cited a potential 10 billion shortfall for the current year and 15 to 25 billion for the next.
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Manson testifies on jail mistreatment during trial
Charles Manson took the stand at the Tate LaBianca trial to complain of harassment in County Jail. He described a daily shakedown procedure and asked the sheriff to stop it. Linda Kasabian testified for 18 days, said she will not take drugs again, and immunity protects her in the case.
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Abolition amendment vote postponed by Senate
The Senate shelved a bid by Barry Goldwater and Mark Hatfield to vote this year on an abolition amendment moving toward an all volunteer army. Opponents feared a political clash before elections, while the ABM expansion vote proceeded with a 53 to 45 margin. Hatfield and McGovern offered a revised Vietnam withdrawal deadline to December 31, 1971.
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Officer Shot and Killed in Berkeley bystander
A Berkeley policeman, identified as Ronald T., was shot and killed today by a bystander during a traffic stop after a motorcycle driver made an illegal U turn. The incident occurred as officers spoke with the rider near police headquarters.
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Man sought in exposure case in Scottsdale
Police search for a tan 1969 or 1970 Ford driver who exposed himself to an 18 year old woman at 508 S. Orange after noon Wednesday. The suspect is described as 35 to 40 years old, 5 10, dark brown hair, seen watching the woman before fleeing.
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