Park opposes pullout plan in six hour Korea talks
Vice President Agnew and President Park Chung Hee clash over the Nixon plan to reduce American forces in South Korea. Park warns any easing of the U.S. military posture would invite Communist North Korea and delay a final decision to continue discussions at a second meeting. Agnew later announces offsets including 65 Phantom jets from Japan and radar planes.
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Ambulance Drivers Return After Citywide Strike
Phoenix Ambulance Service workers resumed night shifts after a one day strike over union representation. Universal Ambulance drivers remained uncertain about today’s work as two of six reportedly found other jobs. Union officials said workers would return with no penalties and pay for strike time would be withheld.
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Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club Reads Family Night
The Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club switches to a family night potluck at 7 p.m. at Eldorado Park activities center. State county and congressional candidates are invited with some planning to attend. A new voting machine demonstration and 1912 political buttons display are planned along with an oil painting drawing. Members and guests may speak with attending candidates.
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The Aces Triumph Over Walsh Team In Bridge Match
In a high stakes match The Aces led by Bobby Wolff defeated Richard Walsh's Los Angeles team. Six diamonds earned 920 points for The Aces and a six spade doubled to swing 100 points more, giving The Aces a win in international match points. The replay showed differences between open and closed room bidding.
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Hijacker in Army uniform forces Cuba detour on TWA jet
The Trans World Airlines 727 diverted to Havana with 79 of 80 passengers aboard after a passenger in an Army uniform claimed a bomb and demanded Cuba. Pilot Capt. Warren George said he avoided risking a bluff, keeping passengers calm. The hijacker, identified as Robert L. LaBadie, was taken into Cuban custody.
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Bias Denied at Arizona Prison Board Chair Defends Equality
Walter S. Michael, board chairman, rejected a racial discrimination charge against the Board of Pardons. A petition signed by 237 prisoners, presented by Willie Canada of OIC, alleged Anglo prisoners received preferential treatment. Michael said the mission is to judge individuals on conduct, not race.
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Fannin cites CAP funding in Public Works bill
Senator Paul Fannin reports the Senate approved 1.65 million dollars for Lower Colorado River Basin development in the Public Works appropriation bill. Of this, 650 thousand dollars goes to continued planning for the Central Arizona Project with expectations of increase after House Senate conference review. Fannin says the conference committee is likely to reinstate 1.2 million dollars cut from the House bill.
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Slander suit set for Oct. 13 in Gila County
A $200000 slander case against four Roosevelt Lake men headed to trial in Gila County Superior Court. Plaintiff Charlie Nichols seeks $100000 punitive and $100000 actual damages alleging false statements accusing him of using county workers and equipment to develop land interests. Defendants are C. L. Watson Charles Deegan Ray White and Bill Berkenkamp.
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Local Birth Announcements From Good Samaritan Hospital
A sequence of birth notices records newborns at Good Samaritan Hospital with parents and dates from July 29 to August 18. Names include Steve Deegan and Can dace, Gilbert Blanco and Cheryl, Jerry Nelson and Florence, David Solar and Cornelia, Gary Reichert and Janice, Daniel Duval and Sue, Anthony Reed and Peggy, Dick Robinson and Judith, Larry Arthur and Leota, Kenneth McConnell and Valley, Donald Shrader and Nina Faye, Gordon Heiss and Kay, James Shumway and Lurline, Zerelda Meredith and Darryl.
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Air Medal recipients and local servicemen featured in Vietnam era service
Two U.S. Air Force first lieutenants earned the Air Medal at Phu Cat AB Vietnam for F4 Phantom flights in Southeast Asia. Other local servicemen promoted overseas and enrolled in ROTC camps include cadets and enlistees from Phoenix area addresses, with names such as Milliken Anderson Bockhagen Chatham Nordwall Merrit Ringo Hudson Philo and Beaugureau. Cadet Chatham led radio procedure training at Ft Lewis with three others. Civil Air Patrol cadet commander Wendel Samalik of Scottsdale became Arizona Wing cadet commander at Kirkland AFB Albuquerque NM.
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Emotional neglect seen as worse than beatings
Dr. Vincent DeFrancis told a Scottsdale workshop that emotionally neglected children suffer deeper scars than physically abused youngsters, with ten times more children affected by emotional neglect in any community.
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