Obituary of Frank A Turner longtime maintenance engineer
Frank Alonzo Turner 71 retired maintenance engineer died Tuesday in Mesa General Hospital. Services set for Friday at 10 a.m. Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Phoenix. Turner born Parsons Kansas moved to Valley 1965 from Long Beach California Army veteran World War II Maritime Commission died at Mesa General Hospital survived by wife Mary two daughters Peggy Yeager Scottsdale Donna Lee Hagan California six sisters two grandchildren burial Memorial Lawn Cemetery Phoenix
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Frank Alonzo Turner
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Turner
Mary
Peggy~ Yeager
Scottsdale
Donna Lee Hagan
California
Obituary notices for Velma Martin Seaman and Luella Lowe
Velma Martin Seaman 70 born in Tucson died Wednesday at Baptist Hospital Scottsdale she lived at 5252 N Woodmere Fairway and was a Tempe Eastern Star member and St Josephs Hospital Auxiliary Survivor include husband R T Seaman daughter Francis M Andrews two sisters and nine grandchildren Services Friday 10 am Carr Mortuary Tempe burial Double Butte Cemetery Tempe Rosary for Luella C Lowe 69 died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital recited 7:30 pm tomorrow Green Acres Mortuary Mass Saturday St Daniel s Catholic Church burial Green Acres Cemetery Born in South Carolina she lived in Scottsdale since 1958 and is survived by husband Earl J two sons Earl Jr and Paul a daughter Betty Johnson Rita Lowe and Mary Munson and a brother and two sisters out of state.
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Velma Martin Seaman
Tucson
Tempe
Scottsdale, Baptist Hospital
Seaman
Woodmere Fairway
Order of Eastern Star
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Scottsdale
R. T. Seaman
Francis M. Andrews
Phoenix
Flossie King
Willietta Shoemaker
Carr Mortuary
Fifth St
Double Butte Cemetery
Luella C. Lowe
Good Samaritan Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
Green Acres Cemetery
Shell Oil Co
South Carolina
Portland
Ore
Earl J
Earl Jr
Paul
California
Betty "Johnson
Los Angeles
Rita Lowe
Mary Munson
Bedfellows split as couple in town seek separate mayor bids
In Tombstone Arizona a married couple once campaigning together for mayor announce a separation amid domestic strife. Jim Guthrie withdraws from the Republican race while his wife Judy pursues the Democratic nomination. They had used their Allen Street tavern as a campaign hub split by a white line between parties.
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Tombstone, Ariz
UPI
Jim Guthrie
Judy
Allen St
Journalists strike halts Daily Mirror printing in London
In London the National Union of Journalists struck halting Daily Mirror publication while Manchester editions rolled on. The probe backs pay for out of work Mirror magazine members not offered other jobs amid the dispute.
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London
UPI
National Union of Journalists
NUJ
Daily Mirror
Britain
Manchester
Mirror Magazine
Stocks End Mixed as Dow Dips During Trading Session
The 3 p.m. EDT update shows the Dow Jones Industrial Averages at 759.31, down 1.16, with Transports up 0.31 to 136.21 and Utilities up 0.67 at 109.12. Trading volume reached 11,020,000 shares as market participants watched European and domestic cues.
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Indus
United Prese International
F.J. DuPont
Glore Forgan &Co
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
Arizona Public Lvc
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Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
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Eastman
Emerson
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Frontier
Alb
General Dynamics
Penn Central
Pepsico
Raytheon
RCA - 4
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
N.J
Texaco
Trans America
TWA
Union Oil
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
Agnew asserts no delay in Vietnam troop withdrawals
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived in Saigon and said there will be no delay in U S troop withdrawals from South Vietnam. He cited Cambodia operations enabling the move and warned critics like Senator Fulbright that withdrawal demands are wrong.
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Saigon
John F. Barton
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
South Vietnam
China
William Fulbright
D-Ark
U. S
Vietnam
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
South Korea
Copter Downed in Vietnam Leaves 32 Feared Dead
UPI reports a CH47 helicopter carrying U.S. troops was shot down by Communist gunners near Artillery Base Judy southwest of Tam Ky. Thirty two Americans feared dead, with two killed, seven injured, and 30 missing. the incident marks the worst American helicopter loss since January 1968. Ground fighting across Vietnam was largely light.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South
Judy
Tam Ky
Dong Ha
Vietnam
Transit company to stop Phoenix bus service in 90 days
The American Transit Corp. board chairman said the firm will stop funding the Phoenix bus operation and exit in about 90 days unless bankruptcy is avoided. The Phoenix City Attorney asked the state commission to sustain service until September 1971 to allow alternate plans, while the firm emphasizes subsidy as essential in city transit.
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Phoenix
UPI
American Transit Corp
T.J. Giacoma
St. Louis
State Corporation Commission
Joe Purcell
Maricopa Association of Governments
Giacoma
Ee Cg
Gari
Tucson
Giacomo
Burglars Steal Stereo and Earphones in Scottsdale
Burglars removed a stereo record player and earphones from Charles Welty’s home at 4967 N. Granite Reef between Aug 1 and Wednesday while he was away. A window at the rear was broken. At Coronado High School’s bookstore at 2501 N. 74th St a south side window was broken but nothing reported missing. drawers were disturbed in a possible money search.
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Scottsdale
Coronado High School
N. 74Th St
Charles Welty
Granite Reef
Welty
Business indicators hint rise in economy
The Commerce Department reports a 1.6 percent July jump in the leading business indicators, the largest since April 1969, suggesting a turnaround. Harold Passer says the gain signals the end of the slowdown and potential brisk growth ahead, with wholesale prices also easing for the first time in two years.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Harold C. Passer
Passer
Lyndon Johnson’s 62nd Birthday Quiet at LBJ Ranch
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson marked his 62nd birthday with only immediate family at the LBJ Ranch in Stonewall Texas. He planned a weekend of political rounds following the private observance.
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Stonewalk
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Johnson
Lady Bird
Fires damage two 1965 autos in separate blazes
Two car fires within ten minutes damaged 675 dollars of property. Eugene Shippey owned the first car at 72nd Street and Roosevelt. Phyllis Regnier owned the second at 1316 North 74th Street.
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72Nd St
Roosevelt
Eugene Shippey
74Th St
Phyllis Regnier
Driver identity correction in bicycle collision case
The driver in a bicycle collision with 12 year old Jerry Romanella at 6402 E Exeter was misidentified in the Progress as Carl Marion of 514 S Hopi Way. Marion says his daughter Myra, 16, was driving. Romanella received treatment at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after the 5 25 p m incident and a citation was issued.
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E. Exeter
Carl Marion
S. Hopi Way
Marion
Myra
Jerry Romanella
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Armed raiders seize arms at Córdoba police station
In Ferreyra near Córdoba, about 20 armed intruders seized the station taking control after immobilizing staff. They disarmed around 10 officers and used chains and handcuffs. two women and two men in police uniforms were among the assailants.
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Cordoba
Argentina
UPI
Ferreyra
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