Obituary notices Hugo Von Gnechten 76
Hugo Von Gnechten 76 born Knowlton Wisconsin, moved from Wausau to Milwaukee area eleven years ago, died today at Golden Age Rost Home. WWI veteran, American Legion member, retired railroad engineer with Milwaukee Railroad after 30 years, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers member. Survived by son Irvin H of Scottsdale, sister Hattie Schmidt Milwaukee, five grandchildren. Services and interment in Mosinee Wisconsin.
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Hugo von Gnechten
Knowlton
Wis
Wausau
Mr. von Gnechten
E. Culver
American Legion
Milwaukee Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Irvin’ H
Scottsdale
Hattie Schmidt
Milwaukee
Mosinee
Obituary: Charles F. Tormoechlen 75
Charles F. Tormoechlen 75 born in Chicago moved to Scottsdale in 1960 died Sunday at St. Josephs Hospital. Livestock buyer for Chicago Stock Yards he served on Livestock Commission secretary treasurer of Bud & Co. of Chicago and member of Villa Monterey Country Club. Survivors include three daughters, a brother, a sister and eight grandchildren. Services 11 am Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary with entombment at Greenwood Mausoleum Visitation after 2 pm Tuesday.
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Charles F. Tormoechlen
Chicago
Scottsdale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Tormoechlen
82Nd St
Livestock Commission
Bud &Co
Tormoechlen
Villa’ Monterey Country Club
Carolyn L. Glover
Marjorie Babcock
Aspen
Colo
Norma Ledingham
LaJolla
Calif
William
Boynton Beach
Fla
Grace Carsté
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Mausoleum
Messinger
Funeral Services for George W. Schaefer
George W. Schaefer 66 dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. He was a meat cutter for Stone and Randall of Mesa. Survivors include his wife Doris and a brother.
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George W. Schaefer
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Schaefer
Stone and
Randall of
Mesa
Marvin L Johnston services set for Phoenix area
Marvin L Johnston 63 independent painting contractor died Saturday in Phoenix VA Hospital. Visitation at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd Tuesday 9 am with burial in Marshall Texas. He was born in Marshall and moved to Scottsdale 12 years ago from Decatur Illinois. A World War I veteran and member of First Southern Baptist Church of Scottsdale. Survived by daughter Doris Judith of Scottsdale and four brothers and two sisters out of state.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Schaefer
New Jersey
Scottsdale
Hackensack
N.J
First Baptist Church
Ridgefield Park
Doris
Marvin L. Johnston
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Marshall
Tex
Decatur
Ill
First Southern, Baptist Church of
Judith
Bangladesh Leader Declines US Economic Aid
Prime Minister Tajuddin Ahmed of Bangladesh states on Sunday that the new nation has no intention of seeking economic aid from the United States in an interview conducted in Calcutta India.
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Calcutta
India
UPI
Bangla Desh
Tajuddin Ahmed
United States
US unfriendly stance cited in Bangla Desh freedom dispute
PTI quote Tajuddin alleges the United States allied with West Pakistan to thwart the Bangla Desh freedom movement. He portrays U S policy as hostile and conspiratorial against Bangladesh's independence effort.
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Press Trust of India
PTI
Tajuddin
United States
West Pakistan
Nixon Ends Surcharge On Foreign Imports In Bermuda
President Nixon announced in Bermuda that the 10 percent surcharge on foreign imports has been lifted. The move follows the Group of Ten bargain and a dollar devaluation earlier the same week, as Nixon met with British Prime Minister Edward Heath at the government house on St George's Island. The proclamation clears the way for further trade talks shaping the international monetary system.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Nixon
United States
Group of Ten Free World Trading Partners
Bermudas
Edward Heath
Group of Ten
Government House
Heath
William P. Rogers
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
U. S. Naval Air Station
Kindley Field
St. George’s Island
Washington
Assault charge in mall threat at Hobo Joe's restaurant
Phoenix men Braddock Braddock 20 and Charles Brown 18 were arrested in the Los Arcos Mall parking lot after Braddock allegedly held a knife to a 16 year old worker's throat in the Hobo Joe's restroom. A hunting knife was found on both men. They face assault with deadly weapon and weapon charges and were held awaiting arraignment in Scottsdale Justice Court.
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Phoenix
Los Arcos Mall
Robert Brad
Braddock
Scottsdale Justice Court
Burglary Reports Hit Multiple Homes And Shops
Police report a series of thefts including two white gold diamond rings valued at 1500 and three dollars cash from the Margaret Hyland residence and additional losses at the Shelia Nicholson home, Mister Shop on Scottsdale Road, and a Doubletree Inn room in Scottsdale. Break ins used rear patio doors and a broken front window.
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Margaret Hyland
E. Pinchot
Yule Truce Sought as War Flows Across Indochina
The plan for a Christmas truce amid rising fighting across Laos Cambodia and Vietnam contrasts with a deep air strike near Hanoi. Cambodian and Vietnamese government forces push along Highway 6 near Skoun while Communists maintain pressure near Prakham and Thmat Pong. Gas attacks injure dozens as Plain of Jars again falls under Communist control.
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Saigon
Uly Fang Neliyer van
Thieu
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
Hanoi
UPI
Kim Willenson
Phnom Penh
Skoun
Prakham
Thmat Pong
Surgeon Dr Paul L Singer Elected President of Arizona Regents
Phoenix surgeon Dr Paul L Singer has been elected president of the Arizona Board of Regents succeeding Norman G Sharber of Flagstaff. A board member since 1967 he has served as secretary and as chairman of the regents budget committee. New officers include Gordon D Paris secretary Margaret M Christy assistant secretary James E Unseath treasurer Kenneth C Benston assistant treasurer.
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Paul L. Singer
Phoenix
Arizona Board of Regents
Norman G. Sharber
Flagstaff
Singer
Regents
Board of Regents
Gordon D. Paris
Tucson
Margaret M. Christy
Sedona
James E.unseath
Kenneth C. Benston
Man Found Fatally Shot In Scottsdale Home
A 45 year old Scottsdale man Thomas Linde died after a 32 caliber revolver wound to the head. He was found by his bed around 5 10 p m after reportedly finishing a football game and going to lie down. He was rushed to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital where he died.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Thomas Linde
N. 87Th Pt
Linde
Harlem drug raid nets ten arrests in heroin operation
In Harlem police raided a four room apartment and captured a heroin factory. A woman, four teen children and five others were taken into custody as officers found 50,000 glassine envelopes in progress and about seven pounds seized. Investigators say the shipment was intended for high school buyers.
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New York
UPI
Harlem
Joseph Cone
Gaing
Cone
Silverman Fund Attracts Wide Donor Support
The Art Silverman Fund continues to grow with donations from Darin and Lynette Knight Stephen E. Martin Sharon Rottenberg Nathaniel and Lucille Hathaway John C Haugeland Isabel J Giorsetti Samuel R Ketchever Robert Usdane Pueblo Elementary School Robert H Lukian Summers and Summers Kennet Moore Turcotte H W Van Le Bateman Helena Martin Morris L Rubinstein Ruby Head Rita Zeitz Pima School fifth grade David Carpenter Patricia Jones Mulholland Ecklardt Virginia Fulkerson Kaibab teachers Jane Bruce Louwanda Miller Gail Shaukis Linda Kerr Joe Daniels Robert Colford Ruth Thomas Tracy Lewis Bob Bowes Arbutusrose Hermann Madeline Acree Patricia Daughtery Willa Brock Marvin Osborn Mae Wilson Reade Shirley Goodman Roger Winberg Norman Witham Marilyn Morgan and others.
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Art Silverman
Darin
Lynette Knight
Stephen E. Martin
Sharon Rottenberg
Nathaniel
Lucille Hathaway
John C. Haugeland
Isabel J
Jim Giorsetti
Samuel R. Ketchever
Robert Usdane
Pueblo
Robert H. Lukian
D. L. Summers
Kenneth Moore
Valmore
Pearl Turcotte
H. W. van Lée
F. C. Bateman
Helena Martin
Morris L. Rubinstein
Ruby Head
Rita Jame Zeitz
Pima
David Carpenter
Patricia J. Jones
C. M. Mulholland
Edward Ecklardt
Virginia Fulkerson
Jane C. Bruce
Louwanda FR. Miller
Gail Shaukis
Linda M. Kerr
Joe D. Daniels
Robert E. Colford
Ruth Thomas
Tracy Lewis
Bob Bowes
Arbutusrose Hermann
Madeline B. Acree
Patricia Daughtery
Willa Mae Brock
Marvin L. Osborn
Mae Wilson
David F. Reade
Shirley B. Goodman
Roger E. Winberg
Norman E. Witham
Marilyn Morgan
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Jagjit Singh Aurora
Assan Ali Khan Niazi
Dacca
Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Mr. Johnston
E. Latham
Thomas Mall
Theates
U. S. Marine
Lord Martonmbe
Shelia Nicholson
E. Garfield St
Scottsdale Rd
Doubletree Inn
Talfourd Wynne
Scottsdale Plumbing CO
Osborn
Yule
Sophies
Taeserbadle
Prakha
Skowhxh
Dongrsey
Ainiisfergbou
Plain of Jars
Candles & Gifts Candle Making Headquarters
House OF ‘Candles
Fifth Ave
Scottisdale
Silverman Fund
Dow Jones
Goodyear
Terim
Honeywell
IBM
Indus
Trans
St&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Ange
United Press International
Marcor
F.J. du Pont
Minnesota Mining
Glore, Forgan & Co
Motorola
Alcoa
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pg&e
American Motors
Penn Central
At&t
Pepsico
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
Raytheon
RCA
Bendix
Frontier A
Union Oil
General Dynamics
Uniroyal
General Electric
United Aircraft
General Motors
US Steel
Webb
General Telephone
Discove Folklorico
Fine Arts & Folk Art
St Ave
Pima Plaza
Scottsdale Plaza
Scottsdale Road
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