Vietnamese walkout halts Paris peace talks over bombing
In Paris, Vietnamese delegates left the session protesting U S bombing of North Vietnam. They warned of risk to American POW camps and condemned what they called demented raids. U S spokesman Lambertson said channels remain open and a technical experts meeting was planned for Saturday.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Nguyen Than le
U. S
Hanoi
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
United States
Viet Cong
United Sates
David Lambertson
Kleber
Nguyen Minh Vy
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Dinh Ba Thi
Thi
Nixon
Kleber Avenue
Nixon Sends Personal Letter to Thieu as Vietnam Peace Talks Pressure
President Nixon's emissary Maj. Gen. Alexander Haig carried a personal note to South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. White House declined to reveal contents. Saigon sources say the letter warned of cutting military and economic aid unless Thieu accepts a cease fire. Nixon signals tough stance after Paris talks breakdown and resumes bombing if Hanoi does not respond.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Saigon
Nixon
North Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
South
Color TV Stolen From Scottsdale Home
A Scottsdale man reported a theft at his home with a $500 color television set missing along with a $100 stereo a $60 tape recorder and about $25 in cash. Entry was gained by breaking the rear glass door and reaching in to unlock it. Police also investigate 20 door locks worth about $400 stolen from a storage room at Scottsdale Shadows.
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Scottsdale
Robert D. Knight
N. 68Th Pl
Arcadia
Scottsdale Shadows
Truman receives rare intravenous feeding for kidney failure
Former President Harry S Truman, 88, in very serious condition after 18 days in hospital. Doctors use intravenous feeding to nourish him bypassing failing kidneys while monitoring vital signs and kidney output.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry S Truman
Truman
Research Hospital
John Dreves
California man held on Scottsdale warrant for bad checks
California man William J. Strella, 43, was arrested by Scottsdale police on a California warrant alleging passing bad checks. He was jailed as detectives check for local offenses and confirm his location at the Sunburst Motel.
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California
Scottsdale
William J. Strella
Harold Kelly
Strella
Scottsdale Rd
68Th Bt
Kelly
Powell oil clean-up ends at Lake Powell Arizona
The Lake Powell oil spill clean-up near Kayenta Arizona concludes as EPA closes its emergency HQ. About 100 workers at peak, with 15 to 20 in recent weeks, and possible spring follow-up by Texas New Mexico Pipeline Co. no firm cost estimate available.
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Kayenta, Ariz
UPI
Lake Powell
Arizona
Jones
Texas-New Mexico Pipeline Co
San Juan River
San Juan
Zahn Bay
Rich Lathrop
EPA
Indicted Eight Charged In Major Stock Fraud Scheme
Federal grand jury has indicted eight men including Gordon H. McCollum a former Walston vice president now in Paradise Valley Arizona. They are accused of conspiring to fraudulently inflate Four Seasons Nursing Centers earnings and selling millions in stock and debentures on public markets. The Oklahoma based firm went bankrupt in June 1970.
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America
Four Seasons Firm
Obituary George N. Unger retired Alcoa executive
George Noel Unger 77 longtime Alcoa official and retired Army officer died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved to Scottsdale 11 years ago after a 37 year career at Alcoa including 17 years in Cleveland. Survivors include wife Cathryn two sons Kenneth and J Roland daughter Janice Obrock and five grandchildren. services Friday at Messinger Mortuary follow with entombment in Greenwood Mausoleum memorials to Arizona Respiratory Diseases Association.
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George Noel Unger
Alcoa Aluminum
Pittsburgh
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Unger
N. 81St Way
Scottsdale
Aluminum Industries
Secretary of War
Alcoa
Cleveland
Unger
Peru
Ind
Theta Psi
Phi Lamba Upsilon Chemical
Cathryn
Kenneth R
Tempe
J. Roland
Detroit
Janice Obrock
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Greenwood Mausoleum
Arizona Respiratory Diseases Association
Briganti Rites Planned for August Briganti
August C Briganti 33 a New York City native dies at home in Tempe He will be remembered with a rosary at Green Acres Mortuary tonight and Mass at Church of St Daniel Friday Burial at Green Acres Cemetery He served four years in the Air Force with SAC and was a graduate of Allan Hancock College in California His mother Mrs Helen Briganti and Mary Ann are named in the notice.
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Charles Briganti
New York City
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Church of St. Daniel
Green Acres Cemetery
Briganti
EF. Garfield
U.S. Postal Service
Tempe
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Calif
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Mary Ann
Helen Briganti
Scottsdale Christmas and New Year trash pickup changes
Public Works Director Marc Stragier says trash will not be collected in Scottsdale on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day but will occur on the following days. He notes city crews will have holidays off for the first time on regular pickup days and will catch up after the break without extra staff due to mechanized systems.
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Scottsdale
Marc Stragier
Stragier
City to honor long time Scottsdale employes
The City of Scottsdale will honor 180 municipal employes at a Friday ceremony at the Safari Hotel Convention Center. Ten receive service pins marking their years of service with the city. Honorees include Mildred Crosier 14 years Shirley Howard 13 years Lillian Shaheen 13 years Capt. Richard Seidner 14 years Sgt Ebvert Howard 13 years Carl Olson 13 years Glen Carroll 14 years Albert Loncharich 14 years of the Streets and Traffic Division. All eight joined before March 7, 1960 when Scottsdale became a city under Arizona law. originally incorporated as a town in 1951.
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Scottsdale
Safari Hotel
Dale Carter
Mildred Crosier
Shirley Howard
Finance Department
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Heissner
City design board approves three residential developments
The Design Review Board okayed plans for 428 new dwelling units across three residential projects totaling 24 to 52 acres. Sunrise Development Corp., Medallion Builders, and Moran Properties will develop townhouses and apartments at multiple sites plus two office buildings and a medical complex at McDonald Drive and Scottsdale Road. The groups also approved a merger of the Design Review Board and Site Plan Committee into a single Development Review Board to meet after year’s start.
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Jackrabbit Road
Arizona Canal
Sunrise Development Corp
Los Angeles
Medallion Builders
Tempe
86Th Street
Indian School Road
N. 74Th St
Moran Properties Inc
Design Review Board
Fourth St
Monterey Way
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Casa de Medicos
Development Review Board
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Powell Oil
Richard M. Jones
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George N. Unger
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