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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1974

Page

2

Jack Benny dies at 80 after cancer attack in Los Angeles

Comedian Jack Benny, famed for playing a violin playing miser, died at 11:32 pm at his Holmby Hills home after pancreatic cancer. Friends and stars including Frank Sinatra and George Burns gathered as Gov. Ronald Reagan and others mourned a half century of vaudeville to television fame.

Los Angeles UPI Jack Benny Benny Bob Hope Broadway Gov Ronald Reagan Holmby Hills

Jack Benny A Century Of Laughs Ends In LA

Jack Benny 80, legendary American comedian and violinist, dies at his Los Angeles home after a life in vaudeville radio film and television. Born Benny Kubelisky in Chicago he rose to fame from Chicago stages to national stardom with Burns as a close friend and Mary Livingston among his radio team. He served in the Navy during World War I and later became a television pioneer hosting the first major TV variety show conditioned by his stingy persona and evergreen humor.

United Press International Jack Benny America Benny Los Angeles Dallas Tex George Burns Hollywood Maxwell Benny Kubelisky Chicago Waukegan Barrison Theater Cora Salisbury Miss Salisbury Ben K. Benny Lyman Woods Woods California Mary Livingston Don Wilson Eddie Rochester Anderson Joan

Shah accuses Israel of blocking Middle East peace efforts

The Shah of Iran told Al Ahram Israel blocks progress toward a peace settlement by not implementing U.N. resolutions calling for withdrawal from territories seized in 1967 and 1973. He denied plans to join future fighting and dodged questions on arms. Israeli Foreign Minister Allon blamed superpower rivalry for delaying peace and warned it could stalemate Geneva talks.

United Press International Iran Israel Middle East U.N Shah Cairo al Ahram Yigal Allon United States Soviet Union Tel Aviv University Allen Henry Kissinger

US seeks indirect aid routes for Saigon as direct funds falter

The United States fails to secure a $50 million World Bank loan to South Vietnam for 197? economic aid. Diplomats report Kissinger pursues third party channels via UN and ADB while Congress backs $449 million for the year. Multilateral programs have channeled funds totaling tens of millions, with Japan and the US contributing to new special funds.

Henry Kissinger Vietnam Congress South Vietnam Washington World Bank International Development Association Paris Sweden United Nations United States Asian Development Bank ADB Saigon Japan

Four Phoenix bank holdup suspects face charges

Three men arrested within minutes of the Thunderbird Bank robbery appeared before a U S commissioner on charges of taking 3000 dollars from the southeast Phoenix branch. Lonnie Morgan Tyrone Williams and Albert Lee Marks 34 35 and 37 were armed with automatic pistols and wore ski masks. They bailed from the getaway car as a police helicopter hovered overhead.

Phoenix U.S Thunderbird Bank Lonnie Morgan Tyrone Williams Albert Lee Marks

Obituary Roy A Patterson

Roy A Patterson 81 died Thursday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to Arizona 12 years ago. A former Western Bell Telephone employee, he was active in the Elks and Telephone Pioneers and past president of Villa Monterey Unit No 2. Rosary tonight at Messinger Mortuary. Mass Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Survivors include wife Ruby M and a sister living out of state.

Roy A. Patterson Messinger Mortuary Chapel E. Indian School Rd Our Lady of Perpetual Help S. Miller Rd Mr. Patterson Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Lisbon N. C Arizona Patterson Western Bell Telephone Co Elks Club and Telephone Pioneers of American Unit No. 2 Villa Monterey Ruby M

Helen Smiley 74 Dies. Private Services Set

Helen M. Smiley a retired practical nurse died Wednesday at her home in Butler New Jersey She was born in Pompton Lakes and lived most of her life in Butler She spent 13 months in Arizona and resided at 2700 N Hayden Rd Survivors include her son George W Smiley of Scottsdale Services will be private followed by cremation Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary

Helen May Smiley Pompton Lakes N. J Butler Smiley Arizona N. Hayden Rd George W. Smiley Scottsdale

Television fraud suspects waive preliminary hearings

Ronald Sigrist 39 of Illinois and John J. Bannon Jr. waived hearings in Scottsdale for separate reasons. Sigrist was remanded to Superior Court. Bannon signed extradition papers to Massachusetts. They allegedly sold portable and console televisions from The Broadway at Los Arcos Mall cash to drive to the loading dock and vanished with $1,970 from 12 sales. Bond was reduced for Sigrist from 55,000 to 1,100.

Ronald Sigrist Illinois Scottsdale Justice Court John J. Bannon Jr Massachusetts Sigrist Bannon Broadway Los Arcos Mall Texas California

Reds shell key area in Vietnam

Communist gunners shelled Tay Ninh province capital 55 miles northwest of Saigon and poured 250 more rounds into Black Virgin Mountain. The two attacks were part of seven assaults on population centers as North Vietnamese tanks moved within striking distance of two major bases after capturing six county capitals in 12 days.

Saigon UPI Tay Ninh Black Virgin Mountain

Fertilizer discovery Propels Mexican Exports

The discovery of a three billion ton phosphoric rock deposit inland near Ensenada promises Mexico will become a major fertilizer producer and exporter. Government officials say shipments to the United States, Japan, and the Soviet Union will begin within two years.

San Diego UPI Baja California Mexico Pacific Ocean Peninsula Ensenada Jorge Leipen Patrimony Recardo Villis Ministry of Patrimony Mexico City Leipen United States Japan Soviet Union

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