Motorola reshuffles top executives in Scottsdale
A six member operating committee is formed as Motorola announces management changes. Stephen Levy becomes head of new ventures overseeing research and acquisitions while Thomas Connors moves to lead the semiconductor division. J Paul Jones shifts to corporate staff and Ralph Elsner leads the government electronics division with Robert Solem as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motorola
Scottsdale
Robert W. Galvin
New Ventures
Stephen L. Levy
E. Calle del Media
E. McDowell
Levy
Phoenix
Franklin Park
Ill
Semiconductor
J. Paul Jones
E. Arcadia Lane
Government Electronics
Jones
Ralph W. Elsner
N. 70Th Pl
Government Electronics ‘Division
Elsner
Arabs anger over jets sale heats Middle East tensions
The Haaretz report says Israel may allow Egypt to reopen the Suez Canal without a formal agreement, while Arab reaction to U S jet sales to Israel sparks concern. Sadat and Khadafy met in Libya amid efforts for peace talks as France and Israel near a Mirage deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Haaretz
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Middle East
Beirut
Telegraph
Washington
Cairo
al Akhbar
United States
Anwar Sadat
Benghazi
Muammar Khadafy
Libya
Middl East
Sadat
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Khadafy
Charles de Gaulle
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Davent
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Rogers
Joseph J. Sisco
Burglary at Scottsdale hotels nets cash and valuables
Police report a Saturday burglary at the Executive House and Safari Hotel in Scottsdale. Victims Fred Herm of Marietta and Eleanor Bluestein of Englewood claim cash and a diamond ring were taken. a patio door was pried open and a man seen fleeing from Safari Hotel. An 83 dollar cash loss was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive House
Scottsdale Rd
Fred Herm
Marietta
Herman
Scottsdale
R. C. Cushing
Safari Hotel
Cushing
Englewood
Colo
Eleanor Bluestein
Englewood, Colo
Thailand to recognize new nation Bangladesh
Bangkok sources say Thailand will grant diplomatic recognition to the new nation of Bangladesh and announce the decision on Tuesday, ahead of Queen Elizabeth II’s arrival. The move reflects regional support for Bangladesh amid its independence.
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Bangkok
UPI
Thailand
Bangladesh
Elizabeth
More show falls and winter snow woes grip cities
The Midwest endures subzero conditions while New York faces its worst snowstorm of the season. A snow emergency is in effect in New York City after over three inches fell, with the forecast predicting little additional accumulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
New York City
National Weather Service
New Jersey
New Jersey Turnpike
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New England
Arkansas
Vietnamese militiamen kill six Viet Cong in Binh Dinh stronghold
South Vietnamese militiamen stormed a bunker near Phu My in the Central Highlands and killed six Communists including four top leaders in Binh Dinh province a Viet Cong stronghold. Separate fighting hit Kontum and Laotian gains near Dong Hene as regional pressure mounted.
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Saigon
UPI
Phu My
Central Highlands
Binh Dinh
Kontum
Laos
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
South Vietnam
Hue
Communist
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Pham van Dong
Ho Chi Minh
Kate Webb
Phnom Penh
Angkor
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Sihanouk
Pan-Chantaraj
Vientiane
Dong Hene
Thongphan Knockly
Seno
Savannakhet
Keng-Kok
Thailand
Mekong
Obituaries for Donald A. Watson and Jesse F. Wiseman Jr.
Donald A. Watson 68 of 7034 East First Street died at home after a life as a Metco sales engineer in New York City. Services were in Messinger Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. Jesse Franklin Wiseman Jr. 38 of 8632 East Roanoke died at St. Joseph Hospital. A former Standard & Poor’s statistician, he studied at Columbia College and Oklahoma Christian, Kent State, with survivors listed in Scottsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Watson
E. First St
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Greenwood Memorial Park
Mr. Watson
Geneva
N.Y
Metco Inc
New York City
Scottsdale
Worcester (Mass.) Academy
Jesse Franklin Wiseman Jr
Indian’ School
Quanah
Tex
Wiseman
Roanoke
St. Joseph Hospital
Pampa
Standard
Gloria Welch
Shirley Chisholm
Jeanne M. Holm
U.S. Air Force
Marilou McCarthy Hedlund
Chicago
Bess Myerson
Migs America
Berétold Sturtevant
Patent Office Appeals Board
Maureen Messiner
Pawtucket, R. I
Patricia’ Roberts Harris
16M
Patience Lafting
McCaulay
R.L
Bob” Jones
Bhat
Billie Gentry
Canard Johnson
Dorispeed
Gaskins Club
Jtoday
Revenue. Service Code Sec
Service for Army veteran Edgar L. Snell at St Barnabas on the Desert
Army veteran Edgar L. Snell 44 of Paradise Valley died Friday at home. Services were at 2 p.m. today at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church with cremation at Messinger Mortuary. He owned Gold Keys Gift Shop in Biltmore Fashion Square Phoenix. Survivors include his wife Dorothy two sons William and John a daughter Priscilla and siblings out of state. Contributions suggested to church memorial fund.
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Edgar L. Snell
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
Messinger
Indian School
Snell
E. Valley Vista Lane
Ohio
Paradise Valley
Villanova
Gold Keys
Biltmore Fashion Square
Phoenix
Dorothy
William
John
Priscilla
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N. 68Th Way
Solerm
William J. Weisz
Galvin
Connors
Serviconductor
John T. Hickey
Lavy
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Presti Living
Lake Front
van Lee Insurance
Nath St Street
Apago Motor Hotel
Sheila
Mon
5 of We
Stith
VC Province
Donald A., Watson
Jesse F. Wiseman Sr
Charles BR. ‘Wiseman
Charleston, C
Richard Dewhirst
Clarksville
Ind
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It&t
F. I. du Pont
Johns Manville
Glore Forgan & Co
Dow Jones
Kennecott
Terim
Litton
Indus
Marcor
Trans
Minnesota Mining
Utilities
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Alcoa
Owens Illinois
Pan American
American Cano
Pg&e
Penn Central American Motors
Anaconda
Pepsico
At&t
Polaroid
Arizona
Sve
Raytheon
Bell & Howell
RCA
Bendix
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Uniroyal
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
General Electric
US Steel
General Otors
Webb
General Telephone
Crox
Goodyear
Gaskins
West
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Forstotsdale
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