Kissinger Gromyko Say Talks Fruitful Move Toward Differences
In Geneva Kissinger and Gromyko acknowledge remaining differences after five hours of talks but insist progress toward narrowing gaps. They cite the Vladivostok arms accords and plan further discussions with Kissinger heading to London and Zurich. Brezhnev’s critique looms as Moscow’s stance on the Middle East remains cautious.
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Geneva
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kissinger
Gromyko
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Vladivostok
Ford
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid J. Brezhnev
London
Harold Wilson
Zurich
Iran
Paris
Wilson
Moscow
Russia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Intercontinental Hotel
Roger Gallopin
International Committee of the Red Cross
Frank Sieverts
State Department
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Liquor Store Owner Wounded In Phoenix Hold Up Attempt
In Phoenix a liquor store owner Louis Cohen 74 was shot and wounded during an attempted holdup by a man with a .22 rifle at Ace Liquor Store in west Phoenix. Detective Ed Harden noted the exchange of gunfire occurred Sunday.
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Phoenix
Ed Harden
Ace Liquor
West Phoenix
Louis Cohen
Senate panel backs June primary over September vote
The senate judiciary committee approved moving Arizona's primary from September to June with strong Democratic support. Senators Leo Corbet of Phoenix and John Roeder of Scottsdale opposed the bill.
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Phoenix
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Leo Corbet
John Roeder
Scottsdale
Democrats plan broad minority political aid in Arizona
A draft program to boost minority participation in elections was tentatively adopted by 70 Arizona Democratic Party officials from 10 counties at a Saturday meeting. The campaign emphasizes publicity and education to expand minority involvement in the political process.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona mine safety record in 1974 reported
The U S Mine Enforcement and Safety Administration lists Arizona metal mines as having the fifth worst safety record in 1974. Fifteen miners were killed and more than 1,600 injured, with three additional deaths in mining related or smelter accidents.
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Phoenix
Arizona
U.S. Mine Enforcement and Safety Administration
Moe
Obituary Joseph F. Ganzer Former Realtor Leader Dies
Joseph N. Ganzer 75 retired owner of Ganzer Realty died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix He lived at 4417 North 12th Street born in Cold Spring Minnesota came to Arizona from California 18 years ago He helped found the Scottsdale Real Estate Board and was its first president Survived by wife Elsie daughter Shirley Zimmer brothers Alvin and Mick sisters Rose Angie Johanna Archer and Kate Henkes Private services at Green Acres Mortuary interment there Memorial contributions to Heart Fund urged
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Joseph N. Ganzer
Ganzer Realty
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ganzer
North 12Th St
Phoenix
Cold Spring
Minn
Arizona
California
Tilton-Keefe Realty
Scottsdale Real Estate Board
Elsie
Shirley Zimmer
Calif
Alvin
Mick
Rose
Angie
Johanna Archer
Kate Henkes
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Heart Fund
Visitation for Frieda P. Herbon
Frieda Pauline Herbon 68 of Scottsdale died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Phoenix. Services and burial in Chicago. Survivors include sons Bruce G. of Phoenix and Charles R. of Germany, daughter Dolores B. Stevens of Scottsdale, brothers Hugo Nitz Santa Monica and Richard Nitz Bonita Springs, sisters Ida Barrese Scottsdale Harriet Hansen and Emily Bohmann Lake Ozark, Mo, and four grandchildren.
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Frieda Pauline Herbon
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Chicago
75Th St
Bruce G
Phoenix
Charles R
Germany
Dolores B. Stevens
Scottsdale
Hugo Nitz
Santa Monica
Calif
Richard Nitz
Bonita Springs
Fla
Ida Barrese
Harriet Hansen
Emily Bohmann
Lake Ozark
Visitation for Edith Gushurst This Evening
Edith M. Gushurst dies in the Valley after eight years there. Visitation tonight from 7 to 9 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church precedes a 10 am Tuesday Mass. Interment will be in St Francis Cemetery. Survived by husband Dr Edward Goshurst and sister Mrs Charles Tighe.
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Edith M. Gushurst
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
St. Francis Cemetery
Gushurst
Mariposa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Duluth
Minn
The
Valley
Edward Goshurst
Charles Tighe
Chicago
Paradise Valley Rejects Permissive Liquor License for Camelback Racquet Club
Paradise Valley town council unanimously urges the State Liquor Board to deny a Series 6 license for the Camelback Racquet Club, citing it as too permissive and misaligned with existing use permits. The meeting also redefines lot width rules, struggles to define a tennis court area, and approves Improvement District 7 bonds for paving Horseshoe Road to Doubletree Ranch Road at a cost of 53,635 across 54 bonds.
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Paradise Valley
State Liquor Board
Art Petersen
Oscar Butt
Roger McKee
McKee
Butt
Robert Tribken
Horseshoe Road
Tatum Boulevard
Martingale Road
Martingale North
Doubletree Double Tree Ranch Road
Rabin vows Golan settlers will not be abandoned
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, touring settlements near the Syria cease-fire line, said outposts on the Golan Heights would not be abandoned. State radio quoted him saying they were not brought up to be taken down. The story notes optimism from Egyptian and Israeli leaders about Kissinger's upcoming Sinai talks.
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United Press International
Yitzhak Rabin
Golan Heights
Middle East
Syria
Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Two Abductions Reported In Scottsdale Firearm Incidents
Scottsdale police investigated two Sunday assaults with deadly weapons. A Phoenix man, Robert Giardini, said a blue revolver pointed at him and his wife during a chase on Scottsdale Road near the Safari Hotel. Another man, Peter Black, said a rifle shot fired during a staged meeting by someone posing as a police officer near Miller Road and Chaparral Road.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Robert Giardini
Bartlett Lake
Scottsdale Road
Rawhide
Giardini
McDonald Drive
Safari Hotel
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback Road
Peter Randolph Black
E. Chaparral Rd
Team 3
Black
Valley contractors bid low on city court building project
The city received 20 bids for a 6,840 square foot court building near the police complex with 18 under the $267,000 estimate. M. Greenberg Construction bid 217,859 plus 5,200 for a wall finish. the county funds a 50 year prepaid lease. Eight bids for a Buckboard Trail extension came in under the $28,550 estimate, Valley-wide Contracting leading at 18,927.
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M. Greenberg Construction
Maricopa County
Buckboard Trail
Indian School Road
Doubletree Inn
Valley-wide Contracting Co
Scottsdale Man Fined for Shooting Bed in Threatened Suicide
A 30 year old Scottsdale man, David Burnett, pleaded guilty to firing four shots into his bed after threatening self harm. He was fined $110 and placed on six months probation. Witnesses placed the incident at his apartment on Sunday morning.
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Scottsdale
David Burnett
N. 73Rd St
Michael Englehardt
Burnett
Englehardt
Kenneth Burnett
Linda Sullivan
South Vietnam Drops Libel Charges Against Six Newspapers
The government says libel actions are dismissed to placate U S critics as 20 U S lawmakers plan a visit to assess the situation before Congress weighs a 300 million dollar supplemental military aid request. In Cambodia, Khmer Rouge forces overrun a base near Phnom Penh while Pochentong airport comes under rocket fire.
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Tran van Huong
Nguyen Quoc Cuong
Con Son Island
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Trapeang Preay
Pochentong International
Pochentong
U.S
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Brock
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Proudlove
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Man
Vietnam
Bam Doi
Saigon
del Mar
Graber
F.O.B
Ceres
Jana N. Scottsdale Rd
Home Makers
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