Arab aviation warned after Zurich attack
In Zurich an El Al jetliner was attacked by Arabs as it taxied for takeoff. Six injured, one terrorist killed. two attackers detained. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility. U Thant urged restraint while Israel warned of consequences for Arab aviation. Two days earlier Beirut had been struck in retaliation.
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Jordan
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Rural fire crews tackle multiple Scottsdale blazes
Rural Fire Department responders battled fires Tuesday including two furnace motors a TV set grass clippings and a city trash bin blaze in Scottsdale. A transformer fire destroyed a TV set owned by Lester Heald 8701 Rose Lane. Damages ranged from 30 to 100 dollars with several small fires reported at homes on Chamber Court Malcom and 70th Street Osborn Road. Burglars stole tools and a hunting knife valued at 23 dollars from Francis Suriano’s Meadowbrook garage between February 8 and 15 according to police.
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Les
Ter Heald
Rose Ln
Alonzo Sullivan
Chambers Court
Craig Marshall
Malcom
Chaparral
70Th St
Osborn Rd
Mary Ann Bussoletti
E. Picadilly
Francis Suriano
Meadowbrook
East German disruption of West Berlin traffic escalates tensions
East German authorities again disrupted the West Berlin main highway for a second day and warned of consequences over a U S Air Force flight in the region. Moscow warned of a tense international situation as Berlin, Vietnam and the Middle East developments influenced military postures. Border delays and police checks interrupted road traffic and a scheduled demolition near a Soviet tank monument was postponed amid political maneuvering ahead of Nixon and the Western elections.
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Heinrich Luebke
U.S
Moscow
Kirill Moskalenko
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Middle East
East - Germany
Nixon
Babelsberg
Kennedy presses tight economy to curb inflation
Treasury Secretary Kennedy urged firm restraint to halt inflation and warned against early easing of taxes or high interest. Undersecretary Walker backed tight money as essential. They testified to House and Senate committees alongside the Council of Economic Advisers on inflation as the top economic issue. Kennedy said surcharges must be extended beyond June 30 if fiscal 1970 spending cannot be cut substantially.
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Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Obituary of Wayne L Tanner Miniature Grand Prix owner
Wayne L. Tanner 48, owner of Miniature Grand Prix at 139 W Main St, died Sunday at his home in Scottsdale. A Tripoli Wisconsin native, he moved from Phoenix a decade ago, served in World War II, and worked as a Motorola clerk. Survivors include wife Phyllis, three sons Neal Ronald in Scottsdale and Wayne R in Vietnam, a brother and four sisters out of state. Services Friday 10:30 a.m. at Green Acres Mortuary, burial at Green Acres Cemetery. Friends may visit the mortuary today and Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Scottsdale
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Neal
Ronald
Wayne R
Vietnam
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres
Englehart Funeral Set for Local Resident at Arlington
Josephine M Englehart 60 died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital born in Duquesne Penn. Survived by husband Dr Charles Englehart two sisters two brothers out of state. Services Friday 8 pm Messinger Mortuary burial Arlington National Cemetery Washington.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles Englehart
Messinger Mortuary
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Brenton M Saul Dies After Fall at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Brenton M Saul aged 7 months died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a fall. Survived by parents James F and Mrs Saul and brother Andrew James of Scottsdale. Grandparents Thomas Nelson Saul and Mr and Mrs Carvin Meyers of York. Graveside services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Green Acres Cemetery. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary tonight.
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82Nd St
Scottsdale "Baptist Hospital
Andrew James
Scottsdale
Thomas Nelson Saul
Carvin Meyers
York
Penn
Green Acres Cemetery
Messinger
Arizona's Largest Market Place for Apartment Investors
Management Clearing 1230 E. Camelback 264-1007 operates as Arizona's largest market hub for apartment investors, offering listings, services, and resources for funding, acquisition, and property management.
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Snow Warnings Spread From West to East Coast Storm
United Press International reports heavy snow warnings in the New Mexico mountains and northern Arizona while East Coast storm warnings stretch from Cape Lookout to Cape May. Maine and the upper Midwest see scattered precipitation as rough seas and rain mix with freezing drizzle. Flagstaff Arizona records five inches of fresh snow.
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Arizona
Cape Lookout
N.C
Cape May
N.J
Maine
Midwest
Flagstaff
Ariz
Two youths face charges in Scottsdale incident
Two 18 year olds, Thomas P. DiMaggio and Randall Pastorino, were arrested by Scottsdale police early today on contributing to the delinquency of a minor. They had a carload of juveniles around 2 a.m. at Hayden and McDowell Roads. One juvenile, Mack Walacavage, 15, had been reported as a runaway. A separate church notice describes a Bethlehem Lutheran service at Bethany Lutheran Church 4300 North 82nd Street with lent devotions and a 7:30 p.m. service titled I Will Not Deny Thee. A nursery is available and coffee fellowship runs 7 to 7:20 p.m.
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Thomas—P——Dimaggio
Randall”’ Pastorino
Hayden and
McDowell Rds
Mack Walacavage
Bethany Lutheran Church
82Nd St
Clay Shaw tied to guest book entry in Kennedy case
A maid in an Eastern Airlines VIP area testified that Clay L. Shaw signed a 1966 guest book as Clay Bertrand amid Shaw's trial for conspiring with Oswald and Ferrie to kill Kennedy. The witness later said she could not identify Shaw in court as the signatory. The trial paused for Mardi Gras.
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UPI
Eastern Airlines
Clay L. Shaw
Clay Bertrand
Warren
Tan Unser
Lum Wil Te Tlal Voy
Jessie Parker
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
Clay
Bertrand
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FBI
John Nichols
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