Laird cites Soviet ABM tests amid Sentinel review
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Soviet Union is conducting tests on a sophisticated new ABM system. He says he cannot rule out deployment of the Sentinel ABM while acknowledging the ongoing serious review of the program.
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Probe Links Payoff in $877 905 Vietnam Bridge Contract
Senate subcommittee reports indications of a payoff in a foreign aid contract to Globe Iron Construction Co. of Norfolk for 12 railroad bridges in South Vietnam. Globe paid a Vietnamese agent $32 500 to secure the award, with an unnamed “interested party” to benefit. Investigation continues but no names released.
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Stocks Continue Slide As Bears Dominate Markets
New York reports a heavy stock decline at mid session with bear pressure prevailing. Electronics, airlines, and aircraft issues fell more than 1 while investors awaited signals from Nixon on inflation and news of stalled Vietnam peace talks and Middle East tensions.
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Stolen Car Stereo From Goudie’s Vehicle At Madison Chevrolet
Thomas C. Goudie, a Madison Chevrolet mechanic, reported a theft from his locked car. A stereo set and tapes valued at 104 dollars vanished between 7:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. after a wire was used to unlock and relock the door.
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Obituary Mrs Eloise Sears Of Scottsdale
Mrs Eloise Knutz Sears 67 longtime Valley visitor dies Tuesday at her daughter’s War saw Poland home. Services set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Valley Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughters Inman Marshall Jr and George P Welch both of Scottsdale and granddaughter Leslie Marshall. Contributions suggested to Scottsdale Girls Club or the Heart Association.
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Snowstorm Lashes Rocky Mountain Region and Midwest
A major storm system moves east from the Rockies bringing heavy snow in Colorado and New Mexico with 2 to 3 inch accumulations and lighter 1 to 2 inch falls in Pennsylvania to New England. Travel warnings cover eight states including Wyoming Nebraska New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle as temperatures plunge nationwide. The system nears the Plains and Mississippi Valley with Hibbing Minnesota recording a low of 7 below.
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Carburetor Fire Damages Auto and Small Kitchen Fire
A carburetor backfire caused about 100 damage to Olan Henson's car at 68th Street and Lafayette Boulevard. A smoldering pot holder in a drawer beneath an oven caused about 10 damage at Dr. F. M. Wilkins' home on 66th Street. Dell Cahoon's oven fire caused no loss. A brush and trash fire at Pima and Shea led to no damage. investigators noted illegal burning.
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State ends case in Shaw trial in New Orleans
Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison rested his case after the Louisiana Supreme Court refused to intervene delaying the Shaw trial. Shaw faces conspiracy charges with Oswald and Ferrie in Kennedy’s 1963 assassination.
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David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
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Haggerty
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Paradise Valley seeks 3.5 million bond for 4 new schools
Paradise Valley residents will vote March 4 on a 3.5 million bond to fund additions for four schools to handle an expected enrollment rise from 4,600 to 8,000 as new homes are built. District superintendent H Ray Shipley says double sessions at Cholla Elementary next year would end by 1970 if approved.
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Paradise
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