Eshkol Dies at 73 Amid Arab-Israeli Crisis
Premier Levi Eshkol of Israel dies at 73 as Arab commandoes claim responsibility amid shelling near the Sea of Galilee. Doctors cite a heart attack. cabinet names Yigal Allen interim premier while Maapai Party seeks a permanent successor.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Israel
al Fatah Arab Commandoes
Eshkol
Yigal
Allen
Maipai Party
al Fatah
Damascus
Deganiah
Sea of Galilee
Jordan Valley
Foreign Ministry
Army knew mutinous sitdown planned at Presidio yard
Army MP Sgt. Terry Rains testified he had advance knowledge of 27 prisoners planned sitdown outside the San Francisco stockade last Oct 14. Although 3 have been found guilty, the other inmates were released from cells for work detail before refusing to work and gathering in the yard chanting Freedom. A photographer was brought to document the uprising.
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FT. Irwin
Calif
UPI
Presidio Stockade
San Francisco
Terry Rains
Rains
Ron Sypnicki
Pfc
John Colip
Sacramento
Stockade Yard
Phoenix man shoots self during desert target practice
A Phoenix man, Gale E. Durbin, shot himself in the right knee while practicing target shooting in the desert north of the city. He drove to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital for surgery after telling police the gun discharged as he was drawing it, not during a fast draw.
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Phoenix
Here
Gale E. Durbin
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Durbin
Nixon Wins German Backing as Talks with Moscow Begin
President Nixon won West Germany's full confidence in starting talks with the Kremlin to ease tensions and pledged no pact with Moscow that would undermine the Atlantic Alliance. He toured Bonn amid cheering crowds and met Chancellor Kiesinger after greeting schoolchildren at the airport.
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London
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Wilkommen
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Palais Chaumburg
Moscow
Brussels
Heinrich Luebke
Bad Godesberg
GM recalls 4.9 million 1965–68 cars and 1968–69 line
General Motors announces a record recall affecting 4.9 million vehicles 1965 to 1968 models including 2.4 million Chevrolets for exhaust leakage into the passenger compartment. The issue ties to a possible faulty Quadra Jet carburetor in 1968–69 Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks Cadillacs and GMC trucks with fixes at no cost to owners.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors ‘Corp
Biscayne
Bel Air
Lodge sees hope for Paris Vietnam talks despite flareup
U.S. negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge said he remains confident the Paris peace talks on Vietnam will produce results despite renewed fighting. After a 45 minute meeting with South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, Lodge cautioned progress is slow but real. Ky called for bombing North Vietnam, while French Foreign Minister Debre voiced alarm at stagnation of talks and renewed combat. Both leaders prepared for Thursday's sixth negotiating session with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Lodge
North
Michel Debre
U.S
Saigon
Founders Day Dinner Sold Out in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale PTA Founders Day dinner sold out at 3.25 per plate planned for Arcadia High School to feed 142 guests. State Sen. John Conlan will speak on Youth and Education while attending are Dr. E G Burnkrant and Richard M. Fawley, plus Scottsdale PTA chapter presidents and state and regional PTA leaders.
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PTA
Arcadia
Ptas
Frye
Mohave
John ‘Conlan
R Maricopa
E. G. Burnkrant
Richard M. Fawley
Warren Gentry
Gerla Porch
John Harley
Andrews admits Clay Bertrand was fiction in Shaw trial
In New Orleans Tuesday Dean Andrews testified he invented the name Clay Bertrand to defend Clay Shaw in the JFK assassination case. He said no one asked him to defend Oswald and called Bertrand from memory of a fag wedding, ending his testimony with a contrite admission.
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UPI
Falstaff
Clay Bertrand
Dean Andrews
Andrews
Warren’ Commission
Commission
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey
Oswald
Bertrand
Mr. Alcock
James L.alcock
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
Clay
Clem Bertrand
David W. Ferrie
Burglars Steal TV Sets and Cash in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police report burglars broke into LaMar Electronics on North Scottsdale Road through a wall to steal three color television sets and about $30 in cash, totaling roughly $2,003 in losses. A separate incident involved a Saguaro High student missing 20 stereo tapes from a vehicle on Ranfol Drive.
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LaMar Electronics
Scottsdale
Jack Aker
Saguaro High
James’ Saxon
Ranfol Dr
Drama meeting on creative drama at Scottsdale library
Don Doyle president of the Scottsdale Theater for Children and Alan Grier director present a creative drama demonstration at the Scottsdale Public Library Thursday at 8 p.m. Parents interested in drama for children invited. Police report a thief broke a wing and damaged a car where tapes valued at about 140 dollars were stolen.
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Don Doyle
Scottsdale Theater For Children
Alan Grier
Scottsdale Public Library
Mini Nations Explored In Arcadia High Series
Two young women Lisa Chickering and Jeanne Porterfield narrate a film about the mini nations of Europe Monaco Liechtenstein Andorra San Marino and Smomn. The program features visits with Andorra’s president Monaco’s Princess Grace and Liechtenstein’s Prince Franz Joseph. Box office opens 7 30 p.m. Tickets on sale at Valley Book Store.
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Monaco
Liechtenstein
Andorra
San Marino
Smomn
Arcadia High School
Lisa’ Chickering
Jeanne Porterfield
Grace of
Franz Joseph of
Valley Book Store
Coast storm claims nine lives in Southern California
A brutal storm sweeping from the Pacific dumped 3.75 inches in Los Angeles, driving the season total past 24 inches and spawning deadly mudslides that killed nine. Snow packed mountain resorts up to 10 feet, while 12,500 people sought shelter in evacuation centers or with friends as residents scrambled to assess damage.
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UPI
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Los Angeles Civic Center
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