United States and North Vietnam begin technical talks in Paris
U.S. and North Vietnamese teams meet at a Paris villa to discuss cease fire protocols and the role of the International Control Commission as negotiations resume ahead of full Paris talks. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho eye a mid January settlement amid White House caution.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi Hlaiphong
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Americans describe Hanoi bombing devastation by visitors
A four member delegation led by Telford Taylor visited Hanoi for two weeks and reported scenes of destruction and suffering. Joan Baez Michael Allen and Barry Romo described hospitals and residential areas hit hard with thousands of wounded daily and residents displaying resilience amid ruin.
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UPI
Hanoi
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Joan Baez
Telford Taylor
U.S
Nuernberg
Taylor
Barry Romo
Weta
Vietnam
Udall Tops League Ratings in Political Accountability
Rep. Morris Udall and Sen. Barry Goldwater led and lagged in the League of Women Voters political accountability ratings. Udall scored 83 percent overall, among five 100 percent House members, while Goldwater and Sen Karl E. A. Rhodes faced low scores amid absentee votes, with Goldwater at zero in the Senate. Other Arizona members posted low twenties.
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Dariz
Barry M. Goldwater
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Udall
House
Goldwater
Senate
Karla R
S.D
Elaine Edwards
League
United Nations
Arizona
Congressional Holagatiin Fedae Swipe
SCC Enrollment Boost at Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale Community College reports about 750 new tono students enrolled during the January 10 to 12 session while 1 569 joined in December early registration. Dean Dr Larry P Stevens notes over 50 non credit courses available and advisement begins January 9 with 10 000 residents receiving class schedules by mail or request.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Larry P. Stevens
Education Services
Stevens
Gas costs may rise as AGA hints on future supplies
Washington sources say the American Gas Association warns that natural gas prices could increase. F Donald Hart, AGA president, cites regulatory shifts and sustained efforts to secure reliable supplies. He notes U S gas wells grew 28 percent last year and highlights a Gulf of Mexico bid of 1.67 million dollars for 600000 acres as a key economic event.
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UPI
AGA
Gas Administration
Congress
F. Donald Hart
Hart
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Obituaries Harry M. Reid
Services for Harry M. Reid 40 who came to Arizona in 1964 from Torrance California and died Sunday in Samaritan Hospital will be at Acres Mortuary private cremation will follow Reid 8328 E Lane worked 14% years for AiResearch and was a group leader of laboratory technicians a veteran of the Korean Conflict attended Coronado Baptist Church Survivors include wife Dolores mother Mrs Mary Reid of Texas two sons Donald and Mark two daughters Sher and Linda all of Scottsdale and one sister out of state Contributions to the American Cancer Society are suggested
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Arizona
Torrance
Calif
Ce Samaritan Hospital
P.m
Acres Mortuary
Hayden
Reid
E Lane
AiResearch
Coronado Baptist Church
Hayden Rd
Dolores
Mary Reid
Texas
Donald
Mark
Sher
Linda
Scottsdale
American Pancer Society
Barton E. Barton Dies at 62 in Scottsdale Hospital
Everett E. Barton 62 a native of Indiana died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to Scottsdale in 1956 from Huntington Ind He lived at 3620 N 80th Place and worked 16 years as a tool grinder at AlResearch Manufacturing Co in Phoenix He earlier spent nine years as a tool grinder in Huntington Helen C and three sons Jack are listed as survivors with no children
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Everett E. Barton
Indiana
Scottsdale
Huntington
Ind
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Barton
AlResearch Manufacturing Co
Phoenix
Death of Helen Mary Noga in Phoenix
Mrs Helen Mary Noga 78 died at home in Phoenix after a long residence in the Valley. She was born in Czechoslovakia and lived 30 years here, with survivors including two sons five daughters six sisters and 25 grandchildren. Arcadia Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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E. Monte Vista
St., Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church
E. Latha
St. Francis Cemetery
John
Tempe
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el Paso
Clayton Moore
Scottsdale
Eleanor Bryant
San Francisco
Darrell Burch
Phoenix
George Lomholt
Helen Seabrook
Andrew Pertusky
Arcadia Funeral Home
E. Indian School Rd
Syrian Israeli Jets Clash in Northern Lebanon Border Fight
Syrian and Israeli aircraft clashed near the Lebanese border with both sides claiming success. A Syrian pilot and an Israeli plane were reportedly shot down, with Beirut and Damascus reporting different casualty details as Damascus closed Damascus International Airport and Beirut stayed on high alert.
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Middle East
Beirut
Faraya
Lebanon
New Year's riot arrests in Florida calm despite injuries
Florida officers on heightened patrols arrested 34 people on minor charges after a New Year's Eve riot along a resort beach. About 150 police faced 4,000 revelers in a three hour clash leaving 70 injured, 27 officers hurt, and 44 arrests for assault and incitement. A separate Cave Creek report notes a six month old steer shot for $250 on Saturday.
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Fla
UPI
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Cave Creek
Maricopa County
Scottsdale man reports home burglary with guns stolen
CAREFREE A Scottsdale businessman told Maricopa County Sheriff's Office his home at 64th Street and Pinnacle Paradise Road was burglarized last week. Valuables taken include a stereo sound system several guns cameras a film projector and a portable color video unit with an estimated loss of 6300.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Peter K. Carpenter
Pinnacle Paradise
64Th Street
Pinnacle Paradise Road
Woman injured in Scottsdale two car crash
A Scottsdale woman, Elaine Berger, 25, was a passenger in a car stopped facing north on Scottsdale Road waiting to turn left onto Second Street when another vehicle struck from behind. Robert Bird, 49, of Phoenix, was cited for speed not reasonable and prudent. Elaine Berger received treatment and was released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
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Second Street
Elaine Berger
Second St
Scotsdale Memorial Hospital
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Folke
Robert Bird
Phoenix
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