Lebanon Pushes Military Draft as Border Tensions Rise
Lebanon moves toward a wartime footing with orders to strengthen border defenses and study compulsory military service that could draft up to 100000 youths. Jordan and Israel clash along the Jordan River cease-fire line with two machinegun duels. no casualties reported. Israeli Finance Minister Sherf presents a 2.2 billion dollar budget in Jerusalem for 1969-70, with 37 percent for military expenses. Arab losses cited include 281 killed and 15115 wounded since 1967. Lebanon reports border incidents and summons meetings with Israel viewed as technical.
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Lebanon
Israel
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Damiya Bridge
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Zeev Sherf
Knesset
Beirut
Jerusaem
North Vietnam Says Lodge Pick Won't Alter Talks
Hanoi rejects idea Lodge changes Vietnam peace negotiations. Nguyen Thanh Le says U.S. nomination is an internal matter and Hanoi will push to include the Viet Cong as an equal partner. Le accuses Saigon puppets of prolonging the war and urges an early U.S. reply to Hanoi and Viet Cong proposals.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Averell ‘Harriman
U.S
United States
Hanoi
Lodge
Harriman
Saigon
Sis
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Liberation Front
NLF
Viet Cong
Washington
South Vietnam
Water administration symposium by SRP for League members
SRP sponsors a state water administration symposium open to the public. At Tuncheon for League of Women Voters and Salt River Project, Tuesday at Project offices 60th St and McDowell. Starts 10 a.m. with Priscilla Hays Stan Turley and John Erickson discussing Water Administration in Arizona. Luncheon for League members at 11 30 a.m.
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Tuncheon
League of Women’ Voters
Salt’ River
60Th St
McDowell
Priscilla Hays
Stan Turley
Johnson Predicts Small Surplus and Budget Moves
President Johnson told Democratic leaders he hopes for a balanced budget for fiscal 1970 and foresees a small surplus in the current year. He discussed possible tax changes and said his last budget message would be sent shortly before leaving office on January 20.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Johnson
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Edward
M. Kennedy
John W. McCormack
Carl Albert
Okla
Capitol Hill
Vandals cause damages to Paiute School and nearby fires
Rural Fire Department reports vandalism at Paiute School on East Osborn Road with about 150 dollars in damages. Fires followed at Big Rainbow Laundry and multiple brush areas including 71st Street, Osborn Road, and Indian School Road, all extinguished without loss. cotton picker hopper fire and Saturday blazes also contained.
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E. Osborn
Scottsdale
Big Rainbow
71St St
Osborn Rd
56Th. St
Doubletree Rd
92Nd St
Indian School Rd
76Th and Indian School
Pi Mma
Chaparral
Fry’s Market
N. Scottsdale Rd
6Th St
Father and son rescued after four peaks walkout ordeal
Dr Wayne Hamblin aged 41 and his 75-year-old father Stanley Hamblin were stranded in the Four Peaks area after their pickup bogged in mud. They spent a night in the vehicle and another around a fire with little food before being spotted by rescuers and flown to Falcon Field.
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Wayne Hamblin
Stanley
Falcon Field
Mesa
Rick Cook
Dr. Hamblin
Exeter
Four-Peaks
Punkin ‘Center
Williams Afb
Hamblin
Four Peaks
Punkin Center
Hamblins
Dr. Hamblins
U.S. forces rescued as planes strike Communists near Saigon
A U S helicopter rescued an embattled patrol after dive bombers and jet fighters battered Communist units near the Cambodian border about 73 miles north of Saigon. The attack killed 38 Communists while saving the American patrol with no U S casualties reported.
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Saigon
U.S
Paul W. Kinnear obituary services set in Mesa
Paul W. Kinnear 71 real estate agent and 50 year Mason died Saturday at 502 N Scottsdale Rd. Services are 11 a.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by wife LaVerne, son Paul W. of La Mirada Calif, daughter Mrs Joseph of Phoenix and three grandchildren. Friends may call all day today and Tuesday until service.
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Messinger Mortuary
Greenwood Cemetery
Scottsdale Rd
Eral
Clevenger Realty ‘Co
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
Paradise Valley Masonic Temple
LaVerne
Paul W
la Mirada
Calif
Joseph
Rumble
Phoenix
Mrs Ida Mead 91, Scottsdale Resident, Dies at Hospital
Mrs Ida M Mead 91 of Scottsdale died Sunday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A native of Ashtabula Ohio she moved to Scottsdale 18 months ago from Willoughby Ohio. Survived by daughter Lucille Dodds Scottsdale and Dorothy White Buena Park Calif two brothers 19 grandchildren 58 great grandchildren 24 great great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 pm Green Acres Mortuary burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm today at the mortuary.
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E. Pinchot
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ashtabula
Ohio
Scottsdale
Willoughby
First Christian Church
Lucille Dodds
Scotts
Dale
Dorothy “White
Buena Park
Calif
Green ‘Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Yavapai Area Homeowners Association Plans Meeting
The Yavapai Area Homeowners Association holds its second annual meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Los Arcos Methodist Church. Directors will be elected, awards presented for home beautification, and a Q and A session with the Scottsdale City Council follows. Residents may call YAHA directors with questions.
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Yavapai
Homeowner’s Association
YAHA
Los Arcos
Methodist ‘Church
74Th and
Culver Sts
Scottsdale
Ann Blanford
E. Taylor
Judy Creighton
Art
Frishman
E. McKinley
Sondra ‘Nite
Don Pettit
First Scottsdale Traffic Injuries Reported in 1969
Sherry Gruzinski six, daughter of William Gruzinski, was a passenger in a car driven by her father when they were in an accident on Scottsdale Road at 6842 B Virginia about 4 30 Sunday afternoon. Karin Olson seventeen, making a U turn, was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Scottsdale
Sherry Gruzinski
William J. Gruzinski
Virginia
Karin Ol‘son
Gruzinski
Sherry
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Miss Olson
Gray
Elmer. D. Marble
Bell’ Rd
Marble
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