U. S. accuses auto makers of pollution device conspiracy
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in Los Angeles against General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors and the Automobile Manufacturers Association alleging a private agreement to set uniform dates delaying antipollution devices and crankcase ventilation. The defendants deny unlawful activity while contending efforts reduced air pollution.
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UPI
Big Four
U. S. District ‘Court
Los ‘Angeles
Justice Department
General ‘Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Automakers
Association
California
General Motors
AMA
Washington
Gen
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Clark
Israeli air raid on Jordan Valley reports prompt no casualties
United Press International reports Israeli jets attacked Jordanian farms in the northern Jordan Valley with napalm and machine gun fire causing some damage but no casualties. Israeli spokesmen in Amman and Jerusalem described exchanges of fire along the ceasefire line and said air raids are not usually announced. Locals near Gesher said aircraft were seen overhead after an army patrol was fired upon. Cairo reports say Gunnar Jarring will wait for Soviet peace push results before resuming his Middle East mission, delaying a new tour by at least a week.
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United Press International
Jordan Valley
Amman
Sea” of
Galilee
Jerusalem
Jordan
Israel
Gesher
Beisan
Israel Army
Atack Arab
East Bank
Cairo
al Ahram
United Nations
Gunnar-Jarring
Middle East
Jarring
Soviet Union
Mourad Ghaleb
China seeks voice in Vietnam peace talks in Paris
Asian diplomats in Paris report Communist China wants a say in any Vietnam settlement and may push to co exist with the United States. Beijing reportedly plans to discuss a broader peace including Laos and neighboring states.
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China
Vietnam
Paris
UPI
Warsaw
Peking
America
Southeast Asia
Laos
London
Hanoi
United States
Transport strike clears Rome streets
UPI reports Rome saw its first public transport strike of the year leaving streets clogged as tens of thousands of workers drove private cars into an already crowded city.
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Rome
UPI
Sirhan B Sirhan trial teeters over possible attorney withdrawal
Sirhan B Sirhan's defense faces delay as attorney Grant Cooper may seek withdrawal amid federal grand jury pressure. Cooper, tied to a prior Beverly Hills card cheating case, faced compulsion to answer questions despite claims of attorney-client privilege. Judge Francis Whelan ordered cooperation as jury selection looms, while Sirhan's trial nears its long awaited start.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
Grant
B. Cooper
Hetel
Cooper
Robert F. Kennedy
Tt Algo
Russell Parsons
Emil Zola
Berman
Federal Grand Jury
Beverly Hills
Phil Silvers
Grand Jury
U.S. . Dist
Francis Whelan
Whelan
U.S
Peruvian airliner hijacked to Havana Cuba
A Convair 990 with 118 aboard bound from Panama City to Miami was hijacked 20 miles from Miami and diverted to Havana. The FAA reported 110 passengers and eight crew on Peruvian Flight 60, which departed Tocoman for Miami at 8 45 a m EST and landed in Havana at 11 36 a m EST. It was the fourth hijacking of a commercial airliner that year and the second of a foreign carrier to Cuba in 1969.
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Miami
UPI
Republic of Panama
Havana
Federal” Aviation Administration
FAA
Jose Marti Airport
Tocoman
Panama City
R P
Cuba
Eastern Air Lines
Obituary for Cyril C. Dvoulety Jr.
Cyril C. Dvoulety Jr. 44 died Thursday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services and burial will be in Los Angeles. He was born in Cicero, Illinois, an Army World War II veteran, and survived by wife Margaret two sons Cyril and Vincent two daughters Marcy and Tina all of Scottsdale and brother Frank of Palm Springs.
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Cyril C. Dyoulety Jr
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Los Angeles
Dvoulety
Phoenix
Denver
Record burning probed in Maricopa affidavits case
Phoenix UPI reports House leaders pledged Friday to investigate the burning of thousands of real estate affidavits by the county assessor's office. Kenneth Kunes revealed the affidavits were burned last November after a DPV official advised they were no longer needed and had been put on tape. The law прошло last March 21 requires disclosure of selling prices and buyer seller names with a $100 penalty for false information. Burton Barr criticizes the act of destroying signed affidavits.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
New County
Kenneth ‘Kunes
Jack King
Department of Property Valuation
King
County assessor targets untaxed commercial personal property
Phoenix official Kenneth Kunes says 15 to 20 percent of commercial personal property in Maricopa County may be escaping taxation. He will compile a list of five or more tenant offices to compare with tax rolls and may require notarized value statements in the future. He notes some owner occupied apartment complexes were mislisted and explains different tax rates for owner occupied and rented properties.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Kenneth Kunes
Kunes
Wreck Injures Mesa Family in Two-Car Crash
Scottsdale police reported a two-car collision at McDowell and Pima where John L Hodges 25 his wife Linda 24 and Koh M Tene 62 all of Mesa were slightly injured. Hodges vehicle traveling west was struck on the side by Berge’s car emerging from Pima Road.
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Mesa
McDowell
Pima
Scottsdale
John" L. " Hodges
Linda
Hodges
McDowell Rd
Berge
Paddock men aid child rescue and other fires in Phoenix
Two Paddock Pool Co. workers aided the rescue of 18 month old John W Wilson after he fell into a backyard pool in Scottsdale. Firemen arrived to take him to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital where he was treated and released. Also a grass fire at 131 W Indian School Rd and a trash bin fire at 54 W St were extinguished with no damage.
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Phoenix
Rural Fire Department
John ‘W. Wilson
George W. Wilson
E. Bonnie Rose
Wilson
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Joe Rojas
E. Nicolet
Henry Garcia
W. Ocotillo
Pool ‘Co
W. ‘Indian School
West St
Sit-ins at Brandeis Swarthmore colleges spark protests
United Press International reports sit-ins at Brandeis University and Swarthmore College press demands for more black courses and faculty. Swarthmore students occupy the dean of admissions offices while white students stage a boycott. clashes and a strike at San Francisco State and related colleges complicate efforts toward negotiation.
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United Press International
Brandeis University
Swarthmore College
San Trancifer State College
California
Smith
San Francisco
San. Fernando Valley College
San Francisco State
San Femango Valley
Queens College
New York
Swarthmore
Justice Dept asks Supreme Court to break up joint newspaper operation
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling ending a joint operating agreement between the Tucson Daily Citizen and the Arizona Daily Star. The brief notes 44 papers in 22 cities have similar setups and may be challenged if the Tucson case succeeds. The government argues the joint operation did not attack price competition but eliminated all advertising and circulation rivalry in the two markets.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Supreme ‘Court
Tucson
Ramsey Clark
Tucson Daily. Citizen
The
Arizona Daily Star
Burglars Stir Scottsdale Pharmacy But Escape Empty
Two burglars caused about 400 dollars of damage at Lute's Scottsdale Pharmacy on Scottsdale Road around midnight. They broke in via a rear door and roof access, rummaged registers, and tried to force the narcotics cabinet while avoiding interior alarms but fled when police arrived after a radio call.
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Lute
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
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