Soviets Launch Soyuz 4 In Orbit As Space Stationcher Ties Hints
Moscow reports a complex Soyuz 4 mission with Lt. Col. Vladimir Shatalov aboard aiming to tests docking and orbital operation. U.S. experts speculate about a future space station in earth orbit and possible lunar linkup windows.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Vladimir Shatalov
Bhatalov
Soviets
Central Asia Space Center
Space Flight
Tass
U.S
America
United States
Shatalov
Earth
Moon
Obituary for Vera Musgrove Former Scottsdale bus driver
Vera Musgrove 68 former Scottsdale School District bus driver obituary notes she moved to the Valley in 1921 from Brownsville Texas. Survived by husband Garrett a Scottsdale High custodian two daughters Martha Edgin and Louise Flood a brother Lon Sullivan and several siblings and grandchildren. Interment Camelback Cemetery. Visitation after noon today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel.
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Vera Musgrove
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Brownsville, Tex
Musgrove
Valley
Garrett
Scottsdale High
Daugh
Ters
Martha Edgin
Louise Flood
Lynwood
Calif
Lon’ Sullivan
Camelback Cemetery
Fire damages small, evacuation at Trader Vic's noted
Rural Fire Department reported a alley fire behind Trader Vic's Restaurant caused evacuations and about 1500 damage. A car hit a gas meter at 77 W. 5th Ave with gas ignition. fire confined to rear of building and Berres vehicle. Minor house and engine fires caused small damage totals.
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June Berres
5Th Ave
Berres
Scottsdale
Thunderbird
Rds
Gary Scott
76Th St
Scottsdale Republican Women elect Mrs Adams president 1969 1970
Mrs Don Adams of 4701 N 68th St is elected president of the Scottsdale Republican Women’s Club for 1969 1970. Other officers include Mrs Allan Benjamin first vice president, Mrs Palmer Wood second vice president, Mrs James Otto recording secretary, and Mrs Carl Britton treasurer with listed addresses.
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Don Adams
68Th St
Scottsdale
Republican Women' S Club
Allan Benjamin
Calle’ Tuberia
Palmer Wood
N. 60Th St
James
Otto
Carl Britton
E. Pasadena
Amphibious assault hits Batangan peninsula in Vietnam
About 5,000 Allied troops stormed the Batangan peninsula on the central coast in the largest amphibious operation since Inchon. Some 3,000 U.S. Marines and 2,000 infantrymen pushed ashore to cordon the isthmus while leaflets and loudspeakers urged 5,000 to 10,000 civilians to evacuate. Initial reports say 1 American killed and six wounded, with 40+ captives taken. Brig. Gen. Cooksey called it a heavily fortified, 20-year Viet Cong staging area built in part by the Japanese.
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Saigon
UPI
Peninsula
South Vietnam
U.S
Inchon
Batangan Peninsula
South China Sea
Howard H. Cooksey
U.S. Army
26Th
2Nd Infantry Division
SAS crash at sea kills fifteen near Los Angeles
Scandinavian Airlines System DC8 plunges into the Pacific during a rainstorm on approach to Los Angeles International Airport. Four bodies recovered, 11 missing, 30 survivors among 450 aboard. Coast Guard and search teams comb rough seas as sharks are reported in the area. Six crew members survived. three others are dead or missing. Pilot Kenneth Davies radioed gear trouble before the crash.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles International
Coast Guard
Kenneth ‘Davies
Sims execution sentence upheld by Ninth Circuit
The Ninth U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the death sentence of Robert Sims, awaiting execution at Arizona State Prison, for the 1963 robbery and murder of Scottsdale salesman Glendell Soape. The ruling approved excluding jurors who would automatically oppose the death penalty and affirmed Arizona’s discretionary death penalty law.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robert Sims
Arizona State Prison
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sims
Scottsdale
Glendell Soape
Soape
Sahuarita
Arizona
Laird pledges to never let US fall to weak position
Rep. Melvin R. Laird told the Senate Armed Services Committee that as Defense Secretary he would maintain firm strength and avoid weakness. He said his financial investments are in a blind trust and pledged strict compliance with conflict of interest laws as David Packard faced questions over holdings. Mitchell, testifying to the Judiciary Committee, said he would broaden wiretapping use beyond national security. Other confirmations included Kennedy for Treasury and Finch for Health, Education and Welfare.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
David Packard
West
Coast
Defense
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
First Wisconsin Trust Co
Milwaukee
Packard
Hewlett-Packard Corporation
Defense Department
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York
David M. Kennedy
Treasury
Robert H. Finch
Health,Education and Welfare
Sierra Club to Fight Hickel Nomination as Interior Secretary
The Sierra Club votes to oppose Senator confirmation of Alaska Governor Walter Hickel as Interior Secretary in the Nixon administration. President Edgar Wayburn cites Hickel's record as incompatible with conservation needs and warns against his ability to lead environmental restoration and protection programs.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sierra’Club
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Edgar Wayburn
Senate
Hickel
Nixon
United States
nee . _Wayburn
Senate Interior Committee
Wayburn
Guardian of America
Liberace dazzles Phoenix Star Theatre with starry show
Mary Bach reviews Liberace on stage at the Phoenix Star Theatre after a recent tour. The performer shines with electric candelabra and glow in the dark wardrobe while delivering three hours of flamboyant hokum and a wide repertoire. The Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band adds glitter as they supply a drum driven island calypso and marching band vibe.
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Mary Bach
Liberace
Mama
Brooks
Phoeix Star
Plenist
Bogle
Wogie
Trinidad
Tripoli
Calypso
Frei
Private eye dies in Las Vegas shooting
William H. Kimball a 28 year old private detective from Phoenix died from a gunshot wound to the brain after authorities say he and Frank Casciola went to William Underwood’s apartment to reclaim Diane Willis belongings. Underwood 28 fired as Kimball and Casciola allegedly broke in. Investigators say no charges yet and the case is open. Kimball was son of former Phoenix Justice of the Peace C Stanley Kimball and founder of W H Kimball and Associates Investigators.
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Las - Vegas
UPI
William H
Phoenix
Ariz
Southiann Nevada Memorial
Kimball
William Underwood
Clark County
Frank Casciola
Underwood
Diane Willis
Market gains and mixed closes reported by United Press International
New York stocks rose with several names advancing while others slipped. Dow Jones closed at 928.33, up 5.22. rails 261.10, up 1.08. utilities 133.98, up 0.29. 65 stocks finished at 32.42, up 0.45. Major movers included American Motors, DuPont, General Electric, and RCA with varied percent changes.
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United Press International
Portland
Boston
Seattle
Brownsville
Spokane
Thermal
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Enver
Des Moines
Bisbee
Detroit
Cottonwood
Fairbanks
Douglas
Fort Worth
Flagstaff
Fresno
Ft. Huachuca
Helena
Gila ‘Bend
New York
Francis
D duPont. & A
Bee
Motors
Arizona
Bell & Howellee
Bendix
Bethlehem Stel
Boeing
CBS
DuPont
Eastern
Airlines
Eastman: Co Ae Emerson
Fairchild
Camera
Ford Motors
SL Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear Ee
Nickel Coo
OBE
T&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Ae Litton
Minnesota
Marcor
Motorola
North Amn
Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico
RCA
Raytheon Ei Meigt Yo “ & Rexall
San_Diego
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern
Pacific
Sperry Rand AB
Calif
I. Nc
Texaco
McLiety
TransAmerica
TWA
Union Oil
Local Birth Announcements From Henderson and Surrounding Areas
Good Samaritan Hospital Henderson records multiple births: James Dale and Barbara Harper Jan. Dec 27 Boyle. William Jr. and San ira Reef Rd. Dec 28 boy. Douglas and Nikki Lynn Doe 6925 East Willetta Dec 31 girl. Charles and Julia Wilburn Windsor Ave Dec 29 girl. Douglas Chong and Nora 3014 North 70th St Dec 31 girl. Kenneth Pederson Rae Ann Monterey Way Dec 31 boy. Roger and Ramona Rt 1 Jan 8 boy. LM Robert and Kath Teen North 8th Pl Jan 8.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Henderson
James Dale
Barbara
Garfield
Harper
William Jr
Sanira
Granite
Reef _Rd
Domee
Douglas
Nikki Lynn
Willetta
Wilburn
Charles
Julia
Windsor _Ave
Chong
Nora
Pederson
Kenneth
Rae Ann
Monterey Way
Lewis
Roger
Vand Ramona
Robert
Kath
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Eager
Bongress
Dan Milburn
Jules Klagge
Dick Filler
Klagge
Legislative Council
GOP
Mrs. Adams
Alexandria
Vai
Kate Webb
William W. Behrens Jr
Force
Vietnam
South ‘Korea
SAS
Prckle
Sierra Club
Hokum
Lizst
Chopin
Gershwin
Bert ‘Bacharach
F. Reimers
M.D
Osborn Road
Scottsdale” RD
Private Eye
Casciola
Doug Reeve
Oung, Inc
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