Communists Hold Pich Nil and Cite Cambodian Frontline Struggles
Reports from Saigon and Phnom Penh say Communist troops entrenched on steep slopes of Pich Nil resisted government forces on Route 4 as U.S. air strikes and napalm targeted enemy positions. Cambodian Premier Lon Nol met with U.S. and South Vietnamese officials in Saigon amid intensifying fighting along the Fishhook area and border. Government spokesmen announced heavy Communist losses at Kompong Trach and Poot, while South Vietnamese divisions pushed into Cambodia to bolster defenses. American planes reportedly destroyed over 1,000 trucks on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
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Pich Niland
Komporg Trach
Fishhook
Poot
U.S
Ho Chi_Minh Trail
Laird Reports Minist-Control Findings in Briefing
Secretary of State and President discussed findings with Laird in a briefing. Officials outlined key conclusions and next steps while confirming oversight and strategic priorities for national security.
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Minist
Laird
Navy sword among items stolen in Scottsdale burglaries
Police report three Scottsdale burglaries Tuesday with items including a Navy sword from Ester Graham at 6814 E Exeter Blvd. Theft involved revolver jewels and a silver item valued at 136 dollars, plus a Tapes recorder stereo radio and food valued at 56 dollars from Linda Reinhart’s home.
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Scottsdale
Ester Graham
Exeter Blvd
Algo
Gerald
Hughes
Linda J. Reinhart
Picadilly
Nixon eyes unprecedented domestic program in State of the Union plans
President Nixon, two years into his term, signals a bold, far reaching legislative agenda for America. He told aides the State of the Union will outline the next two years and be unprecedented in modern U.S. history while he works through drafts in solitude.
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UPI
Nixon
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Union
Congress
Post
American Congress
United States
Brush fires flame through city area. several rescues reported
Smoke from a 1500 acre brush fire at 48th Street and Warner Road southwest of Tempe was visible downtown. Fire crews from Rural Fire Department extinguished the main blaze and two minor blazes. cause unknown. Firefighters also rescued a cat from a tree at 71st Street and Cypress after the animal had been up there for over 40 hours.
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48Th Street
Warner Road
McDonald
Scottsdale teen injured in motorcycle crash with car
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth Vizcaino sustained head injuries after his motorcycle collided with a vehicle driven by James Stamm 18 at the 87th Street Cambridge intersection. Vizcaino was treated at Barrows Neurological Institute then transferred to a Phoenix hospital. Stamm was cited for speed not reasonable and prudent. Four additional two car accidents without injuries were reported nearby.
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Cambridge
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Thomas Roads
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McDowell
75Th Street
Granite Reef
Monterosa
Suspects Held in Circle K Wine Theft
Four men arrested after four bottles of wine were stolen from Circle K at 78515 McDowell. Police say the suspects fled in a 1954 or 1955 car found with the men asleep inside on Salt River Indian Reservation. They were booked on burglary charges. Names: Earl Conger, Carl Howard, Melvin Victorian, and Harlan Victorian, all residents of the Reservation.
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Argus Research outlook boosts profits amid bullish long term
Argus Research Corp says first half profits should improve beyond skeptical expectations with rising investor confidence. It foresees wider interest in developing and producing attractive issues across many sectors while warning short term indicators are negative and a correction may come, yet the long term remains bullish.
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House leaders battle over seniority amid caucus power shifts
In Washington Democrats fail to force broad changes to the seniority system as Rep. Carl Albert is nominated for speaker with wide support. The liberal bloc loses influence, replacing Dan Rostenkowski with conservative Rep. Olin Teague as party chairman while Republicans reelect John Anderson as conference chair.
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UPI
House
James “G. O'Hara
Michigan
Catter Democrats
Julia Butler ‘Hansen
Senate
Hansen
House Republicans
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
Gerald R. Ford
Carl ‘Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
John Conyers
O' Hara
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
O’hara
Udall
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Dan Rostenkowski
Ilinois
Olin E. Teague
Texas
Pigeon Mail Attempt Bypasses Strike in Barnstaple
Peter Vernon of a Barnstaple plant used a pigeon named Concorde to transport microfilmed letters to Bletchley 175 miles away as a bid to beat the post office strike. The bird did not arrive and Vernon cited squalls and Concorde's mating season as possible reasons for the no show.
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Bletchley
Vernonr
Vernon
Seth Concorde
Democrats to Meet in Coronado High for Computerized Election Speech
Phi Democrats gather in District 21 at Coronado High School room 114 Thursday at 8 p.m. to hear Peter Reed of Data Systems discuss Computerized Election in Arizona. District 21 dance set for Feb 6 at Scottsdale Knights of Columbus hall.
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Phi
Coronado
Arizona
Peter Reed
Data Systems
Saguaro High Student Charged Over Heroin Possession
A 16 year old Saguaro High coed Pam Carter of 8520 East Orange Blossom was charged after police found about $100 worth of heroin and a bag of marijuana seed during a 2 PM home search Tuesday.
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Pam. Carter
Orange Blossom
Carter
Scottsdale officer's 14 year old son sick from drug candy
A 14 year old boy, son of a Scottsdale police officer, was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after ingesting drugs hidden in candy. He became ill in a classroom shortly before school began. Police and school officials are pursuing several suspects at Cocopah School and local high schools. The youth described is a 16 to 17 year old male tall with light brown hair, wearing a white tee shirt blue jeans and sandals.
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Scottsidale Baptist
Coggpah
Caindy
Schoo
Cocopah
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