Cambodian troops recapture Pich Nil Pass in decisive victory
Cambodian forces broke a Communist siege at Pich Nil Pass 60 miles southwest of Phnom Penh with U.S. air support. They raised a flag on the Sihanouk summer palace ruins as Viet Minh positions were shelled and battles raged nearby.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Pich Nil
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Summer Palace
Eot- Norodom Chaneangsel
Sihanouk
Kompong Som
Governor Rejects Federal Mental Retardation Funds Offer
Arizona's governor refused a $100,000 federal grant from HEW for planning and facilities for the mentally retarded. Leo Crowley said the funds would be exhausted by administrative costs and require a costly state match, creating an unmanageable advisory council and little state control.
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Phoenix
UPI
Governor’s Office
Leo Crowley
Department
of Health, Education and Welfare
Arizona
Crowley
gVernor
Obituary for William J Williard 66 Retired Research Machinist
William J Williard 66 retired research machinist died at home in Scottsdale after 18 years in the city. Survived by wife Willetta two sons John and Clarence a daughter Mrs Joan Kirkpatrick mother Mrs Grace Swift of Phoenix three brothers and three sisters. Services Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary with Masonic Lodge assisting.
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William J. . Williard
AsResearch
Au x
Vane Placé
William
Arizona
Detroit’ Masonicc Lodge
Scottsdale
Willetta
John
Clarence
Joan Kirk
Patrick
Grace Swift
Phigenix
Acres Mortuary
Acres’ Memorial Gardens
Masonic Lodge
Mail strikers win support across unions
In London postal workers striking to halt Britain’s mail services won support from the International Federation of Trade Unions in Brussels. The federation asked affiliates in its 80 member countries to avoid handling any communications with Britain, including telephone and telex, to back the strike.
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London
UPI
Britain
International Federation of Postal
the International Federation
Brussels
Signs struck by small car in Scottsdale incident
Mesa man David Mech 1694 E Second St escaped injury when his eastbound car hit warning signs at Granite Reef Road on Indian School Road at 245 am. The car fell into an adjacent ditch. Mech reportedly righted it and reported to Scottsdale police. He was cited for failure to obey traffic control signs.
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s.Mesa
Scottsdale
David Mech
St., Mesa
Indian” School Road
Granite Reef Road
Scottsdale: “Police
Burglary losses top $500 in Scottsdale incidents
Scottsdale police reported three burglaries that night with losses totaling over $500. William H. Davis of 2644 N 84th Pl suffered jewelry valued at 346 dollars. Sami Kotchever of 4125 N 64th St lost 225 dollars in cash. Dr R W Rosenquist at 4413 N Scottsdale Rd saw a rear door pried open and a portable TV missing amid a general rummage of the office.
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Scottsdale
Iliam H. Davis
Davis
Sami Kotchever
Chen
R. W. ‘Rosenquist
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Jaycees Week Observance Notified
Jaycees participate in Jaycee Week proclaimed for January 17 to 23 by Mayor Bud Tims. The week aims to focus attention on Jaycee activities and invites interested young men to inquire about membership and attend tonight’s meeting at the Scotts dale Jaycee Hall on Hinton Avenue.
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Scottsdale. Jayceés
Bud‘Tims
Jaycees
Scottsdale Jaycee ‘Hall
Hinton Avenue
Design Review Board approves mortuary and office projects
The Design Review Board approved expansions at Messinger Mortuary adding three work areas and more office space to the East In facilities. A Ted Bass Jones office building at Craftsman Court and 3rd Avenue was approved with a 4,000 square foot two unit structure to begin after Feb 1 and finish by May 1. The board also reviewed window shade panels for Sambo’s and a 25 unit apartment complex at 3212 N 70th St with a 21,000 square foot building by Ted Kennedy and Grover Ryan, scheduled for completion in a year.
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Messinger Mortuary
M Ore
Ted Bass Jones
Craftsman
3Rd’ Avenue
Sambo’s
Statson
Scottsdale
Ted “Jones
N. 70Th St
Ted Kennedy
Grover Ryan
Cooper condemns Nixon policy in Cambodia expansion
Senator John Sherman Cooper urges that the Nixon administration violated a congressional ban by expanding operations in Cambodia. He coauthored a law with Senator Frank Church that bars U.S. funds for ground troops or advisers in Cambodia. Cooper cites Cambodian reports of U.S. aircraft and airmen aiding South Vietnamese and Cambodian operations.
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Washington
UPI
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Nixon
Cambodia
Cooper
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