Lottery assigns 1951 birthdates for 1971 draft
Washington UPI reports the July 9 lottery named the first priority for 19 year olds born in 1951. One capsule from each drum determined order for induction with 335 draws before a month’s complete. Officials noted August calls cut by 75,000 and some youths may avoid service. Robert Roth, 21, conducted the draw and will join Fort Sill as a second lieutenant.
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UPI
Defense Department
Robert Roth
Hartford
Wis
Selective Service
Roth
Ripon College
Fort Sill
Okla
Commerce .Department
Sterrie
Fentinthy
Whi Ich
Nea
Pri
Suly
Teal SA
Aes
Pomsil
Une
Soviet peace plan offered for Middle East talks
United Nations reports the Soviet Union presented a Middle East peace formula to the Big Four in hopes of resuming Israel Arab talks within the U N framework. Ambassador Malik outlined proposals urging Arab recognition of Israel and its borders as a first step toward Israeli withdrawal from territories seized in 1967.
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United Nations
UPI
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
U.N
United States
Britain
France
Malik
Tov
William P. Rogers
Manure Blaze at Scottsdale High School Grounds
Firefighters battled a manure and hay fire at Scottsdale High School grounds on 210 E Indian School. A manure pile about 600 feet in circumference and 15 bales of school district hay were burned. cause unknown. Firemen used over 15,000 gallons of water from 4 21 p.m. to after 7 p.m. Most of the day’s stock saved. A smaller grass fire on 1208 N 66th St and a Salt River Project land fire were also extinguished.
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Scottsdale High School
N. 66Th. St
Salt River, Project
Eagle Scout Rescues Infant At Morenci Service Station
Kevin Giddens an Eagle Scout saved a 14 month old boy at a Morenci service station by giving mouth to mouth resuscitation after the child went limp. He repeated breaths until paramedics arrived and the baby was taken to Phelps Dodge Corp hospital where doctors reported improvement.
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Clifton
UPI
Kevin Giddens
Rosillo Berrera
Giddens
Phelps Dodge Corp. Hospital
Morenci
Lucky Supermarkets opens first Scottsdale store
Lucky Supermarkets opened its first Scottsdale outlet at 2970 N Hayden Rd in an eight unit center north of Thomas Rd. It is the 18th Arizona store for the nationwide chain now with more than 650 locations. Del Leeper named manager of the new facility.
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NEW Lucky
Scottsdale
del Leeper
Hayden Rd
Thomas
Lucky Supermarkets
N. Hayden. Rd
Thomas Rd
Arizona
Nationwide
United States
Eagle Stores
Washington
Oregon
Texas
Jack L. Botha
Thrifty Drug Stores
Salt River Tribal Council fills two of four seats
Two of four Salt River Tribal Council vacancies were filled in a Tuesday election as Sebastian Juan and Edmund Manuel won outright. A Salt River District runoff will decide a third seat, with Lehi District's seat also unsettled. The council will elect a chairman once all seats are filled.
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Salt River
Sebastian Juan
Edmund Manuel
Lehi
Salt River District
Leslie Samson
Virgil Brown
Francis,Harvey
Lance Gray
Harold
Royal
Schurz
Burglary at Denton House Steals Guns ammo and Cash
Denton police report a daylight burglary at the Robert D Carson residence 6266 N 87th St. Three revolvers ten boxes of ammunition valued at 293 and 80 in cash were taken. A wrist watch worth 104 also reported missing from the garage. Suspect details unavailable.
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Robert D.carson
87Th St
Denton Colvin
E.lincoln Dr
Obituaries for Earl J. Roberts and Rex Minnick
Earl J. Roberts 79 of Phoenix died Sunday at home. A WWII Army veteran and former store owner, he moved from New Mexico to Arizona 60 years ago and leaves two daughters two sons four stepchildren 26 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Services were at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Phoenix with interment at Greenwood Cemetery Rex Minnick 77 of Mesa died Monday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. A former Spokane and Portland salesman, he moved to Arizona 12 years ago and was a Mason and Shriner and WWI veteran. He leaves wife Minnie and a sister. Public services set for Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary with Masonic funeral rites.
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Mr. Roberts
New Mexico
Arizona
James
Fred
Redondo’ Beach
Calif
Ceclia
McNeil
Phoenix
Clara Caldwell
Thomas Lee. Wood
Bullhead City
Katherine Evilsizer
el Cajon
Calle
A. L. Moore and Sons
Mortuary
Greenwood Cemetery
Rex Minnick
N. Hayden
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Minnick
Spokaneland
Portland
Masonic Lodge’ . Shrine
Cheney
Wash
Minnie
Green
Acres Mortuary
Old-fashioned Fourth planned at Scottsdale Stadium
The Scottsdale Jaycees sponsor an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration at Scottsdale Stadium on Osborn Road and Ballpark Plaza starting at 5 PM Saturday. The program includes an antique auto show, games, bands, tug of war, refreshments, and a large fireworks display. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 14 with family packs for 3. Mayor Bud Tims and Councilman Herb Drinkwater will dunk a pitcher as part of the event.
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Scottsdale Stadium
Osborn Rd
Ballpark Plaza
Scottsdale Jaycees
Ray Gardensa
Everts
Scottsdale American Legion Post
Garden
Bud Tims
Herb Drinkwater
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Jaycee
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E. Earll Dr
Barbara Browning
Chula Vista
Betty Purkey
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Scottsdale Boys Band
Jaycee Mavericks
P.m
Dow
Jones
Goodyear
Indus
Trans
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Kennecott
Litton
Marcer
Minnesota Mining
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RCA
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G&e
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Krysler
Southern Pacific Cities
CBS
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Standard of
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Trans America
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Union Oil
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
General Electric
US Steel
Webb
Xerox
General
Elephneam
Zenith
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