Nixon names new Vietnam negotiator Bruce to take post
President Nixon announced David K. E. Bruce, a veteran diplomat, as the new chief negotiator for Vietnam talks. He pledged to withdraw almost all American ground troops within a year if Hanoi agrees, while warning of prolonged bloodshed and possible air strikes if negotiations fail. Bruce will meet the President on July 4 and start in Paris by August 1, as Nixon argues a broad policy aims to exit virtually all U.S. combat forces by next spring.
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San Clemente
UPI
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Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Middle East
Howard R. Smith
ABC
John Chancellor
NBC
Eric Sevareid
CBS
Great Britain
White House
Paris
United States
Doves demand equal time after Nixon talks
Doves press for equal television access to respond to Nixon remarks while warning that current war policies threaten Paris talks. Senator McGovern blasts Nixon for unrealistic aims, while Muskie supports Bruce’s Paris delegation and warns of long troop presence if no settlement. Aiken cautions about Bruce’s uphill task with troops in place.
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George McGovern
D-S
Stalingrad
Disneyland
Nixon
Paris
George Aiken
Aiken
Senate
D-S.c
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Ore
Southeast Asia
McGovern
Meet champion gong-bonger in San Francisco
Peter E Pavlukevich Jr a 32 year old five year veteran of cable car line service won the belting championship at Union Square. He was chosen for rhythm originality melody and presence. His mother noted he played a rhythm not a tune on the one note bell as the antique car faced a horror. Frieda Klussman judged and Pavlukevich works on the Powell and Hyde Street Line.
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San Francisco
UPI
Peter E. Pavlukevich Jr
Pavlukevich
Union Square
Federal grand jury to decide Rainey bank larceny case
A Scottsdale man, Jack Wesley Rainey, 48, faces possible indictment in a Tempe bank incident on May 14. Rainey was arrested June 11 by FBI agents after he allegedly attempted to access a safety deposit box tied to Keith A. Simpson of Los Angeles. Simpson was robbed and shot in the Valley National Bank lot on May 13. Rainey waived a preliminary hearing June 12 and was released on $10,000 bond.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Jack Wesley Rainey
E. le Reata
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
Simpson
Thailand Warns of Possible Military Action in Cambodia
Bangkok signals may send troops or aircraft into Cambodia if security demands. SEATO partners, including the United States and South Vietnam, praise recent intervention while emphasising no broad regional pullout.
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Manila
UPI
Thailand
Thanat Khoman
Southeast “Asia -Treaty”Organization
SEATO
Cambodia
Tran van, Lam
United States
Indochina
Thanat
Council
South Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
SEC extends stock surcharge despite expiration date
The Securities and Exchange Commission authorized brokers to keep a $15 per order surcharge beyond the next Monday expiration. A July 13 hearing will decide further extensions while the fee remains in effect. The average surcharge is about $10, with brokers collecting $16.2 million in May from small order specialists.
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Washington
UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Stock Exchange
Robert W
Haack
Asks hospital gets jail cell for Scottsdale youth
A 19 year old Scottsdale youth was arrested at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital on Wednesday and charged with drunk and disorderly conduct after being taken there from Eldorado Park by ambulance. Police said Anaily 1829 N 80th Fl was found lying on the Eldorado Park swimming pool clubhouse floor at 6 40 pm. Witnesses told police the youth was calling for someone to get him an ambulance.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Eldorado Park
Bulance
Anaily
Board weighs one year teaching certificates proposal
Phoenix United Press International reports the Arizona state board of education studied a plan to issue teaching certificates for one year and renew for five subsequent years. Dr Weldon P Shefstall, state Superintendent, proposed tying renewals to classroom performance, shifting from the current system based on college preparation.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Education
Weldon
P—Shefstall
Shofstall
Phoenix Cigarette Firms Challenge State Taxes
Two Phoenix cigarette firms Watkins Cigarette Service and Pence Vending Co sue Superior Court to strike down Arizona sales and luxury taxes as unconstitutional. They claim a 10 cent per package luxury tax and 3 percent sales tax on total sales amount to double taxation and demand tax only on gross proceeds. They allege $37,000 in illegal taxes collected and argue the tax system forces them to be tax collectors.
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Phoenix
UPI
Watkins Cigarette, Service and
Pence Vending Co
Scottsdale youth burned in gasoline blast at home
Joseph Sharkozy a 15 year old Scottsdale youth was in serious condition at Maricopa County General Hospital burn unit after an explosion in a storeroom. Officials say gasoline fumes reached a water heater causing a blast that severely burned his arms legs shoulders and face while he cleaned tools.
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Joseph Sharkozy
Scottsdale
Maricopa
County General Hospital
Sharkozy
Windsor
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