Louis Armstrong Dies at 71 in New York
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo and a global ambassador of jazz died at his Queens home two days after his 71st birthday. He had been ill since March with kidney trouble and heart complications, endured hospital treatment, and planned a public service amid a large turnout.
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New York
UPI
Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
America
Armstrong
Kidney Foundation
Beth Israel Medical Center
Corona
Queens
Bill Doll Associates
Louie
Beth Israel Hospital
Nixon
Perdido Street
New Orleans
Louis
Duke Ellington
Bing Crosby
Kid Ory
Joe ‘“King
Oliver
Storyville
Design Review Board weighs 162 unit complex and other building projects
The Design Review Board will review a 162 unit apartment project at Indian School and Granite Reef Roads at 4 p.m. Also on the agenda are plans for Scottsdale Towers addition, offices at Winfield Scott Plaza and Main and Hinton, a Gold Buckle Western Wear building, a Sizzler at Scottsdale Road, a 46 unit apartment at 71st Street Oak Street, Hollis Henry Construction Co. building at Shea and Scottsdale, and a shoe store. The Site Plan Committee meets at 3 p.m. to consider the same projects excluding the service station, plus an 80 unit condominium at 76th Street and a commercial building at Shea and N 70th Street.
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Indian School
Granite Reef Roads
Medallion Builders
Scottsdale Towers
Winfield Scott Plaza
Main and Hinton
Gold Buckle Western Wear
Mercer Lane
Scottsdale Road
McKellips
Hayden Roads
Scottsdale Rd
71St Street
Oak Street
Hollis Henry Construction Co
Shea Blvd
76Th Street
Shea Boulevard
N. 70Th Street
Funds released for civil works by Nixon administration
The Nixon administration releases 66.92 million dollars for civil works and reclamation projects held in Budgetary reserve. Included are Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation funds for projects across California and Arizona including lake, creek, harbor, riverfront and levee construction and planning.
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UPI
Nixon Administration
Congress
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Engineers
California
Buchanan Lake
Chester Feather River
Cucamoga Creek
Hidden Lake
San Joaquin River
San Diego Harbor
Santa Paula Creek
Tahquitz Creek
Arizona
Colorado
Obituary for Edith Freeman of Scottsdale
Edith Freeman 82 native of Sterling Tl died Sunday at St. Luke s Hospital Phoenix after 30 years in the Valley She lived at 2422 N 72nd Pt and moved here from Spokane Survivors include daughter Mrs Jack Bushmell of Scottsdale four grandchildren two great grandchildren and sister Mrs Elsie Gephart of Chandler Funeral services 9 a.m. Wednesday at Camelback Sunset Chapel Entombment Memory Lawn Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. today
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Edith Freeman
Sterling, Tl
Valley
St. Luke’s Hospital
Phoenix
Freeman
72Nd
Spokane
Wash
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Jack Bushmell
Scottsdale
Elsie Gephart
Chandler
Camelback Sunset Chapel
Camelback Rd
Memory Lawn
Missing television star dog Muffin sought after dognapping
Camelback Mountain home of Mrs. Bob Y. Burns reports the disappearance of Muffin a 2 1 2 year old English sheep dog with blue eyes raised by Cindy Burns 17. Muffin has appeared in Kodak commercials with Dick Van Dyke and is missing since Sunday night. Neighbors and viewers are asked to provide any information.
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Camelback Mountain
Bob Y. Burns
Cindy
Arroyo. Rd
Muffin
Tires Stolen From Kennedy Shell Service
Six tires valued at 361 dollars were taken from Kennedy Shell Service at 4018 N Scottsdale Rd between 9 a.m. Sunday and 9 a.m. Monday. Thieves removed the tires from a rack in the drive in area while the station appeared to be open.
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Kennedy Shell Service
Scottsdale Rd
Statuesolemn Heist Near Howard Olsen Residence
A painted cast iron statue holding a lantern was stolen from in front of the Howard Olsen residence at 3337 N 62nd St sometime between 10 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday. The statue valued at 101 dollars is described as very heavy and was taken by an unauthorized rider on a Sunday or Monday.
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Howard Olsen
N. 62Nd St
Holiday Fourth weekend claims 636 auto deaths
United Press International reports 636 people killed in auto accidents and 190 drownings during the July Fourth holiday weekend. A National Safety Council spokesman called it a bad weekend.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Nixon urges constructive settlement in steel contract talks
President Nixon pressed labor and management negotiators in Washington to reach a constructive settlement that would not worsen the steel industry's weak world market position. George P. Shultz said Nixon appealed to economic patriotism and self interests during a Cabinet Room meeting with LW Abell and Heath Larry, as talks resume in Washington. The president warned that large wage or price boosts could cut profits and jobs, and stressed the need for a settlement serving both national and company interests.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
George P. Shultz
Abell
United Steelworkers Union
Heath Larry
U.S. Steel
Shultz
Israelis Fire On Jets Near Suez as Ceasefire Breach Accuses
Israeli troops along the Suez Canal opened fire on two Soviet-built Egyptian Sukhoi 7 jet fighters amid a ceasefire dispute. No aircraft were hit. In Tel Aviv Minister Moshe Kol said the United States should expect no further Israeli concessions, urging Cairo to offer flexibility. New American diplomats met Egyptian officials for a brief two minute talks as the stalemate continued.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Moshe Kol
United States
Israel
U.S
Cairo
Kol
Washington
Middle East
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