Syria seeks more aid as Arabs drift toward Soviet bloc
Middle East fighting and diplomatic shifts push Egypt to recognize East Germany. Syria asks the Kremlin for more military aid as Egypt blames U S support for Israel. Four Arab nations already recognize East Germany, while Israel claims its biggest air victory since 1967 as tensions escalate and officials warn of possible wider conflict.
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East Germany
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Kremlin
Iraq
Sudan
Yemen
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Israel
Bonn
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Willy
Brandt
Gulf of Suez
Infiltration rate slows in Vietnam war
U.S. military sources report a drop in North Vietnamese troop infiltration to the war’s low point, with a weekly casualty tally expected near 163 killed in the week ending April 26. Allied negotiators and U.S. officers see a potential lull as Hanoi units pull back to remote bivouacs.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Hanoi
Paris
Ormond Simpson
Vietnam
Hula Hoop And Frisbee Contests Named City Champs
The Stottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept. will host two sport contests to crown city champions on July 19 at Dorado Park Recreation Center 2311 N 76th St. for ages 8 to 13. Hula hoop event at 1 p.m. and frisbee at 2 p.m. Hoops and frisbees provided. No advanced registration needed.
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Stottsdale
Mediator role out in Arizona grape dispute
The Arizona Industrial Commission says it lacks jurisdiction to mediate between the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee AFL-CIO and grape growers. Chairman Bruce Thoeny says the legislature did not empower the commission to act as a conciliator or to certify strikes. Gustavo Gutierrez, Arizona UFW representative, had urged mediation and observer deployment. no violations were found after a prior meeting on alleged breaches. The UFW began picketing vineyards last month to organize workers.
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UPI
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Industrial ‘Commission
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Afl-Cio
Commission
Bruce Thoeny
Thoeny
National Labor Relations Board
Gustavo
Gutierréz
Arizona
Oe Thoeny
Burglary Reports Split Items Stolen In Scottsdale
Police report multiple burglaries in Scottsdale. Items taken include firearms from Edward Arnold home on 74th Street, a tire theft at American Oil Co. station on West Indian School Road, a purse from Mary Hopkins home on Plaza, tools from Donald Follis storeroom, and a motorcycle owned by Michael Lawler on Avalon Street. Values range from about 106 to 660 dollars.
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Edward, Arnold
74Th St
American Oil. Co
Indian School Rd
Donald T. Follis
Michael Lawler
Avalon
Fire at Big Surf Pond blazes from misapplied foam mix
Rural and Tempe Fire Departments battled a blaze at the Big Surf surfing pond under construction on Hayden Road. Officials said a styrofoam spray mixture on the concrete wall ignited due to incorrect mixing. A firefighter in a raft fought the flames from the water side. Damage amount undisclosed.
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Hayden Rd
Tempe
Pritzlaff resigns House seat after Malta ambassadorship
Arizona State Rep. John C. Pritzlaff Jr. resigns from the legislature after being confirmed by the U.S. Senate as ambassador to Malta. He submitted the resignation to Gov. Williams and House Speaker Haugh, with the governor saying no special election will be called and the Maricopa Supervisors will choose his successor from District 8-C.
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UPI
John’ C
Pritzlaff Jr
Maricopa
U.S. Senate
Malta
Pritzlaff
Jack , Williams
Joan Haugh
Pima
Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
Senate Hearing Debates Retaining Investment Credit
Senate Finance Committee heard calls to keep the investment credit as the House urged repeal. President Nixon seeks quick surtax extension to curb inflation while Democrats push tax reform. Rail and small-business groups press to preserve the credit for growth.
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Senate Democrats
William Graham Claytor Jr
Southern Railroad
Return of Winnie Ruth Judd Sought in Arizona Extradition
California authorities were asked to return Winnie Ruth Judd, known as the Trunk Murderess, to Arizona. Gov. Williams formally requested extradition from Gov. Reagan, with Sheriff Mummert to be notified. A hearing is set in Mt. Diablo, California, on the fugitive charge. Judd, 65, was taken into custody June 27 outside Oakland.
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California
Trunk
Winnie
Ruth Juddy
Arizona
Jack Williamis
Ronald Reagan
Williams
Reagan
Maricopa County
Sher
John Mummert
Mt. Diablo
Calif
Judd
Juddt
Oakland
Phoenix Planning Commission grants continuances on two area developments
The commission continued the planned area development request for 47 acres at the northwest corner of Camelback Road and 64th Street to July 30 after granting a continuance from developer and property owner. Transamerica Title Insurance Co. presented a 46-lot plan adjacent to Valley Country Club. A six month extension for George Wittman to start construction on a previously approved NA northwest corner Lincoln Drive and 36th Street development was also approved.
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Camelback Rd
64Th St
Phoenix Planning Commission
Commission
Obituary for Libby Briley Scottsdale civic leader and mother
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Libby Briley died while vacationing in San Diego at age 49 She was wife of Charles W Briley proprietor of the Pink Pony Steakhouse in Scottsdale Arizona Survivors include her husband two daughters Camille Ann Karen her mother Mabel Paxton of San Diego two sisters Eunice OConnell Honolulu Eileen Dunn Sunnyvale and a brother Charles of San Diego Services will be held Friday in Phoenix with burial at Glendale Resthaven
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Libby) Briley
San Diego
Briley
Charles W. Briley
Pink Pony Steakhouse
Scottsdale Rd
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Iowa
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Karen
Palo Verde
Mabel ‘Paxton
Eunice O'Connell
Honolulu
Eileen Dunn
Sunny Vie Calls
Charles
Ban Diego
Li Moo
Phoenix
Glendale Resthaven
Stock Market Dow Jones Ends Mixed As Industrials Slip
Final figures show the Dow Jones industrial average at 861.62 with declines in railroads and utilities while the broader market edged lower. Sales reached around 9.32 million shares, with overall activity near Tuesday levels.
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