Manhattan Project head Lt. Gen. Groves dies at 73
Lt. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, who led the Manhattan Project to develop the atomic bomb, died Monday night at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The Albany, New York native and West Point graduate was 73. He supervised Pentagon construction before heading the project in 1942 and later authored Now It Can Be Told.
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Washington
UPI
Leslie R. Groves
Groves
Walter Reed ‘Army Medical Center
Oo Groves
United States
Pentagon
Defense Department
Picketing Planned at Arizona Juvenile Detention Home
The county Juvenile Detention Home in Phoenix will be picketed three days a week until employee grievances are addressed. James R. Bacon, business manager for Arizona Public Employes Union Local 1178, stated plans calling for picketing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Phoenix
UPI
James R. Bacon
Arizona ‘Public Employes Union Local 1178
Nixon seeks regional development push with Appalachian governors
President Nixon travels to Louisville and Cincinnati to consult 13 Appalachian state governors on expanding regional commissions nationwide. White House sources say the plan seeds a 1971 expansion with federal grants to regional bodies and a revenue sharing framework returning funds to needy states. David Eisenhower joins the trip with a Cabinet and White House team.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Louisville
Appalachian
Cincinnati
Deep South
New York
Appalachian Regional Commission
White ‘House
Proarista Sotuienens Ee
Appalachian Governors
House
Ways and Means
David Eisenhower
Washington Senators
White House
Judge orders audit of Bunting estate in Prescott
Superior Court Judge Jack L. Ogg removed administrator George A. Stegmeir 36 after an audit showed the estate valued at 19 dollars. Court ordered a full audit of assets from the original 15 000 dollar estate.
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Prescott
UPI
George A. Stegmeir
Superior Court
Jack L. Ogg
Stegmeir
Two Mesa Men arraigned on first degree burglary charges
Gero Ramon Figuerras aged 19 and Monty Leroy Tucker aged 21 were arraigned in Apache Junction on first degree burglary charges after being held on $3,000 bond each. They were arrested Monday as they attempted to pry open a rear door of Complete Auto Supply. The case also mentions a prior audit order in the Bunting estate and prior embezzlement charges against Phil Embury which were dismissed.
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Apache! Junction
UPI
Mesa
Gero Ramon Figuerras
Monty Leroy Tucker
Justice of the Peace
Norman Teason
Polka Pals to Play Free Show at Eldorado Park
The Polka Pals will perform at Eldorado Park 2311 N 76th St this Thursday as part of a free fireworks and band event. The concert runs 8 to 9 30 p.m. with a fireworks display at 8 45 shown during a brief intermission.
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Eldorado Park
N. 76Th St
Drownings rise as heat wave grips Italy
Police report 18 people drowned in seas lakes and rivers Sunday and Monday raising the total during the heat wave to 61 across Italy.
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Rome
UPI
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Greater Arizona’ ‘Savings Office
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Greater Arizona Savings
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Nealth
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