FBI director admits to break-ins for national security
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley acknowledged that the bureau conducted break-ins for national security investigations from World War II through the 1960s. He said the number was small, declined to specify targets, and noted none overseas. Kelley defended the actions as well intentioned but said details would come before the Senate and attorney general.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Senate Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI Intelligence
Justice Department
Congress to face internal problems this week
Washington AP reports House and Senate confront intraparty tensions as Congress resumes. The House votes on a plan to abolish or expand the Select Intelligence Committee amid a deadlock over Chairman Rep. Lucien Nedzi. The Senate prepares its first vote on the disputed New Hampshire senatorial election outcome.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Select Intelligence Committee
New Hampshire
House Intelligence Committee
Lucien N. Nedzi
Dmich
Nedzi
Central Intelligence Agency
Obituary for Anna W. Johnson 82 Scottsdale resident
Anna W. Johnson, 82, of 601 N Hayden Rd Scottsdale, died Friday at Phoenix Medi Center. Retired public stenographer from the Mayflower Hotel Washington DC after 17 years. A Christian Scientist, founder and former president of Senior Citizens of Scottsdale, and member of Palo Verde Republican Women's Club. Survived by daughters Joan Wood and Miriam Jobe, sister Selma Smith, and five grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. cremation private. no visitation.
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Anna W. Johnson
Green Acres Mortuary
Johnson
N. Hayden Rd
Phoenix Medi-Center
Mayflower Hotel
Washington D.C
Christian Scientists
Scottsdale
Palo Verde
Republican Women's Club
Joan J. Wood
Miriam W. Jobe
Gardnerville
Nev
Selma Smith
Long Beach
Calif
Eva L JoDon Services Held for Eva L JoDon at Green Acres
Eva L JoDon aged 63 dies Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and is to be buried at Green Acres Memorial Gardens after a funeral at Green Acres Mortuary. Visitation is this evening from 7 to 4 p m. She lived at 3907 North 83rd Street and was a member of the Unity Church of Practical Christianity. Survived by husband Robert, sons Michael and David, brothers James E Mattox Charles Mattox and John Mattox, and sister Muriel Trimm.
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Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
The
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Robert Je
Michael
David
Scottsdale
James E. Mattox
Oakland
Calif
Charles Mattox
Annandale
John Mattox
Muriel Trimm
McFall
Memorial Services for Anna M. Larson in Scottsdale
Anna Marie Larson of Scottsdale dies with services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment in St. Francis Cemetery follows a Sunday visitation at Arcadia Funeral Home. Survived by husband Clarence J. and children Clarence J. Sr. and Raymond A. plus daughter Carol, and several siblings and five grandchildren.
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St. Francis Cemetery
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Road
Oakland civic figure Galard Slonaker dies at 70
Galard Aillwin Slonaker 70 of Oakland Memorial Hospital longtime Oakland Public Schools Administration retiree of the Oakland Grand National Roadster show. He belonged to Yerba Buena Lodge AAHMES Temple Scottsdale Hiram Club and Oakland Consistory MRS. He lived at 8202 E Meadowbrook Ave and is survived by wife Mary. Services and interment will be private. Messinger Mortuary and Chapel handling arrangements.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Slonaker
Oakland
Scottsdale
Death notice for Ralph G. Deede in Scottsdale
Ralph G. Deede 63 died at Memorial Hospital. Born in North Dakota he moved to Arizona in 1969 from San Francisco. He worked 32 years in the U.S. Government Forestry Service and belonged to the Scottsdale Elks Lodge. Survived by wife Sophie and sisters Evelyn Ritz Jamestown North Dakota and Helen Delamothe Middletown California. Visitation Tuesday 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with cremation private.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
North Dakota
Mr. Deede
Arizona
San Francisco
Calif
U.S
Scottsdale, Elks Lodge
County audit adds 1.8 million to Maricopa valuation
Maricopa County Recorder Ken Kunes says after auditing 21 of 30 000 businesses he added 1.8 million to the county's assessed value. He says untaxed business property is widespread and the crackdown will take years with new staff. A department store raised furnishings value from 300 000 to 1.3 million after challenge.
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Maricopa County
Ken Kunes
Kunes
Evie Krauch
Only malpractice policy firm may leave Arizona
Phoenix AP says Travelers Insurance is the only firm writing new malpractice policies in Arizona as costs rise. State Insurance Director Millard Humphrey warns a mass withdrawal could trigger a crisis and a special legislative session. House GOP Leader Burton Barr seeks an investigation into rate hikes up to 900 percent.
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Millard Humphrey
Travelers Insurance Co
Arizona
Humphrey
House
Burton Barr
Barr
Millard
High-speed chase injures officer in Scottsdale incident
An 18-year-old youth was arrested after a high speed chase from the Scottsdale Police Station lot to Apache Way. Officer James Musgrove suffered multiple injuries when his car collided with a telephone pole. The suspect, David Lee Butler, was later identified as driver of a 1975 Oldsmobile and cited for leaving the scene and traffic violations.
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Apache Way
David Lee Butler
Cactus Wren Rd
James Musgrove
Musgrove
Pole
Butler
Police Department
N. Civic Center
Roy Finch
Finch
West First Street
Sunshine Machine to Headline Scottsdale Library Concert
The Sunshine Machine directed by Mike Lancey will give a free 8 p m concert Tuesday at the Civic Center Amphitheater behind the Scottsdale Public Library as part of the Summer Reading Club. Four professional performers Scotty Rosenzweig Robby Sella Anita Trachtenberg and Mary Wilson sing and dance for audiences of all ages. they have entertained over 500 000 people. The youngsters in the act are Scottsdale school students aged 10 to 14.
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Sunshine Machine
Civic Center
Mike Lancey
Centerstage
Scotty Rosenzweig
Robby Sella
Anita Trachtenberg
Mary
Wilson
Scottsdale
Aqua-Eze Water Insole Promises Foot Relief
Arizona man promotes AQUA-EZE a water filled insole that fits shoes easing aching feet. Claim it molds to the foot distributing weight and reducing pressure with relief lasting six months. Priced at $2.19 a pair at Skages Drug Centers.
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Phoenix
Skages Drug Centers
FBI arrests of most wanted fugitive in Hawaii case
Richard Dean Holton, 40, once among the FBI's 10 most wanted, surrendered to police on Maui and was delivered to the FBI in Honolulu. He faces a 1973 Seattle bank robbery charge, escape from custody, and a 1974 slaying of a bartender during a Omaha holdup.
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Kennedy kin cited for reckless driving in Virginia
David Kennedy 20 son of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy faced charges of reckless driving lack of license and missing auto registration after a Saturday night stop near New Market Virginia for speeding 92 mph on Interstate 81 where the speed limit is 55 mph.
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David Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New Market
Breathalyzer accuracy studied by UA researchers
Phoenix UA researchers reported the breathalyzer can fairly determine DUI as the State Health Department funded the study amid concerns about test validity. In Yuma desert heat two men died. Jose Juan 52 Wellton collapsed near Dateland and Armando Barron 25 Mexico died near Aztec after exposure while labor crews transported him in a pickup.
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University of Arizona
State Health Department
Yuma
Here
Jose Juan
Wellton
Dateland
Yuma County
Armando Barron
Mexico
Aztec
Vietnamese refugees join large Phoenix household at 23
The Ellis Whitehead family grew from five to 23 after 18 Vietnamese refugees arrived in Phoenix last April. Whitehead and his wife Mung worry more about Mung’s father and younger sister, who remain in Vietnam after the chaotic final days in Saigon.
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Ellis Whitehead
Whitehead
Mung
Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Crowding Ties To Prison Shooting And Stabbing
Corrections officials say overcrowding near double capacity contributed to a recent shooting and stabbing at the Arizona State Prison in Florence. Robert D. Peifer 19 of Phoenix serving 18 to 24 years for robbery forgery and burglary was hit with a baseball bat and stabbed multiple times on a prison athletic field. He remains in satisfactory condition at Maricopa County Hospital in Phoenix alongside Lawrence Fassler 33 a convicted dope smuggler and murderer who was shot five times on July 7 in a prison dining hall.
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Arizona State Prison
Robert D. Peifer
Phoenix
Maricopa County Hospital
Lawrence Fassler
Rising wife beatings linked to unemployment in Phoenix
Salvation Army caseworker Pam Fraser says family service center saw wife beating cases surge this year from about five per month to roughly 25 per month as unemployed middle class men vent frustrations at home.
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Phoenix
Salvation Army
Pam Fraser
Family Service Center
Gold buyers offer low for refugee gold in Phoenix
Phoenix dealer Jack Grossman of Nu-Way Investment Corp says Vietnamese refugees and American converts who sold gold in the last days of South Vietnam are losing money. He estimates many packets marked as 99.9 per cent pure are about 98 per cent and priced around $500, with offers between $180 and $200 due to inflation and impurity.
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South Vietnam
Jack Grossman
Grossman
Nu-Way Investment Corp
Fire damages six autos at Max of Switzerland dealer
A Sunday grass fire east of the Max of Switzerland auto agency at 6913 E. McDowell Rd spread to the rear lot. Officials estimate 25 000 dollars in damage to six autos and spare parts. four cars undergoing repair and several stored parts were destroyed. No injuries or building damage reported.
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