Quang Tri Holdout Braced by Communists in Citadel
Allied officers report about 1000 North Vietnamese troops barricaded inside Quang Tri city citadel with orders to fight to death as Saigon troops press to recapture the northern province capital. U S forces conducted air and naval strikes around the battlefield while reports note heavy bomb damage and multiple targets hit in the wider Haiphong Cam Pha area.
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UPI
la Vang
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Saigon
Arthur Higbee
Laos
Quang, Tri City
Saigon Marines
Bipartisan group forms to explain recall of Arizona governor
A statewide bipartisan committee has organized to inform Arizona voters about the recall attempt against Governor Jack Williams. Phoenix attorney John A. (Jack) Murphy and Peter E. Schoon join as organizers for the FAIR Committee to acquaint residents with the background and facts of the effort.
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Arizona
Jack Williams
John A
Jack) Murphy
Phoenix
Democratic Party
Peter E. Schoon
Maricopa County
Five Hurt in Scottsdale Traffic Incidents
Five persons suffered minor injuries in two Scottsdale crashes Friday night. A two car collision at 64th Street and Thomas Road involved Carla Pitlock 25 and Shyri L. Githens 25 with her sons Robert 5 and Scotty 2. Pitlock cited for failing to yield after left turn on a yellow light. John T. Parish 18 and John David Sciata 29 were injured when Parishs motorcycle struck Sciatas car and hit a rail fence. Parish cited for passing in an unsafe manner. Both groups treated and released at Scote Memorial Hospital.
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Scottsdale
Scote Memorial Hospital
64Th Street
Thomas Road
Carla Pitlock
Second St
Shyri L. Githens
Mesa
Robert
Scotty
Sadat settles Libya conflict in Cairo diplomacy
Beirut UPI reports Egyptian President Anwar Sadat flew to Libya and brokered a settlement between Premier Muammar Khadafy and other government leaders. Earlier rumors claimed Khadafy’s overthrow and replacement by Maj Abdel Salam Jalloud.
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Beirut
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
An Nahar
Khadafy
Abdel Salam Jalloud
Obituary for Bessie Maxwell Widow of Cartoonist George Maxwell
Mrs. Bessie C. Maxwell died Thursday at Doctors Hospital in Phoenix at age 100. Born in Delaware she lived in Arizona since moving to 20 years ago at 1020 North Granite Reef Road. She is survived by daughters Ruth Robson and Marian F. Rowe and three grandchildren. Cremation will be at Messinger Mortuary.
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Bessie C. Maxwell
George T. Maxwell
Doctors Hospital
Phoenix
Delaware
Maxwell
Granite Reef Rd
Arizona
The
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Ruth Robson
Scottsdale
Marian F. Rowe
Wilmington
Del
Messinger Mortuary
Obituary notices for John H. Schuster and Ella L Brown
John H. Schuster 92 died Thursday at Crestview Convalescent Lodge. He came from New Jersey three years ago, born in New York City, survived by daughter Blanche Myers of Scottsdale. services and burial planned in Union City, New Jersey. Ella L Brown 42 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, born in Wisconsin, moved from Benson Minnesota in 1960. survived by husband Lloyd and four daughters. services set for Green Acres Memorial Gardens with multiple visitation times.
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John H. Schuster
Crestview Convalescent Lodge
Mr. Schuster
N. Miller Rd
New Jersey
New York City
Ella IL. Brown
Abiding Savior Lutheran Church
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kathleen
Deborah Brown
Scottsdale
Irvin Halverson
el Paso
Texas
Lucille Collins
Orcress
Minn
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Green Acres
Chinese Premier Meets Visiting Chinese American Scholars
Premier Chou En-lai received a group of Chinese American scholars and scientists in Peking. The delegation, described by NCNA as visiting experts, ongoing exchanges with China were highlighted.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Chou En-lai
Peking
New China News Agency
NCNA
Nixon signs 1.2 billion for DC Metro expansion
President Nixon signed a federal guarantee of 1.2 billion in bonds to finance the long delayed Washington DC rapid transit system. The bill raised DC Metro funding from 216.5 million to 269.7 million as Congress pledges to curb construction slowdowns. September is National Voter Registration Month to engage 18 to 21 year olds in November elections. Thomas B. Curtis, former Rep., was named to the Public Broadcasting Corp. board. H. Carl Moultrie was named associate judge of the DC Superior Court.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
Washington, D.C
White House
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Metro
Thomas B. Curtis
St. Louis
Public Broadcasting Corp., Board of Directors
John ‘Jock’ Whitney
H. Carl Moultrie
District of Columbia Superior Court
Tonalea student wins city Frisbee championship title
Tonalea Elementary School pupil Tom Felke won the boys division after two overtimes at Goronado High School. He defeated Jay Prechel of Hohokam School, with Prechel as runner-up. Kathy Thompson of Tonalea won the girls division. Kim Smith of Eldorado Recreation Center was second. Linda McCoy won the girls hula-hoop title. Cathy Thompson was alternate winner. Ray Whitney won the boys hula hoop. David Johnson was runner-up.
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Tom Felke
Tonalea Elementary School
Felke
Jay Prechel
Hohokam School
Goronado High School
Prechel
Kathy Thompson
Tonalea School
Linda , McCoy
E. Oak
Cathy Thompson
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Doc” Wright
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Indian School Rd
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Wisconsin
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Benson, Minn
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Eldorado Recreation Center
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