Paratroopers Press Hard in Quang Tri Fight
South Vietnamese paratroopers backed by artillery and air power battled North Vietnamese forces on the fringe of Quang Tri City. The Saigon command said 163 North Vietnamese were killed with 23 heavy and 36 individual weapons seized. U.S. warplanes again fired on ally troops in the area, causing casualties.
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Quang Tri
Saigon
URS
Quang Tri City
U.S
Quang Tri-Hue
Hue
U.S. Command
Goldwater demands full airing of Newspaper Guild endorsement
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged a Senate review of The Newspaper Guild endorsement of George S. McGovern calling it a major and under reported Democratic convention story. He cited petitions by Guild members disapproving the move and urged transparency for reporters and editors across major outlets.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
George S. McGovern
Newspaper Guild
Goldwater
Charles A. Perlik Jr
Democratic Party
Perlik
Washington Post
Washington Evening Star-Daily News
The
New York Times
Wire Service
Scottsdale seeks new personnel manager after Townzen resignation
About 100 candidates seek the post of Scottsdale School personnel manager formerly held by Thomas Townzen who resigned in June. Dr. Gabriel Reuben says he is screening applicants and will recommend to the board in August. Six internal candidates are among them while Townzen will stay on as a consultant and statistician for housing and staffing.
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Scottsdale
Thomas Townzen
Gabriel Reuben
Reuben
Townzen
Ahel-Yedr
Kissinger Holds Private Paris Talks With Tho And Thuy
Henry Kissinger meets privately in Paris with North Vietnamese negotiators Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as talks resume. The White House confirms the session, noting Kissinger’s return to Washington today after the meetings.
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Paris
le Duc Tho
United States
South Vietnam
Tho
U. S
Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Hanoi
Nixon
White House
California
Obituary for Charles Korrick Valley leader 89
Charles Korrick 89 a Valley civic and business leader since 1900 died Tuesday after a stroke in River Nursing Home Phoenix He came to Arizona from Poland to help his brother run New York Store in Phoenix After his brother died in 1900 he owned the store which became Korricks Department Store He retired in 1972 when stores were sold to Broadway Hale Corp Survivors include wife Blanche son Ed Korrick daughter Louise Leibman five grandchildren Services will be Friday at Temple Beth Israel Burial Beth Israel Cemetery arrangements by A L Moore and Sons Donations may be made to City of Hope or other charity
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Phoenix
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Mountain Shadows West
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Poland
New York
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el Zaribah Temple
Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Temple Beth Israel
Blanche
Ed Korrick
Abe
Louise Leibman
Los Angeles
10Th. Ave
Beth Israel Cemetery
A.L. Moore and Sons
City of Hope
AFL-CIO Council Refuses Endorsement in Presidential Race
Washington AFL-CIO Executive Council votes 27 to 3 to stay neutral in the presidential contest, with Meany stating he will not endorse Nixon or McGovern. He cites labor material and notes unions may individually support or remain neutral while all political funds will target Senate and House races. Meany cites McGovern nomination as reason for changing stance.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Meany
George McGovern
Nixon
Richard Nixon
McGovern
Council
Afl-Cio
Senate
House
Fields Open Till Midnight At Yavapai School
Athletic fields at Yavapai School on 701 N Miller Rd will stay open from 10 p.m. to midnight two nights weekly to fit youths' work schedules. The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department tests Monday and Wednesday access under supervisor Bob Frost. Participants must provide their own equipment and area will be overseen by the Parks and Recreation Security Patrol.
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Yavapai School
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
N. Miller Rd
Bob Frost
Frost
P and Recreation Security Patrol
Voter Registrations Extended at Scottsdale Library
Voter registration continues at the Scottsdale Library through Saturday with deputy registrars available daily at noon to 2 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. On Friday registrations run noon to 2 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The deadline for September primary is Sunday and the final November general election registration is September 18.
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Scottsdale
Two Mesa Men Attacked at Scottsdale Bar
Royce L. Flanagan and Archie Mackey of Mesa reported injuries after an altercation with four men at Wild Bill Moses' bar on Scottsdale Road 12:30 AM. Both men were treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Police stopped a car nearby and arrested Joseph D. Campbell of Port Arthur Texas on public intoxication and disturbing the peace charges.
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Mesa
Scottsdale
Royce L. Flanagan
Archie Mackey
Wild Bill Moses
Scottsdale Rd
Flanagan
Mackey
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale and
Thomas Roads
Larry Campbell
Aruie Campbell
Jerry Paul Campbell
Tempe
Joseph D. Campbell
Port Arthur
Texas
Joseph Campbell
Scottsdale Youth Arrest Looms After School Incident
Scottsdale police plan to arrest a 17 year old youth on suspicion of abducting and harming a 13 year old girl at Supai School grounds. The suspect will be referred to juvenile authorities. The incident occurred as the girl played with friends near 6720 E Continental.
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Scottsdale
Supai School
Continental
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