Paratroopers abandon Ripcord base under heavy fire
UPI reports U S paratroopers withdrew from Ripcord base near Hue after days of Communist artillery and ground attacks. Twenty four hours of combat left 66 Americans dead in Indochina last week, with 59 killed and 345 wounded since the camp’s April setup.
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Viet Cong urges coalition backing in Paris talks
In Paris Viet Cong officials urged U S backing for a coalition government in Saigon saying Washington must withdraw support for the Thieu regime. The move aims to unlock deadlocked talks that began January 19 1969 with Viet Cong negotiators prioritizing U S involvement.
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Burglars Loot Holiday Oldsmobile Service Dept
Police investigate a burglary at Holiday Oldsmobile on South Old Scotts dale Road where 73 sets of car keys were taken and a new car stolen and abandoned. Suspects reportedly smashed a southwest service department window and ransacked offices. details on other stolen items remain unclear.
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Missing 1970 Oldsmobile Found Abandoned on North Street
A 1970 Oldsmobile reported missing from a lot early Wednesday was later found abandoned at 115 N. Brown. Police said a stolen key tag was found in the front seat, and that the key started the car though it was not attached.
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Rail line trustees named for Penn Central reorganization
US District Court Judge John P. Fullam named four trustees to operate Penn Central and set a meeting to discuss solvency. Trustees include W. Williard Wirtz Jervis Langdon George P. Baker and Richard D. Bond. He ordered hearings with nine banks accused of refusing to honor Penn Central checks.
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Market base-building signals seen by Wall Street firms
Wall Street reports a shift from selling weaker stocks to investing in blue chip shares. Harris, Upham & Co notes a base-building phase and a potential buying panic if May 26 lows are seen as the year’s bottom. Bruns, Nordeman & Co predicts Dow near 740 on good news absence before a dip. Hornblower & Weeks-Hemphill foresees 1970s growth and youth focus benefiting the soft drink sector.
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Nixons Plan California Home After White House
First Lady Pat Nixon said after leaving the White House she and President Nixon will make their permanent home in California. She declined to specify San Clemente and spoke during a visit by Irish school teachers. Mrs Nixon noted her grandfather Patrick Ryan came from Mayo County Ireland.
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Obituary Mrs Clorinda Yelsits Of Phoenix
Mrs Clorinda Yelsits 49 died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital. Born in Brooklyn she moved to Arizona in 1947 from Baldwin Harbor New York. Survived by husband Eugene two daughters Linda Jeanne of Scottsdale stepfather Joseph Ferraro of Laurelton New York brother Sabino Ferraro Phoenix a brother and two sisters out of state. Rosary 7 30 p m Messinger Mortuary Funeral Mass 10 a m tomorrow Our Lady of Perpetual Help church burial St Francis Cemetery.
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Audrey McCandless Dies in Scottsdale at 52
Audrey McCandless 52 died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after living in Scottsdale two years where she worked as a waitress. Born in Gibbon Nebraska she came from Seattle and is survived by her husband Claude. children Glen Nutter and Shirley Hebard. father Ray Bailey of Napa California. two brothers and a sister out of state. and three grandchildren. Services and burial will be in Seattle with Green Acres Mortuary arranging.
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William Balmes 83 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
William F Balmes age 83 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving from Detroit in 1968. He was a longtime stockbroker with Hentz Co New York and a member of St Vincent de Paul at St Daniel's Catholic Church and Holy Name Society. He is survived by his wife Corana two daughters Rosemary Defer Marilyn Moderacke Janet Perkins two sons William Jr Donald a sister and many grandchildren. Rosary tonight at Green Acres Mortuary with Mass Friday at the church and interment at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Patty Duke Seeks Divorce From Michael Tell
Actress Patty Duke has asked her attorney to file for dissolution of her three week marriage to rock promoter Michael Tell. Duke, 24, wed Tell June 24 in Las Vegas and cites the separation as a divorce action. Her prior four year marriage to Harry Falk ended in March.
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Egypt open to peace talks but war continues in Middle East
Egypt signals readiness to discuss a negotiated peace under conditions as Israel bombs Suez Canal defenses for the 68th day and strikes guerrilla bases in Jordan. Abba Eban cites differences with U S proposals while Rogers outlines a three month cease fire amid uncertain outlook.
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Tear gas siege shocks the House of Commons
A man threw two bombs into the British House of Commons shouting Belfast remarks. Smoke filled the chamber as the bombs scorched carpet. the speaker and several MPs were assisted from the floor while guards restrained an unidentifed man. This marked the first bombing of Parliament.
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Dances and Hobby Show Planned by Scottsdale Parks
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Dept schedules two upcoming weekends of events at Eldorado Center. A teen dance Friday 8 to 11 p.m. features two bands with $1 admission. a senior dance Saturday 7 to 10 p.m. costs 50 cents. A July 31 hobby and talent show invites displays from 8 a.m. to noon with judging 2 p.m. Prizes ribbons and trophies will be awarded. Information line 947-2612.
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