Udall Hospitalized With Viral Pneumonia in Phoenix
Rep. Morris K. Udall is diagnosed with viral pneumonia at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix after earlier misdiagnoses of kidney stones and a gall bladder infection. Doctors expect at least 48 more hours of hospitalization as Udall improves, forcing him to miss a Washington speech and some campaign events.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Hospital
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jerome Targovnik
Bob Neuman
Neuman
Washington
Reagan signals doubt over challenging race for president
Ronald Reagan says he will not enter the presidential race if the odds seem insurmountable but is encouraged by audience and local Republican support during his latest national speaking tour.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Former Greek officers go on trial for 1967 coup in Athens
Armoured vehicles and 1,000 soldiers ringed Korydallos Prison outside Athens as George Papadopulos and 20 other former officers faced treason and insurrection charges for the April 21, 1967 coup. They could face the death penalty if convicted.
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Athens
Greece
Korydallos
George Papadopulos
Angolan Foes Clash as Expatriates Flee Southwest Territory
Angolan and European residents continued to flee as rival nationalist armies fight for control in southwest Africa. The British Consulate closed on Sunday and staff flew to London. no immediate plan to close the U.S. Consulate was announced.
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Luanda
Angola
U.S
London
Senate panel probes CIA counterfeiting allegations
A Senate subcommittee has spent months investigating claims that the CIA counterfeited U.S. money to fund Vietnam operations but has not yet substantiated or corroborated the allegations. Howard J. Feldman said the panel has not confirmed the charges.
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Washington
Senate
CIA
U.S
Vietnam
Howard J. Feldman
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Central Intelligence Agency
India cuts AP lines over censorship rulings
New Delhi reports the government disconnected AP lines to its Delhi bureau and cut the telephone after ruling three stories violated censorship guidelines. The censor H J D Penha stated action followed Friday to Monday reporting. Weather outlook: cloudy with thundershowers tonight and Tuesday, highs near 102 today and upper 90s Tuesday.
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New Delhi
Associated Press
London
H. J. D’penha
U S trade surplus grows as exports rise in June
The Commerce Department reports June exports at 8 691 65 million up 6 7 percent from May while imports fell 2 percent to 6 954 2 million leaving a 1 737 3 million surplus. Demand gains in motor vehicles wheat machinery and aircraft supported the rise.
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U.S
Ford
Commerce Department
Ford's Poland Visit Opens East European Talks
President Ford flies to Warsaw for a two day official visit meeting East European Communist leaders. He is greeted in Warsaw by Edward Gierek Henryk Jablonski and Piotr Jaroszewicz and tours the city en route to the Royal Wilanow Palace.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ford
Communist Party
Edward, Gierek
Henryk Jablonski
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Gierek
Royal
Wilanow Palace
The
Capital
Helmut Schmidt
Bonn
Rock
Scottsdale high student works shadowing Phoenix government
John Berry, former Scottsdale High School student body president, spends summer as an observer in Phoenix city government and Maricopa County courts. He accompanies police, rides with paramedics, and studies the criminal justice system from the ground up, noting inequities and calling for reform. Berry plans UA then law or business studies, saying practical government knowledge outweighs monetary gain.
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John McDonough
Scottsdale High School
John Berry
Phoenix
Berry
Tim Barrow
Scottsdale
University of Arizona
Maricopa County
South
Scottsdale Public Library resumes expanded hours and reopenings
The Scottsdale Public Library system restores seven day access with main library hours noon to 9 pm Monday to Wednesday and 9 am to 6 pm Thursday to Saturday, adds reopening of the McCormick Park north branch, while Vista del Camino keeps its schedule. The move follows spring layoffs and ongoing volunteer support, with Sunday hours planned for fall.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Hugh Cleary
Civic Center Complex
McCormick Park
Indian Bend Rd
Vista del Camino
Cleary
North Branch
Man Dies After 175 Foot Fall While Cave Search Near Payson
An 18 year old resident, David Michael Longwaker of 7313 E Lewis Ave, fell 175 feet while exploring caves with friends along a cliff north of Payson near Tonto National Bridge. He was conscious after the fall and rescued, but died before transport. He is the son of Faye Wilson, longtime KOOL-TV host.
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Tonto National Bridge
Payson
David Michael Longwaker
E. Lewis Ave
Longwaker
Faye Wilson
Bob Davies
Navajos discuss BLM land purchase near Grand Canyon
Navajo representatives meet in Phoenix to discuss buying 10 000 acres of Bureau of Land Management land on the Arizona Strip to relocate families tied to the Navajo Hopi land dispute. Opponents include BLM environmentalists ranchers and the Arizona Strip Committee.
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Phoenix
Bureau of Land Management
Congress
Arizona Strip
Grand Canyon
BLM
House Rock
Arizona
Tempe high school to use solar energy heating
Tempe Union High School District will build a new high school by 1977 that uses solar collectors for heating at an estimated initial cost of 250000, with projected payback in six to eight years from reduced fuel costs. Traditional power will supply air conditioning.
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Tempe
John C. Waters
Tempe Union
Waters
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