Connally to lead 15 nation trade tour from Florida
Treasury Secretary Connally will depart Key Biscayne on a three and a half week tour to about 15 nations in Latin America Asia the Middle East and Europe. He will discuss Nixon administration trade and monetary policy and may not meet North Vietnamese officials. Connally will first visit Venezuela Colombia Brazil Argentina Bolivia and Peru before continuing to other regions. He plans to brief on Moscow and Beijing summits and return around July 1.
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UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Connally
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Mrs. Connally
Key Biscayne
Latin America
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
Bolivia
Peru
South Asia
Middle East
Europe
Moscow
Peking
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Senate
Viets gain ground in battle for Kontum
Government forces pushed into Kontum retaking Phuong Nghai Church complex and clearing pockets as fighting continued. U S aircraft sorties over North and South Vietnam, with reports of a Phantom crash near Phu My and Hanoi area shootdown claims. Casualties listed include 11 government dead and 31 wounded with Communist losses of about 205 killed and five captured.
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Saigon
Kortur
Lidays R Kontum
Prosinene
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
da Nang
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi-China
U. S
Kontum
Thieves take $1900 in valuables from Scottsdale home
Benjamin Duncan of 6813 E. Loma Land reported to Scottsdale police that a rear bathroom window was forced open Sunday night and $1900 in valuables were stolen. Stolen items included a $1000 coin and paper money collection, an $800 oil painting, a $50 second painting, a $30 wall plaque, a $25 fishing pole, a $24 knife, a $10 serving tray, and a $30 tape recorder.
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Benjamin Duncan
E. Loma Land
Scottsdale
Woman Strikes Power Pole in Scottsdale, Cited for Control
A Scottsdale woman, Charlotte Shirley Grenzebach, 37, was treated and released after her car left 68th Street near Osborn Road and struck an APS power pole. Police cited her for failure to control the vehicle.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial
68Th Street
Osborn Road
Charlotte Shirley Grenzebach
E. Edgemont
Laird claims Soviet arms lead along with new U.S. crash programs
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told a Senate committee that the Soviet Union had far outstripped the United States in nuclear weapons and momentum in offense. He said SALT would cut defense outlays by ending 10 planned Safeguard ABM installations while the administration pursues rapid submarine and bomber programs for the 1980s.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Soviet Union
United States
Laird
Senate Appropriations
Laird defends SALT pact while urging new weapons programs
Defense Secretary Laird argues the Soviet lead in total arms underlines need to push new U S programs amid the five year offensive cap. He cites 1 5 billion planned for Trident submarines and the B1 bomber and notes no SALT reductions for these projects. A Safeguard site at Grand Forks NC proceeds with 90 percent of work. Senator Proxmire accuses Pentagon backers of spending gains from the Nixon summit on arms control.
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Laird
United States
Grand Forks
N.C
Washington, D.C
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Pentagon
Nixon
Mrs Joan B Hay Den Elected Arizona Dental Hygienists Chief
Mrs Joan B Hayden of 8307 East Sage Drive was named president of the Arizona State Dental Hygienists Association for 1972 73. The group represents more than 200 licensed hygienists in the state and Hayden serves as clinical director of Arizona's only Dental Hygiene School at Phoenix College.
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Joan B. Hayden
E. Sage
Arizona State Dental Hygienists Association
Hayden
Arizona
Phoenix College
Chavez ends 24 day hunger strike in Arizona
Cesar Chavez, hospitalized for dehydration and health concerns, ends his 24 day fast protesting Arizona farm labor laws. At a mass in Phoenix he speaks of sacrifice and justice while urging support for farm workers and their families. Joseph Kennedy III attends the mass.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Cesar Chavez
Arizona Farm Workers
Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Joseph Kennedy III
Robert F. Kennedy
Waldheim Calls Global Cooperation at U.N. Environment Conference
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim urged world governments to unite for an unprecedented cooperative effort to prevent a global environmental disaster. He framed the 11 day U.N. environment conference as a turning point and stressed global solutions through international cooperation. The conference opened amid a Soviet boycott, with Romania and Yugoslavia attending while Russia did not.
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Stockholm
UPI
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Waldheim
Organization of
Olof Palme
Soviet Union
Romania
Yugoslavia
Russia
Magistrate Hears Hahneman Hijacking Case Details
Frederick W. Hahneman, a naturalized U S citizen born to a Honduran mother and American father, faces air piracy and kidnapping charges for hijacking an Eastern Air Lines jet on May 5 and parachuting into Honduras with 303000 in ransom. He surrendered at the U S Embassy in Tegucigalpa and was flown to Miami with FBI agents. He is held without bond at Dade County jail as the hunt for the money continues. Eastern Air Lines plans a 25000 reward to a tipster aiding the case.
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Miami
UPI
Frederick W. Hahneman
Eastern Air Lines
Honduras
U.S
Hahneman
U. S
Tegucigalpa
Howard
Abba Eban pledges cease-fire stay on Arab-Israeli war
On the fifth anniversary of the Arab-Israeli war Israel's Foreign Minister Abba Eban pledged the cease-fire lines will hold until a freely negotiated peace is reached. Arab leaders signaled willingness to fight for regain of territory, with Sadek and Khadafy urging renewed conflict and Jordan's Salah warning of ongoing occupation.
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United Press International
Israel Today
Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
Eban
Egypt
Mohammed Ahmed Sadek
Israel
Sadek
Muammar Khadafy
Amman
Abdullah Salah
Obituary of Alden W. Jones Distinguished BIA Employee
Alden W. Jones 68 died Saturday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Services were held at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. A native of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania he worked 29 years for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and held the Interior Department Distinguished Service Award. He studied civil engineering at Princeton and Columbia and moved to Arizona in 1931 where he surveyed roads on the Papago Reservation and became a Papago authority. Jones led the Ventana Cave excavation for the University of Arizona founded the Papago Museum and did extensive anthropological work. He is survived by his wife Ruth.
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Jones
E. Meadowbrook
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wilkes- Barre
U.S. Department of the Interior
Papago Indian Reservation
Jones
Ventana
University of Arizona
Papago Museum
Ruth
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