Vietnam Negotiator Sees More U.S. Troop Withdrawals
South Vietnam negotiator Pham Dang Lam told the talks in Paris that many more American troops could be withdrawn if the Communist side shows goodwill for peace at the negotiating table and on the battlefield. U.S. negotiator Lawrence E. Walsh and Lam dismissed the Viet Cong’s revolutionary government as insignificant. Lam cited potential troop shifts following the Midway meeting between Nguyen Van Thieu and Richard Nixon, noting 25,000 combat troops would be replaced by South Vietnamese by August end.
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Paris
API
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
U.S
Lawrence E. Walsh
Walsh
Conceet Prinace
Communist Bloc
Nguyen
van Thieu
Nixon
French Communist call urges election boycott
The French Communist Party urged supporters to boycott Sunday's presidential vote to prevent a Pompidou victory. Polls show about 33 percent abstention among voters, with interior ministry estimates near 36 percent. Pompidou leads Poher by about 55 to 45 but would still win with a low turnout. Poher camp toured Brest Amiens and Paris Palais des Sports amid campaigning.
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Paris
UPI
Communist
Tunoft
Charles de’Gaulle
Communist” Party
Georges . Pompidou
Alain Poher
France-Soir
Paris- Presse
Poher
Brest
Amiens
Paris Palais
Pompidou
France
Astrological Forecast for June 13 1969
Friday the 13th warns influential people may be harassed and unhelpful. Aries to Pisces receive guidance on timing, caution with investments, wardrobe, and relationships, urging calm and measured action to gain support and avoid conflict.
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FBI
Aries
Gemini
Ion
Alee
Leo
APS files appeal over high Arizona property valuation
Arizona Public Service Co filed a Wednesday appeal with the state Board of Property Tax Appeals contesting a 385 million dollar assessed valuation by the Department of Property Valuation. President William P. Reilly said taxes on the valuation are a business cost passed to customers. APS also argued some property was taxed in both Arizona and New Mexico.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona ‘Public’ Service Co
State Board of Property Tax Appeals
State Department ‘of
William P. Reilly
APS
Arizona
New Mexico
Midwest Tornadoes and Storms Hit the Plains
Severe weather swept the Midwest with tornadoes near Andale Kansas Enid Oklahoma Des Moines Iowa and Marengo Iowa hail up to baseballs in northern Oklahoma and golf balls in Missouri wind gusts felled trees and caused flooding in Kansas and Missouri frigid Canadian air followed bringing temperatures down to 33 degrees and fresh snowfall across parts of the region.
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United Press
Midwest
Andale
Kan
Enid
Okla
Des
Moines
Marengo
Towa
Oklahoma
Grant City
Smithville
Missouri
Wardsville
Marshalltown
Town
Amazonia
de Soto
Irian
Freeport
Herington
Bancroft
Topeka
Kansas
Colorado
Valuation Fight Over Douglas Ranch Per Acre Stalls
The Arizona Board of Property Tax Appeals refused to rerange the Douglas Ranch valuation near Wickenburg, keeping it at $3 per acre. Maricopa County Assessor Kenneth Kunes had tried to raise it to $7, prompting protests due after April 16. Salt River Project and Arizona Public Service are set for hearings in June with farmowners scheduled to appear.
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Phoenix
UPI
state ‘Board_of Property
Wetealiy PY
Douglas Ranch
Wickenberg
Maricopa County
Kenneth, Kunes
Appeals Board
Kunes
Arizona Public Service Co
Maricopa’ County
Daly
John L. Lewis dies at 89. titan of UMW and CIO
John L. Lewis, longtime leader of the United Mine Workers of America and first president of the CIO, dies at 89 after an acute illness. He steered labor power through coal’s dominance and later into gas and oil transitions, waging battles with presidents and industrialists. He lived in Alexandria VA and left a legacy including the UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund and a storied career rooted in Welsh mining heritage.
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Washington
UPI
John le Lewis
Appalachia
John L. Lewis
Lewis
The
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
Ead
Mine Workers
Alexandria
UMW Welfare and Retirement
Harry S Truman
Doctors Hospital
Marcel Foret
Baltimore
R.O. Lewis
Fort Myers
Fla
Edith Collins
Kansas City
Myrta
Edith. Bell
Lucas
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Pay TV Push Clears 80 U.S. Cities
The FCC order allows creation of pay television channels in about 80 large cities in the United States. Theater owners challenge the rule, arguing pay TV hurts the poor and cuts into free viewing, while FCC and device makers defend it as adding options. The agency will not accept applications until technical standards are issued, expected soon.
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Washington
UPD
Federal Communications Commission
LCC
FCC
Congress
House Commerce Committee
National Association
U.S. ‘Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Ti Eevin
Seven Scottsdale Libraries Open for Pupils This Summer
Seven elementary libraries in Scottsdale will open for pupils during June and July. Hohokam runs June 2 to July 31 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 to 11 30 a m Ingleside June 9 to July 11 daily 8 to 11 30 a m Kaibab June 16 through July 31 Mondays and Thursdays 9 30 to 11 30 a m Navajo June 9 through July 11 daily 8 30 to 11 30 a m Paiute June 6 through August 5 on Tuesdays and Fridays 9 30 a m to noon
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Scottsdale
Birch Society Talk Plans In Phoenix Mesa Teaches State Union 1969
Reed Benson national director of public relations for the John Birch Society will speak on The State of the Union 1969 at the Westward Ho Hotel Phoenix Friday 8 p.m. and at Westwood High School Mesa Saturday 8 p.m. Benson eldest son of Ezra Taft Benson former secretary of agriculture and JBS PR director since 1967. Arizona chapters sponsor the programs with dates listed for Tonalea and Yavapai regions and session times in June through July.
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Reed _ Benson
John Birch Society
Westward: Ho
Phoenix
Westwood High School
Mesa
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
JBS
Arizona
Fire Damages TV Set Belonging to Jack Whidden
Firemen blame an electrical short for a blaze that destroyed a television set owned by Jack Whidden at 8739 Cypress about noon Wednesday. Estimated loss $400. Fire crews also tackled grass and brush fires on Hayden and McDowell Rds, 2624 N 80th Pl, 56th St and Doubletree Rd, and Lincoln and Gist St.
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Jack Whidden
Cypress
Hayden
McDowell Rds
N. 80Th Pl
56Th St
Doubletree Rd
Lincoln and
Gist St
Planeta Leaves Post To Head Insurance Company
Planeta of 5444 E Pinchot resigns as assistant principal after 19 years in the district to become president of International Bankers Life Insurance Co. He taught three years at Scottsdale Elementary, four at Scottsdale High, and served 10 years as assistant principal. He ends 49 years of service this May. He holds a bachelor and master degree from Arizona State University and has three children: Debra 14 Lori 11 and Eric 8.
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Ray
Planeta
E. Pinchot
International Bankers: Life ‘Insurance Co
Scottsdale
Plariéta
Arizona State University
Debra
Lori
Eric
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Earl Dr
Thomas Rd
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Mme
Nguyen Thi. Binh
Ministry of Interior
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Scorpio
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Aquarius
Aiida
Birch Society
Tonalea
Yavapai
Short
Ray“Peaneta
Burl
Burl the
Pioneer Barber Shop
Rontier Town
Scotisdale and
Thomas Roads
Las Vegas
Colors Unlimited
Scottsdale, Rd
Thomas
Shea
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale’s
Old Scottsdale Rd
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