Nixon and Brezhnev Open Summit With Peace Hopes
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev opened a weeklong summit on the South Lawn pledging to advance world peace. Nixon spoke of lifting armaments burdens while Brezhnev called the talks a reliable foundation for peaceful relations, with Geneva and Paris meetings on the horizon.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Communist Party
U.S
Geneva
United States
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Moscow
Dean claims possession of Nixon documents to back Watergate testimony
Ousted White House Counsel John W. Dean says he holds "the documents, papers" exchanged with President Nixon that will authenticate his Senate Watergate testimony. He told Mary McGrory he faced 35 to 40 Nixon contacts this year before being fired and cited immunity talks as a sign of fear of prosecution.
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Washington
UPI
White House
John W. Dean
IIT
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Mary McGrory
Washington Star-News
Senate Committee
Charles W. Colson
Colson
CBS News
Star News
John Dean
Young boy drowns in Paradise Valley pool
A 10-year-old Scotts dale Christian Academy student, Terry Alan Norton, drowned in his family pool at 5801 N Kiva Lane Paradise Valley. Found by his father about 4 30 pm rescue crews could not revive him he died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He reportedly had epilepsy and may have fallen into the pool after a seizure. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the First Southern Baptist Church of Scottsdale.
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Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Christian Academy
N. Kiva Lane
Town Marshal Office
Terry Alan Norton
Alvin
Rural Fire Department
Terry
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
First Southern Baptist Church of
Scottsdale
Osborn
Obituary: Julius V Warn 67 Scottsdale Resident
Julius V Warn 67 died Friday at Veterans Administration Hospital Phoenix services held today at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale address 6808 F Fifth St He moved from New York to Phoenix in 1944 and to Scottsdale 19 years ago A World War II veteran and DAV member also in Plattsburgh American Legion Post 20 and Plattsburgh Elks Lodge 621 Survivors include wife Julie S of Scottsdale and two siblings living out of state
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Julius V. Warn
Veterans Administration Hospital
Phoenix
Messinger Mortuary
Scottsdale
Warn
F. Fifth St
New York
Jokake Inn
Valley
Mr. Warn
Plattsburgh
N.Y
American Legion Post
Plattsburgh Elks Lodjte
Ernest R Miller services set for 62 year old executive
Funeral services for Ernest R Miller two Miller age 62 are planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Larry J Mercher Mortuary in Mesa. The Arizona native and vice president of Hermatic Refrigeration Co Phoenix died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital. He lived at 8631 EF San Miguel Scottsdale and had attended Northwestern University. He moved to Scottsdale in 1962 and belonged to Mesa Country Club and a Minnesota Masonic Lodge. Survived by Hazel two sons Joseph Hamden Conn Rex Mast Lansing Mich three daughters Sharon Alexander Sarasota Fla Carol Illies and Marilyn Miller Minneapolis and one grandchild.
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Ernest 2. Miller
Larry J. Mercher Mortuary
S. Stapley
Mesa
Miller
San Miguel
Scottsdale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hermatic Refrigeration Co
Phoenix
Washington
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Mesa Country Club
Minnesota
Hazel
Joseph
Hamden
Photographer Edward Zejda 87 dies in Scottsdale
Edward Zejda longtime Dubuque photographer died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A Cedar Rapids native, he moved to Scottsdale 11 years ago and belonged to the Dubuque Elks Lodge. Surviving daughter Mary Louise Bishop of Mesa, a sister, two grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Cremation will be private, Messinger Mortuary announced.
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Edward Zejda
N. 63Rd St
Dubuque
Iowa
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Zejda
Cedar Rapids
Scottsdale
The
Elks
Lodge
Mary Louise Bishop
Mesa
Messinger
Messinger Mortuary
Services Held For Donald L. Webster Viet Nam Vet
Donald Lee Webster 22 an apprentice tile setter with Compass Flooring of Scottsdale died Friday. He lived at 75440 S. Hdlgemont Ave and was a Coronado High School graduate who attended Scottsdale Community College. A Vietnam veteran, he is survived by his parents, a brother Bill, a sister Sharon Jo Webster all of Scottsdale and grandmother Mrs. Sarah Mansse of Arlington Heights Illinois. Memorial services were in the chapel of Messinger Mortuary on Indian School Road.
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Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
S. Indian School
Webster
Hdlgemont Ave
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Phoenix
Coronado High School
Scottsdale Community College
Donald L. Webster
Bill
Sharon Jo Webster
Sarah Mansse
Arlington Heights, Hl
Betty Lura Lee Dies on Arrival in Scottsdale
Betty Lura Lee of 7718 E Monte Vista died on arrival Friday at Scottsdale Memorial hospital. A Colorado Springs native, she moved to Scottsdale three years ago from Denver. Survived by husband Carson M and daughter Dana Capp of Torrance California, her father Herbert Reid of California, mother Nina Holsworth of Arcadia California, and one grandchild.
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Betty Lura Lee
E. Monte Vista
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Colorado Springs
Colo
Scottsdale
Denver
Carson M
Dana Capp
Torrance
Calif
Herbert Reid
Nina Holsworth
Arcadia
Death of Cave Creek Resident Gottlieb Gerber at 83
Gottlieb Gerber 83 a Cave Creek resident for 16 years died Saturday in John C Lincoln Hospital. Native of Germany he came to the U S at age 2 and worked as a contractor and carpenter in Rush City Minnesota. Survived by son Carl C Minneapolis two daughters Della Olson Seattle and Dorothy Holmstrom Minneapolis six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were today in Cave Creek Baptist Church with burial in Cave Creek Cemetery.
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Cave Creek
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Gerber
Germany
United States
Rush City
Minn
Mina
Carl C
Min
Neapolis, Minn
Della Olson
Seattle, Wash
Dorothy Holmstrom
Minneapolis
Cave Creek Baptist Church
Cave Creek Cemetery
Methodists Back Amnesty For Objectors In Vietnam War
Delegates at the United Methodist Church conference in Redlands adopt a measure calling for amnesty for those who conscientiously object to the Vietnam War. The resolution avoids addressing draft dodgers or deserters while Bishop Charles F. Golden urged social responsibility.
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Methodist Church
Southwest
University of Redlands
Charles F. Golden
Supreme Court backs FDA power to pull ineffective drugs
The Supreme Court in a 7-0 ruling affirming FDA authority under the 1962 amendments to withdraw drugs found ineffective. The decision covers pre-1962 drugs and their "me too" versions, extending regulatory reach beyond safety to require effectiveness and premarket approval. Justices Brennan and Stewart did not participate.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Douglas
Congress
County tax boost eyed for 1973 74 in county budget
County officials anticipate a 6 to 10 cent tax increase for 1973 74 despite a 16 percent rise in assessed valuation. The board of supervisors will adopt the new rate on Aug 20, with the total tax bill about 25 cents lower than last year’s bond driven hike.
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Phoenix
Charles W. Miller
Board of Supervisors
Arkansas Teen Drowns Riding Inner Tube on Salt River
The body of 18 year old Michael Douglas Thomas of Drasco Ark was recovered from the Salt River Saturday. He drowned June 10 while riding an inner tube through rapids upstream from the Salt River Canyon Bridge on U S 60. Fishermen found his body about a mile and a half below the bridge Saturday night.
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GLOBE
Michael Douglas Thomas
Drasco
Ark
Salt River
Thomas
Salt River Canyon Bridge
U.S. 60
Scottsdale Girls State delegates elected to posts at Arizona event
Five Scottsdale and surrounding area students were chosen for government roles during the 1973 Girls State at the University of Arizona. Electees include Jayne Long as senator Gayle Saunders as Superior Court judge Mary Jo Jenkins as county supervisor Debbie Uren as superintendent of public instruction Katherine O Neil named to Cholla town council. The event drew over 250 participants from Arizona high schools.
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Scottsdale
University of Arizona
Jayne Long
N. 44Th St
Arcadia High School
Gayle Saunders
N. Miller Rd
Scottsdale High School
Superior Court
Mary Jo Jenkins
Saguaro High School
Debbie Uren
E. Calle Redonda
Katherine O'Neil
E. Diamond
Coronado High School
Cholla
Arizona
American Legion Auxiliary
Sierra Club Fights Utah Plea Over Kaiparowits Plant
The Sierra Club Uinta Chapter attacks Gov Rampton for appealing an Interior decision halting the Kaiparowits coal plant near Lake Powell. They warn the project would drain Utah water and harm scenic resources while boosting California power needs. The group opposes an amendment to the Clean Air Act and cites a Supreme Court ruling on significant deterioration. Governor Rampton argues the ruling makes outside plant investment unlikely and supports rural power with tighter controls. Senator Frank Moss backs the measure in Congress.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Utah
California
Sierra Club
Calvin L. Rampton
Uinta Chapter
The
Rampton
Interior Department
Lake Powell
David Rasking
Kaiparowits
Bonneville
Utah Project
Lake Valley
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ruth Frear
Uinta
Frank E. Moss
Congress
Father welcomes quadruplets on Father's Day in Atlanta
Air Force Captain James Phillips at Cobb General Hospital celebrated Father’s Day with the surprise birth of quadruplets. Sybil Phillips delivered four babies, three girls and a boy, weighing two pounds six ounces to three pounds eleven ounces, all in good condition. Phillips, a Georgia Tech student, had been told to expect triplets before the quartet arrived.
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Atlanta
UPL
Air Force
James Phillips
Sybil
Cobb General Hospital
Phillips
Georgia Tech
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