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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1972

Page

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Worldwide pilot walkout disrupts international air travel

United States flights mostly on schedule while Eastern and Northeast suspend many services. IFALPA and the UN discuss hijacking actions as pilots from multiple countries join the action. Southern Airlines ends an eight hour halt affecting about 6000 workers and 75 000 passengers at Eastern Airports report cancellations.

United States United Nations Security Council Angeles International Kennedy International New York Southern Airlines Southern Eastern Northeast Airlines England Mexico Switzerland France Copan West Germany Italy Czechoslovakia Ireland Norway Israel India Netherlands

Podgorny ends Hanoi trip with demand to halt bombing

Soviet President Podgorny wrapped up a four day Hanoi visit by demanding the United States stop bombing North Vietnam and pledging continued aid to repel American aggression. Tass said he backed de escalation of the war and called for end to bombing shelling and mining of DRV ports and resumption of Paris talks. China blocked Soviet ships from unloading in South China ports, Moscow sources said.

Council United States Soviet Union China Britain France International Federation of Airline Pilots Teaspa Security Council Ifalpa United Nations S Chicago O’hare Los Moscow UPI Nikolai V. Redgorny Hanoi North Vietnam Tass Podgorny Calcutta Vietnam U.S DRV Ussr

Rogers backs Moscow arms limit treaty to curb nuclear war

Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Moscow arms limitation pact dramatically reduces nuclear war risk and saves tens of billions of dollars by making many weapons unnecessary. He and chief U.S. negotiator Gérard Smith urged ratification by September as critics questioned ABM expansion while defense spending may rise briefly.

Washington UPI William P. Rogers Senate Foreign Relations Committee Moscow Rogers Gérard G Smith U.S Senate William Fulbright D-Ark United States Fulbright

Scottsdale man taken for psychiatric exam after knife threat

Zane I. Dery, 24, of 525 N. Miller Rd., was taken to Maricopa County Hospital for psychiatric evaluation after threatening an elderly man and two Scottsdale police officers with a knife. The incident followed a dispute over a Big Brother youth swimmer not allowed in a trailer court pool. No one was injured.

A . Scottsdale Scottsdale Zane I. Dery N. Miller Rd Maricopa County Hospital Derven Carl S. Wheeler Dery Wheeler

Violence in Belfast escalates as man shot dead in street

In Belfast a man was shot and killed in the street near a pub amid rising violence in Northern Ireland. Three soldiers died earlier after a booby-trapped house explosion. An IRA wing warned of intensified attacks after Whitelaw rejected a seven day truce.

Colin Baker Belfast UPI Northern Ireland Forshead Irish Republican Army IRA William Whitelaw Whitelane Cata

Father's gift wounds husband in accidental rifle discharge

Denver police said Eric W. Lawson 26 received a rifle from his wife for Father's Day. The weapon discharged as she handed it to him, injuring him in the stomach. He was treated for non life threatening injuries.

Denver UPI Eric’ W. Lawson Lawson

Parents seek Pekingese after daughter's laundromat bite

The parents of a 6 year old girl are asking for help locating a Pekingese dog that bit their daughter at a laundromat late Saturday morning. They note the dog may have a rabies vaccination series and urge owners to come forward by next Saturday to provide vaccination records.

O'Brien calls Nixon espionage arrest an ugly political moment

Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien denounces the arrest of a Nixon campaign employee as political espionage and questions the integrity of the process. Wesker offices were raided at 2 30 a m. McCord, 53, charged with second degree burglary, is a security coordinator for the Nixon reelection committee with a take home pay of 209 per month, Powell Moore says.

Washington UPI Lawrence F. O’brien Nixon O'Brien Wesker Democratic National Committee O’brien McCord Powell Moore Cér i Robert

Airport traffic largely normal amid pilot strike threat

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport operated about normally with all airlines on regular schedules. Director William Ralston said the two hour strike planned by an international pilots organization did not occur and passenger load was about three quarters full.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International William Ralston

Obituary for Dorothy F Johnson Phoenix Woman

Dorothy F. Johnson 47 died Saturday in St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix Funeral and burial in Montgomery Alabama Friends may call until 9 p.m. at Arcadia Funeral Home Administrative assistant at Anderson Clayton Co Born in Alabama she moved here from California Member of Paradise Valley Methodist Church American Businesswomen Association husband James and a fighter Nancy both of Phoenix her mother failed of Montgomery two brothers and six out of state

Dorothy F. Johnson St. Joseph’s Hospital Phoenix Montgomery Ala Friends Arcadia Funeral Oeitchell Dr Anderson Clayton Co Alabama California Paradise ’ Valley Methodist Church James Nancy Montgomer

Reichert Services for Gertrude Reichert

Gertrude Reichert 77 a longtime Valley resident died Saturday in Joseph's Hospital Phoenix She moved here in 1970 retiring after 30 years from Edison Electric Company New York She had been supervisor of savings and loans nephews live out of state

Gertrude D. Reichert Sare Ratanet Joseph's Hospital Phoenix Edison * Elective Company New York

Miller Services Held for 86-Year-Old Kan R Miller

Kan R Miller 86 died Sunday in Heritage of Camelback Amarillo Texas. Friends call at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School until 8 pm today. Miller born in Jockshocough Texas and moved to Scotts.

Kan R. Miller Heritage Amarillo Texas Friends Thay Messinger Mortuary Miller N. Dist PL Jockshocough Scotts

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