Tokyo demonstration swells against U.S. pact in Japan
National police said 740,000 people demonstrated across Japan against Japan's military security pact with the United States. Tokyo saw violent clashes as radical students hurled Molotov cocktails while police in aluminum shields used clubs and tear gas. Police jailed 231 demonstrators amid mass protests led by labor, students, and pacifists.
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QKYO
UPS
Japan
United States
Tokyo
U.S. Air Force Base
Yamato
U.S
Tokyo Bay
Yokota
America
A.u.s
Nobusuke Kishi
Dwight D. Eisenhover
Eisaku
Sato
Budget Director estimates $110 billion cleanup over five years
UPI reports Robert Mayo estimates nearly 110 billion dollars will be needed to clean air and water and dispose of solid waste in five years. He says costs rise as the nation grows and industry must bear responsibility, while the government can only fund part of the effort. Major figures include 70 billion for water pollution, 12 billion for air pollution, and 27 billion for solid waste.
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Santa. Barbara
Calif
UPI
U.S
Robert P. Mayo
Mayo
Investment ‘Bankers Association of America
Nixon
Dow Jones Averages Update
United Press International reports at 3 p.m. EDT the Dow Jones interim averages showing current market movement. The brief notes shifts in major stocks and overall trends for traders watching intraday fluctuations.
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United Press International
Dow. Jones
Nixon Signs Voting Rights Act and 18-Year-Old Vote Plan
President Nixon reluctantly signs the Voting Rights Act extension and a measure to lower the voting age to 18, directing Attorney General Mitchell to seek an early Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality. He urges a constitutional amendment if the new law is overturned, while Congress hesitates.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
South
John N. Mitchell
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Death of 90-year-old Benjamin Morris in Scottsdale
Benjamin Morris 90 of 6254 E Avalon was pronounced dead on arrival at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a heart attack at his home around 2am. Police said his wife found him on a bed. ambulance was summoned after attempts to revive him failed. Morris was a department manager and Ramada Inns executive for several years.
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Benjamin Morris
Avalon
Scottsdale Baptist_Hospital
Four injured in Scottsdale traffic incidents
Four people treated for minor injuries at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after two separate accidents. Timothy Rich 18 and passenger Robert Dablémient 16 injured when Rich’s motorcycle collided with an east bound car driven by Louis Franke 40 who turned onto Gatir Street. Franke cited for failure to yield. Janis Kay Bowman 21 and sister Deanna 13 injured when rear of car struck while waiting to turn left on Turney Avenue. Darryl Hagen 32 cited for failure to use due care.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Timothy Rich
Robert Dablémient
66Th St
Rich
Cypress
Louis Franke
E. Cypress
Jett
Gatir St
Kent Auld
Franke
Janis_Kay
Bowman
Deanna
E. Edgemont
Granite Reef Rd
Turney Ave
Darryl Hagen
Jackrabbit
Bowman Auto
Granite Reef
Goldberg Favored in Democratic Senate Primary in New York
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg leads the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in New York facing four candidates including Theodore C. Sorensen and Paul O Dwyer. Rockefeller seeks November against Rockefeller. primary attracts modest voter turnout.
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NEW York
UPI
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nelson A .Rockefeller
Goldberg
U.S
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Owar Amuels
Charles R. Goodell
Rockefeller
Robert’ F. ‘Kennedy
Theodore C
Kennedy
Richard Ly Ottinger
Richard ‘D
McCarthy
Paul O’dwyer
Ottinger
Sorensen
Edge
Nixon Plans California Trip With Cambodia Report
President Nixon will fly to California for at least a week with a stop in St Louis to address the Jaycees. At San Clemente he is expected to unveil a Cambodia operation report and pledge to have all ground troops out by June 30.
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UPI
Nixon
California
White House
St.Louis
San Clemente
Cambodia
Ronald L. Ziegler
Louis
Newport Beach
Calif
Firemen battle two car fires and a fence blaze in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rural firemen were called to extinguish two automobile fires and a fence fire causing a total of 800 dollars damage Monday. A Clyde Craig car at 233 a.m. and a Carla Anderson car at 1 01 p.m. both burned under the hood or involved the front seating. A fence at 8119 E Whitton caused 50 dollars damage. Neighbors used a garden hose and a foam extinguisher to control the blazes.
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Scottsdale
Clyde Craig
Oak
Carla Anderson
Fifth Ave
E. Whitton
Nixon faces veto clash over Hill Burton hospital bill
President Nixon fights Congress over a veto of a hospital construction measure that unanimously passed both houses. The bill authorizes 1.2 billion in grants and 1.5 billion in guaranteed loans for Hill Burton projects over three years starting 1971, with Democrats weighing overrides ahead of the elections.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Sest
Hill-Burton
J . Nixon
A.long
Hill- Burton
Scottsdale Design Review Board to hear Ted Jones office plan
The Design Review Board will consider four projects this afternoon including Ted Jones Construction Co. new office on the corner of 4th Ave and Brown and an addition for the Crystal Pistol at Shea Blvd and Scottsdale Rd. Other items include an entrance court for Martin Gallery at Brown and Pima Plaza and changes to Straw Hat Pizza Palace materials and a McDonald's free standing sign on Thomas and Scottsdale Bas. The Site Plan Committee will review the Ted Jones building and Crystal Pistol addition.
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Ted Jones Construction Co
Scottsdale Design Review Board
4Th Ave
Brown
Crystal Pistol
Shea Blvd
Scottsdale . Rd
Martin Gallery
Brown and Pima Plaza
Straw Hat Pizza Palace
Thomas and Hayden
McDonald's Restaurant
Thomas
Scottsdale Bas
Ted Jones
Laird vows Cambodia pullout by June 30 with sanctuary caveats
U.S. Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said American ground combat forces will be out of Cambodia by June 30. He added South Vietnamese troops may operate in combat within Cambodian sanctuary areas, though he did not define their scope. Laird, in Europe, said U.S. withdrawal dates will be met and praised the operation’s strategic success beyond expectations.
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London
UPI
U. S
Melvin. R. Laird
Cambodia
U.S
Laird
United States
Vietnam
Chrysler stock trading delayed amid rumor and liquidity talk
New York trading of Chrysler common stock was held up on the NYSE due to a surge of trading orders amid market rumor about weak second quarter earnings. Chrysler chairman Lynn A. Townsend sought to reassure investors, noting a cash and securities cushion and no US or Canadian bank debt.
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New York
UPI
Chrysler-Corp
New York Stock ‘Exchange
Chrysler
Orie
Wall Street
Lynn A. Townsend
Penn Central Transportation Co
Townsend
United States
Canada
Voter Registration Urged by Scottsdale Justice Candidate
Dick Rice, attorney and Republican hopeful for Scottsdale justice court, urged area residents to register before the July 3 deadline. Speaking to the Scottsdale 20 30 Club last night he noted registration can be completed at the Justice Court. He outlined duties of the office including setting high bail for repeat offenders and speeding up the legal process to reduce crime. He faces challenger George Stable in the primary.
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Justice Court
Scottsdale Area
Dick Rice
Scottsdale
Rice
George Stable
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