Times seeks Supreme Court right to publish Pentagon Vietnam papers
The New York Times appeals to the Supreme Court to publish top secret Pentagon reports on Vietnam. The case follows other papers publishing portions of the study amid a grand jury probe into the leak.
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Tho Returns to Paris as Vietnam Talks Stall
Le Duc Tho, North Vietnam politburo member, returns to Paris after a year and says there is nothing new to offer. Talks remain blocked as Hanoi refuses to discuss prisoner releases without a U.S. withdrawal date. U.S. Bruce urges a standstill cease fire and all Indochina peace talks. Tho to confer with Thuy and Binh after arriving from East Berlin.
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Scottsdale man charged with assault and DWI
A 26 year old Ronald B Renegar of 7334 E McKellips faces aggravated assault resisting arrest and driving while intoxicated after a suspicious vehicle report. He was stopped on E Moreland St at 1 29 am, fought officers, struck James Kershner and was subdued with mace, then jailed on the charges.
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Scottsdale
Ronald B. Renegar
E. McKellips
E. Moreland St
Renegar
James Kershner
Fence Fire Damages Home and Vehicle in E Earls Drive Area
A Wednesday fence fire at John Evers residence 8349 E Earls Dr caused 200 dollars in damage to fence pool equipment a decorative screen a tree and brush. A separate incident damaged a car owned by Bob Edickson 7731 E First Ave 20 dollars after a voltage regulator short caused smoking. Another fire at Thomas Ringofer 6925 E Portland caused 50 dollars in damage when an extension cord to an air conditioner charred outside rafters.
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First Ave
Thomas Ringofer
Portland
Thund erbird Academy Dean Rescues Drowning Boy
The dean of boys at Thunderbird Academy in Scottsdale pulles a student from the pool after he passed out while attempting to swim underwater. Ron Boyce performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until Rural Fire Department units arrived and found the boy breathing on his own. He was not taken to hospital and was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Scottsdale Rd
Ron Boyce
Dave Bender
Batter's Ball Planned by South Scottsdale Little League
The South Scottsdale Little League schedules a Batter's Ball Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Pera Club behind Supai School along Continental Drive. Doors offer refreshments and prizes with tickets priced at five dollars per couple and two fifty for singles.
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Board to Consider Partitions at Cocopah School
The Board of Education planned a 3:30 pm meeting to view partitions on display at Cocopah School. Members will compare height and style and decide which partitions to install across the district. An informal session will follow to discuss acoustics in music rooms.
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U S Officials Welcome Canton Trade Fair Invite
The State Department said it would welcome American businessmen to attend the Canton trade fair this fall and noted pleasure that U S journalists were allowed to visit Peking. Spokesman Charles W Bray issued the remarks as Washington extended the invitation.
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Canton
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U.S
Peking
Final arguments set in Medina trial hearings
Testimony concluded in a dismissal motion alleging command influence in bringing Capt Ernest L Medina to trial for the My Lai massacre. Defense seeks dismissal on 18 counts. final arguments will precede the military judge Col Kenneth A Howard's ruling. Witnesses included Maj Gen Bernard W Rogers Col William B Wilson and others denying threats while acknowledging possible interpretive threats to Sgt Charles LaCroix.
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UPI
Ernest L. ‘Medina
My Lai
Kenneth A. Howard
Medina
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Senate readies vote on two year draft extension bill
Washington reports the Senate moves toward approving a two year draft extension aimed at shaping Nixon administration policy in Vietnam. The measure tightens ceilings on draftees, funds a large military pay raise, and steps toward withdrawal with a six to nine month timetable while preserving potential changes only through Congress.
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Five States Confirm Corn Blight Spread
The Agriculture Department reports corn blight found in five more states including Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia Kansas and Montana, expanding the affected region and prompting monitoring and mitigation measures.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Kansas
Montana
Burglary Reports Across City Target Homes and Church
Police listed several break ins with losses at Richard Rudolph residence 8619 E Devonshire where rings and cuff links worth 1400 vanished. Bethany Lutheran Church 4300 N 82nd St suffered 300 in window damage 40 cash and 142 in musical gear. Phyllis York residence 7760 E Verde Lane saw a mini bike 30 dollars cash and items taken. Entry methods unknown for most incidents.
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Richard Rudolph
Devonshire
Bethany Lutheran Church
Fire Threatens Hualapai Mountains Wildlife Habitat
Strong winds drive a wildfire across three fronts in the Hualapai Mountains about 12 miles northwest of Wikicup on US 93. The blaze has charred over 250 acres of wildlife habitat as 32 firefighters, including ten from BLM Phoenix and Kingman and twenty-two from the US Forest Service Indian Hot Shot crew in Prescott, battle steep terrain by helicopter.
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