Nixon rallies supporters in St Louis Jaycees visit
President Nixon spoke to about 20 000 delegates at the United States Jaycees annual meeting in Kiel Auditorium after a lively motorcade through St Louis. He praised America’s growth, defended welfare reform, and urged focus on what is right while acknowledging national problems. Demonstrators outside urged peace.
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Eugene V. Risher
St.louis
UPI
Nixon
America
St. Louis
White House
United States
U.S
United States of America
Congress
J. Pat
Tricia
Kiel Auditorium
Market Report and Leadership Change at Dickson Electronics
The index shows 3 pm gains with 30 Industrials up 0.34 and 20 Trans down 1.42 while 65 Utilities rise 0.48. United Press International reports total volume 7.37 million shares. Bernard Gilmore is named executive vice president of Dickson Electronics Corp and joins the board, succeeding Steven Karlik Jr., bringing his experience as VP and director of tantalum capacitors and semiconductors. Gilmore and family have resided in Scottsdale for over 12 years.
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Indus
United Press International
Francis I. DuPont & Co
Alcoa
At&t
Arizona
Bell & Howell Lee Ag Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
General Electric
General Dynamics
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyearee
IBM
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcer
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central i - Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon É
RCA
San Diego G&r
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard
EM Texaco
Texas Gulf
Trans America
FB Twa
Union Oil
Uniroyal
BIG United Aircraft TM
Bernard Gilmore
Dickson Electronics Corp
Steven Karlik Jr
Gilmore
Scottsdale
South Vietnam pushes into Cambodia to open new front
A 5,000 man South Vietnamese armored infantry column crossed into Cambodia five days before the U.S. planned withdrawal on June 30. Allied sources reported about 39,000 South Vietnamese troops and 9,000 American troops in Cambodia. U.S. commanders said destroying all sanctuaries and caches before withdrawal was impractical. Cam bodian air strikes and ground action near Phnom Penh weakened communist positions, with reports of casualties including a North Vietnamese colonel.
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Saigon
UPS
Cambodia
U.S
Nixon
U. S
Central Highlands
Pleiku
U.S. Army
Phnom Penh
Prek Tameak
Bodia
Daylight burglars hit two homes in separate incidents
Police reported two daylight burglaries Wednesday. Mrs Salvatore D alessandro found TV sets valued at 175 dollars and a 350 dollar gold wristwatch missing after 11 45 a m. A grey or cream colored Volkswagen was seen in the driveway. At Carl Carlson’s home a burglary yielded 2 blank checks and two credit cards stolen from the kitchen. juveniles aged about 13 or 14 were suspected.
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Salvatore D’alessandro
E. Virginia
Carl Carlson
Fourth St
Carlson
Driver Hurt in collision near Indian School Road
Helen C. Stronach, 71, of 6115 E Hollyhock, treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a two vehicle crash at 63rd St and Indian School Rd. Stronach stopped to turn left when rear ended by Susan Weber, 19, of 4132 Avalon. Weber cited for failure to control and no driver license.
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Helen C. Stronach
E. Hollyhock
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
63Rd St
Indian School Rd
Miss Weber
U S peace plan for Middle East met with lukewarm Arab response
Secretary Rogers announced a new U S peace proposal to encourage Arabs and Israelis to stop shooting and start talking under UN auspices The plan seeks a three month ceasefire and phased talks with pledges on borders withdrawal and recognition While Israel offered no comment Arabs gave a lukewarm reception and details remained sparse including a possible demilitarized zone along the Suez and UN monitoring
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
United States
Middle East
United Nations
U.S
Israel
Rogers
U. S
Egypt
Jordan
Pla
Suez Canal
U. N
Shooting of Two Dogs Probed in Local Neighborhood
Police investigate after a black labrador retriever and a mixed basset beagle were found wounded Wednesday near Cattletrack and McDonald Drive. Both were hit by small caliber bullets. Homeowner Robert Garden reported the labrador as having a bullet wound in the right rear foot. A third dog was shot in the same area two months ago.
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Cattletrack
Robert Garden
County Voter Registration Drive Sponsored by GOP Groups
The Maricopa County Republican Committee with the Arizona Federation of Republican Women and Young Republicans plans a county-wide voter registration drive Friday and next week. Unregistered voters of all parties can participate at sites including Valley National Bank 44th Street Camelback, Scottsdale Justice Court 36 East Aspen, and several locations in Scottsdale. On July 1 more sites operate from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at banks, courts, and malls with July 2 and 3 dates also listed.
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Maricipa
Republican Committee
Arizona Federation of Republican ‘Women
Young Republicans
Scottsdale
Valley National Bank
Camelback
Scottsdale Justice Court
E. Ast St
the Valley Bank
Justice Court
Los Arcos Mall
The
Scottsdale and Indian School Rds
Truck Blaze Sparks North Scottsdale Fire Crews
Firefighters answered multiple small fires in north Scottsdale on Wednesday. A truck engine fire at 3:18 p.m. was knocked down with a garden hose, and two small grass fires were contained at Cactus and Scottsdale Roads and at 76th Street and Cholla. The latter blaze was started by unknown causes and extinguished with a shovel.
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Scottsdale
Cactus
Scottsdale Rds
76Th St
Cholla
Obituary of Katharine Hughes Bohannan
Katharine Hughes Bohannan died Tuesday at age 51 at her home in Paradise Valley after a long illness. She was active in the P.E.O. Sisterhood serving as state president in 1961 and led several Phoenix and Scottsdale chapters. Survivors include husband Robert C. Bohannan and children Scott Hutchison and Robert H. Bohannan. Visitation is today, services Friday at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. Memorials to the P.E.O. Foundation or Good Samaritan Tumor Fund.
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Katharine’ Hughes Bohannan
Berneil Dr
P.E.O. Sisterhood
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Bohannan
Kappa “Delta Mothers Club
Kachina—Investment Club
Christian Healing Order of Saint
Trinity Cathedral
St. Barnabas
Desert Episcopal Church
Robert C.dr
Scott Hutchison
Robert H
Paradise Valley
Messinger Mortuary
Mockingbird Lane
P.E.0. Foundation
Good Samaritan Tumor Fund
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