Israeli pilots train on F4E jets at Davis Monthan AFB
Five Israeli airmen undergo a six week course at Davis Monthan Air Force Base to learn flying navigation and servicing of F4E jets. Training began about three weeks ago under a policy of training foreign pilots after U.S. arms sales. No combat or gunnery instruction is allowed.
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Frayed rope strands youth on Weavers Needle ledge rescue
A 15 year old Scotts dale youth was stranded on a ledge on Weavers Needle in the Superstition Mountains after climbing a frayed abandoned rope. Dale Langmade 14 walked out and called for help. Williams AFB helicopter rescued him at 7 20 p m lowering new rope to safety.
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Wall Street firms see buying opportunity in current market
Filer Bullard Smyth argues current declines are a reaction to last year's frenzy not fundamentals with money still available for investment. Tessel Paturick Ostrau notes signs of stability and a base may form, while Paine Webber Jackson Curtis calls the market an opportunity for intermediate and long term investors amid a technical deterioration.
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Camera Stolen From Hansen Home In Coolidge
A camera and a pair of glasses were reported stolen from Mrs. H. M. Hansen’s home at 7555 E Coolidge between noon and 6 15 Saturday. Burglars pried a window screen to enter and exited through an arcadia door. Loss valued at 87 dollars. Two cars were stolen in Scottsdale Saturday night.
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Israeli Jets Hit Jordan Border Areas Amid Crisis
Israeli air strikes hit three Jordanian border zones with rockets napalm and machineguns. Jordan decried casualties from Sunday raids while Israel said operations targeted guerrilla bases. Cairo and Amman hosted talks as international actors sought a path from escalating violence.
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Weekend battles press Viet attack around Saigon
American and allied troops reported at least 326 Communist dead in weekend fighting as the offensive stretched into its fourth week. The heaviest actions centered near Saigon and the Mekong Delta with a notable clash near 20 miles east of Saigon where Thai troops repelled a 600-strong Viet Cong assault. U.S. losses were comparatively light with 20 dead and 52 wounded, and allied forces reportedly inflicted heavy Viet Cong casualties in multiple engagements including Dong Tam and Dau Tieng bases.
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Blaze damages house and barn near Pima Road
A weekend blaze damaged an abandoned house and barn east of Pima Road on Indian School Road with little value to the structures. Firefighters also tackled brush fires at 77th Street and McDowell Road and at 81st Street and Thomas Road, both controlled with no losses. A car fire on East First Avenue caused about 150 dollars in damage to Ronald L. Smith’s vehicle. another car fire on Hayden Road caused about 20 dollars to David Neroda’s auto.
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Obituary of Forest C. Hostetler 71 Scottsdale resident
Forest C. Hostetler 71 of 8522 E. Catalina Dr died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A native of Greenville Ohio he was a retired guard at a Lima Ohio state hospital and moved to the area in 1965. Survivors include his wife Viola a son Forest Jr of Scottsdale a daughter Mrs George K. Crosley of Lima and a brother and sister out of state. Prayer service at 7 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale.
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