Crash claims 92 in Egypt
A Soviet made turboprop returning pilgrims from Mecca crashed on landing at Aswan Egypt. Ninety two people were killed and fourteen survived, five of whom died later in hospital. The airliner carried 101 on board including crew of seven. The wreckage blocked the runway and halted flights at Aswan airport.
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Cairo
UPI
Mecca
Aswana
United Arab “Airlines
Tivushin
Aswan
Nile River
Cairo Radio
The
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Egypt
Two Scottsdale spellers win regional bee titles
Two Scottsdale elementary students top a 22‑contest regional spelling bee. Miss Lauri Pauli of Cocopah School wins first on annihilate and taxonomy, with Bert Brieco of Apache in second on contiguous and miscellaneous. Richard Perona of Pima takes third on hirsute.
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Scottsdale
Pouike
Lauri Pauli
Cocopah School
Bert Brieco
Apache
Richard Perona
Pima
Cave Creek
Deer Valley
Sierrra Vista
Paradise Valley
Arizona Names Three To Economic Planning Board
Gov. Jack Williams announced three appointments to the Arizona Economic Planning and Development Board. Edmund Converse of Scottsdale becomes Maricopa County representative. Charles H. Broman of Tucson will serve a five year term as Pima County representative, succeeding Frank Drachman. Tom Morgan of Nogales, head of Citizen Auto Stage, will fill Santa Cruz County seat for five years, succeeding Carroll Wright who resigned.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Williams
Arizona Economic Planning and Development Board
Edmund—Converse
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Charles H. Broman
Tucson
Pima County
Frank E. Drachman
Tom Morgan
Nogales
Citizen Auto Stage Co
Santa Cruz County
Carroll H. Wright
Western Villa to get sewer system with district bid awarded
Western Villa will receive a sewer system at a cost over 120000 after a 122346 bid from Thompson Plumbing and Heating. The district includes 178 of 277 parcels bounded by Osborn, Thomas, 68th and Scottsdale. Work starts mid April and lasts four months with eight inch alley lines.
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Western Villa
Thompson Plumbing and Heating
Osborn Rd
Thomas Rd
68Th St
Scottsdale Rd
Dan Raby
Raby
Hayden Rd
Phoenix doctor faces charges in multiple counts
Dr. Daniel T. Fridena Jr. appeared at a Justice Court hearing on two felony perjury counts, one false document charge, and two wage payment offenses. He was arrested at Phoenix Community Hospital after officers served warrants. bonds were set totaling 3,240 dollars. He had been expelled from the American Osteopathic Society in 1967 for ethics violations.
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Phoenix
UPI
Daniel T. Fridena Jr
Justice Court
Fridena
Phoenix Community Hospital
Donald Toms
Court of Justice of the Peace
Marion Reno
Justice of the Peace
al’ Flood
Flood
Reno
American Osteopathic Society
Code of Ethics
Blaze blamed on carburetor causes car damage
Rural Fire Department blamed a faulty carburetor for a fire that damaged wiring, engine, and hood of a car at E Indian School Rd and 76th St, with about 500 dollars in damage.
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Rural Fire Department
E. Indian School Rd
76Th St
Dan J. Blier
N. Hayden Rd
Camelback Rd
Cheery - Lynn
Monterey Way
Red China fires on Soviets across border amid clashes
Reports from Maj Yuri Kuvshinnikov and Pravda describe sixth Sino Soviet border incidents since March 2 on the Russo Manchurian frontier. Chinese artillery fired across the Ussuri River toward Damansky Island, with casualties and heroism cited, while London dispatches quote the Chinese mission accusing Soviet aggression and claiming Damansky Island belongs to China.
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Moscow
UPI
Damansky Island
Yuri Kuvshinnikov
Red Star
Ussuri
Kuvshinnikov
Pravda
Yuri Akhmedshin
London
China
Plane crash at New Orleans airport kills 15
A privately owned charter plane bound for British Honduras with 26 aboard crashed in dense fog at New Orleans International Airport. Fifteen dead, 11 survivors, all taken to Ochsner Hospital. FBI disaster squad aiding in identification. survivors described a sharp bump and wing damage before the fire.
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New Orleans
UPI
New Orleans International
Ochsner Foundation
Memphis
Tenn
Dan Goldstein
WNOE
Lake Pontchartrain Levee
Washington
FBI
Obituary of Addie L Stone 71 Arizona native
Mrs Addie Lee Stone 71 a Chattanooga Tennessee native who came to Arizona 52 years ago died Wednesday at St Luke s Hospital She lived in Mesa before moving to Scottsdale 20 years ago and belonged to Westside Bible Church Glendale Survivors include two daughters Mrs Peter J Wutts of Scottsdale and Mrs James Johnson of West Covina California four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services are set for 10 a m Friday at Meldrum Mortuary Mesa with viewing from 4 to 8 p m today Burial will follow at Mesa Cemetery
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Addie Lee Stone
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arizona
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stone
E. Lafayette
Mesa
Scottsdale
Westside Bible Church
Glendale
Daugh
Ers
Peter J. Wutts
James Johnson
Covington
Calif
Meldrum Mortuary
Mesa Cemetery
Miner Clyde Troxell dies in Scottsdale hospital
Clyde Delbert Troxell 77 a coal miner born in Windber Pennsylvania died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital He moved here two and a half months ago from Portage Pennsylvania Survived by daughter Thelma Shockley of Portage and one grandchild Services and burial will be in Portage per Messinger Mortuary announcement.
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Clyde Delbert Troxell
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Windber
Mr. Troxell
Portage
Thelma Shockley
Messinger Mortu
Ary
ASU Scottsdale Candidates Win Close Student Elections
ASU students elected Scottsdale residents to university posts in a tight vote Wednesday. John Holman edged Stan Wilson 1599 to 1579 for Associated Students president. Sherry Hitt won Associated Women Students. several Scottsdale-linked figures joined the Student Senate.
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Scottsdale
Associated Students
Arizona State University
John Holman
E. Monterosa
Stan Wilson
Phoenix
E. Crestwood
Scott Muller
Roma
Mike Ash
E. Earls Drive
Holman
Business Administration
Television set stolen from Kilduff home
A color television and remote control were taken from James T. Kilduff at 6716 Clinton between 4 and 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. The arcadia door was found open and a blanket used to wrap the set was missing. Loss estimated at 591 dollars.
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James T. Kilduff
Clinton
Kilduff
Arcadia
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Morrison
Scottsdale Spellers
New York
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Broadwell
Addie Stone
Our Memorial Park
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Hayden Road
ASU
McDowell Rd
Gary
Lee Goodrich
N. 74Th St
Donald R. Meinnert
Lambda Chi“Alpha
Blue Key Honorary Fraternity
Inter-Fraternity Council
3-Point Club
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BS de Lifte
Hammond
Don Lee Ellis
High School
N. 48Th Street
McDowell
van Buren
Hammond Organ & Piano
E. Thomas
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