Ayub Khan resigns as Pakistan faces turmoil
President Ayub Khan resigns and transfers power to the army in Karachi ending a decade of near dictatorship. East Pakistan provinces erupt in violence with leftists urging socialist moves while opponents such as Bhutto and Bashani push against Ayub and perceived U.S. influence. The coup follow months of clashes, calls for conferences fail, and U.S. and Britain plan evacuations amid fears of civil war.
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Karachi
UPI
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Karachi Radio
Ayub
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Sulfikar Ali Bhutto
Maulana Bashani
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Radio Pakistan
Yahya Khan
India
Ayu
Eisenhower in Severe Guarded Heart Crisis at Walter Reed
Doctors treating former President Dwight D. Eisenhower described his heart condition as severe and guarded. The 78 year old general spent a restful night with less breathing trouble but the congestive heart failure worsened despite vigorous therapy, tied to seven prior heart attacks since last April. Located at Walter Reed Army Hospital since May, he has suffered three attacks there.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed
Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Nixon to seek extension of 10 percent surtax through 1970
President Nixon plans to ask Congress to retain the 10 percent income tax surcharge through mid 1970 to curb inflation. GOP leaders Dirksen and Ford said the White House will send a message outlining concerns about inflation and urging continued tax policy and spending restraint.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Capitol Hill
Dirksen
Ford
Press
Ronald’ Ziegler
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital to open medical library
The Scottsdale Baptist Hospital will officially open a medical library serving over 200 doctors. More than 150 volumes and 35 journals will be available, with 24 hour access and copying facilities arranged through the Maricopa County Medical Library. The library is in the hospital’s new wing across from the administrative offices and staffed by Scottsdale Medical Wives.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale
Maricopa County Medical Library
Caracas Jetliner Crash Kills 152 on Takeoff
Venezuelan authorities confirm 152 dead after a Viasa DC9 jetbound for Miami crashes on takeoff in a Caracas suburb. 143 bodies recovered. nine listed missing. American casualties reported among victims in the world’s deadliest air disaster.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Secret talks reported between Israel Jordan leaders
Deputy Israeli Premier Yigal Allon and Foreign Minister Abba Eban allegedly held secret crisis meetings with King Hussein of Jordan, aided by a senior Israeli official. No confirmation from Amman or Jerusalem, and date or venue unspecified. Hussein faces pressure to avoid direct talks and peace settlement talks remain unconfirmed.
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Hussein
Amman
Jerusalem
Israel
King Abdullah
Eban
Allen
Udall to head environmental forum in Phoenix
Former Secretary of Interior Stewart Udall headlines a forum on environmental pollution hosted by the Arizona Conservation Council and Arizona Academy of Sciences. The discussion titled Conservation Challenges of the 70s follows a 7:45 p.m. session at the Phoenix Public Library Auditorium with three pollution experts. A separate police report notes a burglary on Sells Drive with a portable radio and a pink bathrobe stolen during a March window.
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Stewart
Udall
Arizona Conservation Council
Arizona Academy of Sciences
Phoenix Public Library
Scottsdale
Dwight Hackney
E. Sells Dr
Sandra J. Arnold
E. Northland
Stock Market Roundup From New York Trading Session
United Press International reports mixed moves across large cap names with Dow Jones industrial averages near 917.08, rails at 941.44 off 1.29, and 65 stocks at 319.97 down 0.71. Notable quotes show Alcoa, DuPont, IBM and General Motors among movers.
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Rocros
United Press International
Portland
Rapid City
Reno
Sacramento
Albuquerque
Salt Lake City
Atlanta
San Diego
Bakersfield
San Francisco
Bismarck
Seattle
Boise
Spokane
Boston
Thermalae
Brownsville
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bisbee
Denver
Coolidge
Des Moines
Cottonwood
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
American “Tobacco
Arizona Public Soc
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Moe
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
IBM
TWA
Union of
UniRoyal - 265
United Aircraft
Lus. Steel
Webb
Ixerox
Zenith
Dow Jones
Marijuana Hearing Continues for Three Defendants
A Scottsdale Justice Court hearing for three men charged with possessing marijuana valued at $35,000 was continued.
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Scottsdale
YMCA Offers Two Courses In Scottsdale
The Scottsdale YMCA lists courses in beginning and intermediate conversational Spanish starting April 8 at 6 and 7 30 p m and a dog obedience class starting Wednesday at 6 30 p m Each class meets one night weekly for eight weeks The courses cost 18 for non members Scottsdale Justice Harold Holcomb awaits calls from defense and prosecution lawyers to set a continuation date for the marijuana case involving Jerry Malouf Daniel A Pacheco and Michael T VanDeveer Police found 51 bricks of marijuana over 100 pounds in a car at a Scottsdale apartment building Feb 12 Malouf 31 is charged with possessing marijuana while Pacheco 19 and VanDeveer 18 face charges of possession for sale
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Scottsdale
Harold Holcomb
Jerry Malouf
Daniel A. Pacheco
Michael T. VanDeveer
Phoenix
Malouf
Pacheco
VanDeveer
War Requiem at Gammage Audiences Weigh Heavy Themes
Jonathan Marshall reviews the Phoenix Symphony performance of Britten's War Requiem at Grady Gammage Auditorium. Despite a smaller audience and some sonic balance issues, tenor Richard Lewis and baritone Richard Allen deliver Owen's stark verses while the choir and boys' chorus illuminate Latin passages under conductor Guy Taylor.
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Coventry
England
Benjamin’ Britten
Britten
Wilfred Owen
Grady Gammage
Richard Lewis
Bar
Itone
Richard ‘Allen
Owen
Europe
Phoenix Symphony Chorale
Harvey Smith
Leona Gordon
Miss .Gordon
Tooloud
Guy Taylor
Gammage Auditorium
Obituary notices for Wattawa and Walcher
Ellsworth J Wattawa 56 draftsman for O Malley Glass and Millwork died Sunday in St Josephs Hospital. Born Manitowoc Wisconsin he lived in the city eight years from Milwaukee member of Scottsdale Elks Lodge funeral Thursday St Daniels Catholic Church burial St Francis Cemetery. Frank Walcher 76 retired baker died Monday at home 6738 East Osborn Road native of Austria survived by wife Margaret and two sisters services 11 a.m. Wednesday Messinger Mortuary
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Ellsworth
J. Wattawa
O'Malley, Glass Anj Millwork Co
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Wattawa
N. Hayden
Manitowoc
Wisc
Milwaukee
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Frank Walcher
Wernersville
E. Osborn Rd
Austria
Mr. Walcher
Margaret
Messinger Mortuary
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The
Phoenix ‘Boys Choir
Jonathan Marshall
Wattawa
Alaska
Alaskan Resources CO
P. OQ
Dept
Roswell
New Mexico
Midas
S. Old
Scottsdale RD
Indian School
Scottsbale
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