Rostow cites Egypt as main barrier to Middle East peace
Special to the Progress reports Yale Law School professor Eugene Rostow saying Egypt’s resistance to compromise blocks peace. He notes 1967 UN resolutions support Israel rights of passage and security. proposes staged Israeli withdrawal with demilitarized zones or joint patrols and a timetable for peace.
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Rescue teams find three more miners buried deep in Sunabine Mine
Rescue crews, exhausted after four days, locate three additional bodies 3,700 feet underground in the Sunabine Mine disaster. The death toll rises to 35 as operations prepare to lower a two man rescue torpedo via shaft 12.
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Nader Joins Yucca Development Corporation in Scottsdale
George Nader, former Chandler mayor and 1970 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was named executive vice president of Yucca Development Corporation in Scottsdale. He joined March 23 and will also serve as general manager guiding planned community and recreational development for projects at Paradise Heights Unit 2 and Tierra de Los Arcos. Yucca Development is affiliated with Los Arcos Realty and Investments.
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Scottsdale Youth Injured In Car Collision On Indian School
A 14 year old rider sustained minor injuries when a 1966 Cadillac driven by Alvin G. Glick struck him at the Miller and Indian School Roads intersection in Scottsdale at 3 10 p m Friday. The youth was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and released.
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Alvin G. Glick
78Th St
Indian School Road
James E. Lundeen
E. Weldon
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Gas priority rules adopted in Arizona shortage plan
Arizona Corporation Commission adopted gas priority rules that would shut off service first to industrial users in a shortage, followed by commercial users. The plan orders cascading outages to preserve essential supply.
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API
Arizona Corporation
Red forces press near Hue and Pleiku in heavy Vietnam fighting
Reports from Saigon say Communist forces stormed a key Highway 14 position north of Pleiku and pressed near Hue. In four hours of fighting 36 Communists were killed inside Artillery Base 42 perimeter. One American adviser died and 75 Communists were reported killed south of Kontum. Civilian and military losses rose as refugees flood from Hue toward Da Nang. US aircraft losses included four planes with crews missing.
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Hijacker Rewards Escape From Eastern Jet Over Honduras
An Eastern Airlines hijacker who received a $303,000 ransom parachuted from a commandeered jet over Yoro San Pedro in central Honduras after forcing a Newark based flight to Dulles and then to New Orleans. A second hijacker on a Western Airlines flight diverted to Havana after failing to reach Hanoi.
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Virginia
Scottsdale senior finalizes at international science fair
A Scottsdale High School senior, Robert Latterman, 18, earned a top honor at the 23rd International Science and Engineering Fair in New Orleans for his Improved Semiconductor for Holography project. His gallium arsenide laser design previously won the Central Arizona Regional Science Fair and drew industry interest.
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New Orleans
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Central Arizona
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Arlo Guthrie to Headline ASU Campus Concert
Arlo Guthrie, star of Alice's Restaurant, performs at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in ASU Men's Gymnasium sponsored by Associated Students of ASU. J. J. Cale and Craig Summers also on the bill. Tickets cost 3.75 in advance and 4.50 at the door. Guthrie is Woody Guthrie's son.
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Alice’s Restaurant
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Crossword Clues From A Historic Page
A dense list of crossword hints spans topics from rulers and rivers to months and foods. It blends languages and old terms like Mohammedans and Sibdant soun and includes scattered numbers and place names from a magazine puzzle page style.
Hungerford Elected President of Scottsdale Sunrise Optimists
Bob Hungerford, state Legislator for Scottsdale District 28, is elected president of the Scottsdale Sunrise Optimist Club. He is a charter member of the club, which meets Thursdays at 6:45 am for breakfast at Sambo's Restaurant on North Scottsdale Road.
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Bob Hungerford
Scottsdale
Turkish authorities hang three TPLA leaders after hijacked airliner incident
Ankara reports the execution of Denis Germis 25 Yusuf Aslan 26 and Huseyin Inan 24 leaders of the left wing Turkish Peoples Liberation Army. The men were hanged before dawn as comrades who hijacked a Turkish airliner to Sofia and threatened to blow it up sought to stop the executions.
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UPI
United States
Denis Germis
Yusuf Aslan
Huseyin Inan
Turkish Peoples Liberation Army
TPLA
Astrological Forecast for Sunday May 7 1972
General trends urge seeking spiritual support to stay hopeful and overcome negative aspects. Aries should seek uplifting company and proceed with plans, Taurus to enjoy outdoor activity, Gemini to focus on home and avoid risk to reputation, Moon Children to refine plans for abundance, and the rest of the signs receive tailored guidance on health, work, and relationships.
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Gemini
Moon Children
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Virgo
Capricorn
Aquarius
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