U S Discusses Troop Pullout From Vietnam War
Washington sources disclose that private talks have explored a limited withdrawal of U S troops from Vietnam as part of President Nixon’s plan to end the war. Officials say Saigon has been kept fully informed of the strategy amid partisan calls to begin the pullout.
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Queen Elizabeth II Tours Austria Amid Vietnam Debate
Queen Elizabeth II travels by train from Vienna toward Tyrol as U.S. troop withdrawal debates unfold in Washington. Senators Fulbright McCarthy Kennedy and others weigh unilateral pullouts and mutual deals while a Saigon minister signals possible withdrawal talks.
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Coronado High Students Approve Constitutional Amendments
Coronado High students vote on a package of constitutional changes proposed by a student committee. Amendments include proportional representation for Student Council members and election of the Student Court of Justice, plus recall methods and procedural updates. Brice Hazel, student body president, notes13 of 17 amendments passed by 77 percent.
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ASU ROTC building arrests questioned by faculty committee
A faculty fact finding panel at Arizona State University found the April 25 arrests of 10 demonstrators during an overnight vigil could have been averted with more time for decision making and assurances of no retaliation. The report faulted administration for acting without broader discussion and noted charges cited were tenuous under state law.
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Monument panel to discuss vandalism proof for Camp Hualapai
Bob Yount of 337 W 6th St will lead a Friday evening panel at the St Michael Hotel Prescott on a proposed monument at Camp Hualapai 40 miles north of Prescott. The council seeks a monument unlikely to be vandalized as part of a joint ceremony with the Prescott Westerners Corral affiliate of the National Historical Society. The Camp Hualapai post opened in 1869 with the Sante Fe Trail.
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Speedy Auto Display Showcases Javelin at Randall Rambler
Clyde Morgan's experimental Javelin billed as the quickest on Earth is on display today and Friday at the Randall Rambler. It will race at Beeline Dragway Saturday. The car posted quarter mile times around 7.558 seconds and a top speed of 191.88 mph.
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Obituary of John A Slisko DuPont retiree
John Andrew Slisko age 53 a chemical operator for DuPont Co died Wednesday at St Luke's Hospital. A native of New Brighton Pennsylvania he worked twenty years at DuPont until retirement two years ago. He lived at 7014 B Holly. He was a member of St Daniel's Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife Julia P three sons John James David Michael and Thomas Timothy and two daughters Susan Lyn and Michelle Denise all of Scottsdale his mother Mrs Theresa P Slisko of Brook Park Ohio a brother and two sisters out of state. Rosary Friday at 7 30 pm in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Mass Saturday at St Daniel's Catholic Church. Burial Green Acres after 5 pm today.
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Paradise Valley councils to hear traffic light upgrade plan
Paradise Valley and Scottsdale officials meet to discuss a traffic control light on Mockingbird at Lincoln and a Scottsdale maintenance offer of 150 dollars yearly plus repair charges. The project should wrap next week and requires both towns’ approvals. Outgoing manager Penfield seeks to defer 1969-70 budget votes until the new manager returns.
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Windsor Ave Girl to be Crowned Queen at May Pageant
Toni Fleming of Windsor Avenue has been named queen for the fourth May Crowning at St. Daniel the Prophet Church. The event Sunday at 1 30 p.m. will feature an eighth grade court from St. Daniel’s CCD and local schools with crown bearer Joseph Gaudio aged 4 and flower girl Marjorie Muir aged 4.
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Robbery Try In Liquor Store With Pretzels and Cola
A man in Chicago entered a liquor store on Wednesday and asked for pretzels and a bottle of cola to be bagged. He returned later, bought another item, and finally drew a weapon demanding money. The robbery attempt ended without reported injury.
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Maricopa County approves revised zoning plan for unincorporated areas
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopts a comprehensive revised zoning ordinance for unincorporated areas north and south of Scottsdale. The ordinance, effective May 29, creates 19 zoning districts, adds three rural districts, requires off street parking for new or altered buildings, and replaces prior rules in effect since 1960 after 19 months of work and four public hearings. Harold Clay chairs the planning and zoning commission and calls the measure for the county's betterment.
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Thieves Foiled in Early Morning Bakery Burglary
Police report an early morning break in at Smitty's bakery in Big Town 8302 E McDowell. thieves hid inside after closing Tuesday night taped the alarm, cut into the ceiling above the refrigerator, fled when the bakery crew arrived at 2 am leaving an acetylene tankand pry bar and nothing appeared stolen.
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