Students lobby Capitol Hill after major antiwar rally
Delegations of protesting students pressed Capitol Hill lobbying after a large Washington rally. Colgate students and faculty picketed the State Department demanding Secretary Rogers resign. Yale Brandeis groups met with members of Congress to oppose Nixon Indochina policy. Senate leaders debated withdrawal from Cambodia with Mansfield predicting approval versus Scott indicating uncertain votes.
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Senate
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Colgate University
William P. Rogers
Colgate
Nixon
Brandeis University
Yale
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Cambodia
Hugh Scott
Inside Price comes high On the Inside column tribute to market ethics
Charles Stough argues maturity means negotiating integrity with the marketplace. He critiques bribes and corruption among professions while demanding a responsive government and a life free of pollution and hatred. The piece muses on paying for virtue with a Jamaican cigar and Jack Ross’s Lincoln Continental, noting only the car is readily available locally.
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Charles Stough
Congress
Jack Ross
Doctor and wife face marijuana charges in two cities
Dr Richard Daniel aged 34 and Merrill Ann Daniel 32 faced trial in Superior Court for possession of marijuana and possession for sale with events dated February 1 at 2549 North 66th Street. Police later found marijuana at the same home on April 23 and a preliminary hearing is pending in Scottsdale Justice Court on additional charges.
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Richard Daniel
Merrill Ann
66Th St
Scottsdale Justice Court
April wholesale prices hold steady in April
UPI reports prices at the wholesale level stayed unchanged in April for the first time in 18 months. Industrial prices rose 0.3 percent while prices paid to farmers fell 2.6 percent driven by declines in eggs poultry fruits vegetables and livestock.
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Washington
UPI
Kunes Moves Office In Auto License Audit Action
Maricopa County Assessor Kenneth Kunes moves offices as audit proceeds. He fired Auto License Director Al Kluender last week and will stay in the Auto License Department until the audit is finished. The state auditor reported finding 100000 in cash and checks in drawers and jars.
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UPI
Maricopa
Kenneth Kunes
Kunes
al Kluender
Guerrillas to be freed from Israeli raid karma
Israel said it will repatriate 70 Arab guerrillas captured in the Karma raid to Jordan. The release was agreed in Tel Aviv after talks between Defense Minister Dayan and International Red Cross officials.
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UPI
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Jordan
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Moshe Dayan
Red Cross
Trash Clean-Up Returns Donations in Scottsdale Area
Ed O’Neill of the Scottsdale Boys Club reports that a joint alley clean-up with the Scottsdale Jaycees raised 325 dollars and expects more. Two crews of 30 worked shifts to collect about eight tons of trash behind homes along Indian School Road to 82nd Street, clearing 48 alleys behind 1,600 homes.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Scottsdale Jaycees
Ed O’neill
O'Neill
Indian School Rd
82Nd St
Plane crash ends Reuther era UAW leader dies in Michigan
Walter Reuther 62, longtime UAW president, died when a charter Lear jet crashed near Pellston Michigan. Also killed were May Reuther and six aboard including bodyguard William Wolfman and architect Oskar Stonorov. NTSB opened an inquiry as union halls and officials mourned.
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Michael J. Kaeser Pellston
Mich
UPI
James Blackwell
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Blackwell
Reuther
Michigan Wood
University of Michigan Hospital
May
Detroit
William Wolfman
Black Lake
George Evans
G. Kareffa
Cleveland
National Transportation Safety Board
Russell Abbott
Nixon
Enecaye
Ao Reuther
Wheeling
W.va
Emil Mazey
Retired Kiwis Convene for Ninth Biennial Gathering
Nearly 700 retired American Airline stewardesses will convene for the ninth biennial Kiwi convention at Mountain Shadows May 13 to 15. The event spans almost the entire 37 year history of the profession with participants representing most eras and segments of the career.
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Mountain Shadows
How to Help Your Boy on Collection Day
Advice for newspaper delivery readers on collection day. Emphasizes having the right change ready to ensure the boy can collect his full route profit. Encourages courtesy and a break for the carrier, noting the boy operates his business for himself.
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Cartier
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