Fortas impeachment talk grows in Congress and DOJ response
A Republican congressman proposed an inquiry by the House Judiciary Committee into Justice Abe Fortas that could lead to impeachment. The Justice Department said Attorney General Mitchell saw no objection to actions within the House's prerogatives. Fortas faces scrutiny over a foundation fee and calls for him to resign from Democrats including Sen. Byrd. Kennedy urged disclosure of information.
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Mitchell
Clark. MacGregor
R-Minn
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Ohio
MacGregor
Department of Justice
Fortas
Hnanéier
Louis E. Wolfson
Louis Wolfson
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
OT Sen
Edward ‘M, Kennedy
Dmass
Pentagon begins Safeguard ABM system work
The Pentagon has started acquiring missiles and radars for the Safeguard ABM system using funds voted by Congress last year, despite previous pledges not to spend without formal authorization. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard said parts are being bought for the old Sentinel system and warned Congress could face hundreds of millions in waste if the project is rejected. The Senate subcommittee resumed hearings with Teller and Wiesner as witnesses, highlighting opposing views on the program.
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UPI
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Defense
David
Packard
Ment
Newsmen
Sentinel
Nixon
Join
Foster Jr
Desertion charge faces Scottsdale resident
A Scottsdale youth identified as Timothy D. Bunten, 18, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of desertion from the Army after police learned he had fled Ft. Ord California. He allegedly fought in an alley near the 6700 block of East, gave the name Jim Phillips, and kicked out a window of an Army van at the station. His mother, who had come to talk to him, is from Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Timothy D. Bunten
Ft. Ord
Calif
Bunten
Jim Phillips
Phoenix
Suspended Saguaro High Student Seeks Court Admission
A Saguaro High School pupil suspended for a second campus smoking incident asked Superior Court today to reinstate him. The youth, Kent Saggau, son of Mrs. Marilyne H. Saggau, lives at 701 North 68th Street. His attorney Irwin Harris prepared the case before Judge Charles L. Hardy.
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UPI
Saguaro
Superior Court
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Marilyne_ H. Saggau
Charles L. Hardy
Irwin Harris
68Th St
Obituary for W G Henschen in Paradise Valley family
W G Henschen 50 a longtime resident of Paradise Valley died Monday in Tucson in an airplane crash. Born in Fairvie Park Ohio he moved to Arizona in 1961 from Grosse Pointe Michigan. He served as an Air Force captain in World War II and was a Shrine and Masonic member. Survivors include his wife Betty two sons Robert and Thomas, his father J C Henschen, two Phoenix sisters Dorothea Harrington and Lorena Bonhey, plus a sister and brother out of state. Burial will be private. Donations to Heart Association or Salvation Army suggested. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary after 2 p.m. today.
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Tucson
Fairvie Park
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Pointe
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Alliance
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Michi
The
Valley Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Electronic Association
Orpheus Chorus
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Messinger Mortuary
American Heart: Association
Salvation Army
Albert Caldwell longtime Republic Propbuis president dies
Albert Caldwell president of Republic Propbuis Inc died Tuesday in St. Luke's Hospital. A Logan Town native, he was general manager of Holsum Bakeries in Baton Rouge for 20 years and active in Scouting. He served in the Army and led the Army Cooks and Bakers school. A Knights of Columbus and Lions Club member, he moved from Albuquerque to the Valley in 1960 and lived at 7713 E. Coolidge. Survivors include wife Jessie, daughters Mary Claire Grone and Margaret Ann Hannah, four grandchildren, and a sister and brother out of state. Rosary Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary. services Friday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Entombment Green Acres Cemetery.
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Scottsdale
Margaret Ann Hannah
Sunnyvale
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Green’ Acres
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Green Acres
Kirkwood Sr. Masonic Rites Held for Henry Kirkwood Sr
Henry Kirkwood Sr, 78, a Fisher Body pattern maker and body designer, died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A native of Glasgow, Scotland, he settled in the Valley in 1959. Survived by three sons James S. of Scottsdale, Henry Jr. of Phoenix, Malcolm S. of Farmington. daughters Mary Applegate and Jean Newhall of Scottsdale. five brothers in Scotland. ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral and burial at Moore and Song mortuary with entombment at Greenwood Mausoleum.
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Phoenix
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Firemen Blame Overheated Pool Equipment for Casa Granada Fire
An overheated pool motor sparked a blaze causing about 400 in damage to pool equipment at Casa Granada Townhouses 350 N Miller about 6 40 this morning. Firefighters said hot water tank heater and pool shed were damaged but apartments were unharmed. Other incidents included an oven fire at Thomas Mayhew 6255 E Earl Dr and a small incinerator fire at Valley National Bank 137 N Old Scottsdale Rd. Brush fires were reported at several locations throughout the day with multiple callouts.
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Thomas
Mayhew
E. Earl
Valley National Bank
Old Scottsdale Rd
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Granite Reef Rd
McDonald Dr
Free Prize Claim Notice in Scottsdale Daily Progress
Public classified notice asks readers to verify if their name appears in the Scottsdale Daily Progress with the word free after it and to follow posted directions to claim a supposed prize. The notice emphasizes checking the publication for details on how to collect.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Vietnamese Offense Expands Across South Vietnam Bases
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces push a general offensive into its fourth day with rocket and mortar strikes on Da Nang and 45 Allied towns. U.S. casualties exceed 150 dead and 1,750 wounded. estimated 1,500 enemy killed. Civilians suffer 12 dead in Da Nang and more in An Loc. Hanoi Radio hails the assault as heavy blows while urging continued flights.
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UPI
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Vietnam
Phi Kappa Phi Initiates Arizona State Students at Banquet
The national honor society Phi Kappa Phi will initiate over 100 Arizona State University students into membership at a Friday banquet. Ten Scottsdale students are listed among honorees including Filoise Babcock Norma Barer Martha Bayer James Connor John Gleige Daniel Marlow Kay Lynn Register Suzanne Sankey and Marilyn Shekerjian a junior.
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Phi Kappa Phi
Arizona
ASU Commencement Sees Record 5000 Apply for Degrees
More than 5,000 Arizona State University students filed applications for graduate and undergraduate degrees to be awarded at the 83rd commencement in Goodwin Stadium on June 3. The applicant pool includes 1,922 already meeting degree requirements and 3,123 hoping to qualify by spring deadlines. 1,783 seek graduate degree completion.
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Goodwin Stadium
Tokyo student linked to Sukarno spy case confessed
Tokyo police said a student, by marriage to former Indonesian President Sukarno, confessed to being an industrial spy for the Soviet Union. He was arrested Sunday on suspicion of passing scientific and technical information from Japanese firms to members of the Soviet trade mission in Tokyo.
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