Nixon in Warsaw wraps up Moscow trip with Congress address
President Nixon arrived in Warsaw for a brief stopover before returning home to report to Congress and the nation on eight days at the Moscow summit. Bombings near Tehran delayed departure, but he greeted crowds, laid a wreath, and spoke to an 80-man honor guard as Warsaw showcased Polish and American flags along a ceremonial route. The stopover featured wreaths, a 56-piece Army band, and a televised welcome, with Nixon proceeding to Andrews AFB for the Capitol report in the evening.
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Library worker Mrs. Wildes Wilson retires again
Scottsdale library veteran Mrs. Wildes Wilson, age 70 though sounding younger, retires from part time service in the children's section after decades with the Scottsdale Public Library. She helped open the City library in 1960 and stayed through moves to the adobe building and the Little Red Schoolhouse before 1969. She plans to move with her 87 year old sister to The Dalles Oregon and will continue rambling after 40 years of public service.
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Hypnosis Conference Draws Doctors to Scottsdale
Nearly 75 physicians will attend a three day regional conference at Mountain Shadows Resort in Scottsdale beginning Friday. The American Society of Clinical Hypnosis sponsors the event with instruction for dentists, physicians, and psychologists in clinical hypnosis and hypnotherapy led by Dr. Maurice McDowell of Portland, Oregon.
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Summer classes offered at Tavan School and Arcadia High
Registration for elementary and high school summer classes runs June 7 at Tavan School and Arcadia High. Open registration at schools Thursday 9 to 1, Saturday 4:30 to 6, and Monday Tuesday 9 to 1. no Friday registration. Transportation schedules available at each school. Elementary five week sessions cost 30 dollars with classes 8 to 10 daily. high school sessions cost 33 dollars per 2 1/2 weeks with 7 to 10 a.m. sessions June 7 to July 5 and July 5 to 28.
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Mass surrender offer reported in Kontum battle
About 100 North Vietnamese soldiers in Kontum offered to surrender to government troops as heavy fighting and U S bombing continued. Communists reportedly lost over 3000 dead in the battle, with negotiations ongoing via John Paul Vann.
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Surrender offer noted as four Communist troops converge on lines
Report from Kontum describes a surrender attempt by North Vietnamese troops who fled behind a knoll after walking toward government lines. South Vietnamese orders restricted fire and no immediate identification of the unit. U.S. air raids around Vinh targeted fuel depots and bridges, with 240 raids reported. The 1000-pound Walleye bomb guided by TV observed targets, while Midway aircraft knocked out the Tho Tuong railroad bridge near Vinh.
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16yearold held in Scottsdale shooting death
A 16 year old Scottsdale youth Michael Davidsohn was detained on suspicion of fatally shooting his father Aryon with a shotgun at the family home on Monday. His 13 year old brother Daniel was also arrested after riding a motorscooter to Casa Grande police early Tuesday. The boys reported the death to a sister in Vero Beach who instructed them to surrender.
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Obituary Alfred J. Weber Master mechanic at Salt River Project
Alfred J. Weber 56 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after 25 years as a Salt River Project mechanic. He moved to Arizona in 1942 from New Brunswick New Jersey born in New York. Survivors include his wife Rose his parents Mr and Mrs Augustus Weber of Neshanic New Jersey and a brother out of state. Services 9 a.m. Thursday at Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd burial in Neshanic.
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Merrill M. J. Metzger Dies. Navy Veteran and Technician Leader
Merrill M. J. Metzger 49 an electronic technician supervisor for Dynamic Science of Phoenix died in Scottsdale. He worked for Lincoln Carriage of Tempe and the Microsecond Corporation of Mesa and served in World War II. Born in Nebraska he moved to Omaha in 1962. Survived by two daughters Nancy Ann Metzger and Cynthia Muehlebach two sons Edward and Tommy mother Mrs. Clara Gramlick and three sisters. Services at 1 pm burial Green Acres Cemetery.
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Phoenix Wins Two Year Delay In Air Pollution Fight
Washington officials say Phoenix and Tucson are among more than two dozen cities granted a two year postponement to implement traffic controls aimed at slashing downtown pollution. EPA approved nine state plans fully and 41 partially, including Arizona. the state health board had recently approved changes to its plan.
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San Francisco
Suspect in theft questioned on 1967 Phoenix murder
Maricopa County deputies travel to Long Beach California to question auto theft suspect Albert Kirwan 26 about the murder of Carmen Dawn Goll 26 found skull fractured in the desert east of Scottsdale. Kirwan in custody there on auto theft charges and had given a statement.
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McGovern and Humphrey reject Wallace as VP candidate
In Los Angeles both senators McGovern and Humphrey reject George Wallace as a vice presidential candidate while inviting his views to be heard at the Democratic National Convention. They aim to prevent Wallace from leading a third party movement despite the cordial tone.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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