Middle East tensions rise as Bethlehem protests mark war anniversary
Arabic speaking Bethlehem schoolgirls chant anti Israel slogans during a general strike marking the 51st anniversary of the Balfour Declaration. Egypt warns of retaliation after an Israeli raid into the Nile valley as regional violence escalates.
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War quietens as halt in bombing shifts pace of South Vietnam conflict
After the halt in U S bombing of North Vietnam, reports say Communist forces may be delaying attacks on South Vietnamese cities. US spokesmen reported no raids into the DMZ and no new strikes on South cities. Measures included nine Stratofortress strikes and the last pre halt missions by aircraft from Saigon to Da Nang area, while Maj Lenahan completed his 100th mission.
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Pat Paulsen Ends Campaign in Phoenix Hustings
A Phoenix Coliseum crowd heard Pat Paulsen wrap up his presidential bid with a patriotic finale. The comedian noted his “savior of America's destiny” line and impressed with guitar and folk songs amid criticisms of acoustics and crowd reception. The First Editions opened the program, drawing mixed notes on volume and clarity.
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Prague move signals rebirth of Dubcek opposition
A Czechoslovak Communist party central committee meeting in mid November is set to become a battleground as factions oppose reformist Dubcek. Bratislava’s 21 member party presidency pushed a resolution attacking pro Moscow forces and critics warn the session will test Dubcek before the mid November meeting.
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Three Car Crash Sees Injuries in Scottsdale Intersection
Scottsdale police report two traffic accidents Friday. Nicolette Trude, 18, of 8508 East Oak injured in a three car crash at Hayden and Indian School Roads around 12:30 p.m. Raymond Louis Herrera, 30, of Cashion, cited for failure to stop at a red light. Earlier, Gerald Duvall, 28, of Phoenix rear ended Phillip Vernon, 47, of Phoenix at Scottsdale Road Chaparral. no injuries, Duvall cited for non controll.
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Scottsdale theft reports two burglaries in fashion square area
Police report Karma Anderson lost about 90 dollars from a billfold in her purse left in the back of Burnett's Books at Fashion Square where she works. The theft occurred between 1 30 and 4 20 p m Fri day afternoon. A separate report notes a lawnmower and grass collector were taken from John W Cartier at 8116 E Cypress during the past week.
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Trash fire damages truck at Milt's Department Store
About noon Friday a fire in a trash pile at Milt's Department Store 350 N Hayden Rd slightly damaged a truck before firefighters brought it under control. Rural Fire Department also reported a trash-bin fire at 539 KE Montecito extinguished with no damage, and a small brush fire at 18041 N 41st Pl causing no loss.
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Nation's Temperatures Shed Light on 24 Hour Readings
United Press International provides regional temperature and precipitation data for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. The report covers multiple locations, noting highs and lows and rainfall amounts for the prior day.
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Special Scottsdale Mayor and Council Meeting Set
A special meeting of the Scottsdale Mayor and Council is scheduled for Monday November 4 at 8 p.m. in the council chambers 300 E Main Scottsdale. The notice was published November 2 1968.
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