Hijacker testifies peaceful motives in TWA jet case
In Rome Raffaele Minichiello argues his Trans World Airlines hijack from Los Angeles to Rome last year was peaceful. He says he briefly used a gun and spent time with crew and stewardesses during the 20 hour flight begun Oct 31 1969. Prosecutors allege eight charges and a potential 20 year sentence. Minichiello also claimed he kidnapped an Italian policeman on arrival. He says his aim was to reach his hometown Melito Irpino to see his father.
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Raffaele Minichiello
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
U.S. Marine
Seattle
Wash
Minichiello
Melito Irpino
Ring Found In Oak Creek Canyon Seeks Owner
Mrs. C H Dedrick of Flint Michigan found a Scottsdale High graduation ring in Oak Creek Canyon in September while camping. She will return the ring to its owner upon proper identification and can be reached at 6911 Dupont, Flint Michigan 48505.
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Two-Car Crashes Hospitalize Girl and Wound Woman
A 16 year old Scottsdale girl, Kimberley Clark, remains in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a Friday morning crash on Miller Road when her car hit a vehicle driven by George Pagels. Pagels, cited for an improper turn, and Judy Morrison, a second victim, were treated and released after a separate collision on Scottsdale Road when Cartwright swerved to avoid her left turn.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale
Kimberley Clark
Miller Road
Pagels
Judy Morrison
66Th St
Scottsdale Baptist
Morrison
Scottsdale Rd
Thomas
Benjamin Cartwright
Fillmore
Major Saigon Cambodian offensive mounts near Phnom Penh
Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces mobilize in a joint operation south of Phnom Penh with over 7,000 South Vietnamese and 3,000 Cambodian troops. The campaign, expected to last three weeks, includes air and artillery support though no American involvement noted.
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Mekong
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Banjo King Eddie Peabody Dies After Collapse
Eddie Peabody 69 known as the King of the Banjoists died at St. Elizabeth Hospital after collapsing during a Lookout House performance in Covington Kentucky. The Tucson resident and veteran entertainer suffered a stroke, having entertained U.S. troops in World War II and once performed on Guam under fire.
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Guam
Dayan backs UN hosted talks to end Arab–Israeli war
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said talks under UN auspices are the only path to peace. He cited the stalled negotiations since September over a Suez region missile buildup and urged engagement with the mediation mission led by Dr. Gunnar V. Jarring.
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Man Fatally Struck After Minor Crash In Scottsdale
Lemuel Clark, 39, died Friday night after his pickup struck a parked car occupied by Marilyn Flowers, 36, and her baby. Clark stepped into the path of an oncoming car after the collision and deputies noted Flowers feared the infant might be injured.
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UPI
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Marilyn Flowers
Scottsdale
Paiute School PTA splits to form independent group
The Paiute School PTA branches off to create an independent parent teachers group over rising financial demands from national and state bodies. Officers remain, with a first board meeting planned. dues will stay at 50 cents. Dr Kenneth Olson and Tim Wherely to speak November 19 at the Paiute Cafetorium.
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Parent Teachers Association
PTA
Richard Orson
Baker
Kenneth Olson
Tim Wherely
Coronado High School
Olson
National
Scottsdale Council of
Scottsdale
Kaibab School
Kaibab Teacher Parent Organization
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Horoscopes for Sunday November 8 1970
Astrological brief advising intuition cooperation and social plans across all signs. Notes focus on harmony health finances and future planning with guidance to seek advice from wise contacts and to engage in tasteful self improvement.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Motorola names new director for semiconductor division
George W. Pratt is named director of manufacturing for Motorola's semiconductor products division. He previously served 32 years as vice president and general manager of Motorola de Puerto Rico in Vega Baja Puerto Rico. Pratt is a New York native with a chemical engineering degree from Cooper Union. From 1964 to 1967 he was executive vice president of Hawley Products in St Charles Illinois. The Pratt family will reside at 6643 North Kaska Circle Scottsdale.
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Motorola
Semiconductor
Pratt
Motorola de Puerto
N. Kaska Circle
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Homeowners Set Meeting to Review Growth
Paradise Valley homeowners association plans a general meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Kiva School auditorium to review current and future development and elect officers. Kaiser Aetna representatives are invited to discuss McCormick Ranch. topics include resort hotel plans, Camelback Country Club, master plan, and mini-bike concerns. The group, formed 18 months ago with about 1200 members, aims to preserve one-acre homes and has opposed cluster housing and resort hotel projects.
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Paradise Valley
Annnual
Paradise Valley Homeowners Association
Kiva
Kaiser Aetna Corporation
McCormick Ranch
Man Dies After Fight Outside Buckeye Tavern
Alejandro Marin, 32, died at Maricopa County Hospital Friday night from injuries after a fight outside a Buckeye tavern. Buckeye police said Marin and another man were jumped by several people Thursday night.
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UPI
Alejandro. Marin
Maricopa County Hospital
Buckeye
Marin
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