De Gaulle Dies in France After Solitaire Night
Gen. Charles De Gaulle, 79, dies at his home in Colombey les Deux Eglises after a heart attack while dealing a hand of solitaire. He had lived in aloof retirement since 1969 and left a wish for a simple funeral. President Nixon and other leaders attend memorials in Paris.
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Warning on take over issued by Harvill
University of Arizona President Richard Harvill warned at the 84th annual convention that external authorities will take over universities if they cannot manage their own affairs. He urged faculty administration and students to cooperate to prevent external intervention and stressed continuous review of the university’s roles and performance.
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Actress Jane Fonda Faces Drug and Assault Charges
A federal grand jury will hear charges of drug smuggling and assaulting a customs agent against Jane Fonda after a judge bound her over for grand jury action. She risked a Jan. 6 municipal court jury trial on assaulting a policeman and was freed on a $5,000 bond.
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Grease fire damages kitchen vent in Glendale home
A stove grease fire at Glen Hallaway residence 5402 N 82nd St sparked 6:23 a.m. blaze in the kitchen vent area. Firemen said damage about 150 dollars but the fire did not reach the attic. A separate grass fire at Fourth Street and Marshall Way at 3:39 p.m. Monday was extinguished with 75 gallons of water and caused no damage. cause unknown.
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Louis Nizer to Speak at Phoenix Toasts Club Meeting
Attorney Louis Nizer will address the Phoenix Toasts Club meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Del Webb’s Townhouse. He is a Columbia College and College of Law graduate and author of The Jury Returns My Life in Court Thinking on Your Feet and New Courts of Industry.
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Japanese government to honor photographer Kyoichi Sawada
The government will posthumously decorate Pulitzer Prize winner Kyoichi Sawada with the sixth class Order of the Rising Sun. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato presided over the cabinet meeting that approved the decision this morning.
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State Land Department Public Auction in Maricopa County
Public auction to sell grazing land and acres in Maricopa County on January 9, 1971 at the Arizona State Office Building Phoenix. Parcels include 17.45 acres and 7.45 acres with appraisals of 24,430 dollars each. Purchasers must provide 2,934.60 dollars by cashier’s check or cash. Subject to existing reservations and rights of way.
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Public Land Auction Terms and Mineral Rights Reserved
Arizona land parcels will be sold with gross acreages including easements. The state reserves oil gas metals and mineral rights with entry rights for exploration. Sale terms require 12 percent of appraised value plus 2 percent for improvements and a $3 fee. bids above appraisal trigger additional payments. 25 year plan pays 90 percent balance in annual installments at 7 percent interest. Cash purchases require specified fees and issuance. Information from the State Land Department, Andrew L. Bettwy, State Land Commissioner.
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Stock Market Update from United Press International
United Press International reports on stock market activity courtesy of F. I. DuPont Glore Forgan & Co. The briefing covers market movements, key indices, and notable gains and losses across major sectors and leading shares.
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Leaders honor De Gaulle as world leaders mourn
Leaders across the globe praised General Charles de Gaulle after his death. Nixon announced plans to fly to Paris for Notre Dame memorial services while Ben-Gurion called him the greatest French statesman of this century.
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Obituary for Margie Mahaffey Resident of Scottsdale
Margie Mahaffey of Scottsdale, 54, died Monday at her home in Scottsdale. Born in Walton, Kentucky, she moved here with her husband Virgil three years ago from Covington. Funeral services are planned Friday in Covington, with Green Acres Mortuary handling arrangements. She is survived by husband Virgil. sons Harry in Phoenix, Edward in Los Angeles, and Virgil in Seattle. one brother and five sisters living out of state.
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Crashes Prompt City Police Brief
A 58 year old woman, Olive Barnes, suffers non critical injuries after stepping into Indian School Road and colliding with a car driven by David Barnes. Both drivers are cited, and another youth cyclist and a third driver are involved in separate incidents on Granite Reef Road and 76th Street.
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Former Scottsdale financier pleads not guilty in mail fraud case
Philip J. Goldberg and partners Edwin Newman William Skillman enter innocent pleas in U S District Court on charges of using worthless annuities to secure loans in 1968 and 1969. Judge Copple set February 1 for motions. Emil Tucker and Robert Clark also indicted.
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Burglary At Merritt Electric Site Sees Shovel Stolen
Police report a weekend burglary at the Merritt Electric construction site 8330 E Osborn Rd. Thieves cut a fence, used bolt cutters to break a shed lock, and removed a shovel valued at 3 dollars. No other items were reported missing.
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