U S Generals and Turkish Colonel Freed by Soviets
The Soviet Union released Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. Scherrer Brig. Gen. Claude M. McQuarrie Jr and Col Cevat Danli after three weeks held in Armenia. The American pilot Maj James P Russell remained to await favorable flying conditions. The men crossed into Turkey near 7:45 a.m. local time and were taken to Ankara.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S. Army
Armenia
Tass
Washington
State Department
U.S
Turkey
Ankara
James P. Russell
Soviet
Edward C.D. Scherrer
Claude M. McQuarrie
Cevat Danli
Hami Oytun
Vedat Okay
Kars
Pentagon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Scherrer
McQuarrie
Astrological Forecasts for the Zodiac Signs
General guidance urges a measured approach to daily matters and finances. Aries should be patient with money, Taurus is warned against dwelling on the past, and Gemini is urged to address worries and help a relative tonight.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Two Suspects Sought in Phoenix Motel Shooting
Tucson police issue an all points bulletin for two suspects in the death of Albert Rendessey found shot twice in his Sun Land Motel room. Rendessey, who checked in under the name Al Sey last Tuesday, was killed with a .38 caliber gun. the weapon remains missing and Rendessey’s car was found Monday.
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Tucson
UPI
Phoenix
Albert Rendessey
Rendessey
Sun Land
Alsey
Pay boost urged for rail workers by presidential board
A UPI report states a presidential emergency board recommends wage increases totaling 13.5 percent this year, 9 percent in 1971, and 10.5 percent in 1972 for about 500000 railroad workers, plus changes in work rules to reduce feather bedding. The recommendations include forming a joint industry labor panel led by a neutral chair, to pursue long term rail labor reforms.
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Washington
UPI
Fort
Congress
Lewis M. Gill
Nixon
Labor
Emneotthary
James D. Hodgson
White House
Toupee Costs Man Five Years In Reading Robbery
John Ellen received a five year prison sentence after a bakery robbery in Reading. Police traced him through a serial number on the toupee used during the crime, which the prosecution referenced as the main exhibit at Monday’s sentencing.
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Reading
England
UPI
John Ellen
Ellen
Community colleges urged to seek more federal funds
At a Southwestern Federal Programs workshop in Phoenix, Frank Mensel of the American Association of Junior Colleges urged administrators to actively pursue federal funds. He noted community colleges enroll 30 percent of students but receive only about 10 percent of higher education dollars. Dr. Paul Carnell from the U.S. Office of Education stressed studying grant applications and lobbying education officials.
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Phoenix
UPI
Frank Mensel
American Association of Junior Colleges
Southwestern
Mensel
Paul Carnell
U.S. Office of Education
Scottsdale Chamber names five to board of directors
Five new members were elected to the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors from ballots last week. New directors include Sam Pendleton Stephen Simon Jecky Herb Wagner Don Collar and Dr Paul Gledhill. They begin Jan 1 1971 for three-year terms and board meetings set for Dec 8 to elect officers.
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Scottsdale Chamber’ of Commerce Board of Directors
Sam ‘Pendleton
Kdot Radio
Stephen Simon
Botsford
Simon
Jecky
Herb
Wagner
the Valley National Bank
Scottsdale
Don Collar
Collar, Williams and White Engineering
Paul ‘Gledhill
Ed Markgraf
Bill Ritter
Howard Ryan
Glenhill
Mr Focus Teaches Photography Course in Scottsdale
A photography course titled A course in photography will be offered to boys 10 and over at the Scottsdale Boys Club starting this week. Classes meet Thursdays 6 30 to 8 30 pm with instructor Sam Lowe Scottsdale Progress city editor and veteran reporter and photographer. Open to Boys Club members at no charge. Lowe known as Mr Focus won national acclaim for a feature photo White Haired Little Old Lady in Wedding Dress Struggling Through a Blizzard subtitled White on White.
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Scottsdale
Boys’ Club
Sam Lowe
Scottsdale Progress City
Lowe
Mr. Focus
Earhart survival claim spurs book controversy in New York
Two former Air Force officers release Amelia Earhart Lives alleging she was captured by Japan near Hull Island on a spy mission for FDR, survived eight years in Tokyo, and may live today as Irene Bolam of Monroe New Jersey. Irene Bolam and neighbors play a role as she prepares a news conference while publishers call the book fiction.
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Katherine S. Vanzi
New York
UPI
Air Force
Amelia Earhart
Irene Bolam
Monroe
N.J
Miss Earhart
Fred Noonan
Hull Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Imperial Palace
Tokyo
Hirohito
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Sears
Sears. Roebuck and Co
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale, Arizona
City
State
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Fred Wittner
Bolam
Wittner
Amelia
Gervais
Long Island
Aviatrix
BIG Boy
Rock Motor
Bankamericard
L and
N. Scottsdale Rd
N. Seventh St
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