Middle East pact hit snags as talks move toward Geneva
Israel handed over Kilometer 101 checkpoint to the United Nations as it seeks to implement the Egyptian Israeli six point agreement. Cairo prioritizes relief corridor to Suez and the trapped 3rd Army, delaying POW exchanges. Golda Meir pledges to prevent a cease-fire breakdown and push for direct peace talks next month. International Red Cross planes await to begin POW exchanges, but flights to Tel Aviv and Cairo are delayed. Geneva negotiations appear uncertain as both sides weigh direct face to face talks.
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Cairo
U.N
Suez City
Egypt
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Suez
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London
International Red Cross
Cyprus
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UPI
Joseph W. Grigg
Nixon and aides plan push to restore Watergate prestige
President Nixon met with top Republican strategists as a first step in a campaign to rebuild his Watergate tarnished standing. He will meet all 234 GOP House and Senate members for twice-daily sessions this week to discuss the Watergate matter and disclose information to restore public confidence.
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UPI
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GOP
Congress
Republican Coordinating Committee
Republican House
Charles H. Percy
Bill
White House
Watergate
Eight Thousand Dollar Break In Probed In Scottsdale
A Scottsdale woman reports more than 8000 dollars in stolen items from her home including a 5000 dollar sterling silver set and 1000 dollar mink store. The break in at Gail Fletcher’s residence on Sutton Drive occurred between 7 and 10 p.m. Sunday via a pried bedroom window. Also stolen were about 1000 dollars in jewelry. Police investigate separate theft of 311 dollars from Economy Service Station on McDowell Road found Saturday morning with no forced entry.
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Scottsdale
Gail Fletcher
E. McDowell Rd
Sunny skies forecast with cooler temps this week
Forecasters at the National Weather Service Phoenix predict mostly sunny skies and cooler conditions through Tuesday. Daytime highs reach the upper 80s today and lower 80s Tuesday with variable cloudiness. overnight lows around the mid 50s. Scottsdale reported a Sunday high of 89 and a 45 degree low this morning.
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Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Obituary for Mervyn Nye Scottsdale hotel purchasing agent
Mervyn Bill Nye 72 of 6841 Sixth St. died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary, burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Nye born in Saline County Missouri came here 25 years ago. Former purchasing agent for Arizona Biltmore and Hotel Westward Ho he also managed country clubs. Member Scottsdale United Methodist Church. Survived by wife Hazel and a brother and sister out of state.
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Mervyn
Bill” Nye
Sixth St
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Nye
Scottsdale Sheraton Hotel
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mr. Nye
Saline
County
Arizona Biltmore
Westward Ho
Scottsdale
Virginia Ford Lowry obituary in Titusville and Scottsdale
Mrs Virginia Ford Lowry 65 of 7662 E Bonita Drive died November 7 in Titusville Florida. Born in St Louis she moved to Arizona in 1946 from Saddle River New Jersey and to Scottsdale in 1969. She was a charter member of Valley Presbyterian Church and worked 16 years at Ed Post Realty. Funeral 4 pm Tuesday Messinger Mortuary Chapel with burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband Burton S Lowry and son David B Lowry of Coolidge.
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Virginia Ford Lowry
E. Bonita Drive
Titusville
Fla
St. Louis
Arizona
Saddle River
N.J
Scottsdale
The
Valley Presbyterian Church
Ed Post Realty
Mrs Grace Tata Dies at 78 in Phoenix
Grace Tata 78 of 8519 E Northland Dr Phoenix died Saturday at Medi Center Phoenix. Rosary Tuesday 7 30 p m Mass Wednesday 10 a m at St Maria Goretti Catholic Church. Survived by husband Antonio a daughter Margarita Whitson brothers Salvator Charles Alfred Faro sisters Rosie Vera Spataccino Adaline De Bennedditt and one grandchild.
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E. Northland Drive
Medi Center
Phoenix
Messinger Mortuary
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Tata
Sicily
Arizona
Yonkers
N.Y
Salvator Faro
Melbourne
Australia
Charles Faro
Long Island
Alfred Faro
Union
N.J
Rosie Faro
Atlantic City
Vera Sheehe
Jamica
Josephine Spataccino
Valley Stream
Adaline de Bennedditt
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Chamber Board to Discuss Sign Ordinance Policy
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce executive board will meet at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the chamber building on Main Street to discuss policies guiding adherence to a proposed city sign ordinance. Recommendations will go to about 1,200 chamber members.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
A.J. Collins
Main Street
Park Service voices opposition to Senate Grand Canyon expansion
A National Park Service spokesman urged Congress to fund the House backed plan and reject cuts to the Senate proposed expansion of Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.
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Washington
National Park Service
House
Senate
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
Off Track Betting Initiative Drives Signatures in Arizona
Arizona Red Dot Corporation announced an initiative to legalize off track betting, aiming for 90 000 signatures to place the measure on the 1974 general election ballot. The plan calls for closed circuit TV for horse and dog races at dining venues statewide allowing public bets without visiting a track. Phoenix voters also head to polls Tuesday to elect a mayor six council members and to decide eight charter amendments.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Red Dot Corporation
Timothy Barrow
Veterans Day Parade In Phoenix Draws Hundreds
Hundreds of soldiers sailors and guardsmen marched through central Phoenix in the annual Veterans Day parade. The 20 minute route drew small crowds along the way and featured Army Navy Air Force Marine and National Guard units plus trucks jeeps horseback riders and ROTC units.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
National Guard
President Nixon to turn over more Watergate tapes
President Nixon announced he would hand over additional tapes and memoranda to Judge Sirica so the court can assess two crucial Watergate conversations the White House says were not recorded. He hopes independent experts will verify authenticity and end public doubt.
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Nixon
John J. Sirica
White House
Sirica
Washington
UPI
Watergate
Four Hospitalized After Weekend Scottsdale and Phoenix Crashes
A Scottsdale family and an East Phoenix man were hospitalized after two weekend crashes. Glen Hagedorn 28 was in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial after his north Hayden Road car hit a southbound vehicle. Linda Hagedorn 24 and Darren Hagedorn 6 were listed in fair condition. Sammy Soto 26 of Phoenix was in satisfactory condition after being struck on Scottsdale Road by Charles Wheeler 43 of Tempe while crossing near Earls Drive. No citations were issued and police continue investigations.
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East Phoenix
Glen Hagedorn
N. Haden Rd
Scottsdale Memorial
Linda Hagedorn
Darren Hagedorn
Sammy Soto
56Th St
Phoenix
Toda
Hagedorn
Hayden
Soto
Scottsdale Road
Earls Drive
Charles Wheeler
Tempe
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Sacramento
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Steelman
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Ken Unrein
Pinal County
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New Yorker
Lodi
Walter Parkin
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Rose Zavadell
Mesa
van Leer Insurance
24Th Street
Lloyd's Home Furnishings
N. Scottsdale Rd
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Lowsey
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