North Vietnam Rejects POW Release Amid Paris Talks
South Vietnam offered 62 wounded POWs on humanitarian grounds. Hanoi and Viet Cong refused direct talks with Saigon. Lodge defended Nixon policy and cited U S congressional support. Thuy denounced Nixon and praised antiwar protests in the United States.
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Saigon
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Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
United States
Mme
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Thi
Binh
U.S
Pham Dang Lam
Hanoi
Lodge
Washington
Lam
Thuy
Mix promoted to sergeant in Scottsdale Police
Jerry F. Mix, 30, a seven year veteran of the Scottsdale Police Department, is promoted to sergeant. He joined as a patrol officer in 1962 and has served in communications and as a detective. He holds the department record for the fewest illness days and has missed six days and two hours in seven years. Mix graduated from Phoenix College and attends Arizona State University, living in Scottsdale with his wife and two daughters, ages four and ten months.
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Jerry F. Mix
Scottsdale
Fog Closes In as Arizona Drivers Face Dense Haze
Dense fog shrouded most of Arizona this morning from about 5 a.m. to sunrise reducing Phoenix visibility to one eighth mile. Temperatures ranged from the mid 20s to near 60 with afternoon highs in the 50s to 70s across the state and little weekend change expected with variable clouds.
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Foreign policy talk set for Scottsdale Rotary lunch
Robert G. Cleveland of the U S Bureau of Public Affairs will address Scottsdale Rotary Club on Monday about Vietnam Laos Cambodia and Thailand as part of a four man team visiting the Valley. The luncheon for members and guests is at noon at the Camelback Inn.
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Scotts‘dale
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Thailand
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Ce@melback Inn
Robbers seize 13 million from armored truck bid
Three armed men stopped an armored car transporting cash from Aqueduct to Manhattan, stealing about 1.3 million in small bills. Guard Thomas Raftery and a second guard were restrained. the trio moved 10 money bags to a getaway car and fled, leaving other bags behind. The heist ranks as a major U.S. cash robbery.
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Thomas Raftery
Aqueduct Race Track
Manhattan
U.S
Plymouth
Mass
Brink’s Inc
James Kerrigan
Raftery
Brooklyn
U.S. rests case against Salvatore Bonanno in extortion trial
The U.S. government rests its case accusing Salvatore Bonanno and Peter Notaro of extortion linked to a stolen Diners Club card. Don Torrillo testified he gave the card to Samuel Perrone, fearing consequences if he refused. Prosecutors presented transcripts from a Torrillo interview as part of witness testimony.
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New York
UPI
Salvatore
Bill” Bonanno
Don A. Torrillo
U.S
Samuel “Hank” Perrone
Black church leaders urge billions in reparations to government and churches
Berkeley news: Bishop H B Shaw, head of the National Committee of Black Churchmen, tells 500 delegates that African Americans should press for billions in reparations from the federal government, white churches, and private industry. He calls for militant action and passage of legislation.
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Berkley
Calif
UPI
H.B. Shaw
National Committee of Black Churchmen
Shaw
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Pima County Hospital Budget Overspend Denied
State Tax Commission denied Pima County’s request to overspend its county hospital budget for 1969-70, noting $237,000 remained and no emergency existed. Waldo De Witt urged officials to reapply only after funds were depleted.
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UPI
Pima County
State Tax Commission
Waldo de Witt
Apathy Blamed for Arizona Road Toll Rise
Governor Jack Williams criticizes public apathy as the cause of rising traffic fatalities in Arizona. He cites a stalled 1-cent traffic safety program, reluctance to tougher penalties, few roadblocks, and limited court action as factors. He laments the lack of public concern compared to other tragedies.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Jack Williams
Williams
National Conference On Pupil Transportation
Arizona Highway Commission
Origin and History of the Moon by Dr Harold Urey
Nobel laureate Dr Harold C Urey will lecture on origin and history of the Moon at Arizona State University Life Sciences Center on Tuesday at 8 30 p m. The presentation is the central Arizona section American Chemical Society annual distinguished scientist talk open to the public free.
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Arizona State University
Life Sciences Center
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University’ of California At
San Diego
Central Arizona
American Chemical Society
Unusual market plan offered by Phoenix Magazine
Phoenix Magazine announces a marketing program with Master Charge to mail copies to all card holders starting next March. Publisher Kenneth A Welch says the move will raise circulation from 20,000 to over 205,000, making Phoenix Magazine the nation’s largest city publication of its type and surpassing rivals in New York and Los Angeles.
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Phoenix Magazine
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Welch
New York
Los Angeles
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