Peace talks extended as Vietnam cease-fire nears
Washington says more than one additional Paris session will be needed to wrap up a Vietnam cease-fire. Kissinger may visit Paris for talks with Le Duc Tho, with further consultations possible with Saigon and Hanoi. Nixon to stay at Camp David for over a week to map an executive reorganization.
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Thieu Haig talks show no progress in Saigon split
Tin Song Saigon says Thieu Haig weekend discussions yielded no progress while American sources in Washington express cautious optimism. Haig carried a letter for Nixon about a settlement and prisoner return but Thieu refused any deal compromising South Vietnam’s stance. Kissinger’s Paris trip rumored. Haig reports to Nixon at Camp David.
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Lebanese army assumes domestic security duties in Lebanon
The Lebanese government ordered the army to take charge of domestic security after labor strikes and weekend protests left two dead and amid Israeli raids into southern Lebanon. The move, not martial law, followed a 300-strong clash with police and comes as leftist unions vow further demonstrations in Beirut and Tripoli.
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Color TV set stolen in Scottsdale home burglary
Police investigate the theft of a $700 color television, three rifles worth $450, and a forced window entry at Marel Mann’s residence on 641 E Coronado Rd between 3 and 5 30 p.m Saturday. A separate report from the Double Tree Inn notes a Milwaukee man’s wallet, $64, and a $65 camera missing from his room after he went to bed about 2 30 a.m. Saturday.
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Pilot Barry Goldwater Aids Gun Victim Flight
Earl Dearinger rushed his grandson Tommy Essman 230 miles to a hospital after a hunting accident. Senator Barry Goldwater heard the plea and aided by piloting a Lear jet to Kansas City for emergency eye surgery. Essman was in good condition with a chance to regain someSight in the damaged eye.
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Hays
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Fire claims patient at Camelback Hospital
A Camelback Hospital psychiatric patient Neil Baumgarten aged 29 from Tempe died after a morning fire in his room. Firefighters arrived to find the room fully involved and smoke damage in adjacent rooms. The fire's cause is under investigation and Baumgarten was taken to Maricopa County Hospital burn unit before death.
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UPI
Camelback Hospital
Neil Baumgarten
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Maricopa County Hospital
Paradise Valley Young Republicans organize POW aid talk
The Paradise Valley Young Republicans sponsor a 7:30 p.m. program at United Bank on Camelback Road to show citizens how to aid about 1700 POW or MIA personnel in Southeast Asia. The event features VIVA Voices in Vital America, known for POW MIA bracelets.
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Young Republicans
Southeast Asia
United Bank
Camelback Rd
VIVA
Voices In Vital America
Japanese Parliament Dissolved to Trigger Early Elections
Emperor Hirohito formally dissolved the 491 seat House of Representatives at Tanaka and the Liberal Democratic Party's request. Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka aims to win a fresh four year mandate in early elections set for December 10, with officials predicting a likely return to power.
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UPI
Hirohito
House of Representatives
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Liberal-Democratic Party
Tanaka
Peking
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Phoenix to install 80 fire hydrants for 600 homes
The Paradise Valley Water Co grants Phoenix permission to place 80 hydrants for about 600 local homes. The city will install and pay 2.50 monthly rent to the water company, which will maintain the hydrants. Areas include Invergordon to Coronado, and between 40th to 48th Streets and Stanford to McDonald Drives. The council authorized City Manager John B. Wenz to pursue the agreement.
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Two Car Crash Injures Four In Scottsdale Area
A Scottsdale woman Viola Shofstall 55 and three Tempe residents were treated and released after a two car collision on Scottsdale Road near McDonald Drive Saturday. Police cited Shofstall for speed not reasonable and prudent. Brian W. Anderson Sr. 56 and Brian W. Anderson Jr. 17 of Tempe were among the other injured passengers.
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Tempe
Scottsdale Road
McDonald Drive
Viola ¢. Shofstall
71St St
Shofstall
Anderson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Catholics form defense to protect homes in Belfast
Catholic leaders in Belfast announce a new defensive vigilante group after the latest Catholic killing Gerald Kelly 50 as authorities report a violence free day in Northern Ireland since Aug 1 police warn of possible wave of assassinations in the wake of the attack Curran of the Catholic Ex Servicemen's Association says the group will be purely defensive no firearms to be carried
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
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Phil Curran
Catholic Ex-Servicemen’s Association
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Wimeeting
Curran
Phoenix debates tough new sign law
Phoenix plans a 44 page sign ordinance to ban outdoor ads not identifying property use, cap ground signs at 3 feet except in business zones with landscaping. Nonconforming signs must be removed by January 1, 1978. copies available from the planning department late this week.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Planning Commission
Dayton School Chief Warns on Newspaper Route Talk
Dr Wayne M Carle superintendent of schools in Dayton Ohio cautions about discussing newspaper routes with students urging awareness of potential risks and distractions while handling route duties to protect youths.
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Dayton
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