Philippine political violence marks election day in Mindanao
A politician was shot dead in front of a voting center in Zamboanga del Sur as 95 campaign related deaths are tallied since July 1. Police temporarily took over the village and polls remained open while security forces were placed on alert ahead of the national elections.
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Marcos
Stocks End Mixed As Dow Dips Amid Broad Market Turn
UPI reports noon quotations showing Dow Jones industrial average at 854.86 down 5.08, rails at 229.25 down 1.16, utilities up 0.09 to 121.7, with total shares traded 7,240,000. Major issues include Alcoa 71 1/2, AT&T 51 1/2, General Electric 98, IBM 58 1/2, General Motors 70, Texaco 18, U S Steel 41 55, and Xerox 27 1/2 amid a broad market retreat and listing of others with fractional changes.
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Four U S Navy deserters sought by Japanese police
Japanese police list four AWOL sailors from the USS Intrepid as suspects in a nationwide search. The men Michael Lindner John Barilla Richard Bailey and Craig Anderson left Oct 24 amid antiwar protests. They sought political asylum in Japan but U S Japan treaty limits asylum for servicemen.
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Lao Crown Prince and Princess visit SRP facilities in Arizona
The Lao royal couple Von Savang and Princess Manilay arrive with a 27 member entourage to tour Salt River Project irrigation and water storage. The schedule includes a stop at Stewart Mountain Dam and drives to Tempe and the Arizona Biltmore, followed by a flight to Los Angeles.
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Saguaro Lake
Lester Shaffer
Firemen Fail To Save Morrison In Scottsdale Residence
Martin W. Morrison 60, of 4833 Woodmere Fairway, was pronounced dead on arrival at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after Rural Fire Department resuscitation efforts. Firefighters also tackled two other calls, a trash-bin fire at Osborn and a car blaze on Scottsdale and Bell Roads in a 1906 Chevrolet top owned by Karl E. Weisser, with about 1000 dollars damage.
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Woodmere Fairway
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Murray Robertson
RFC
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Fie
Scottsdale and
Bell Rds
Karl E. Weisser
Monte Vista
Phoenix
Cyclist Injured In City Motorcycle Collision
A Phoenix man Joseph Jesus Senna, 23, living at 312K Diamond, was injured yesterday when his motorcycle and a car collided at 66th Street and Nally. Dorothy Fulchter Robinson, 72, of Tempe drove south and attempted to pass, brushing Senna’s left handlebar. Senna treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and released. Robinson cited for speed not reasonable or prudent.
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Obituaries for Charles E Murphy and Eugene Skelly
Charles E Murphy 44 of 5034 FE Lafayette Blvd died of a heart attack in St Josephs Hospital. He was born in Detroit and led Fidelity Saving and Loan in Douglas for three years. He was a World War III veteran and survived by wife Katherine two daughters and three siblings out of state. Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. at St Theresa church with Mass Thursday at 9:30 a.m. and burial in St Francia Cemetery. Eugene Thomas Skelly 60 of 174K Northland Drive died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Born in Sheboygan Wisconsin he was a yard cot for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad for 20 years and a World War II veteran with Masonic Lodge membership. He had two brothers and no sisters out of state. Services will be in Janesville Wisconsin.
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Janesville
Bunker says U S morale high despite antiwar protests
U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker told NBC Today in Saigon that American troops’ morale in Vietnam has never been better. He noted South Vietnamese leaders are troubled by protests but believe the U.S. will keep its commitment, and he opposed long bombing pauses. He warned Hanoi could exploit truces and said progress includes a higher combat to support ratio. He reported South Vietnamese forces improving but noted limited news coverage. Westmoreland and Komer to join in Washington as talks proceed.
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Greeks Threaten Trade Rift With Denmark Over Coup Critique
Athens accuses Denmark of meddling in Greece's internal affairs and signals likely trade obstruction. Source says Greece may delay Danish imports in response to Denmark's criticism of the April 21 army coup.
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Freed GIs Return to U S for Medical Exams
Three American Green Berets released from Viet Cong captivity arrived in the United States and were taken to hospitals for thorough medical checks. Sgts. Edward R. Johnson Daniel L. Pitzer Jr. and James Jackson, held since 1963 1968 and 1964 respectively, were greeted by families as they recover from malnutrition and dysentery.
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New York
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Jonndon
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Mekong Delta
Vault looting at London cooperative vault may be top crime
London investigators probe a daring underground break at a co op vault as guards were removed months ago. Thieves used a high temperature thermal lance to crack 620 depositor boxes causing a multi million dollar potential cash theft. Police twelve hours later traced alarm and owners say depositors bear loss exposure.
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UPI
London Cooperative Society
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England
Birch founder to speak at Phoenix Union High School
John Birch Society founder Robert Welch will address an audience at Phoenix Union High School Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 pm. The event, sponsored by Arizona John Birch Society chapters, promotes urging Congress to halt trade with communist nations. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students.
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Staffer honored by Arizona Girls Ranch awards
Mary Bach of the Progress Woman's Page received a certificate of appreciation from the Arizona Girls Ranch at a Saturday board lunch at Navarre's. The award cited her feature story published June 15 describing the ranch’s home atmosphere for at risk teenage girls. several ranch homes are in Scottsdale.
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Girls Ranch
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Progress Woman’s
J. Guy Bealle
Scottsdale
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