Tens of Thousands March in Washington Demand End to Vietnam War
Tens of thousands of young Americans protested in Washington DC demanding the U.S. withdraw from Vietnam now. Officials fortified the White House area with heavy security including Marines paratroopers National Guard and thousands more police. The cold clear day saw a disciplined turnout as authorities kept crowds at a safe distance.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
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Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Vietnam
White House
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Executive Mansion
Capitol
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Arizona marches mark start of Vietnam moratorium
About 3,000 Arizonans joined protests in Tucson and Phoenix as a three day moratorium began. In Phoenix 20 000 plus rallied at the Federal Building while in Tucson 1 200 demonstrators marched to Armory Park. Speakers condemned the war and called for cease fire and free elections while counter demonstrations supported Nixon policy. One arrest reported a 21 year old from Spokane for carrying a knife.
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United Press International
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Tucson
United States
Young Americans For Freedom
Young Republicans
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University of Arizona
South Vietnam
Phoenix
Thomas Lee Wellman
Spokane
Wash
Rabies inspector reports assault attempt in Scottsdale
A rabies inspector, Roger Aldred, says a car fired a projectile at his northbound vehicle on Scottsdale Road early last night. The incident followed a prior trouble with a Phoenix family, and Aldred’s substitute was lured into a trap but not harmed.
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Aldred
County Rabies Control Unit
Obituaries for Ethel Persch and Michael Bozo
Graveside services were held for Ethel A. Persch 70 who died Thursday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She lived at 6720 E Oak and was a member of Scottsdale United Methodist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Michael J. Bozo 63 died Thursday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and funeral services will be in Baltimore with arrangements noting he was born in Czechoslovakia and had been a hatmaker. He is survived by a daughter and other family in Maryland.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Green Acres Cemetery
N. Hayden
Persch
Scottsdale
Baltimore
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Scottsdale Baptists Hospital
Bozo
E. Orange Blossom
Czechoslovakia
Edward Sandiago
Woman Hurt in Scottsdale Car Crash
Ruth Martin, 48, of 9239 N 124th St, was injured in a two car crash at 96th St and Shea Blvd. She, a passenger in Edsel Martin’s car, was treated and released from Baptist Hospital. Mary Conine, 76, of Whittier California, was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign.
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124Th St
96Th St
Shea Blyod
Baptist Hospital
Edsel Martin
Martin
Shea Blvd
Mary Conine
Whittier, Calif
Conine
Loot recovered after Cypress burglary
Burglars stole a .300 rifle a .38 pistol ammunition and a radio from Bruce Kanzler's home at 7302 East Cypress Friday afternoon. Police recovered the rifle and radio hidden in the alley grass on a witness tip, as teenage suspects described by witnesses.
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Cypress
Girl Scouts Plant 220 Bushes In Scottsdale Beautification
Camelback Camp Fire Girls planted 220 coyote and rosemary bushes in city hall tree wells as part of Scottsdale's beautification program. Mayor Bud Tims attended a brief ceremony with Dick McIntire as master of ceremonies and a flag ceremony by Mrs. Robert Butts.
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Ellen Finnegan
Apollo 12 crew rests before lunar orbit and return
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean relax after a successful launch as they prepare for lunar orbit. The crew awaits a critical engine check for the return and plans a 35 minute color TV show before docking with the moon. Gordon remains in lunar orbit while Conrad and Bean target the southeastern edge of the Ocean of Storms.
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Pete” Conrad
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Alan L. Bean
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Winter storm sweeps east with heavy snow and warnings
Frost and snow spread from north Texas to the Carolinas as cold air and rain turn to snow flurries. Snow depths reach 18 inches in Walhalla Michigan and six inches in Muskegon and Pittsburgh while Niagara-like conditions cause 100-plus traffic accidents in Minnesota. Temperatures range from 2 degrees in Moorcroft Wyoming to 87 in Palm Springs California.
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Agnew Criticism Sparks Debate At Republican Meet
Secretary Romney assails a new culture in television news as networks face growing pressure from Agnew. Delegates hear contrasting views on press freedom, with calls for defending principles while critics warn against governmental influence on news flow. Sigma Delta Chi Resolution condemns Agnew's broad critique of network reporters.
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Iowa
UPI
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Spiro T. Agnew
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New York
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Agnew
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Spiro T. ‘Agnew
Sigma Delta Chi
Scottsdale schools to dismiss early for drug seminar
Scottsdale school system announces early dismissal Tuesday to allow teachers and students to attend a 20 p.m. drug awareness seminar organized by James Toman. Early out times vary by grade and campus, with many elementary and high schools releasing by around 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. Some programs and sessions are canceled or incur full-day exceptions.
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