Calley Faces Cold Blood Killings Charge in My Lai Trial
Army prosecutor Laid out in a military court martial how Lt. William L. Calley Jr and his men allegedly killed unarmed civilians in My Lai 4. Eyewitnesses were set to testify about the massacre as Calley sat through the opening.
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Benning
UPI
William L. Caffey Jr
My Lai
Aubrey M. Daniel III
Calley
Paul Meadle
James Durst
Daniel
Book Week seminar set at Scottsdale Library
A seminar for parents during Children’s Book Week will discuss Children and Their Books and Reading Patterns Among Children. Refreshments and free baby-sitting will be provided. The week, running through Nov 21, includes a Nov 21 final theater piece A Pilgrim Happening with Early Settlers for grades four through eight at 2 p.m. in the library auditorium.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Dominiques Quartet Wins Regional Novice Contest
The Dominiques, a quartet from the Scottsdale Chapter of Sweet Adelines, captured first place in the annual regional novice quartet contest in Lancaster California this weekend. They received the Mabel Ives Trophy for their victory.
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Dominiques Quartet
Dominiques
Scottsdale
Sweet Adelinés
Lancaster
Calif
Mabel Ives
Mesa Community College Choir to Sing Mass in G
The Mesa Community College A Capella Choir will perform Schubert Mass in G Wednesday at 8 15 p m in the Community College gymnasium. They will be accompanied by the Westwood High School Orchestra. The free concert features Grace Ward and others in a quartet. Richard Santos will speak at 7 p m in the Student Union. attendance is open to the public.
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Mesa
College A Capella
College Gymnasium
Westwood High School
Richard Santos
Mesa Community College
Santos
Wall Street Outlook Warns of Possible Inflation Flare
The Indicator Digest cautions a negative near term stock outlook due to weak gains, rate cut implications, and GM strike uncertainty. The Alexander Hamilton Institute expects a market uptrend with cheaper money but warns of a renewed inflation flare risk.
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New
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Institute
Welfare funds sought to aid Arizona residents
Arizona's Welfare Department seeks a record total of 46 million state funds for 115 000 recipients in 1971 72 up from 26 million for 95 000 in 70 71 Commissioner John O Graham urges 20 million more for ADC from 6.4 to 19 million plus 653 000 for unemployed parent and 1 million for emergency relief to expand aid levels and coverage
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Arizona
State Welfare Department
John O. Graham
Graham
Welfare Department
Standing Ovation for Cellist Zara Nelsova in Phoenix
Journal notes an entertaining Phoenix Symphony evening at Grady Gammage Auditorium. Zara Nelsova delivered Dvorak’s cello concerto to strong acclaim, earning a standing ovation, despite some critics finding the piece repetitive. The program opened with Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony conducted by Phillip Spurgeon, followed by a Strauss Der Rosenkavalier suite. The performance impressed especially the Concertmaster Posner and drew near-dancelike enthusiasm from the audience. The concert will repeat tonight at 8:30 at Alhambra High School.
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Zara Nelsova
Phoenix Symphony
Grady Gammage Auditorium
Miss Nelsova
Dvorak
Miss Nelsona
Richard Strauss
Early dismissals and Veterans Day events across Apache Supai Yavapai areas
Supai Yavapai Apache schools plan early dismissals for parent teacher conferences with grade based times and no kindergarten. Apache School marked Veterans Day with band and flag ceremony while Cub Scout and Girl Scout activities supported veterans, calendars, and outreach. Voter registration details note re registration and upcoming elections in Scottsdale and Tempe.
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Tempe
Apache School
Gross’ Candy Factory
Bayless
Heard Museum
Scottsdale—Daily Progress
U.S
FASTEETH Den ture Adhesive Powder for secure dentures
False teeth worry ends with FASTEETH Den ture Adhesive Powder promising firmer dentures for longer wear. It claims easier eating and natural feel without gummy taste, and urges regular dentist visits while noting PASTEETH paste is available at drug counters.
Land law changes proposed by Public Land Law Review Commission
Reno Nevada UPI reports the Public Land Law Review Commission advocates reversing large scale disposals of public land in favor of selective disposals. Miltion A Pearl notes regional hearing enlists input from eight Western states as the commission lays the groundwork for modernizing land management and disposition. The commission plans modest disposals and will cease next month after nine years and seven million dollars of work.
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Nev
UPI
Public Land Law Review Commission
Commission
Milton A. Pearl
Pearl
Cheyenne tribe hosts Tonto area buffalo barbecue gathering
The Cheyenne tribe of the Indian Guides at Tonto hosted a desert buffalo barbecue with tug of war bow and arrow shoots BB gun contests spear throw and a rock prize hunt. Chet Chappel of the Scottsdale YMCA led a campfire program and a church service preceded free tribal activities.
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Tribe of the Indian Guides
Tonto
Bell Road
Chet Chappel
Scottsdale
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