Nixon to address editors on Watergate in Florida
President Nixon prepares for a 7 p.m. EST television address in Orlando before about 400 newspaper editors at the Associated Press Managing Editors convention. White House aides say no specific new Watergate details expected, but full disclosure is promised. He may also discuss Watergate on Sunday in Macon Georgia at Mercer University events.
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U.S
Nixon
Associated’ Press Managing Editors
White House
Macon
Mercer University
Walter F. George
Mothers Return to School in North Scottsdale
North Scottsdale and North Phoenix mothers enroll in Desert Shadows Elementary to assist teachers, librarians, and staff. Dr. James Gleason notes 96 volunteer mothers aiding classrooms, with photos showing Mrs. Suzanne Mason and others helping students in ceramics and preschool activities. Separately, Nixon heads to Memphis to meet Republican governors and discuss Watergate, with plans to meet Kissinger on foreign policy matters.
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North Scottsdale
North Phoenix
James Gleason
Desert Shadows
Suzanne Mason
Steven Johns
Joe Weeks
Howard Sherman
Steven Rosinski
Heather
Weather Watch Northeast shivers in cold
The Northeast faced cold air with temperatures in the 20s across the Great Lakes and Appalachians as a Canada-origin front moved in. A separate system brought showers from northern California to central Montana, with snow in Montana and Idaho and freezing temps reaching into northern Georgia.
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United Press International
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Canada
California
Oregon
Montana
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Mont
Burley
Idaho
Michigan
Ohio
Georgia
Kennedy’s son has right leg amputated for cancer
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr., 12, underwent a one hour operation at Georgetown University Hospital to remove his right leg above the knee after a malignant growth was found. The procedure was led by Dr. George Hyatt and his condition was reported satisfactory.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr
Joan
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy
Robert
Young Kennedy
George Hyatt
Eleanor Nealon
Holy Trinity Church
Kathleen Kennedy
Arson Probable in 24-Death Downtown Fire
Los Angeles investigators probed a 64 year old downtown apartment building where 24 people died and at least 52 were injured in the worst city fire. Fire officials cited possible arson with $150000 damage, fire starting in a lobby sofa or chair, amid reports of explosions and flames from the stairwell.
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Ore
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Show Low
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Spokane
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Juneau
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Kansas City
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UPI
Robert Dove
Raymond Hill
Doll Show Celebrates Foreign Nations at Eldorado Park
Dolls representing countries from around the world will be on display Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at Eldorado Park. Entries must be dressed in a foreign country’s costume and brought to Eldorado Recreation Center Room 5 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday. Ribbons will be given to the top seven in each category with a grand prize for Best Doll of Show.
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Eldorado Park
Miller Road
Eldorado Recreation Center
Hohokam-St. Daniel's Cub Pack hosts Genius Night
Cub Pack 540 at Hohokam and St. Daniel's featured inventors in skits with Genius kit creations. Prizes went to Don Owemby, Steve Drottar, Scott Shorr, and an entry titled the space vehicle. Thanksgiving schedules issued and PTA activities noted along with student achievements and group memberships.
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Hohokam
Robert Fulton
Henry Ford
Alexander Graham Bell
Don Owemby
Steve Drottar
Scott Shorr
Is Savage
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