Thieu resistance grows as Paris talks continue
In YVETTE near Paris Kissinger and North Vietnamese negotiators Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy began a second round aimed at ending the war. Kissinger arrived with a 30 journalist entourage and vowed one more round could wrap up a ceasefire while Saigon signaled dissatisfaction with terms.
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Saigon
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Nixon
Fernand Leger
Residents resist office building in Lombardi Estates
In Scottsdale's Lombardi Estates, residents fear they cannot mobilize enough signatures to combat a Maricopa County suit seeking to lift deed restrictions on a five acre parcel at 68th Street and Camelback Road. Plaintiffs Josephine Teel Simpson and Esther Teel seek an office development, risking a default if owners do not defend.
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Scottsdale
Mary Jane Fehr
64Th St
Henry Ladendorff
Ladendorff
Josephine Teel Simpson
Esther Teel
Maricopa County
Heavy Snow Briefs Hit Plains and West Coast
A winter storm blankets the Southern Plains from Texas to Nebraska with 5 inches in Gage Oklahoma and 4 in Dalhart Texas. Pueblo Colorado reports 3 inches. Warnings extend through Colorado New Mexico Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma while travel alerts reach southern Kansas. Pacific Coast sees sleet and strong winds. temperatures range from 12 in Butte Montana to 75 in Key West Florida.
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Key West, Fla
Scottsdale Library to close on Thanksgiving Day
The Scottsdale Public Library will be closed Thanksgiving Day and will open Friday for four hours from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Regular hours resume Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. as stated by library director Hugh Cleary.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Hugh Cleary
Cleary
Scottsdale plans for 730 new apartments eyed by board
Design Review Board set to review three apartment complexes none McCormick Ranch sites include Paseo Village tracts with 112 and 118 units plus a 44 unit plan west of Pima and McDowell. Hallcraft Villas No 2 No 3 would add 456 units on 54 acres along McDonald Drive Hayden to the Arizona Canal. A two story office at 7115 E Indian School Rd and a Kentucky Fried Chicken at 8050 E Indian School Rd also await action. The Site Plan Committee will tackle Cormick Ranch Larrabee office plans and a Pitch and Putt golf course west of Thomas and Hayden.
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Hallcraft Homes Inc
Cormick Ranch
Paseo Village
George Larrabee
Pima Road
McDowell Road
Scottsdale
McDonald Drive
Hayden Road
Arizona Canal
Hallcraft
Larrabee
E. Indian School Rd
Barry Schwein
N. Scottsdale Rd
Thomas and Hayden Roads
Robert A. Lundquist
FBI Chief Gray Recovers From Abdominal Pain
Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray II is hospitalized at Lawrence and Memorial after abdominal pains. Doctors planned tests and considered surgery to remove an intestinal obstruction but deferred until test results. He was at home preparing for an evening speech when struck, with Robert Gebhardt to fill in.
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UPI
FBI
L. Patrick Gray II
Lawrence and Memorial Hospital
Hushen
Gray
Boston
Scottsdale
Valley Forward Association
Safari Hotel
Robert E. Gebhardt
Obituary for Robert L. Standifer Public works supervisor
Robert L. Standifer 59 a Maricopa County Highway Department public works supervisor died Sunday in Mesa General Hospital from a blood clot. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hansen Mortuary with burial at Deer Valley. He rose from welder in 1956 to landfill chief and District 2 road foreman. A World War II Navy veteran born in Gainesville Texas he moved to Arizona 30 years ago from Portales. Survivors include his wife Ella a son Robert D and seven grandchildren along with four stepdaughters and a stepson.
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Robert L. Standifer
Maricopa County
Gainesville
Tex
Arizona
Portales
Tein
Ella
Robert D
Brenda Atwell
Yvonne Thuma
Francie Phillips
Janet Atwell
Phoenix
William Atwell
San Diego
Russians and U S reconvene SALT talks in Geneva
U S and Soviet negotiators begin the second round of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks in Geneva. President Nixon backs the effort, calling Phase II crucial and expressing hopes for curbing the nuclear arms race and achieving new success.
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Nixon
Cronkite Undergoes Benign Throat Tumor Surgery
Walter Cronkite, managing editor of CBS News, underwent surgery last week to remove a benign throat tumor. The CBS spokesman said Cronkite, 56, was resting at home and was expected to recover.
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UPI
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
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