Hanoi seeks coalition rule and neutral Vietnam in cease fire
Communist diplomats in London say Hanoi will demand a Saigon coalition government, neutrality for the south, and a U.S. withdrawal as preconditions for a cease fire. Paris talks may extend beyond a year with international supervision likely, while Hanoi balances Beijing and Moscow.
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Burglars Net $96 At Scottsdale Church Office
Police report burglars pried open a door to the office of Associate Pastor David Ellsworth at Scottsdale Methodist Church and took 56 dollars from a filing cabinet while attempting to break a floor safe. A $375 color TV from storage at 401 E Second St was also taken between Aug 27 and Sept 27 but not reported for two months.
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Scottsdale Methodist Church
David Ellsworth
Scottsdale TV
E. Second St
Officials weigh sealing Mannington No. 9 mine to extinguish fire
Federal and state mines officials met with Consolidation Coal Co and the United Mine Workers to decide whether to seal the Mannington No. 9 coal mine to cut off oxygen and suppress a underground fire trapping 78 miners for seven days. Gas readings showed very high methane levels, raising explosion risks. no further rescue teams were dispatched. Relatives urged not to seal unless danger to trapped men is real.
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Parkersburg
Overheated Air Conditioner Damages Home Motor
Rural Fire Department reports an overheated air conditioner motor caused about 35 damage to the unit insulation on wiring. The incident at Max McCue's home 5910 EH Edgemont occurred Tuesday morning with a fire call at 8 39 a.m.
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Rockefeller and Brooke decline Nixon administration posts
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Massachusetts Senator Edward Brooke rejected cabinet level offers from the Nixon transition. Brooke, a Black lawmaker, said he declined a cabinet seat to better serve the country and Mr Nixon, while Rockefeller did so for reasons not fully stated.
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UPI
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Nelson T. Rockefeller
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
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Rockefeller declines cabinet post amid Nixon discussions
Nixon's aide Ronald Ziegler said Nelson Rockefeller, in a private meeting at Nixon's apartment, declined any administration post. Rockefeller had publicly said he preferred to stay at his Albany post. Ziegler did not confirm any cabinet offer. David Rockefeller's potential entry into the administration remained unclear.
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Obituaries for Wellington C Ault and Harry E Willette
Wellington C. Ault 72 a former F J Lamb Co accountant of Grosse Pointe Mich died Sunday at Scottsdale Baptist HospitalMoving to Scottsdale in 1961 he belonged to Scottsdale Presbyterian Church War Birds and was WWI Royal Air Force captain He survived by wife Margaret Services at 2 p m today Messinger Mortuary burial Green Acres. Harry E. Willette 80 former audio engineer for RKO Studios and Republic died Tuesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Indianapolisl native moved to California 1942 retired 1956 moved to Scottsdale two years ago from Sherman Oaks Survived by wife Maude daughter Mrs Albert Long four grandchildren four great grandchildren Services 3 p m Friday Messinger Mortuary Burial Green Acres.
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Riots Prompt Egyptian Party Meeting As Nation Quakes
President Nasser summoned officials of the Arab Socialist Union in Cairo for urgent talks on responding to student rioting that disrupted Egypt for days. Al Ahram warned the unrest could grow, noting possible external influences amid clashes in Mansoura and Alexandria.
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National Congress
Cairo University
al Ahram
Alexandria
Mansoura
Suit filed over deadly conditions at San Francisco stockade
A federal suit alleges unbearable conditions at the San Francisco Presidio Stockade led to one death and about 30 suicide attempts. Attorney Terence Hallinan represents 17 prisoners challenging Army detention of 27 soldiers on mutiny charges, accusing cruel and unusual punishment and denial of due process. The Army contests the charges. Hallinan cites overcrowding unsanitary quarters limited rations and alcohol and drug–influenced guards, with guards firing guns into the air and segregation cells as part of a biased environment toward Black inmates.
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Hayakawa named acting president of troubled S F State
Dr Hayakawa, renowned linguist and new acting president of San Francisco State College, faces a hard line with militant students after being appointed following the trustees acceptance of Robert H. Smith’s resignation. He ordered the university closed until after Thanksgiving and halted marathon student debates.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
State College Board of Trustees
Robert H. Smith
Local Artist Reproduces Yule Cards for Blind Children
A Phoenix area project features Christmas cards reproducing Anna Maria Pecanini's original painting. The Foundation for Blind Children sells boxes of 20 cards with print and braille greetings at 3 dollars per box. Proceeds support programs for blind and partially sighted children in the greater Phoenix area.
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Anna Maria Pecanini
Foundation For Blind Children
Christ
Mas
Foundation
Phoenix
Two Injured in Scottsdale Intersection Crash
Police say Glenn Petty and Jonathan Garon, both out-of-state drivers, collided at the Hayden and Thomas Rds intersection around 3:15 p.m. Petty 49 Ponca City Oklahoma faced a failure to yield citation. Garon 20 and passenger Claudia Balcom 18 St Paul Minnesota were treated and released for minor injuries.
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Glenn’ B. Petty
Ponca City
Okla
Jonathan R. Garon
Minn
Garon
Petty
Claudia Balcom
St. Paul
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