Paradise Valley Power Outage After Car Hits Pole
A car driven by John Jay Scott, 52, of Phoenix hit a power pole at 68th Street and Mockingbird Lane causing outages in Paradise Valley. Power was restored in two zones by 8 09 p.m. and repairs finished by 5 30 a.m. Scott was cited for failing to control his vehicle.
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Indian Held on Indictment for Stolen Office Property
Whitney Grey, 22, was arrested Monday on charges of possessing property taken during the occupation of Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in Washington. Grey was seized on the Salt River Indian Reservation near Scottsdale by reservation police and held by FBI agents. Grey was named in a federal grand jury indictment in Oklahoma City along with four others. three were arrested Thanksgiving Day in Bessie, Oklahoma, and one suspect remained at large.
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Woman Irked by Amorous Dolphins in Sydney Pool
Janine Cottee says one dolphin grew bold and tried to court her prompting her to leave the public pool in Sydney. The incident underscores unsettling behavior from dolphins observed at local attractions.
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Vietnam Air Mistaken Bombing Kills At Least 19
Six American jet bombers mistakenly hit a populated area near Hoi An in South Vietnam killing 19 and injuring 29. The U.S. command said two F4 Phantoms and four A7s dropped multiple 500 pound bombs about 2.5 miles west of Hoi An as South Vietnamese forces struggled to retake ground in Quang Tri Province amid heavy North Vietnamese counterattacks.
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Guillotine Executions End Long French Moratorium
Paris reports two convicted killers Claude Buffet and Roger Bentemps were beheaded by guillotine at La Sante Jail at dawn. The executions marked the first capital punishment carried out since Georges Pompidou became president, ending a three year pause.
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Wintry Winds Prevail Across Regions With Advisories
Wintry conditions bring strong winds and snow to the Southwest and cold Arctic air into the southern Plains. Much of the nation enjoys clear skies while travel advisories persist for New Mexico, Colorado, northwest Texas. Temperatures dip below freezing in the Rockies and Texas and Oklahoma panhandles as the snow to the Arctic outbreak diminishes.
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Oklahoma Panhandles
Farr jailed indefinitely in feud over sources
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older sentences Times reporter William T. Farr to jail until he reveals the names of two lawyers who supplied a Manson Family murder story. Farr’s attorney plans to appeal to the California Supreme Court for relief.
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William T. Farr
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Charlie Manson
Mark Hurwitz
San Francisco
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Fake bomb robbery fools victim into giving cash
Erla Mae Williams, convinced five red cylinders strapped to her waist were dynamite, withdrew 2180 dollars and gave it to a tall slim robber after he warned of a remote detonation. Police hunt John Williamson as she realized the cylinders were flares.
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UPI
Erla Mae Williams
John Williamson
Ams
Gardena
Security Pacific Bank
Inglewood
Scottsdale Junior Miss pageant seeks senior contestants
Scottsdale Jaycees representatives visit Saguaro Arcadia Coronado high schools to explain the Scottsdale Junior Miss Pageant set for December 18 at Spice of Life in Cave Creek. Top three receive college scholarships and the winner advances to the Arizona pageant in January.
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Spice of Life
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Arcadia High
Coronado
Bootadale High
Gary Shapiro
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