Scranton to lead UPI peace mission in Middle East
President-elect Nixon announced former Gov. William Scranton will leave on a nine day fact finding mission December 2 to meet Arab and Israeli leaders for a full and frank discussion of the crisis. Scranton will visit Cairo Jerusalem Amman Jedda Beirut and Tehran after talks with Egyptian President Nasser.
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United Press International
Richard M. Nixon
Middle East
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Cairo
Cyprus
U.N
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Jarring
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jerusalem
Amman
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
Beirut
Tehran
NLF and North Vietnam reject Saigon at Paris talks
The National Liberation Front and North Vietnam refuse to recognize the South Vietnamese delegation as equal partners in the Paris talks. They denounce U S demands to halt fighting and insist Saigon is a puppet of American aggression while asserting the NLF as the true representative of South Vietnam.
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Weather Update From United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Readings show regional highs and lows with rainfall and snowfall details where applicable. Officials advise checking local forecasts for precise figures and travel conditions.
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United Press International
Rescuers to drill two more holes at Mannington mine
Officials in Mannington West Virginia decided to drill two additional boreholes at the Mannington No 9 coal mine to test air quality for potentially life sustaining air for 78 men trapped nine days prior. Major explosions continued at the Llewellyn portal as rescue efforts persisted.
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Mahan Portal
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal Co
Corcoran
Car fire near Shea Boulevard causes property damage
A car owned by Virginia Kendrick was nearly destroyed in a fire on Scottsdale Road four miles north of Shea Boulevard. Firefighters estimated 100 dollars in damage to the vehicle, caused by a backfire at Hayden and Roosevelt. Fire crews also handled separate trash-bin and trash-pile fires with minimal damage and no injuries.
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Virginia
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Jim Gardner
E. McDonald Dr
E. Vista
Cambodian shelters under Red raids near Saigon
U S B 52s pounded Viet Cong nests around Saigon with strikes north toward Bien Hoa and Long Thanh provinces. U S reports 317 Communists killed in clashes while 16 Americans died and 37 wounded. Cambodian border activity and captured North Vietnamese soldiers were also noted as allied commanders voiced concerns over Viet Cong and PAVN bivouacking in Cambodia.
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Obituaries for Sonneman and Smith in Scottsdale
Mrs Sonneman 76 died at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving from Chevy Chase Maryland. She belonged to St Luke Desert Chapter and St Barnabas on the Desert, with service at St Barnabas and burial at Green Acres. donations to American Cancer Society or St Luke. Mrs Smith 50 died at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. survived by husband Donald and son Grady. services and interment planned in Nebraska. family notes Lutheran ties.
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Funeral Mass for Mrs Ruth McMonagle in Scottsdale
Mrs Ruth McMonagle 74 died Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A funeral mass will be said 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St Daniel's Catholic Church, with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband George and son John, both of Scottsdale, and a sister living out of state. Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary.
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Thief Steals Wallet From Woman At Apollo Night Club
Scottsdale police report a wallet taken from a woman's purse at the Apollo Night Club on North Old Scottsdale Road. The incident involves a man with a goatee and heavy makeup described by witnesses as wearing distinct attire.
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Odrinex Diet Pill Guarantee Ad
An advertisement promotes Odrinex tiny tablets claiming quick fat loss and longer life. It offers a money back guarantee if customers are unsatisfied, with a price of $3.00 and sales through SKAGGS DRUG CENTERS and TAINE McDowell Mall.
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Parole Violator Eldridge Cleaver Sought by Authorities
Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver, 33, remains a fugitive sought by law enforcement after failing to surrender on parole. Cleaver, paroled in 1966 and linked to the Soul on Ice authoring, faced revoked parole for political beliefs and is tied to an Oakland shootout case. He was not at his San Francisco home when authorities checked the Victorian House residence.
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Supreme Court
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Newt
Girl Hit by Firecracker Injures 11YearOld in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police say an 11 year old girl was struck in the leg by an explosive firecracker at 8 15 p m Wednesday. Jodi Fuller 8210 EB Windsor reported she stood on the corner of 83rd Street and Windsor talking with a friend when two passing boys threw a firecracker at them.
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Two-Car Collision Injures Rider. Driver Cited
A two car crash at 68th Street and Culver late Thursday injured Charles Mitcham 17 of 7007 E Culver who was transported to Baptist Hospital. Gerald Posthumas 27 of Tempe was the other driver. Larry Mendenhall 20 of 8448 E Holly was cited for faulty brakes and running a stop sign.
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Baptist Hospital
Gerald Posthumas
Tempe
Larry A. Mendenhall
E. Holly
Culver
Posthumas
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