Israel accuses Egypt of Suez ceasefire violations
United Press International reports Israel charging Egypt with renewed ceasefire breaches along the Suez Canal. Israel cites new SAM ground to air missile bases and says the protest was sent to UN ceasefire supervisors in Jerusalem. Dayan to carry Israel’s terms to U S leaders in mid December as Rabin returns to Washington to press for a resumption of talks.
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American jet hits antiaircraft position north of DMZ
UPI reports an F105 Wild Weasel jet conducted a protective reaction after electronic gear indicated a North Vietnamese antiaircraft gun was aiming at B52 bombers north of the DMZ near the Laotian border. No damage to U S aircraft was reported and the incident was the first since intensified bombing begun late November.
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Break-ins steal jewelry valued at over $1900
Police report three weekend burglaries in which items including a $1000 platinum ring, cuff links, watch and radio valued at $750, and a school change box were taken. Entry was via broken windows or doors, with juveniles seen near one home and doors to the school bookstore broken.
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Coronado High School
N. 74Th St
Two Treated After Scottsdale Road Wreck
Scottsdale resident Richard Thomas 23 of Corona California and his passenger William Thomas 43 were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a three car collision on Scottsdale Road. The second car driver Harry Roberts 47 of Jenan Drive was cited for speeding after his car struck a northbound vehicle driven by Mac Holloway 18.
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Corona
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86Th St
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Obituary of Lonnie H. Lloyd Mail Superintendent
Lonnie H. Lloyd, 55, mail superintendent with Arizona Highways Magazine, died Saturday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Millsap, Texas, he moved to Tempe in 1919 and came to Scottsdale 10 years ago. Survivors include his wife Ruth L., four daughters Lula Taft Phoenix, Ruby Cruse Las Vegas, Betty Spurio and Donna Mowerman Youngstown Ohio, one brother Ivan Scottsdale, sisters Ruby Jackson Scottsdale and another out of state, 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. Carr Mortuary Tempe. Burial in Double Butte Cemetery.
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Phoenix
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Las Vegas
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Ruby Jackson
State
Services for Mrs Lee Sears Held in Scottsdale
Mrs Lee P Sears 30 died Friday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She came to Scottsdale 18 months ago from California. Survived by husband Austin son Louis Stewart parents Roy and Mrs Hall sister out of state. Services at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School at 10 a m Tuesday burial East Resthaven Cemetery.
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Smoke odor triggers Scottsdale fire call at hospital
Firemen responded after employees at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital detected smoke at 3 a m. There was no fire, but heating system duct work overheated due to a power failure and exhaust fans were out. Some patients were moved from the A wing until the odor cleared. A separate incident at Los Arcos Methodist Church Parking lot yielded a burned gas can with a rag. No injuries or damages were reported at the hospital. A fence and house fire at Manguso residence caused 50 damage. The blaze began at the fence and spread to the house. A city refuse container fire at 7720 E Heatherbrae burned 35 gallons of water and caused no damage.
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Goldwater says Mills quota bill faces Senate defeat
Senator Barry Goldwater predicts Mills protectionism bill placing quotas on shoes and textiles will not pass the Senate. He will vote against it and says it will not be considered soon. The measure, backed by Rep Wilbur Mills, faces opposition from Latin American governments including Mexico whose shoe industry would be affected.
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Scottsdale Man Charged With Petty Theft And Vagrancy
A 47 year old Scottsdale man, George B. Nieman, was arrested at 1:35 a.m. Sunday at the rear of 7155 E Thomas Rd on vagrancy charges. Police say items were stolen from a car near the arrest site and petty theft charges followed. Nieman posted $166 bond and was released on both charges.
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Thomas Rd
George B. Nieman
70Th St
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Arizona lawmakers urged to pass stronger racing laws
The Arizona Legislature will be asked in January to pass stronger laws to control horse and dog racing. The state Racing Commission proposed changes in letters to the Legislative Council, which will draft a racing reform bill for legislative leaders.
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UPI
Arizona
State Racing Commission
Legislative Council
100 Voice Mesa Music Choir to Present Concert
The Mesa Community College a cappella choir and Madrigal singers will perform a free concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Scottsdale United Methodist Church 300 North Miller Road. James Hendricks directs the ensemble.
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Scottsdale United Methodist Church
N. Miller
James Hendricks
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