Funeral Chaos as Millions Mourn Nasser in Cairo
Four million mourners crowded Cairo as President Gamal Abdel Nasser lay in a gun carriage near the Pyramids. The crowd tore at Egyptian flags and chanted loudly for Nasser, while soldiers and police failed to control the procession. Kosygin and 18 heads of state attended as Arab leadership faced an uncertain future after Nasser's death.
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Catro Uph-Gamal Abdel -Nasser
Gamal
Egypt
Cairo
Nasser
Israel
Jaafar el-Numeiry
Middle East
Arizona Equities Acquires Substantial Signal Assets
Arizona Equities Inc completes purchase of substantially all assets of Signal Equities Company, including 21 percent of The Izona Bank, 53 percent of Allison Steel, plus Exchange Finance, General Leasing, Pharma-Med, and various Arizona real estate holdings. Directors include Bert A. Getz and five others.
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Arizona Equities, Inc
Signal Equities Company
Izona Bank
Allison Steel Manufacturing Company
Capital Stock of Exchange, Finance Company
General Leasing Company
Pharma-Med. Company, Inc
Arizona
Arizona Equities
Arizona Bank
Allison Steel
Dow Jones Stocks End Mixed After Broad Trading Day
At 3 p.m. the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 759.31, down 1.37 points amid mixed moves across 30 industrials. Transportation and utilities rose, while most major individual stocks listed by United Press International showed modest gains or losses in a broad market session.
Israel marks new year with warning to Soviet Union
Israel ushers in year 5731 amid a double hit on the Soviet Union over its role in Egypt and denial of emigration for Russian Jews. Security nets are posted in Jerusalem as worshippers gather at the Wailing Wall for the ram’s horn. Prime Minister Golda Meir calls for peace and regional cooperation while condemning Arab intransigence and Soviet involvement.
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Thomas Cheatham
Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Shazar
Moscow
David Ben Gurion
Yitzhak Nissim
Lin Piao praises anti imperialist struggle at China birthday
Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao told vast crowds in Beijing that worldwide revolutionary struggles against U S imperialism are growing and that the united front against imperialism is expanding. Mao Zedong appeared, praising continued war preparations and political stability efforts. Premier Chou En Lai echoed the call, declaring revolution the main trend and rejecting superpower domination.
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UPI
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
Eee
Hong Kong
Cube
U.S
Lind
United’ Front
Soviet Union
Mao
Whien-Mao
Peace Square
New China News Agency
O ‘ Mao
Edgar P. Snow
Snow
Communist
China
the Armed Forces
United States
Oo Oo
Chou En-lai
Chou
Wreckage Found After Air Vietnam Crash Near Da Nang
Ground teams reached the mountain wreckage of an Air Vietnam propeller airliner. Of 30 passengers and crew, all but two survived. two Chinese pilots for Winner Airways died. Three onboard injuries reported.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
UPI
Air Vietnam
da ‘Nang
Air Vietnand
Saigo
Winner Airways
Four Injured in Scottsdale Road Collision at Los Arcos Mall
Four people suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at the entrance to Los Arcos Mall on Scottsdale Road at 10 25 p m. The Messinas and Gertrude Meyer Roche plus James P Grant treated by their doctors. Messina charged with failure to control.
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Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale Road
Gertrude Meyer Roche
E. Range
John
Anthony Messina
2Nd St
Phoenix
Patricia’ Messina
James P. Grant
Placentia
Calif
Messina
Nixon Tito talks yield cautious Middle East progress
Belgrade reports indicate President Nixon won apparent agreement with Yugoslav President Tito that more patient work and new efforts are needed to achieve peace in the Middle East. The leaders, plus spouses, toured Zagreb and Kumrovec amid a two hour session and discussed Arab-Israeli issues, African concerns, and Southeast Asia.
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UPI
Nixon
Tito
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Africa
United States
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Kumrovec
Spain
U.S
Israel
Mediterranean
Gamal ‘ Abdel Nasser
Adriatic
Shva
White House
Nasser
Shad
Nixon honors Stillman for Naval Academy service
Scottsdale businessman Guy Stillman received a presidential commendation from Richard M. Nixon for distinguished service as chairman of the Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy. The letter credits improvements in curriculum, higher engineering degree availability, and expanded cadet admissions during Stillman’s tenure. Arizona had 50 midshipmen at the academy this year.
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Scottsdale
Guy Stillman
Richard M. Nixon
Board of Visitors
Naval Academy
Navy
Arizona
Doctor and wife sentenced in marijuana case
Dr Richard Daniel and his wife Merrill Ann were sentenced in Superior Court with Judge Warren Ridge presiding. Daniel received one year in county jail with three years probation after release, and his wife one year probation for possession of marijuana. A separate trial on related charges is set for October 27 before Judge Paul LaPrade.
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Richard Daniel
Merrill Ann
Warren Ridge. Daniel
66Th St
Dr. Daniel
Ridge
Attornees
Paul LaPrade
Scottsdale Boys Band Seeks New Members This Saturday
The Scottsdale Boys Band directed by Ramon Munoz seeks new and past members ages from beginners to college seniors. Sponsored by Scottsdale City Parks and Recreation, the program offers a beginners group, concert band, stage band or combo, and possibly an all girls band. Contact Munoz at 987-407 or bring an instrument to Eldorado Recreation Center at 2311 N Miller Rd this Saturday and Oct 10 at 10:30 a.m.
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Scottsdale
Ramon Munoz
Scottsdale City
Eldorado Recreation’ Center
N. Miller Rd
Tools Stolen From Residence on North 66th Street
Police report a theft from Robert W. McIiven at 4129 N. 66th St. Wednesday. A toolbox and tools valued at 240 dollars were taken after entry through a storeroom door with no signs of forced entry.
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Robert W. MclIven
66Th St
Candidates to attend forum at Los Arcos Methodist Church
Governor Williams and Raul Castro are listed to attend a Sunday candidate forum at Los Arcos Methodist Church in Tucson. Sam Grossman, Democratic Senate hopeful, is set to attend though Paul Fannin’s Republican opponent may be unable to attend. The program starts at 7 30 p.m. with seating limited so attendees should arrive by 6 45 p.m.
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Senate
Los Arcos Methodist Church
E. Culver St
Jack Williams
Raul Castro
Sam ‘Grossman
U.S. Senate
Sen. Paul
Fannin
Grossman
Toast Blamed for Fire Alarm at 9408 Magnolia
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department crews responded to a house fire at 9408 Magnolia Avenue but found the blaze was merely burning toast. En route back Engine 5 broke down on McDowell Road when a clutch plate failed on the transmission.
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Scottsdale
Magnolia
McDowell Road
Agency Road
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