Nixon to unveil new Vietnam peace proposal this week
President Nixon announced a forthcoming comprehensive U S proposal to end the Vietnam War to be presented at Paris negotiations. He said the plan has South Vietnamese approval and will be broadcast nationwide at 9 p m Wednesday. Nixon met with David Bruce and Philip Habib to push talks forward.
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UPI
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U.S
Vietnam
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White House
Paris
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Philip Habib
Ireland
Nixon hints at peace plan and Vietnam troop withdrawal
President Nixon prepared a broad peace plan and hinted at a new phase of U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam. He spoke at the White House on talks with Paris negotiators and emphasized U.S. power and responsibility to defend freedom amid Viet Cong offers to halt attacks if all GIs leave by June 30.
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Paris
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Vietnam
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Kilfrush House
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Ireland
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Viet Cong
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Trans Thien Em
House panel trims Pentagon budget amid defense pushback
The Appropriations Committee sliced about 2 billion from the Pentagon proposal and sent a 66.6 billion defense bill to the House for the year ending June 30. The Nixon administration sought 68.7 billion, while critics urge tighter spending and efficiency reforms despite added 417.5 million for ships.
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Appropriations Committee
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Congress
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Nam
Defense Department
Vietnam
Eight year old girl among three injured in Scottsdale crashes
Mary Harris eight of 8722 E Cactus Wren was hurt at 450 PM when her mother driving east on Indian School Road struck the rear of a car stopped for a left turn at Scottsdale Road. Joan Harris 41 treated and released at Baptist Hospital cited for failure to control and expired license. John Shipe 37 of Mesa injured when his southbound car on Pima Road at Thomas lost control and rolled onto its side. He cited for failure to control. Two brothers were treated after a Village Cab collided with another auto at Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive. James 19 and Richar Ivanoff 16 of 6615 E Cheney were hurt and treated. cab driver William Hefferan 40 cited for speed not reasonable and red light violation. Driver of second auto Dale Wright 35 treated at Scottsdale Baptist.
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Scottsdale Baptist ‘Hospital
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Cactus Wren
Indian School Road
Joan Harris
Baptist Hospital
Thomas
Shipe
Scottsdale Baptist
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
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Richar Ivanoff
E. Cheney
William Hefferan
E. Indian School
Lincoln
Hefferan
Dale Wright
FAA cites possible charter violations in Wichita State crash
The FAA said a Martin 404 charter that carried Wichita State University football players may have violated its license and may have been flown without proper authorization. Transportation Secretary Volpe said evidence of potential wrongdoing exists and the crash near Loveland Pass killed 30 and left 10 survivors. Golden Eagle Aviation of Oklahoma City supplied the crew and faced questions about their certified authority for this charter.
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UPI
Wichita State University
Rocky Mountains
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Golden Eagle
James R. Greenwood
Golden Eagle Aviation Co
Oklahoma City
Loveland Pass
Denver
Wichita
Greenwood
Hearing postponed in Scottsdale principals suit against district
A hearing on two motions in the $1 050 000 suit filed by six Scottsdale former principals against the Scottsdale School District and Superintendent E G Burnkrant was continued to Thursday at 9 a m in Judge Yale McFate's court. The defendants seek dismissal for insufficient evidence while the principals seek production of records. The trial, set to begin Monday, is postponed to November 19.
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Yale
McFate’s Court
Theft of diamond ring and burglary of vacant home reported
Police probe a diamond ring valued at 575 dollars missing from George Rumpakis's apartment after it was last seen on a dresser. Between September 4 and 28 suspects entered a vacant home at 2531 North 70th through a window, pulling a screen loose, with two bedspreads worth 60 dollars found on the floor. Lt. Douglas Smith reported the page.
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E. Indian School
Douglas Smith
E. Wilshire
Market Ends Mixed Behind Broad Dow P Delta
Dow Jones industrials at 783.2, utilities down 0.19, stocks up 0.05 on light volume of 18.11 million shares. Major issues including DuPont, American Brands, American Motors and General Electric show varied gains and losses as investors weigh sector moves.
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Bethehemi Steel
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Chrysler
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Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
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Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
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Goodyear
Ae Honeywell
IBM
It&t
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Kennecott Reign
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
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Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe Shoe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
Texaco
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Webb
Sadat poised to become Egypt president amid peace hopes
Sadat moves to replace Nasser with swift plans to install him as president and steer Egypt toward a peace initiative with Israel. Israeli officials voice cautious optimism while the cease fire may extend. Moscow names Vinogradov as ambassador to Cairo as U S pushes talks. The Egyptian National Assembly prepares to vote on Sadat's nomination with final swearing anticipated after October 17.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Nasser
Vladimir M. Vinogradov
Moscow
Cairo
Sergei A.vinogradov
Vinogradov
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
UPI
K.C. Thaler
Four Legislature Candidates Invited to Speak at PTA Meeting
Four candidates for District 26 Scottsdale Tempe Legislature were invited to speak at the Tonalea School Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Democrats Mary Gilbert Nancy Robb Vandegrift and Bob Hungerford and Republican Frank Kelley will each give ten minute talks and take questions from the floor. The event begins at 7 30 p.m. at the school.
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Tempe
Tonalea
Parent- Teacher Association
Mary ‘L.gilbert
Nancy
Robb Vandegrift
Bob Hungerford
Frank Kelley
Arizona FBI chief named
UPI reports Palmer M. Baken is named the new special agent in charge for the FBI in Arizona. He succeeds Robert Gebhardt, head of the San Francisco office, and brings 22 years in the bureau with prior command of the Louisville office since 1985.
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UPI
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arizona
Baken
Robert Gebhardt
San Francisco
FBI
Louisville, Ky
Sheriff's deputy shot during narcotics stop near Tucson
UPI report states Deputy Robert Gibson was shot in the back chest and finger while pursuing two suspects on the Pima Mine Road southeast of Tucson. He underwent surgery at Tucson Medical Center in guarded condition after the incident. Sheriff Waldon Burr said the suspects fled in a car after shooting.
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UPI
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Robert Gibson
Tucson Medical Center
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Waldon Burr
Pima Mine
Burr
Marsom Installed as Scottsdale Kiwanis Club President
Ed Marsom a Mesa resident and Mountain Bell Telephone executive is installed as president of the Scottsdale Kiwanis Club for a one year term beginning October. Also installed were Dick Propeck president elect Dr Robert Wickman first vice president Raymond Seitz second vice president and Joe Dambrova secretary treasurer at an installation banquet at the Valley Ho Hotel. Marsom presented outgoing President Paul Gonnegman with a plaque and a scrapbook of the year’s events.
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Mesa
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
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Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Phoenix
Dick Propeck
Robert Wickman
Raymond Seitz
Joe Dambrova
Vailey Ho Hotel
Paul Gonnegman
Typhoon Iris Aims At Hong Kong In South China Sea
Typhoon Iris batters the South China Sea with winds near 80 mph and moves toward Hong Kong. The Typhoon Warning Center projected it would intensify further as it approached the port city.
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UPI
Iris
South China Sea
Typhoon Warning Center
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