Nixon pleased with reception to peace plan in Southeast Asia
President Nixon voiced satisfaction with the broad response to his new Southeast Asia peace initiative, calling for an immediate cease fire and an Indochina conference. Communist negotiators criticized the plan as electoral gimmickry while agreeing to discuss it with Washington and Saigon.
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UPI
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Paris
U.S
White House
Saigon
United States
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Viet Cong
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
William P. Rogers
Ziegler
Nation's Temperatures Reported By UPI Courtesy Lord
National temperature readings compiled by United Press International via F I DuPont Glore Forgan Co show daily highs and lows across major cities. Weather maps indicate seasonal trends, with mild morning fog in coastal areas and warmer afternoon highs inland.
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United Press International
F. I. DuPont, Glore Forgan & Co
Obituaries for Harry F Wemple and Stanley Ward Thompson
Harry F Wemple 67 chairman of Elco Industries Rockford Illinois died today in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survivors include two sons one daughter and nine grandchildren services Sunday in Rockford. Stanley Ward Thompson 50 business executive died Wednesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving to the Valley in 1945. Survivors include wife two sons a daughter and four grandchildren private services cremation Mercer Mortuary announced.
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Harry F. Wemple
Elco Industries, Inc
Rockford
Scottsdale
Baptist Hospital
Ronald Wemple
Fort Collins
Colo
Stewart
Chatham
N. Je
Steven Rapp
Oregon
Onebrotter
Merritt
Hemet
Calif
Messinger Mortuary
Stanley Ward Thompson
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Mr. Thompson
E. Cholla Lane
San Francisco State College
Air Corps
Morgan Hill
Washington, D.C
Dorothy
Kermit and
Dana
Phoenix
Denise McLean
P. A. Thompson
Chico
Darrow
David
Two Injured in Scottsdale Road Three-Car Collision
Mary LoCascio, 50, and her daughter Cathy, 18, were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after minor injuries from a three car crash on Scottsdale Road near Thomas at 8 28 p m. Julius Twist, 48, of Paradise Valley was northbound and collided with the LoCascio car, which then hit Joseph Simon, 27, of Tempe. Twist cited for failure to control. Mrs LoCascio charged with no driver's license.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale Road
Thomas
Mary LoCascio
Cathy
Coronado
Julius Twist
N. Harding
Paradise Valley
Joseph Simon
W. Iverness
Tempe
Twist
LoCaseio
Fire at Thunderbird Academy Dormitory Causes $100 Damage
Fire damaged a kitchenette in a Thunderbird Academy dormitory at 13401 N Scottsdale Rd causing $100 in damage. Firemen arrived to find the blaze under control at 5:40 p.m. Investigators probing undetermined origin.
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Thunderbird Academy
N. Scottsdale Rd
Bombs Rock Armory and Campus on West Coast
A trio of bombs struck a Marin County Civic Center courtroom in San Rafael, a university basement in Seattle, and a National Guard armory in Santa Barbara. No injuries were reported. An anonymous woman warned Marin authorities five minutes before the San Rafael blast.
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United Press International
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Navy
ROTC
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Calif
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Joseph G. Wilson
San Quentin State Prison
Bowen
Bridges
Marin County
Clark Hall
University of Washington
Seattle
Santa’ Barbara
San Francisco
Marin County Sheriff’s Department
Sadat Emerges Interim Egypt President After Nasser Favor
Anwar Sadat is named interim president of Egypt by the national assembly and pledges to follow Nasser policies. He outlines a six year program and signals a broad plebiscite victory. Al-Ahram reports Egypt launching a new diplomatic drive with Soviet support to push the Middle East crisis to the U.N. General Assembly.
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Ly United Press International
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
National Assembly
Cairo
Al-Ahram
Soviet Union
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Goldwaters 50th Birthday Observance Honors Fifty-strong staff
Goldwaters marks 110th year with a birthday observance and merit awards dinner at the Safari Hotel. Twenty three employees receive 360 years of service and 27 are cited for customer service. Speeches by John L. Ruppel and Ho Pinaire precede a fashion show, with giant cakes to be cut today.
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Goldwaters
Safari Hotel
John L. Ruppel
Ho Pinaire
Talén
Employe
Tae
Gold Waters
City delays Lafayette Boulevard speed limit rise vote
The city council voted to postpone approving the speed limit increase from 25 to 35 miles per hour on Lafayette Boulevard between 64th and 68th Streets. Vice Mayor Ken Murray questioned the data hours used and moved the matter to October 20 for further study.
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Murray
Camelback Park Plaza
Buckboard
Hackamore
Camelback Rd
Pima Meadows
Pima Road
Oak Street
Villa’ San Marcos
78Th Street
Indian School
Mailbox destruction suspected by motorcyclists on canal road
Postal authorities were notified of a mailbox being destroyed on a canal road. Officers believe one or two people on a motorcycle ripped up the box and threw it into the canal. A dead end sign on the canal bank road was also ripped up and discarded.
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Canal Bank Road
Canal
Woman Flora Joly Ordered to Stand Trial for Burglary
Flora Joly 28 of 230 East First Street faces Superior Court charges of second degree burglary and grand theft after a Scottsdale Justice Court preliminary hearing. Police say 84 items were found with Joly and two others outside the K Mart at 7902 East McDowell Road.
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Flora Joly
First St
Superior Court
Scottsdale
Miss Joly
K-Mart
McDowell Rd
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