Argentina rebel leader surrenders as revolt collapses
West pocket uprising against President Lanusse ends with Col Manuel Garcia surrendering to Gen Agustin Pinedo. Rebel units retreat to barracks after a rain soaked clash near Azul and Olavarria as loyal troops converge. No bloodshed reported.
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UPI
Alejandro A. Lanusse
Manuel Alejandro Garcia
Azul
Olavarria
Army High Command
Juan Burnet Merlin
Lanusse
Casa Rosada
Garcia
Agustin Pinedo
First Army Corps
Azul- Olavarria
Tapalque
Army
Argentina
Jose A. Soria
Obituary for Mrs May B George 81 Valley resident
Mrs May B George 81 longtime Valley resident died Thursday at Scottsdale Community Hospital. A Orlando native she lived in Miami before moving here 42 years ago and belonged to Laurel Chapter Order of Eastern Star Mary Brody Chapter 1 American War Veterans Auxiliary. Survived by daughter Mrs Joe Hunt Scottsdale two grandsons a sister and three brothers out of state. Private services Monday at A L Moore Sons Mortuary Phoenix burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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The
Valley
Scottsdale Community Hospital
Mrs. George
Orlando
Fla
Miami
Laurel Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Mary Brody
United States’ American War Veterans Auxiliary
Joe Hunt
Scottsdale
A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
Phoenix
Greenwood Cemetery
New cooperative shopping area to replace wax museum on Fifth Avenue
Aunt Hattie's, run by Robert Borowiecki, plans to open Nov 1 with about 30 tenants in a 7,500 square foot building on a 4 acre site. The goal is a friendly, integrated one roof complex with entertainers, charity thrift spaces, and a strong early American interior. Rental agent is Southwest Commercial Realty. The wax museum moved to East Van Buren Street due to Scottsdale sign ordinances restricting major arterial signs.
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American Heritage Wax Museum
Scottsdale
Fifth Avenue
Aunt Hattie’s
Robert Borewiecki
Borowiecki
Southwest Commercial Realty, Inc
Wax Museum
van Buren Street
Underground nuke planned near Kingman sparks debate
In Las Vegas officials from El Paso Natural Gas Co Arizona and the Atomic Energy Commission discuss a plan to detonate a nuclear device 30 miles north of Kingman to create a gas storage area. The drill would occur in a 4000 foot shaft with a concrete seal and no expected radiation. If advanced, approval could take at least three years and residents of Mohave County express concern.
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Nev
UPI
Kingman
Ariz
el Paso Natural Gas Co
State of Arizona
Atomic Einergy Commission
Phillip Randolph
el Paso
Randolph
Atomic Energy Commission
Mohave County
Bookmobile schedule for Scottsdale area visits
The Scottsdale library bookmobile traverses north, east and central Scottsdale next week with four stops. Monday at Earl's Shoppers Fair Hayden and Indian School roads 10 30 a m to 5 p m. Tuesday at Valley National Bank Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard 10 30 a m to 5 p m. Wednesday Papago Plaza Scottsdale and McDowell roads 1 30 p m to 8 p m. Thursday Smittys Big Town Granite Reef and McDowell roads 10 30 a m to 5 p m.
Dramatist 34 Hail Crossword Puzzle Clues
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with Across and Down clues covering shelter garments misprints and name hints, including entries like Toward shelter Tattered cloths Take unlawfully Retreat and later cryptic crossings and misreads. The garbled text mixes clues such as Baptismal bass Dieaaiof Pope feat and European fined with various misalignments.
Mother and child injured in Mesa traffic crash
A Mesa mother Nita Kay Morgan 26 and her 1 year old daughter Tina were hurt Friday night when her car left 68th Place and struck a street light pole near Oak Street. Both were treated with the mother released. daughter listed in satisfactory condition. James R. Davey 58 sustained minor injuries in a second crash at 2900 N Scottsdale Rd. Officer Mary Lee Smith 18 was cited for failing to control. Four additional Friday accidents reported with no injuries.
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Mesa
Nita Kay Morgan
Oak Street
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Tina
James R. Davey
E. McDowell
Mary Lee Smith
Mountain Shadows
Scottsdale Rd
Hayden and Indian School
E. Thomas
Youth faces pot charge in Phoenix area arrest
Police arrested 19 year old James W Lilly of Livonia Michigan and two Phoenix teens near Scottsdale and Camelback Roads, charging them with illegal possession of marijuana and alcohol. A plastic bag with a suspicious substance was found where Lilly sat, and the alcohol offenses were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Roads
James W. Lilly
Ladywood
Livonia
Mich
Phoenix
Lilly
Fire damages traveling motor home on Scottsdale Road
A self-contained travel mobile home valued at 19000 sustained 1200 damage when it caught fire on north Scottsdale Road at 535 p.m. Friday. Firemen said a possible short in electrical wiring caused the blaze one half mile north of Indian Bend Road. The vehicle was driven by Arvita Johnson of Tempe.
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Scottsdale Road
Indian Bend Road
Arvita Johnson
Tempe
Clubs seek to avoid duplication in Scottsdale area
Representatives of 27 civic and service clubs in Scottsdale have been invited to a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Holiday Inn to create a clearing house to prevent overlapping projects and services. William Burke and Duane Martin called the gathering with Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce as impartial helper and a $2.50 cost includes sandwiches.
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Scottsdale
Holiday Inn
William Burke
Duane Martin
Martin
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Burglary spree nets $1165 in cash and goods
Police report five burglaries Friday totaling 1165 dollars in cash and items. The Gulf Service Station on Scottsdale Road lost 30 dollars, Doyle Prince residence items valued at 397, Jeanne Hardin residence two necklaces and 150 in cash, Lynn Butcher purse 38.50, Edward Jacobosky home items 175, and a front door entry.
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Gulf Service Station
N. Scottsdale Road
Doyle Prince
E. Garfield
Jeanne B. Hardin
86Th Pl
Lynn Butcher
E. Coronado
Edward Jacobosky
Astrological Forecast for Sunday October 10 1971
Aries urged to consider kin and remove home troubles including a overstaying guest. Taurus warns against careless driving and promotes respectful, philosophical study. Gemini favors principled approach and stronger rapport with friends and partner. Moon Children cautions against petulance and urges gratitude and news reading. Leq advises restraint, diplomacy with mate, and careful thinking before action. Virgo recommends kindness, easing tensions, and cleverness. Libra warns against foolish gestures risking goodwill of others and bosses. Scorpio suggests quietly reassessing new interests to protect position and avoid rigidity. Sagittarius stresses Sunday responsibilities and cautious attachments. Capricorn notes an associate discouraged. civic work plus study advised. Aquarius notes high standards from bosses. take it easy tonight. Pisces warns against extravagant spending and encourages pursuing creative talents.
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Gemini
Mate
Leq
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
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