Viet Cong Holdouts Near Saigon After Fierce Ground Fighting
South Vietnamese troops recaptured Thanh Quy hamlet ten miles north of Saigon while guerrillas held three other villages near the capital despite intensified air strikes. U.S. Command ordered heavy bombing over North Vietnam with 310 tactical strikes and B52 raids near Vinh and Dong Hoi. More than 150 Communist troops were killed as government Rangers pushed fighters from Thanh Quy. Four government soldiers died and nine wounded in the Saigon area fighting.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Vinh
Byir
Thanh Quy
Phu Cuong
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vietnams
Mockingbird Water Co to Face Justice Court Hearing
A Justice Court will hear a complaint charging Mockingbird Water Co Inc with three misdemeanor counts of violating the county health code. Owner Evalynne Cheney allegedly failed to disconnect a well suspected of contamination on June 30 July 3 and July 5 after flood waters from storms June 21 22. The county health department says the well was contaminated by flood waters and faces a maximum $220 fine per count.
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Justice Court
Mockingbird Water Co., Inc
Evalynne Cheney
County Wealth Department
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Dan Roth
Soviets Probe Bad Harvest In Front Page Editorial
Pravda urged farmers to review this year's poor grain harvest and take measures to prevent a recurrence. The front page editorial called the year difficult due to light snow cover and blistering heat that stunted growth, citing regional harvest figures without providing a nationwide total.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Pravda Today
Obituary for Georgia H Saul of Scottsdale
Mrs. Georgia H. Saul 73 died Saturday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Services 7 p.m. Tuesday at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Tempe. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survived by husband Cecil four daughters all of Scottsdale 16 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary until 9 p.m. today.
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Abiding Savior Lutheran Church
E. Continental
Tempe
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Saul
Ohio
Scottsdale
Everett J Shifflett services set in Grinnell Iowa
Everett J Shifflett 72 died Sunday at his home 5839 E Arcadia Ln funeral in Grinnell Iowa He was a retired partner at Haskins Sells New York and moved to the Valley in 1965 He graduated from the University of Iowa and belonged to several CPA groups Paradise Valley Country Club Circumnavigators Siwanoy Bronxville and the Reformed Church of Bronxville He is survived by his wife Barbara a brother Asher and a sister Mrs Darlene Rogers call hours 7 to 9 p m Tuesday at Messinger School Contributions suggested to Emphysema Research Fund at St Laurie's Hospital
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E. Arcadia Lane
Grinnell
Iowa
Shifflett
New York City
Haskins and Sells
University of Iowa
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Paradise Valley Country Club
The
Desert Chapter of Circumnavigators
Siwanoy Country Club
Bronxville
N.Y
Reformed Church of
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Asher
Darlene Rogers
Messinger Mortuary
St. Laurie’s Hospital
Bowser Rites Planned for Tucson Death Victim
Billy Ray Bowser 45 died in an automobile crash in Tucson. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment in Green Acres Cemetery. He lived in Tucson five months after relocating from Scottsdale and Salt Lake City. Survived by Sharon of Tucson three sons Kurt Klay Kraig of Scottsdale two daughters Pam Chamberland of Tucson and Kellee Bowser of Scottsdale mother Mrs Cora Bowser of Pocatello Idaho and siblings out of state. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the mortuary.
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Tucson
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Green Acres Cemetery
Mr. Bowser
E. Pima
Scottsdale
Salt Lake City
Sharon
Kurt
Klay
Kraig
Pam Chamberland
Kellee Bowser
Cora Bowser
Pocatello
Ida
Mrs Selma Fix 93 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Private services for Mrs. Selma Fix 93 who died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital will be held Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary. Interment will be in St Louis. Born in Sweden she came to Arizona in 1970 from Chicago Heights Ill Survivors include a niece Mrs Betty Alexander of Scottsdale.
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Selma Fix
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
St. Louis
Betty Alexander
Scottsdale
Scottsdale burglary arrest for neighbor’s television theft
A 19 year old Scottsdale man Anderson L Graye was arrested early Sunday for burglary of a neighbor’s apartment at 4530 N 73rd St. Victims Mr and Mrs Richard J Perry identified Graye as the man they saw by their dresser. A $400 television and a $100 stereo were recovered. Police sought two men in another weekend burglary. One victim Charles E Small reported his TV missing and fired into the air when suspects ignored demands. Another man Gregory Free reported a $135 TV missing from his residence after a latch on the Arcadia door was pried open.
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Scottsdale
Anderson L. Graye
73Rd St
Graye
Richard J. Perry
Perry
Charles E. Small
E. Heatherbrae
Small
Gregory Free
Virginia Ave
Free
Arcadia
Paradise Valley Young Republicans to host election forum
The Paradise Valley Young Republicans Club will present an election education forum at its monthly meeting. Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the United Bank Building 7111 Camelback. Candidates or their representatives will explain each office from constable to U.S. Senator. A 7:30 social precedes the meeting. the public is invited.
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Paradise Valley Young Republicans Club
United Bank
U.S
Yiddish Forward Endorses McGovern for President
The Jewish Daily Forward, the nation’s largest Yiddish daily, endorsed George McGovern and running mate Sargent Shriver. It cited the Democratic Party’s traditional support for the people since Roosevelt’s New Deal, contrasting it with Republicans aligned with big business.
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New York
UPI
Jewish Daily Forward
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Roosevelt
Senate weighs antibusing bill as cloture vote looms
A second petition to end debate on the House antibusing bill was filed in the Senate ahead of a tentative Wednesday cloture vote. The measure would largely halt long distance school bus desegregation, with supporters citing polls and opponents warning of renewed racial tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Griffin
Congress
Thieves Strike Again at House of the Six Directions
Scottsdale police investigate the theft of four valuable Kachina dolls from 7051 E. 5th Ave. The latest incident targets old and rare pieces valued at 745 dollars, hanging on a wall with no forced entry. The theft was reported Saturday afternoon, marking a second such loss in weeks.
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Scottsdale
House of the Six Directions
E. 5Th Ave
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