Trudeau orders crackdown as FLQ kidnappings rock Canada
Police sweep Quebec in a federal push against the FLQ after kidnappings of James Cross and Pierre Laporte. Trudeau mobilizes 4000 troops, 9000 police, 270 suspects in 158 raids, and refuses ransom demands while vowing to crush the terrorists.
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Montreal
UPI
Quebec
FLQ
James R. Cross
Pierre Laporte
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Cross
LaPorte
Mr. LaPorte
Ottawa
J.R. Melancon
Nixon announces Phase Five troop withdrawals in Vietnam
UPI report states two battalions of the 4th Infantry Division totaling about 2,000 soldiers will be inactivated as Phase Five begins. The 2nd Battalion (Mechanized) 8th Infantry and 2nd Battalion 35th Infantry, plus a scout dog unit, started standing down at An Khe. Remaining 4th Division forces, about 10,000, will leave war zone, part of a broader redeployment reducing 40,000 troops by Christmas, with roughly 35,000 from Army including 12,000 from the 25th Infantry Division. The army reports 292,300 in Vietnam, about 50,000 with Americal Division.
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Saigon
UPI
Nixon
4Th Infantry
U.S
35Th Infantry
4Th Infantry Division
An Khe
South Vietnam
25Th Infantry
Vietnam
Americal
The Aces on Bridge Show Distributional Bids Influence
In a 1970 world championship deal Norway used a distributional cue bid to describe hearts and clubs, affecting the open room play. The Aces East-West faced such bids. West turned a four-spade overcall into a five club bid, yielding a major swing with 990 international match points for Norway.
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Roman Club
Michael
Sandy
Astro
North
Ace of Hearts
Norway
East
West
Trump
Burglars Flee Empty in Two Scottsdale Thefts
Three men fled Lindblum Car Wash at 11 50 p m after officers spotted them inside. Nora Sherinian found items moved in her living room at 4 15 a m but police reported nothing missing in either burglary.
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Scottsdale
Lindblum
Indian School Rd
Nora Sherinian
Bonnie Rose
Illegal possession charges against two Scottsdale residents
Two Scottsdale residents Leon Dodsworth aged 18 and Christine Bailey aged 19 were arrested on illegal possession of alcoholic beverages and contributing to delinquency of a minor after a beer can was thrown at officers investigating a minor traffic accident at Scottsdale and Camelback Roads. The suspects were in a car pulled over on Scottsdale Road near Earls Drive with a juvenile driver. the beer was said to be bought for them at a convenience market by an unidentified Indian.
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Scottsdale
Camelback
Leon Dodsworth
N. 70Th
Christine Bailey
McDowell
Scottsdale Road
Earls Drive
Incense Cited In Blaze Damages Estelle Gray Home
A fire at the Estelle Gray residence at 7419 E Taylor caused 200 dollars in damage to the bathroom area at 10 48 a m Friday. Firemen reported the blaze involved drapes and clothing with smoke damage throughout the home.
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Estelle Gray
E. Taylor
Welfare overpay claimed in Arizona audit
An auditing firm says Arizona welfare recipients were overpaid 820000 dollars due to time lags. State Welfare Commissioner John Graham cites federal rules and a 30 day decision window as factors and plans seeking legislative funding to audit and shorten processing delays.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Haskins and Sells
Ira Osman
States Welfare
John Graham
Graham
Drug Abuse Programs Set For Scottsdale Areas
CODAC and Dope Stop sponsor two narcotics awareness programs in Scottsdale next week. The Kiva School PTA at 6911 E. McDonald Dr hosts Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Ingleside School PTA at 5402 E Osborn Rd hosts Thursday at 8 p m. For details contact CODAC Dope Stop at 341 W McDowell Rd.
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Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
CODAC
Scottsdale
Kiva School Parent Teacher Association
E. McDonald Dr
Ingleside
Indictments expected for 25 Kent State campus arrest suspects
Ravenna Ohio reports 25 people identified as students and agitators were to be arrested Monday on indictments from a special grand jury that exonerated National Guardsmen and blamed Kent State University administrators for May campus violence. The jury urged no indictments yet, citing secrecy until arrests.
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Ravenna
Ohio
UPI
National
Kent State University
Joe Hegedus
Portage
Newsmen Receive Distinguished Service Awards in Phoenix
At the Maricopa County Bar Association banquet in Phoenix five journalists a justice of the peace a social service worker and a court clerk were honored for public service Logan McKechnie Cheryl Rexford Albert Sitter Lois Tuchler Classie Gantt and Frank Carden received awards while Chief Phoenix City Magistrate Eugene K Mangum earned an American Bar Association traffic court honor presented by U S District Court Judge Walter Craig.
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Phoenix
UPI
the. Association
Logan’ McKechnie
Cheryl Rexford
Albert Sitter
Lois Tuchler
Classie Gantt
Frank Carden
McKechnie
Kyar-Tv
Arizona Public
Miss’ Rexford
Sitter
Republic
Legal Aid Society
Gantt
Arizona Court of Appeals
Carden
Glendale
Eugene K. Mangum
American Bar Association
U.S
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
The
Bar Association
DeMolay Installation Tonight At Scottsdale Temple
DeMolay chapter to install new officers tonight at 7 30 in the Scottsdale Masonic Temple Lawrence B Gubin son of Mr and Mrs Louis B Gubin will become master councilor Also to be installed are John Perryman senior councilor Greg Eisenbise junior councilor and a list of 14 other officers including Greg Taylor Martin Weckerly David Bunce Jeff Cruden Rory Madden Jim Agin Eric Griffin Bill Moats Carl Stevens Jeff Thornton Greg Saunders Mike Pennington Wade Borg Bill Hutton Darin Knight Glen Hines Randy Post and Kurt Johnson.
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Lawrence B. Gubin
Louis B.gubin
Scottsdale
Order of DeMolay
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
Saguaro High School
Gubin
John ‘Perryman
Greg Eisenbise
Greg
Youths sought for UNICEF Brick or Treat event aid
UNICEF gathers for the annual Brick or Treat program on October 31 inviting youths or groups to obtain materials from Mrs. George Cook at 6725 E Monte Vista Rd phone 945-3098 or Scottsdale Presbyterian Church 3421 N Hayden Rd phone 946-4207. Last year 3% million children collected 3.2 million dollars for programs aiding needy children in more than 100 developing nations. Participants will be in small supervised groups identified by official orange and black UNICEF collection boxes.
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Unicef
George Cook
E. Monte Vista
Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
N. Hayden Rd
Developing Nations
Shofstall to Debate Education Plans in Scottsdale PTA
Incumbent state superintendent of public instruction Shofstall and Democratic challenger W A Doc Holliday will speak on What is in Store for Education in 1971 at the Scottsdale Council of the PTA meeting. The 8 p.m. event at Tonalea School invites the public to attend and participate in a discussion afterward.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Hugh Scott
Rpa
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D-N.j
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Iran
G. Corn JR
Kent
Cambodia
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Boardman
Sandra
National Guard
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75Th St
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Dorothy Gray
Special Savings
Dorothy ‘Gray
Skaggs Drug Center
E. McDowell
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