East West Germany sign traffic treaty at Bonn
East and West Germany ratified a state traffic treaty allowing limited cross frontier travel by road rail and water starting at midnight the accord grants East Germans visits to relatives in the West for urgent family matters and permits West Germans to visit East Germany while negotiations for broader diplomatic ties continue in Bonn observers question the pledge's implementation amid looming federal elections in West Germany and a new East German citizenship law relinquishing refugees status.
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East Germany
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Berlin
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East Berlin
Learning disabilities chapter meets tonight
The Baltz Chapter of the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities meets at 8 p.m. in the Orangedale School library at 5048 E Oak St. Speakers include Ted Glass DDS, former president of the national association, and Dr. Howard Kandell who will discuss medication for children with disabilities. Public invited.
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Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Library of Orangedale School
E. Oak St
Ted Glass
DDS
American Association of Children With Learning Disabilities
Howard Kandell
Charity Ball Supports West Dallas Day Care Bus
The Dallas Cowboy Wives' Charity Club held a Charity Ball at 30 dollars per couple to fund a new bus for Tabernacle Day Care Center in West Dallas. The event was a success and proceeds funded the bus.
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Bob Hayes
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Measee's daring play yields an impossible slam
In a bridge contest Measee spots a tiny chance and gambles to force a slam. She discards clubs to trump clues, ruffs, and a spade ruffing sequence finally yields an unlikely slam as West can only lead into dummy’s lines.
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Baby dies after crawls into backing car in driveway
Phoenix police said 15 month old Lenora H. Fiera was left in the care of her grandmother when she followed her parents as they backed from a driveway. The infant was struck and died about an hour later at St Luke's Hospital. Father Freddie R. Fiera and mother were unaware of the child’s presence.
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Park Chung Hee declares martial law in South Korea
President Park announced martial law and dissolved parliament in Seoul. He said amendments to the constitution would be voted by the people by Oct. 27 and that a negative referendum would signal rejection of North-South dialogue. Army units deployed around major public buildings as talks with North Korea continued.
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Limits to Urban Growth in the Phoenix Area
Dr. R. W. Durrenberger of Arizona State University will speak at 7 30 p m Wednesday to the local American Meteorological Society about Phoenix metropolitan growth. The talk, titled Limits to Urban Growth the Phoenix Area, covers economic environmental and political impacts of subdivisions spreading into unincorporated land at the Salt River Project Hydraulic Engineering Cross Cut Facility conference room.
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R. W. Durrenberger
Arizona State University
American Meteorological Society
Tempe Art League to Host Bill Voss Talk Tonight
The Tempe Art League will hear nationally known artist and Mesa Community College instructor Bill Voss at 7 30 p m at United Presbyterian Church College and Alameda Tempe. Refreshments and a business meeting follow the program.
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Mesa Community College
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Mail order permits open for Christmas tree cutting
The U S Forest Service starts mail-in permits for personal use tree cutting in four national forests Prescott Coconino Sitgreaves and Tonto. Apache and Kaibab forests sell permits directly. Apply at Phoenix information offices or J C Penney stores. mail to Christmas Trees Box 4143 Mesa 85201 with 1 fee. Orders begin this week and run to November 15. A 31000 tree personal use quota applies.
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Cancer Society to host information session in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale branch of the American Cancer Society will sponsor a 10 am program on October 19 at the Kachina Theater 4305 N Scottsdale Rd. Admission is free. A 45 minute film will be shown followed by a Q and A session led by a local doctor. Refreshments will be served.
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American Cancer Society
Maricopa County
N. Scottsdale Rd
Spook Night at Paiute School Planned by PTPO
The Paiute Teacher-Parent Organization schedules Spook Night this Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Paiute School with a 25 cent admission. Activities include a costume parade cartoons movies a dunkless apples alternative and games for youngsters plus a student council spook house and snacks. Proceeds go to the student fund.
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Paiute
Ann Head
PTPO
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