Middle East talk faults US role amid Arab-Israeli conflict
Abid Al-Marayati, Iraqi-born ASU political science associate professor, faulted U.S. policy as root of Middle East tensions. He contended Washington kept Arabs plural and backed Israel, pushing Soviet influence with bases in Algeria, Syria, and Alexandria. He urged UN-based negotiations and refugee repatriation.
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Mike Reynolds
United States
Middle East
Abid al - Marayati
Iraq
United Nations
Center For Asian Studies
Arizona State
Al-Marayati
United Kingdom
France
al - Marayati
ASU
Israel
Soviet Union
al- Marayati
Algeria
Al-Maraqali
U.S.S.R
Syria
Alexandria
Disturbance in Watts Sparks Police Clash in Los Angeles
A Friday night disturbance near the Memorial Coliseum and Vermont Avenue involved bands of young adults clashing with police. More than 230 officers moved in as 31 arrests were made and five injured as Molotov incidents followed amid a 20 block area. Police said the roving groups were mainly dropouts and declined to claim racial overtones.
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Dennis J. Opatrny
Los Angeles
UPI
Watts
Los
Vermont Avenue
Memorial Coliseum
Dan Cooke
Jordan High School
Charles Reece
University Division
Margaret Wright
Manual Arts High School
Robert F. Denahy
Copper strike talks halted in Utah after 98 days
Federal mediators halted bargaining in the 98 day old copper strike as negotiations between unions and Kennecott Copper Corp limp along. The Utah dispute centers on the giant Bingham copper pit and involves thousands of workers across 12 states. Both sides accused the other of bad faith as talks ended with no clear path to resumption.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Kennecott Copper Corp
S. Lyle Johnson
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Utah
KCC
Bingham
United Steelworker-led
Kennecott
Calvin L. Rampton
Paiute area school officers elected and events noted
Paiute area students elected Joel Turner president Wayne Inglis vice president Kyle Wiley secretary Elaine Huff treasurer The first meeting planned activities for the year Mrs Ronald and Mrs Hosmer Kearns advised for an active year BT THE BIG BALLOON fascinated students with a life size visual aid during a science lesson Balloon inflated by vacuum and wind carried it over the cafetorium toward Phoenix Other campus events included a box social at Casa Granada Townhouse and a PTA meeting with Dr Nora Ryan discussing child psychology Brownies and Scouts activities and library volunteers sought
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Paiute
Joel Turner
Wayne Inglis
Kyle Wiley
Elaine Huff
Ronald
Hosmer Kearns
Jim Campbell
Lawrence L. Young Jr
Alice Naron
Cecil McGirr
Nora Ryan
Phillip Hernandes
Devil McGirr
Scouts
Brownies
Funk
Drivers fined in Scottsdale court for various offenses
In Scottsdale City Magistrate Court one driver, Jimmy Henry Czerwonka, 21, of Phoenix, was fined 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Richard Gary Brantley, 22, of Tempe, paid 50 dollars for reckless driving. Ten others faced speeding fines ranging from 25 to 45 dollars for driving at speeds not reasonable and prudent, including Leslie Simmons, Michael Beck, Jack Hudson, Mattie Whitelaw, Myrna Setley, Lynn Carlin, James Stamatis, Edward O'Brien, Dorsey Caffall, and Clyde Ingram.
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Scottsdale City
Jimmy Henry Czerwonka
Devonshire
Phoenix
Richard Gary Brantley
Riviera
Tempe
Leslie John Simmons
Virginia
Michael William Beck
Tucson
Jack Hudson
S. Stanley
Mattie Velma Whitelaw
Willetta
Myrna Gaye Setley
Mesa
Lynn Marsha Carlin
Paradise Drive
James Milton Stamatis
N. St. Ave
Edward J. O’brien I
Malcomb Drive
Dorsey William Caffall
N. 13Th Place
Clyde B. Ingram
Scottsdale
Students Paint Arcadia High Trees as Volunteers Work
Forty five Arcadia High School sophomores volunteered to whitewash eighty citrus trees on the campus. The work began around 11 am and ended at 2 30 pm. Spanish teacher Myron Scotten, adviser to the Sophomore class, assisted with mixing the wash.
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Arcadia High School
Arcadia
Myron Scotten
F-111A crashes near Bowie Texas in first ejection test
An F-111A swing wing fighter bomber, linked to a congressional probe as the TFX, exploded and crashed in a creek bed near Bowie Texas. Both crewmen parachuted to safety in what officials called the first real test of a new pilot ejection device. Wreckage spanned about a mile and a half. a large woods area burned. It was the second crash of an F-111 since the first planes rolled off the General Dynamics Fort Worth plant in 1964.
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Bowie, Tex
UPI
TFX
Here
Assembly Inc
General Dynamics
Fort Worth
Poverty war is big business in Mississippi
In Lueblock Texas reporting from Mississippi, Sargent Shriver said the federal war on poverty is the state's third largest industry, surpassing cotton. He cited 23 Integrated Community Action Programs as evidence of antipoverty success, while noting many Mississippi congressmen vote against the program.
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Luebock
Tex
UPI
Mississippi
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
Missisippi
Poverty vote set in November push on antipoverty bill
Chairman Carl D Perkins faces White House pressure as he targets the week of Nov 7 for a House vote on the antipoverty bill. The measure has sat in the Education and Labor Committee since June while the Senate passed its version. A Thursday meeting collapsed after five Republicans walked out, leaving 12 Democrats and three GOP members and adjournment due to a quorum gap.
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Washington
UPI
Carl D. Perkins
Dky
House Education and Labor Committee
White House
House
House Democratic
Perkins
Senate
McCarthy to Speak at United Nations Day Event
United States Senator Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota will headline the United Nations Day observance at Del Webb's TowneHouse Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Greater Phoenix United Nations Association sponsors the program. Tickets are $1 and available at the Community Box Office, from churches, or at the door.
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United States
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
del Webb
TowneHouse
Greater Phoenix
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