Mobs Seize Government Buildings in Tripoli Lebanon
Thousands of armed demonstrators seized government offices and a historic fort in Tripoli amid street fighting with Lebanese troops. Five killed in clashes as protesters demand the army withdraw and officers be removed. Syria signals increased pressure and Israel warns it will not tolerate upheaval.
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Suspect Sought in Arson Death in Phoenix
Phoenix police issued a murder robbery and first degree arson warrant for Stailey Stephens 22 after John Scholz 64 was found dead in his west side apartment. Two fires were set in the unit and detectives found bloodstained clothing and a fingerprint linked to Stephens.
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Scott Draws Party Flak Over Vietnam Ceasefire Plea
UPI reports Senator Hugh Scott faces conservative backlash from his own party after urging a unilateral U.S. ceasefire in Vietnam. Barry Goldwater disassociates from Scott and warns he does not speak for all Senate Republicans. Fulbright notes a de facto moratorium unofficially in effect until after Nixon's November 3 speech.
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Union leader predicts near certainty of GE nationwide strike
Paul Jennings of IUE says a strike against General Electric Co. at midnight Sunday is virtually certain with over 110,000 workers involved. AFL-CIO head Meany pledges full support until victory as talks on a proposed three year contract stall. UE and IUE led coalition seek 30 month deal, higher wages, cost of living increases and pension gains.
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Obituary Richard Gott Education Professor Dies in Auto Crash
Richard Howard Gott 39 a Arizona State University education professor died in an auto accident near Round Rock on the Hava Indian Reservation. He served in the Marines during the Korea conflict and helped establish a junior college on the reservation. Survivors include his wife Sylvia and his mother Lillie Gott. Cremation will follow a 10 am Saturday service at Carr Mortuary Tempe. He was born in Crawfordsville Indiana and moved to Scottsdale in July from California. He taught at ASU this summer and this semester.
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Rites Set for Oldham Sampson at Salt River Church
Oldham Sampson 63 died Monday at Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Services at 2 p m Saturday at Assembly of God Church on the Salt River Indian Reservation with burial in the Reservation Cemetery. Arrangements by Sunset Chapel. Survivors include his wife Mary.
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Brooke says enough votes to block Haynsworth Senate confirmation
Senator Edward Brooke announced that there are enough votes to block Clement Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination. He noted Pa Senator Schweiker shifted against the nominee, amid White House pressure and Nixon's renewed support. Schweiker described intense pressure while Nixon defended the nomination.
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Sergeants Return to Posts as Senate Probes NCO Club Scandal
Washington UPI reports Sergeants William Wooldridge and William Higdon returned to Army posts while facing possible criminal charges over an Augsburg Germany based NCO clubs scandal. Retired sergeants Seymour Evar and Narvaez Hatcher also under scrutiny with investigators alleging self serving club income schemes. Senate subcommittee chair Abraham Ribicoff and others urge action as transcripts are sent to Defense and Justice.
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Tempe man charged after altercation at Broadway Dept Store
Tempean Larry Stephen Newlin, 28, of 2729 West Myrtle Tempe, faces aggravated assault and battery charges from Scottsdale police. He allegedly entered a dressing room where a woman was trying on undergarments and attempted to force himself on her. The woman screamed and he fled, later captured outside the store by two unidentified men.
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Sentence upheld for Arizonan Pinky Williams in heroin case
The U S Ninth Circuit affirmed a ten year prison term for Clarence Pinky Williams for heroin sales and reversed the five year sentence of his common law wife Arlene Jackson on the same charge on a search and seizure technicality. Police found heroin cocaine and marijuana valued at 150000 at their home in 1967.
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Chill snaps shatter October records across Northeast
A pre-winter chill from arctic air swept the Midwest and Northeast driving record lows in Ohio and New England. Albany New York hit 17 degrees, the coldest October reading since 1940, with other areas like Windsor Locks Burling ton and Buffalo setting new record lows. Wet Pacific air and damp systems brought rain to Washington Idaho and Oregon while Montana faced a potential six inch snow.
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MSG Under Attack as Brain Damage in Tests Reported
New York scientists warn monosodium glutamate used in baby foods may cause brain lesions in lab animals. Reports cite Dr. John Olney of St Louis noting the same MSG dosage produced brain damage in mice. The finding follows stricter action on cyclamates by the federal government.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Up As Markets Climb
The final stock averages show the Dow Jones 30 industrials at 862.26 up 6.53, 20 railroads at 201.23 up 0.98, 15 utilities at 119.15 up 0.22, and 65 stocks at 288.54 up 1.70. Today’s sales totaled 15.43 billion shares, versus 14.78 billion on Thursday.
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