Two UPI Newsmen Executed by Reds in Cambodia
Phnom Penh UPI reports two colleagues killed in a highway ambush near Chambak. Frank Frosch, 27, bureau manager, and Kyoichi Sawada, 34, Pulitzer Prize winning photographer, were found shot dead near their car after driving from Phnom Penh to monitor day fighting. Evidence suggests execution with AK47 fire. security delays hindered full details.
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Kyoichi Sawada
Frank Frosch
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Atlanta
UPI Phnom Penh
Sawada
Chambak
Khau Buu Khien
Motorcycle crash injures rider and two journalists in Indochina
Wade Ketchum 17 was treated and released after his motorcycle collided with a Post Office Department jeep driven by Wesley Handley in Scottsdale. Police cited Handley for failure to yield. The scene near 74th Street and Wilshire Drive exposed two journalists, Sawada and an UPI editor, as casualties amid broader Indochina war reporting.
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E. Granada
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Jeep
Wesley
E. Handley
Phoenix
Viet Cong Seeks Soviet Backing for War Effort
Viet Cong says Moscow pledged full support for its struggle against the United States and backs the Sept. 17 peace plan. Madame Nguyen Thi Binh received assurances from Andrei Gromyko at a London meeting, while Xuan Thuy urged Americans to join to end the war and dismissed Nixon's plan as propaganda.
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Hanoi
Market snapshot shows Dow Jones decline amid broad losses
Dow Jones 30 industrials fall 3.36 points to 752.0 at 2 p.m. with 7.69 million shares traded. The list tracks numerous blue chips led by declines in AT&T, General Electric, Ford, IBM, and RCA, while utilities edge up modestly.
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G&e
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Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
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Calif
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Union
United Aircraft
US Steel
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Zenith
Voter Turnout Call From Justice Candidate Hugh Medard
Hugh Medard the Democratic candidate for Scottsdale Justice of the Peace urged Paradise Valley voters to go to the polls. He criticized special interests and argued for full-time performance by JP officials. He contrasted his stance with his opponent who would run the court part time.
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Jaycees
Hugh Medard
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Justice Court
Medard
Abandoned bicycles head to police auction at 131 Main St
Forty six bicycles believed abandoned or unclaimed will be auctioned by the Police Department starting at 10 am Saturday behind the police station at 131 Main St. The bikes were seized over the past year after attempts to locate owners.
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Main St
Bomb report at Eileen Feather Beauty Salon proves false
Police and fire crews responded to an anonymous bomb threat at the Eileen Feather Beauty Salon 1332 N Scottsdale Rd. The Rural Fire Department stood by as officers searched the building. no bomb was found. The call was logged at 10 16 a m Wednesday.
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Eileen Feather Beauty Salon
Scottsdale Rd
Hearing planned on power lines across the Southwest
Public hearings on two proposed transmission lines proceed after a study by the Interior Department. Hearings in Phoenix November 12 and Salt Lake City November 10 invite comments on environmental impact, resource commitments, and long term productivity, with copies of the report available from the state director.
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Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Vegas
Ine
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Fire damages Raul Castro headquarters at Scottsdale address
A fire caused light ballast damage at Raul Castro for Governor HQ located at 2801 N Scottsdale Rd. Fire crews reported the 6 18 PM incident and said no injuries. A separate blaze burned out a heating motor at George Mester Jr residence 4232 N 82nd Pl at 7 05 PM.
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Raul Castro
Scottsdale Rd
George Mester Jr
82Nd Pl
Fannin Deficit Spending Debate Lights Up Arizona Campaigns
United Press International reports Sen. Paul Fannin urges Congress to tax enough to cover authorizations, claiming fiscal sanity would follow. Opponent Sam Grossman backs preschool and bilingual education for 3 and 4 year olds. Raul Castro criticizes governor's leadership as smoggiest area in Arizona.
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Congress
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Mesa
Grossman
Washington
Gila Bend
Raul Castro
Arizona
Obituary for Elva Ceder 80 Scottsdale resident dies
Elva Olive Ceder 80 of 8643 E Roma Scottsdale dies Wednesday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Oklahoma she moved from Dearborn Michigan to Scottsdale earlier this year. She is survived by daughter Helen Ceder of Scottsdale. Services Friday at Messinger Mortuary 515 E Indian School Rd at 2 pm Cremation follows visitation after 6 tonight at Messinger's.
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E. Roma
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ceder
Oklahoma
Scottsdale
Dearborn
Mich
Helen Ceder
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Candidate's Bike Recovered After Theft
Mrs. Mary Gilbert district 26 legislative candidate reports her campaigning bicycle was stolen but found by a teacher. The bike had only a license plate and campaign-literature strap missing. She thanks the finder and says she will let bygones be bygones.
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Mary Gilbert
Gilbert
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