Egypt US push for Arab Israeli peace hinges on POW swap
Cairo announces halt of oil shipments via Suez after Oct 22 cease fire line while Egypt demands prisoner exchanges. Israel condemns the stance as Parliament debates wartime hostages as Meir visits Washington and Kissinger plans talks. UN observers differ on post cease fire posts as Meir and Fahmi prep meetings.
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Israel
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Ismail Fahmi
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Meir
Jerusalem
U.S
Gerald L. Warren
White House
Anatoly Dobrynin
Fahmi
Middle East
Warren
Kissinger
Aig
United States
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
International Red Cross
Geneva
Red Cross
Cairo
Cairo Radio
Ee Eeee
Suez City
Gulf of Suez
Ali Khalil
United Nations ‘Information Office
Coles
United Nations Emergency Force
UNEF
Khalil
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
UNTSO
Rostow Blames Soviets for Yom Kippur War Move
Eugene Rostow, former U S undersecretary, calls the Egyptian Syrian attack on Israel a deliberate Soviet move aimed at drawing the U S into conflict. He argues Soviet training and supplies targeted oil and space control to threaten Europe, the U S, and Japan, urging renewed negotiations with secure boundaries.
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Israel
Yom Kippur
Eugene V. Rost
U.S
Rostow
NATO
National Executive Council of the American Jewish Committee
St. Louis
Europe
Japan
Yale
Traffic light debate cites rise in accidents at intersections
City officials clash over traffic light use noting a 2 percent uptick in crashes after installations. Public works says counts do not justify early wiring at Indian Bend and Scottsdale Roads or Scottsdale Road and McCormick Parkway, while Spacewater supports planning for Indian Bend and Scottsdale Road.
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Stragier
Indian Bend
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
McCormick Parkway
Public Works
L.B. Spacewater
Herb Drinkwater
Obituary for Louise McFarland in Scottsdale
Louise McFarland 75 died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Rosary is today at Green Acres Mortuary with Mass Wednesday at the Church of St Daniel the Prophet. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Born in Italy she moved to Arizona in 1961 from Redwood City California. Survived by sister Constance Tallha.
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Louise McFarland
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Church of St
Daniel the
McFarland
Lewis
Arizona
Redwood City
Calif
Italy
Walker Services for Charles W. Walker
Charles W. Walker 81 died Saturday. Services were held today at Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale with cremation. Born in Bevent Wisconsin he moved from Milwaukee to Scottsdale a year ago. He owned a Milwaukee shoe store and Walker's Tavern from 1935 to 1955. Survived by wife Anita K. son Will of Milwaukee a brother and three sisters in Wisconsin and three grandchildren.
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Charles W. Walker
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Mr. Walker
Scottsdale Rd
Bevent
Wis
Scottsdale
Milwaukee
Walker’s Tavern
Anita K
Will
Wawatosa
Wisconsin
Services set for Loren McCarthy at Messinger Mortuary
Loren McCarthy aged 39 died in a Sunday auto accident near Rocky Point Sonora Mexico. Services were held at Messinger Mortuary Phoenix with burial planned in Three Rivers Quebec Canada. He lived in Arizona 15 years and worked for Brown Engineering Co Phoenix. Survivors include his parents two brothers and a sister all of Three Rivers.
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Loren McCarthy
Rocky Point
Sonora
Mexico
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Three Rivers
Quebec
Canada
Mr. McCarthy
N. 40Th St
Arizona
Brown Engineering Co
Phoenix
Charles Willett Services Held for 81 in Minnesota
Charles Willett 81 died Saturday at Methodist Hospital St Louis Park Minnesota. Services set for 10 a m Wednesday at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary with burial at Greenwood. He lived in the Valley 10 years, retired after 30 years with Ford Motor tractor division. He was born in Chicago and a World War I veteran. Survivors include two daughters Irene Hellan Phoenix and Ed Bushort Minneapolis, two sons Earl Mount Clemens and Roy Detroit, a sister in Michigan, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Charles Willett
Methodist Hospital
St. Louis Park
Minn
A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
Willett
40Th St
Valley
Royal Oak
Mich
Ford
Motor Tractor Division
Chicago
Irene Hellan
Phoenix
Ed Bushort
Minneapolis
Earl
Mount Clemens
Roy
Detroit
Michigan
Fire damages lounge at local Tower Hotel
Investigators estimate a smoldering cigarette in a lounge trash container caused a morning fire at the Tower Hotel. The blaze damaged the bar and lounge with about 12 000 dollars in losses, but no structural damage occurred.
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Seay Ot Nee Sameces Bate
Shoeman Lane
Scottsdale
James McDaniel
RFC
McDaniel
Local Officials to Preview Reader's Digest Piece on TV
City authorities will appear on KPAZ TV channel 21 at 8 30 p m Wednesday on What's Happening in Arizona hosted by Betty Janzik. Mayor Bud Tims City Manager Dale Carter and public works director Marc Stragier will be interviewed about The Little City that Thought It Could and a four day magazine visit.
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Kpaz-Tv
Channel 21
Arizona
Betty Janzik
Mrs. Janzik
Bud Tims
Dale Carter
Marc Stragier
Local man waives hearing in embezzlement case
John St. John, 23, of 6637 E Wilshire, bound over on grand theft by embezzlement to superior court. Prosecutor says he may plead guilty to a lesser charge of attempted grand theft by embezzlement after the transfer and admits involvement with a 7 11 store robbery on Oct 2 where $722 was taken.
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Abe
Scottsdale
Justice of the
Daniel Roth
John St. John
E.wilshire
Roderick MacMillan
St. John
Pribite
Robert Hertzberg
Mac
Millan
Stolen riding tack and more reported in Mesa
A Mesa man reported theft of saddles and other riding tack totaling 3000 dollars from a storage room where Chuck Hall stored gear at 3014 N Hayden Rd. Also reported, a 1600 dollar plaster mixer stolen from Hropoff Plastering Co. site at Camello Vista on McCormick Ranch. A 60 foot tall wooden Indian statue was stolen from in front of McGee's Indian Den at 7239 E First Ave. over the weekend.
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Mesa
Chuck Hall
Scottsdale
Hayden Rd
McCormick Ranch
Hropoff Plastering Co
Camello Vista
McGee
First Ave
Newsmen plan strike Monday in New York dispute
The Newspaper Guild of New York threatens a strike next Monday at either the New York Times or the Daily News if a new contract agreement is not reached, a spokesman said Monday.
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New York
UPI
Newspaper Guild of
The
Newspaper Guild
TNG
New York Times
Daily News
Ranchers seek compensation bill after Saylor death
United Press International reports Rep. John Conlan believes the death of Rep. John Saylor will not derail a compromise bill. The measure would provide 1.5 million dollars to ranchers evicted from land on the San Carlos Indian Reservation in Arizona. In Houston Saylor died pending open heart surgery.
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Washington
John Conlan
John Saylor
R-Pa
San Carlos
Arizona
Conlan
Saylor
Houston
Excise taxes eyed to fund football stadium payoff plan
Phoenix officials discussed using excise taxes and stadium revenues to retire a $19.1 million professional football stadium in nine years. Bond counsel Charles James presented the plan to the city council as part of several financing options. Mayor John Driggs had meetings with business representatives who pay the excise tax to gauge support.
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Phoenix
Charles James
John Driggs
City approves four security cameras to curb armed robberies
City council authorized Police Chief Walter Nemetz to spend 645 for four cameras aimed at photographing armed robbers in liquor stores and convenience markets. Cameras trigger every 30 seconds when a hold up occurs and will be rotated among eligible stores. The plan, receiving mixed support, seeks deterrence through visibility and aims to cut a 30 percent rise in Scottsdale robberies over the past year.
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Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Scottsdale
Richard Campana
Campana
Phoenix
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Ethan
Sasernie Sersotsieaak Sein
Tore
Magazine
Ives
United Press International
Jerry Lewkowitz
Charter Government Council
Camelback High School
Lewkowitz
Maricopa County
Brober
State Coliseum and Fairgrounds
Dick Smith
Coliseum and Fairground Board
Jim Jones
Mark Reed
Bob Teller
Gene Love
Jones
Arizona Land Use Planning Commission
James Mack
R-Tempe
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Green Acres
Ayden Road
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