Senate votes to reject Vietnam withdrawal deadline
The Senate rejected Hatfield McGovern amendment 55 to 39, denying a deadline for removing all American forces from Indochina by December 31 1971. McGovern urged action, while critics warned it could undercut peace talks. Goldwater called for recognizing a flawed war.
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Cambodian forces gain ground near Srang amid Viet Cong siege
Cambodian infantry supported by air strikes pressed within a mile and a half of Srang, as Viet Cong forces bombarded the town from a mountainside pagoda. Viet Cong seized Sprang on Sunday after a three day battle and reportedly held hostages.
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Three Explosions Damage Three Buildings in St Paul
Three blasts within 45 minutes damaged the Gulf Oil building the Burlington Northern Rail Lines property and a warehouse near the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press office. Two injured were initially reported and police ruled out a fourth bomb. A prior month saw similar explosions in the area with injuries to a woman.
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Man dies from injuries after Scottsdale Road crash
A 48 year old man A L Engram of 9604 N sth St Phoenix died Monday at Baptist Hospital from injuries in a two vehicle crash on Scottsdale Rd north of Bell Rd on Aug 15. The vehicle Engram rode in was struck by a trailer towed by Fred Chambers of Phoenix after a passing maneuver. Ralph Green, the other driver, was seriously injured and later released from Baptist Hospital.
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Sutherland death ruled self inflicted in Scottsdale
Judge Harold Holcom ruled in Scottsdale Justice Court that Dr. Lyndon C. Sutherland died by hanging on August 24. The body was found by a friend in his bedroom at 8725 E Sandalwood. He practiced at 2607 N Hayden Rd and is survived by a son James of Phoenix a daughter Lynn Ann Burnham of Los Angeles a brother Gene of Dayton Ohio and a grandson Dane Burnham of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
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Ohio
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Obituary for LeRoy N Hotchkiss Retired Railroad Signalman
LeRoy N Hotchkiss, 72, a longtime signalman for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He lived at 2700 N Hayden and moved to Scottsdale six years ago after 42 years with the railroad. Survivors include his wife Emma, a son Phillip, both of Scottsdale, and three grandchildren. Visitation 2 to 9 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. Services and burial private.
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Black Panther trial viewed as fair in New Haven
Lonnie McLucas was found guilty of conspiracy to murder in the Rackley case while acquitted on three other counts. Defense lawyer Koskoff said the trial showed blacks and whites can receive fair treatment, and he planned an appeal to challenge the first-degree murder charge. Yale President Brewster had previously voiced skepticism about fair trials for black revolutionaries.
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Three youths hurt in auto mishaps
Three youths were injured in separate accidents last night. Cliff Hutchins nine of 8624 B Valley View was hit on Pima Rd when his bicycle entered the roadway. he was cited for failure to yield. Daniel Rivera fifteen and Kathy Rivera twelve were riders in a crash at 74th St and E McDowell Rd. Daniel was treated and released at Baptist Hospital while their driver Anthony Rivera sixteen was cited for failing to stop at a traffic signal.
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W. Second St
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74Th St
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Alabama school desegregation leaves few white students in class
A rural Sumter County Alabama district enforces a federal court desegregation order creating a unitary system. Fewer than 100 white students attend public classes while about 4,100 Black students enroll, with many whites withdrawing to private schools such as Sumter Academy. District officials note private enrollment costs and the high transfer rate as whites leave public schools amid desegregation.
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Ballot write-in woes prompt AG opinion request
Attorney General Gary Nelson was asked for a legal opinion on issues with write-in votes on electronic ballots to be used in 12 counties in next Tuesday's primary. State Democratic Chairman Herb Ely noted several Democrats plan to seek the nomination by write-in, including Phoenix attorney Liz Stover.
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Man exposes himself twice at Scottsdale laundry
A 39 year old Scottsdale woman told police a man walked into the Washing Well Laundry near Scottsdale Road and 4th Street at 11 30 p m last night. He exposed himself at the front door then re entered through a side door to repeat the act. The description: sandy haired, about 6 2, 195 pounds, 25 to 27.
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Ditch digger survives ditch collapse in Tempe
TEMPE AP A construction worker escaped unharmed Monday when an eight foot ditch collapsed trapping Joe Holden 24 buried to the chest He was treated and released from hospital Holden had been digging conduit for an 8 telephone company installation near University Drive and Rural Road Tempe police investigated an officer Lonnie Losee for allegedly failing to respond to the accident.
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