Rebels' siege of Kompong Cham declared broken
Cambodian military chief insists the rebel siege failed as government aircraft flown in troops and supplies to Kompong Cham. U.S. advisers accompany Maj. Gen. Sosthene Fernandez during a 30 minute airlift amid continued shelling and reports of casualties. Rebels also seize highway 4 near Ang Snoul while government troops reclaim highway 5 toward Battambang.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Kompong Cham
Sosthene Fernandez
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Kompong Som
Cambodia
Paradise Valley Teachers Face Crowding Growing Pains
Paradise Valley District Superintendent H Ray Shipley told 113 new teachers that growth won t derail classrooms. He noted 20 percent annual district growth with 2000 new students this year and enrollment about 700 above last year, aiming for 12000 students across one high school two middle schools and six elementary schools by June. He urged blending conservative and liberal views to drill basic skills while allowing creative use of them, warning against overloading classes and repetitive drills after basics. He predicted 1973 74 would be the district s greatest year.
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Paradise Valley
H. Ray Shipley
Shipley
James Rossi
Navy to name new submarine after New York City
The Navy will christen a new nuclear powered attack submarine the New York City, marking the first Navy ship named for the nation s largest city, a spokesman said.
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Washington
UPI
Navy
New York
Lawyer recounts gang trials in Chicago's roaring era
A Scottsdale retiree Louis Blumenthal, longtime prosecutor who faced Al Capone era killers, recalls prosecuting Durkin and other gangsters with J. Edgar Hoover pivotal to preserving the FBI. He notes clashes with famous lawyers and a career shaping Chicago crime history.
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Jack Karie
Chicago
Scottsdale
Louis Blumenthal
Phyllis
Villa Serena
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
Blumenthal
al Capone
Bugs Moran
Jack McGurn
Dion O'’Bannion
Spike Donnell
Windy City
FBI
Chicago Historical Society
Martin (the Sheik) Durkin
J. Edgar Hoover
John E. Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Durkin
Hoover
Edward C. Shannahan
Congress
Capones
Guzick Brothers
Vice
Murray
the Camel
Humphrey
Burglar Steals $732 From Scottsdale Home
Scottsdale police report a burglary at 902 N 74th St where Theodore Nicklauss’s residence lost a .32 cal pistol a cassette recorder watches knives and a flashlight valued at $732. Break in occurred between 6 45 a m and 2 40 p m Wednesday but was not reported until Friday footprints appeared in the backyard near a rear gate and patio an unlocked door likely used for entry.
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Scottsdale
74Th St
Theodore Nicklauss
Young cyclist hurt in Scottsdale bike crash
A 12 year old youth, Steven Beck, was injured when his bicycle collided with a car at Hayden Road and Oak Street in Scottsdale. He was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. The driver, Danny Lee Jones, 19, attempted a right turn onto Hayden Road and struck the bicycle moving on the wrong side of the road.
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Scottsdale
Hayden Road
Oak Street
Steven Beck
E. Whitton
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Danny Lee Jones
N. 33Rd St
Bank evacuated after unidentified call threats cyanide device
Valley National Bank branch at 5895 N Granite Reef Rd evacuated after a caller demanded 32000 dollars and warned of a cyanide bomb in the attic. Police and fire investigators searched the building without finding any device. The threat was logged at 3 13 p m and is under investigation.
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Valley National Bank
Granite Reef Rd
Ray Johnson
Groucho Marx Hospitalized for Checkup and Ills
Comedian Groucho Marx, 77, is in Century City Hospital for a regular checkup after a cold. Erin Fleming says he feared pneumonia and sought treatment again at Century City Hospital, amid reports he has a crush on two nurses.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Groucho Marx
Century City Hospital
Erin Fleming
Marx
Carol Laughlin
Judy Young
Obituary of Sybil Ames Socialite and Hostess
Sybil Ames 82 longtime socialite and former Elizabeth Arden Maine Chance hostess died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Private services and burial will be held. she was widow of actor Percy Ames whose last film was Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. A London native she came to the United States in 1906 and lived in Arizona since 1948. No survivors were listed. Contributions to Arizona Training Center Coolidge 85228.
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Sybil Ames
Elizabeth Arden
Maine Chance Health Resort
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Ames
E. Jean
Percy Ames
London
United States
Arizona
Mrs May Belle Marshall Dies at 92 in Valley
Paducah Kentucky native Mrs May Belle Marshall 92 who moved to the Valley in 1967 died Thursday in a local hospital. Survivors include two sons Gordon Phoenix and Malcolm Washington and seven grandchildren. Cremation followed private services announced by A Moore and Sons Mortuary.
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May Belle Marshall
Paducah
Gordon
Phoenix
Malcolm
Washington
Moore and Sons Mortuary
Funeral Mass for Helen Szalla in Scottsdale
Mrs. Helen Szalla 79 died Friday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A funeral mass was held at Church of St. Daniel the Prophet with burial at Green Acres Mortuary. Born in Poland she came to Arizona eight years ago from Panorama City California. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lucille Hilsman of Scottsdale.
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Helen Szalla
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Church of St. Daniel the Prophet
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Mortuary
Szalla
N. Hayden
Poland
Arizona
Panorama City
Calif
Lucille Hilsman
Scottsdale
Fannin Leaves Jail Early After One-Day Sentence
Senator Paul J. Fannin was escorted from Maricopa County Jail 25 minutes before the scheduled release to serve a one day drunken driving sentence. Deputies stated no privileges were granted and he rode out with other inmates in a minimum security section after completing the brief confinement.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Maricopa County
Fannin
Glosben
United Press International
Moise Berger
Berger
City and School Reach Accord on Hinton Avenue Extension
City officials and the Scottsdale school board reach a pact to extend Hinton Avenue from Indian School to Camelback Road. The board transfers a quit claim deed for an easement on school property and pays 31 078 dollars toward roadway construction. The city will cover 3 000 dollars to relocate underground utilities and 8 000 dollars for fencing relocation at Scottsdale High. Earlier, the city paid 32 000 dollars for land from Scottsdale United Methodist Church needed for the project. Bid notices go out in September with work starting in November. Paving is estimated at 82 000 dollars.
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Hinton Avenue
Indian School
Camelback Road
Scottsdale
Dan Raby
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Coolidge
Mrs. May Belle Marshall
Phillipa Annesley
School OF Ballet
Main Street
Vatley Ho Hotel
Scottsdale Daily
Progress
Scottsdale High School
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Blisher
W. B
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Newspaper Association
Arizona Newspapers. Association
United States Silver Corporation
First National Bank
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