Dirksen to lie in state at Capitol Rotunda Tuesday
Senate honors Everett Dirksen with lying in state at the Capitol Rotunda for a memorial service and public tribute. President Nixon and other leaders plan to attend while funeral arrangements set for Pekin, Illinois, after the National Presbyterian Church service in Washington.
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Iraq executes three spies for Israel and U S
Baghdad announces the execution of three Iraqi nationals identified as spies for Israel and the United States. A civilian pair were hanged and an army private was shot at dawn. Names listed include Mohammed Rabah Haidar Ambarkhad Al Karam and Amis Abbas.
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Iraq
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United States
Baghdad
Radio
Mohammed ‘Rabah
Haidar, Ambarkhad
al Karam
Amis Abbas
Baghdad Radio
Obituary for Rudy Vomacka 71 in Scottsdale
Masonic rites will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary for Rudy Vomacka 71 who died Sunday in Scottsdale. Born in Chicago, he moved to the area nine years ago and was a retired tool maker from Niles Illinois. Survivors include his wife Emma a son Donald of Scottsdale and three grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary after 7 tonight and Wednesday until service time.
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Massachusetts
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Pekin
Mil
Dirksen
Nixon
Congress
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Scottsdale
Forrest D Dockery Forrest Dies in Blythe Plane Crash
Forrest D Dockery aged 52 died after a Wednesday plane crash near Blythe California. He had worked as a Madison Chevrolet buyer for three years after moving from California. He was born in Oklahoma and was a World War II veteran. Survived by daughter Janet M and two sisters and two brothers living out of state. His mother Mrs Laura Dockery of Lynwood California and two grandchildren also survive. Services were held at Mercer Mortuary at 1 pm with burial in Memory Lawn Cemetery.
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Oklahoma
Janet. M
Connie Brown
Redondo Beach
Calif
Laura Dockery
Lynwood
Carburetor blamed for forklift blaze
Fire department reports an overheated kitchen light caused a fire at 104 W Indian School owned by Don Sibble. Sunday crews also tackled a fence fire at 6690 E Mockingbird, a grass blaze near 78th St and Garfield, a power pole fire on E Holly, and a Granité Reef brush fire. A planned carburetor backfire was linked to a minor forklift truck fire at 8:36 p.m.
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Don Sibble
BE. Garfield
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Granada
Property tax bills go out for Maricopa County parcels
The Maricopa County treasurer announced 330000 property tax bills will be mailed Tuesday to taxpayers banks title companies and mortgage firms. Nearly 100 bags of mail are prepared for delivery. Bills for the first half of fiscal 1969 70 must be paid by 6 pm to avoid delinquency and penalties.
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Maricopa County
Leo A.benedict
Lafferty
Hut
Sales chief to the speaker at Scottsdale real estate board
Wadney, sales chief for American Title Insurance, addresses the Scottsdale Real Estate Board urging agreement on a permit. The talk centers on permitting processes and title insurance implications for local developers.
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American Title Insurance
Youth Arrested After Suspected Pot Party At Gulf Station
An 18 year old was arrested Saturday when a service station attendant smelled marijuana in the Gulf Station rest room at 674 McDowell Road and saw four teens exit. Police, aided by a witness, identified the youths and detained them. one faced juvenile authorities over a marijuana cigarette found on him while the others were released to their parents.
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Juverille
Photographers Hear Jung on Storytelling Duties
Photographers are invited to a dinner meeting of the Phoenix Professional Photographers Association at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Barney Jung, vice president of the Arizona Business-Industry-Education Council, will discuss the photographer’s responsibility to tell the complete story to students and educators.
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Barney Jung
Arizona Business-Industry- Education
Counsell
Jin
Winds Delay Nuclear Test at Rulison Site
The AEC says unfavorable weather and winds delay the underground Project Rulison detonation planned in western Colorado. The 40,000 ton TNT blast is postponed at least until Tuesday as meteorologists seek winds blowing away from populated areas to minimize radioactive fallout risks.
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Colo
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Colorado
Woman Injured In Three Car Crash On Rd
Police report a three car collision Saturday morning near Neumann 48 and Eckdale roads. A 48 year old woman was injured when her vehicle was struck from the rear by a car driven by Richard Mazel.
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U S hints at halt to B52 strikes during three day cease fire
UPI reports the United States and South Vietnam plan to limit offensives during the three day cease fire. Saigon says it will continue fighting while the Communist side notes ongoing violence. A civilian bus bombing near Da Nang killed 10 and wounded 16.
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Guerrilla Attacks Hit European Israeli Installations
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claims responsibility for bombs at Taraéli installations in Brussels Bon and The Hague. Four wounded in Brussels when youths threw a hand grenade at the Trdell Hi Al Airline office. embassy rear attacked. Group linked to Aug 20 TWA Damascus hijack.
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Taraéli
Brussels
Bon
Hague
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut
Popular Front
Trans World Airlines
Damascus
Israel Embassy
Bad
Godesberg
Burial for Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike in Holy Land
Former Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, 66, who died from exhaustion after going missing in the Judean wilderness, was buried at Saint Peters Protestant Cemetery in Jaffa at 5 p.m. local time. Israeli police said an autopsy found he died in extreme desert heat after becoming separated from his wife Diana.
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UPI
James A. Pike
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Saint’” Peters
Jaffa
Pike
Dacaell Hord
Jesiy
Ysraeli
Tls
Diana
Dow Ypres Final Statett Industrials 611.01
A fragmentary score item notes an industrials total 611.01 and references pit ties 113.50 with a mention of 50 in a dated or event context. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or locations.
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Dow Ypres
Raitaa de Pitties
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