Viet Cong North Vietnam urge cease fire pact by June 30 1971
In Paris the Viet Cong and North Vietnam demand a U S withdrawal by June 30 1971 in exchange for a cease fire in South Vietnam They propose a provisional coalition administration with American backed ministers excluding Thien Ky and Khierh to oversee elections and peace. David Bruce cautioned the proposal echoed prior ideas and appeared similar to past plans. A delegation presented the plan during the 84th session led by Viet Cong Foreign Minister Nguyen Thi Binh.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Nguyen van Thien
Nuuyen Cao Ky
Tran Thien Khierh
U.S
David K.E. Bruce
Bruce
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong Proposes War Talks End with U.S. Troop Withdrawal
Mme Binh ends five week boycott and says a settlement is possible if the United States declares readiness to withdraw its troops by mid 1971. Hanoi endorses the move and pledges to refrain from attacking withdrawing forces while talks begin on full South Vietnam troop withdrawal and safety guarantees.
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Hanoi
Mme. Binh
U.S
People’s Liberation Armed Forces
United States
Bruce urges fresh look at talks with Hanoi envoy
In a U S camp scene Bruce urged Hanoi's Xuan Thuy and Mme Binh to join him in reexamining talks with all parties. He pressed for flexible, non doctrinaire positions and discussed releasing captured military men as a possible path toward a mutually satisfactory solution. He will meet President Nixon on his European trip.
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U.S
Bruce
Nixon
Motorola plant trims staff amid industry softness in Phoenix
Motorola Semiconductor Products plans a third workforce cut this year at its east Phoenix plant. Vice president Stephen L. Levy says about 1 percent of the division will be furloughed or transferred due to weak electronics demand. The plant employs more than 10,000 people.
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Phoenix
UPI
Motorola Semiconductor Products
East Phoenix
Stephen L. Levy
Motorola
Fire damages totaling 10000 at David S. Smith residence
A lamp cord short caused a closet fire in the master bedroom of the David S. Smith home at 8113 E. Picadilly. Firefighters spent nearly two hours to extinguish the blaze using 275 gallons of water and two ejectors removed smoke from the house.
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David S. Smith
E.picadilly
Scottsdale
T. H. Templeton
Steve Lane
N. Miller Rd
Burglary Losses Put At 900 In Stereo Gear
Police investigate two burglaries reported Wednesday and this morning with more than 900 dollars in stereo tape equipment and recordings stolen. At 3201 North 66th Street Kathy Hoffman residence a pried window yielded a radio tape deck and 350 dollars worth of gear. Footprints indicate at least two suspects. At Navajo School 4525 North Granite Reef Road four tape recorders valued 300 dollars and two adaptors 18 dollars were taken from a cabinet in the library maintained through July.
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Kathy Hoffman
N. 66Th St
Navajo School
Granite Reef
Man sought after indecent proposal exposed in mall lot
Police seek a 30 to 40 year old man in a white imported car who allegedly made an indecent proposal and exposed himself to a 13 year old girl in the Los Arcos Mall parking lot near Scottsdale and McDowell. The girl said he drove up while she rode a bicycle in the southwest corner. witnesses described the suspect as blond with a white shirt and black and grey pants.
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Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale and
McDowell
Jordan Army Declares Victory in Civil War Battle
Jordanian forces announce victory over Palestinian guerrillas and outline a cease-fire with firm conditions. Amman remains largely in army hands after days of fierce fighting, with curfew enforced as violence spills to Beirut and other Jordanian towns.
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Amman
Syria
Iraq
Israel
Arab League
al Fatah
Beirut
Voice of the
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Jordan
Ammian Radio
Central Committee
Ment
Lebanon
Pleone
Zerga
Salt
Irbid
Ramtha
Habes Al-Majali
Dow Jones Higher As Trading Day Closes Mixed
Interims show gains for industrials at 759.38 up 5.07 and transports at 139.65 up 1.84 while utilities slip to 107.84 down 0.22. The overall index rises to 239.54 up 4.60 with volume around 14 million shares as major stocks such as IBM, GE, Ford, General Motors, AT&T, DuPont, and Texaco advance in a broad market rally.
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United Press International
F. J. DuPont
Glore Forgan & Co
Alcoa
AmericanCan AL
At&t
Anaconda
Arizona Public Sve
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Bendix
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DuPont
General Dynamics
General Electric
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General Telephone
Goodyear
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It&t
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Kennecott
Alas Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
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Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico al Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf Sulphur 17% _Trans America 14% »TWA 14% Union Oil 35% Uniroyal
United Aircraft
US Steel
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
State proposes help for search and rescue missions
A state offer of assistance for search and rescue was broadly welcomed by county sheriffs at a statehouse hearing. Seh. Sandra O'Connor and Rep. Burton Barr, both Maricopa County Republicans, led the hearing to gauge law enforcement views on proposed legislation to support search efforts.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sandra O'Connor
Burton Barr
Maricopa County
Hostage Crisis in Jordan Draws Global Warning
President Nixon and British Prime Minister Heath warned Palestinian guerrillas that American and British hostages would be held responsible for their safety as fighting raged in Amman. About 64 Americans and 150 to 160 Britons were among the captives aboard hijacked jets later destroyed at a desert airstrip. The captors seek release of commandos held in Israel, Britain, West Germany and Switzerland.
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United Press International
Nixon
Edward Heath
Amman
Chicago
Ronald Ziegler
Heath
Jordan
Britain
United States
West Germany
Switzerland
Israel
Saadat Hasan
Palestinian Liberation Organization
New York
Central Committee
Yasser Arafat
London
Non-polluting car forecast by Knauer at 1970 convention
Virginia H. Knauer, Nixon’s consumer adviser, predicted Japan will first produce a car that does not pollute and Germany will lead with a truly effective bumper. She argued American industry spurned recent breakthroughs and outlined the Knauer Theory linking consumer responsiveness to a firm’s distance from the consumer to the chairman.
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Washington
UPI
Virginia H. Knauer
Nixon
Study launched on central Arizona storm death toll
A Weather Bureau study led by hydrologist A C Zimmerman investigates the Labor Day weekend storm that hit central Arizona and caused at least 21 deaths. Joining him are Lloyd Magar of ESSA Western HQ and Harry Elser, data acquisition chief, in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Weather Bureau
Arizona
A. cL. Zimmerman
Environmental Science Services Administration
Salt Lake City
Lioyed Magar
ESSA
Harry Elser
Two Scottsdale Women Injured In Separate Car Crashes
Two young Scottsdale women sustained injuries in separate incidents. Pam Birt, 16, was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a car struck her bicycle at 82nd Street and Chaparral, with Barry Issacson cited for an improper left turn. Melodie York, 18, also treated at Scottsdale Baptist, lost consciousness and struck a power pole after pulling into a parking lot on Hayden Road near Elm. no citation was issued.
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Scottsdale
Pam Birt
N. 83Rd St
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
82Nd St
Chaparral
Barry Issacson
Madrid Bulls Esteem Largest Bull Ring Plaza de Toros
Madrid invites bulls lovers to sample bullfights at the Plaza de Toros, noted as the largest bull ring in Spain.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Plaza de Toros
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