Nixon Urges UN Backing to End Vietnam War
President Nixon in his first General Assembly appearance urged the 126 nations to pressure Hanoi for a negotiated end to the war. Police arrested 12 demonstrators outside the UN for obstructing traffic and resisting arrest. Nixon spoke 29 minutes to a packed hall, receiving a brief standing ovation, and promised shared space ventures though not detailing proposals.
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Vietnam
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Cuba
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Assembly
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Thant
General’ Assembly
Two Auto Crashes Injure Six on Thomas Road
Two separate crashes on Thomas Road injure six people. Virginia Eshelman and Zachery Eshelman of 3619 N Hayden Rd suffered injuries when their late model pickup overturned after colliding with Robert D. White of 7535 N Mockingbird Lane. White was slightly injured and Eshelman cited for running a red light. A second crash at 4:30 p.m. involved James Sitton of Mesa and John Bohmann at 68th St and Thomas Rd. Sitton and two passengers were lightly hurt, Bohmann not injured. Police reported no citations issued.
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Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Virginia
Zachery Eshelman
Hayden Rd
Robert D. White
Mockingbird Lane
Scottsdale
Thomas Rds
White
Petition claims blood on Kopechne clothes after Chappaquiddick case
Massachusetts prosecutor Dinis filed a petition in a Pennsylvania court seeking an autopsy to verify death by drowning in the Kopechne case. He alleges stains on Mary Jo Kopechne’s shirt and blood in her mouth and nose, though officials dispute the claim and a pre autopsy hearing is set for Sept. 29.
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UPI
Massachusetts
Dist. Atty. Edmund
Dinis
Pennsylvania
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Sen
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Mary “Jo Kopechne
Bernard Brominski
Luzerne County
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Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Miss Kopechne
Larksville
Donald R. Mills
Edgartown
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James L. Kenney
Mills
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Eugene Fried
ABA backs Haynsworth unanimous verdict on qualifications
The American Bar Association committee reviewing Judge Clement F Haynsworth declared him highly acceptable for the Supreme Court. Lawrence E Walsh said interviews with judges lawyers and professors found integrity intellectual honesty and judicial temperament strong, with a few noting ideological differences. Concerns about possible conflicts from stock ownership in Brunswick Corp were discussed but found not to disqualify him.
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Brunswick Corp
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Woman talks down burglar during attempted rape in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale woman foiled an apparent rape when a tall man with a Lisp entered her home before 4 a.m. today. She talked him out of assaulting her and police noted possible entry via an unlocked Arcadia door. no theft confirmed. Other burglaries reported include coins stolen from a William Harris residence and items from a motel and service station.
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Granite Reef
E. McDowell
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Robert Dial
Mars effort urged by 86 urged by 86
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged a United States Mars mission by 1986 as one of three post Apollo programs to the Nixon administration. Nixon has only committed to a manned Mars flight before 2000, per White House briefing. The task force report was released by the White House on Wednesday.
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Smith Sworn in as Illinois Senator From Alton
Ralph Tyler Smith 53 was sworn in as Illinois junior senator replacing the late Everett Dirksen. He arrived with Gov. Richard Ogilvie and family aboard a chartered jet and pledged to lead with resolve while GOP leadership jockeying continues with Sen. Robert Griffin seeking assistant floor leader.
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Alton
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Smith
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U.S
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Sharon
Percy
Richard Ogilvie
Ralph Smith
Everett Dirksen
House
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Dirksen
Arizona Senate weighs mobile homes tax collection problem
The Senate Finance and Revenue Committee in Phoenix discussed tax collection on mobile homes as assessors reported many units do not register with the Motor Vehicle Division and thus miss property tax rolls. Campers and tent trailers were not taxed as mobile homes or personal property, amid conflicting opinions from the attorney general and officials. The committee chair urged clear recommendations for an October 29 briefing.
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UPI
Senate Finance and Revenue Committee
Arlo Woolery
Attorney General’s Office
Dave Kret
R-Maricopa
Dow Jones ends higher as industrials lead rally
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes at 831.57, up 5.01 driven by gains in 30 stocks. Railroads rise to 199.62 and utilities slip 0.55, while 65 stocks total 279.95 with a 1.02 advance. Volume reaches 11.17 million shares versus 11.13 million last Wednesday.
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Suspect Nabbed After Car Theft in Scottsdale Chase
Scottsdale police arrested Dennis Thomas Darling, about 25, after a foot chase at 79th Street and Northland. The stolen car was taken from a residence near 40th Place and Indian School Road in Phoenix. He was turned over to Phoenix police.
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40Th Pt
Indian School Rd
Phoenix
Dennis Thomas Darling
Old
79Th St
Northland
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