Hussein orders cease fire in Jordan civil war
King Hussein ordered a cease-fire at 6 p.m. local time after three days of fighting in Amman. Mandated surrender ultimatum from Marshal Habes Al Majali threatened death for guerrillas who refused to surrender or fire on forces. Reported house to house battles continue as forces push to clear guerrilla positions.
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United Press International
Hussein of
Jordan
Middle East
Habes Al-Majali
Amman
Majali
Cairo Radio
Hussein
Hostage Crisis Deepens Across Middle East
Swiss mediation seeks swap of 54 hijack victims for seven Arab guerrillas held in Europe as Amman battles widen. U S and Red Cross report little progress, while militants claim no direct blame for potential harm to hostages amid Jordanian turmoil.
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Europe
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
U.S. State Department
Robert—J—Mccloskey
Washington
International Red Cross
Geneva
Jordan
Red Cross
Bricklayers Reach New Three Year Phoenix Pact
Bricklayers Local 3 and the Arizona Masonry Contractors Association sealed a three year contract in Phoenix that raises wages and fringe benefits by 3.75 per hour. Union official John Hedges called the deal fair while mediator John Zancanaro noted minor issues to finalize before members return to work. The agreement comes 80 days after the previous contract expired.
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Phoenix
UPI
Zancanaro
Bombers pound Reds in Vietnam and Cambodian front
UPI reports B52s dropped over 500000 pounds of bombs on Communist troops besieging Fire Base O'Reilly in Vietnam. In Cambodia, government forces near Phnom Penh broke through but were cut off again, as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese reinforcements increased the enemy to 4600. Three Cambodian soldiers died and 19 were wounded in six days of fighting. Brig. Gen. Neak Sam called the situation very serious.
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Saigon
UPI
O'Reilly
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Neak Sam
Rank Frosch
Sam
North Vietnam
Scottsdale Man Found Dead After Car Crash in Durango
A 73-year-old Scottsdale man on vacation with his wife in Colorado was found dead in his wrecked car by Durango authorities on Friday. Authorities believe he suffered a heart attack before his vehicle rammed a parked pickup, after he lost control while driving near Durango. CG Shillingburg of 6128 E Vista Dr and his wife were shopping in Durango, southwest of their Lake Vallecito summer home.
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Scottsdale
Colorado
Durango
C.G. Shillingburg
E. Vista Dr
Lake Vallecito
Shillingburg
Breakfast show Wednesday at Scottsdale for men only
A Boys' Club Breakfast Show for men will be held Wednesday from 8 to 9 a.m. at the Cinema II Theater in the Mall. Tickets cost $2 with proceeds benefiting the Boys' Club. sponsors are Los Arcos Mall merchants. The event includes merchandise drawings, a fashion show by Plaza III Model and Talent Agency, and a cash award for the civic group with the largest attendance.
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Scottsdale
Cinema II
Los Arcos -Mall
Plaza III Model and Talent Agency
Civic Group
Scottsdale CC to inaugurate Current Issues forum series
Scottsdale Community College begins a Current Issues forum with Sam Grossman as the first speaker. The noon event in Room 18B on the Pima and Chaparral campus invites students faculty and citizens and notes Republican opponent Sen Paul Fannin has been invited as a candidate for other offices. No charge for the program.
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Sam Grossman
Phoenix
U.S. Senate
Scottsdale Community College
Pima
Chaparral Roads
Grossman
Sen
Paul Fannin
Obituaries for Albert Shindo and Riccardo Campana
Rosaries and masses planned for Albert Shindo 47 an American Airlines mechanic and Riccardo Campana 73 retired steam fitter both tied to Scottsdale and Green Acres Mortuary Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish and St Francis Cemetery Phoenix with survivors listed and services scheduled through Monday morning.
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Albert Shindo
American Airlines
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Mr. Shindo
el Paso
Texas
Scottsdale
Transport Workers’ Union
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish
Phoenix Media Center
Leticia
Maria
Diane
George
Zenona Shindo
Our Lady
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Riccardo J. Campana
Doctor’s Hospital
Mr. Campana
E. Montebello
Madison Heights
Mich
Italy
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Anna Maria
Ned
Phoenix
Richard
Louis
Lizonia
Ann
New York
Michigan
St. Francis Cemetery
Hijacked airliner back after flight to Cuba
An Allegheny Airlines 727 hijacked to Cuba by a young Black man returned safely to Miami with 91 passengers and crew. The plane left Havana at 4:31 a.m. and landed in Miami at 11:20 a.m. after a tense refueling stop in Philadelphia. A stewardess smuggled a gun aboard during refueling. authorities and policemen assisted as the hijacker held control briefly and demanded to go to Cairo before redirecting to Havana.
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Miami
UPI
Allegheny Airlines
Cuba
Havana
Jose Marti
FBI
Diack
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cairo
Philadelphia International
Robert H. Baker
Arnold Ross
Paulsboro
Ross
Striking UAW workers stretch GM pay as walkout widens
Detroit reports strikers drew last full GM paychecks before tax deductions averaging 196 dollars including overtime. Next week will cover only last Monday. Beginning Sept 29 strike benefits drop to 30 to 40 dollars weekly. GM has laid off 9,321 additional non struck workers, bringing total non struck layoffs to 21,219 since the strike began.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Corp
United States
Canada
United Auto Workers
Scottsdale district trims milk price to five cents
E W Richards director of business services said federal funds will subsidize the program allowing milk price to drop from ten to five cents. State Department notified Scottsdale district of funds and budget shifts may be discussed at the October 5 school board meeting.
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Scottsdale
E.W. Richards
State Department of Public Instruction
Richards
Dormant volcano erupts near Akita spewing flames
In Honshu Island's uninhabited area the 5,209-foot volcano near Akita erupted Friday night after 38 years of dormancy. It sent columns of flame about 500 feet into the sky as ground rumbled and explosive sounds echoed.
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Akita
Japan
UPI
Honshu Island
Campaign costs reported in Arizona races
Arizonans for Sam Grossman spent 54536 dollars to back the Phoenix Democrat’s U.S. Senate bid. Grossman’s nearest rival Dr. John Kruglick reported roughly half that amount. Raul Castro said his gubernatorial campaign spent about 13125 dollars with about 3000 dollars of personal funds used.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sam Grossman
Phoenix Democrat
U.S. Senate
Secretary of State
Raul Castro
Aces use percentage play to knock out bad diamond division
In a challenge match against Edgar Kaplan, Mike Lawrence and Sammy Kehela decided the diamond suit by applying a calculated percentage line. Lawrence rose with the ace and led top trumps to discard the diamond, estimating a 60 percent chance against even 3-3 splits, while Kehela mirrored the approach for a standoff.
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Mike Lawrence
Sammy Kehela
Aces
Edgar Kaplan
Lawrence
West
Kaplan
Toronto
Kehela
University of California At Berkeley
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