Nasser Demands Recall of Soviet Envoy Over Cairo Tensions
United Press International reports President Nasser, angered by Kremlin meddling in Egypt's Middle East campaign, calls for the recall of Soviet Ambassador Vinogradov from Cairo. Cairo and Moscow trade policy hints amid rumors of Nasser’s health and military reshuffles.
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Beirut
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Soviet Union
Senate Moves To Ease Ammunition Purchases
A Senate committee advanced a measure to allow buying certain rifle and shotgun ammunition and handload components without listing name age or address. Supporters include the NRA and 47 senators. critics warn it creates a loophole in the 1968 Gun Control Act and could aid cheap pistols used in crime.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Eye
National Rifle Association
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Widespread Showers Across South and West Start Football Season
Weather across the nation varied as showers and thundershowers spread from the southern states to the western mountains while Pacific East and New England remained clear. Temperatures ranged from 30 in Houston Maine to 85 in Blythe Needles California with heavy rains in Meridian Mississippi and McComb Mississippi.
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Midwest
Northland
Meridian
Miss
Anpistonilla
Greenvike
8.C
Houston
Maine
Blythe
Needles
California
British ‘Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Gulf
Texas
McComb, Miss
Scottsdale attorney Broadman drawn into suspended terms
Scottsdale attorney Ira Broadman received two suspended sentences on two counts of perjury in an attack on news photographers Ed Ryan and Howard Boltera outside the Superior Court building. Chief City Magistrate Eugene Mangum imposed fines of 50 dollars and 160 days in jail on each count. Broadman was convicted September 12 after an incident in July when he allegedly hurled heavy books at reporters as they approached him leaving the courtroom.
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UPT
Scottsdale
Ira Broadman
Palery
News
Eugene Mangum
Broadman
Union Title Co
Ed Ryan
The
Arizona Republic
Howard Boltera
Nixon draft reform plans face uncertain path in Congress
President Nixon pushes for a 19 year old draft age with a lottery system and a yearly call for the 19 year old cohort. Congress shows slow action with Rivers signaling a November committee review while Mansfield notes little chance of passage this year. If stalled, Nixon may resort to executive action to call oldest 19 year olds first each month.
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Washington
UPT
Nixon
Congress
House
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D-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Armed Services Committee
Selective Service
Daylight burglars strike two Scottsdale homes
Two daylight burglaries reported to Scottsdale police involved a pass key. One entry, at Jacqueline Newman in a townhouse at 6129 N Granite Reef Rd, saw a $90 television stolen after forcing a rear door. In the Williamson home at 8513 E. Berridge Ln, food money records a phonograph needle and loose change were taken and the house vandalized. The 11 year old son returning home surprised the thieves who fled by the rear door.
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Granite Reef Rd
Scottsdale
Pat Williamson
Berridge
Tom
Two Scottsdale residents injured in separate crashes
In one accident Stephan Welch 18 of 7511 Berridge Lane collided with a car driven by Thomas Amberg 52 on Scottsdale Road near Lincoln Drive. Welch’s van headed south and Amberg’s northbound car was turning left when hit on the side. Amberg cited for failure to yield. In a second crash Steven Williams 19 of 7748 E Pinchot suffered minor injuries in a three car chain reaction at McDowell Road and 6th Street. Williams stopped to turn into a car wash, Crawford 35 of Gilbert stopped behind, Meyer Losing 38 of Phoenix struck Crawford and then hit Williams.
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Stephan Welch
Berridge Lane
Thomas—Amberg
Fronte Vista
Amberg
Lincoln Dr
Welch
Scottsdale Rd
Baptist Hospital
Steven Williams
E. Pinchot
McDowell Rd
6Th St
Williams
Inito
Mayford Crawford
Gilbert
Meyer
Phoenix
Crawford
Retired Teacher Edna Mayhew Dies in Hospital
Edna L. Mayhew 87 of 6255 E Earl Dr died Friday in Doctors Hospital after moving here a year ago to live with her son Thomas. Survived by son Lewis of Stanford Calif daughter Mrs Clarence Ford Tulsa two sisters 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Born Updyke Illinois she will be returned to Centralia Illinois for funeral services and burial.
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Edna‘ L. Mayhew
E. Earl
Thomas
Lewis
Stanford
Calif
Clarence Ford
Tulsa
Mayhew
Updyke
Til
Centralia
Reds plan long war in Vietnam conflict
Saigon dispatch reports Viet Cong and North Vietnamese planners expect a drawn out war with a winter spring campaign. Officials estimate 100000 communist infiltrators this year as autumn fighting continues, with 21 Allied targets shelled and U S troops suffering casualties near the DMZ.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPI
United States
Lemipo
Nhanh Dan
Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Williams Seeks Quick Repeal of Investment Tax Credit
Senator John J. Williams urges early Senate action to repeal the 7 percent investment tax credit, warning a delayed move could yield a $1.5 billion windfall for industry. Democratic leaders fear a tax reform rush and loss of administration support, as the Finance Committee sends repeal to the floor attached to a tariff bill.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Senate
Mike
Mansfield
Fred Harris
D-Ofla
Senate Democratic
Senate Finance Committee
House
Nixon
British boost Belfast patrols amid sectarian tensions
British Army tightens patrols around Roman Catholic and Protestant churches in Belfast to prevent violence during a volatile 48 hour window. Authorities cite removal of about 160 barricades in Catholic districts as a risk factor while protests flare, and critic Rev Ian Paisley accuses troops of oppression.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Upi
Ian Paisley
Paisley
Nixon urged to back electoral reform after House vote
Senator Birch Bayh asks President Nixon to actively support the move to replace the electoral college with direct popular election after the House approved the constitutional amendment 339 to 70. Bayh urged timely White House backing before Senate passage.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Birch. Bayh
D-Ind
Senate
Nixon
House
Four Scottsdale Fires Cause About 300 in Losses
Rural Firemen report four small fires in Scottsdale causing nearly 300 dollars in damage. The largest loss was 150 dollars at 7312 E Belleview in Gil Humphrey’s apartment after a mattress fire. A 1952 Nash at Scottsdale and Bell Roads burned, car engine damaged. Other losses included 2 dollars at 8702 E Starlight Way and 15 dollars at 7353 E Sage Dr.
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Gil Humphrey
E. Belleview
RFD
Nash
Bell ‘Rds
Rustove
Mars iMartin
Starlight Way
Sage Dr
Cathy Francis
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