Kissinger tells Smith rule is through in Rhodesia talks
In Pretoria Kissinger signaled the end of white minority rule to Ian Smith and cabinet allies, who agreed to seek power transfer to the black majority. The briefing cites five points about isolation, guerrilla pressure, Soviet Cuban risk, waning South African support, and lack of Western help if Rhodesia collapses. Tanzanian President Nyerere expressed cautious optimism about a settlement.
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Pretoria
U.S
Zambia
Tanzania
Kissinger
Smith
Kinshasa
Zaire
Mobutu Sese Seko
Kenya
Mobutu
M.S. Kamangola
Smith-Kissinger
Rhodesia
Portugal
Africa
Angola
South Africa
Vietnam
United States
Julius Nyerere
Lincoln Thrift Chief Says SEC Misled Investors
Arizona leader Robert Fendler, president of Lincoln Thrift and U S Thrift, accused the SEC and Arizona Attorney General Bruce Babbitt of misguiding thousands of investors regarding the 56 million collapse of his firms. The firms were placed in receivership last year after a fraud suit was filed in U S District Court.
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Phoenix
Lincoln Thrift
Robert Fendler
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
SEC
Babbitt
Fendler
U.S. Thrift
Tucson
U.S. District Court
Democrats win restraining order to remove McCarthy from Arizona ballot
In Phoenix the State Democratic Party and allies secured a temporary restraining order keeping Eugene McCarthy off Arizona's November 2 ballot. Judge Yale McFate ordered the relief, at the request of party leaders and Carter for President organizers.
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Phoenix
Eugene McCarthy
Arizona
Maricopa County
Yale McFate
Democratic Party
Charles Pine
Genne Bullock
Carter For President
Lorraine Frank
County weighs Snow Bowl purchase plan
Flagstaff area officials study buying the Arizona Snow Bowl north of town from Summit Properties owner of Arnal Corp. The sheriff’s auction had left the property unsettled about six months ago. The proposed price is 485000 dollars, said County Manager Jack Smith.
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Flagstaff
Coconiro County
Arizona
Schorr warns on rising U S government spying and leaks
CBS newsman Daniel Schorr told a Scottsdale Community College audience that Americans face increased surveillance with NSA eavesdropping and laser microphone tech. He discussed the House Ethics probe over a published CIA report, his source protection, and CBS suspension, stressing journalistic confidentiality.
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Marcy Tower
Daniel Schorr
CBS
Scottsdale High School Studies To Be Reviewed
Scottsdale school board authorized a three year commission to review all high school programs. The panel will assess existing and planned courses, requirements, costs, and community needs, with progress reports to the board annually.
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Scottsdale
Philip Gates
Commission
Randall
44Th St. Kearney
Security guard probed over alleged gunfire in city
A 45-year-old Phoenix private security guard, Melvin Mike Kalloch, was arrested for drunken driving for the second time this year and is under state review for possible license action tied to alleged on duty gunfire at Camelback House. Police found lead in his revolver, and he faces potential DPS scrutiny though no felony or weapons violation conviction exists yet.
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Melvin Mike Kalloch
Private Investigations Licensing Department
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Jim Smith
Kalloch
Smith
Camelback House Complex
N. 68Th St
Kaloch
48Th St
Phoenix
Sanders ends bid for First District Congress as independent
Sanders, a Phoenix architect and 45 year old resident of 2034 N. 37th Place, abandons an August pledge to run for Congress in Arizona's First District citing insufficient Independent support and lack of campaign financing. Incumbent John J. Rhodes faces Pat Fullin Democrat and others including Libertarian Sumner Duncan Dodge and Independent Harry Braun in the general election.
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Julian M
Sanders
Congress
Arizona
Phoenix
Cloene
37Th Place
John J. Rhodes
Pat Fullin
Sumner Duncan Dodge
Harry Braun
Salute to Dr A E Carpenter honors Scottsdale hospital leader
Civic leaders friends and hospital staff gather at Mountain Shadows to honor Dr A E Carpenter on retirement as Maricopa County Medical Society awards medal for public service. The event reviews hospital growth from 120 to 340 beds and 17 million dollars in development while noting the Baptist era transition to a community hospital.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A.E. Carpenter
Mountain Shadows
Carpenter
Mobile College
Mobile
Ala
Maricopa County Medical Society
Community Hospital
Don Shumake
Jewelry theft at Scottsdale townhouse valued at $4380
Police report a burglary at a Scottsdale townhouse between 7 15 and 11 30 last night. Anita D Barrett living at 6584 E Indian School Rd said the front door was left unlocked for visitors and officers found no evidence of forced entry. Jewelry stolen included a $1000 diamond ring a $600 sapphire cluster ring a $500 ruby ring and other rings and bracelets totaling about $4380.
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Scottsdale
Anita D. Barrett
Indian School Rd
Obituary of Irving L. Kriska World War I Coast Guard veteran
Irving Leo Kriska, 74, a salesman for Bacskay Wholesale Toys and Nations, died Monday in St. Luke's. He came to Arizona in 1953 from New York and was a World War I Coast Guard veteran. Services are at Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N Hayden Rd, at 10 a.m. Thursday. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. He was survived by sister Lillian Fuchs of New York. Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society.
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Irving Leo Kriska
Bacskay Wholesale Toys and Nations
Green Acres
Coast Guard
Arizona
New York
American Cancer Society
Lillian Fuchs
Hubert A Button Services Held for 55 Year Old Phoenix Resident
Hubert A Button, 55, a security guard for the Arizona Biltmore Hotel, died Monday at John C Lincoln Hospital after moving to Arizona from California 11 years ago. He was a World War II veteran and Moose Lodge 708 member. Survivors include wife Agnes, daughters Judy Martinez of Phoenix and Carole Peterson of Tempe, four grandchildren, and three brothers. Services scheduled at Arcadia Funeral Home with mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
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Hubert A. Button
Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Road
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Second Street
Miller Road
Button
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Arizona Biltmore Hotel
Arizona
California
Vermont
Moose Lodge 708
Agnes
Judy Martinez
Phoenix
Carole Peterson
Tempe
Planners reject tennis lights trial at Camelback Club
Paradise Valley planning panel votes 3-2 to urge the town council deny Camelback Racquet Club’s request to install outdoor lighting on two sunken courts. Chairman Fulton says the practice conflicts with the club’s special use permit and town policy against outdoor lighting.
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Paradise Valley
Camelback
Fulton
Henry Gutherie
Geri Mellinger
Gutherie
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Schorr
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Lou Sullivan
Seymour Sacks
Jack Huntress
Arthur D. Nelson
William Jenkins
SMH
Tapestry
North Phoenix Baptist Church
Ruth Hockaby
Eugene Maguire
Our Lady of Perpetual Church
Arthur Howard
Coektol
E. Indian School
Featuring
Hungerford
Yrs
Bob Hungerford
Valley Young Republican Club
Doubletree Inn
Creative World
Marshall Way
Irving L. Kriska
Esquire
Hayden Road
S. of
McDowell
W. Thunderbird
Dan Woodroof
Tmi
Gerald Kennedy
Mount Hagen
New Guinea
Christ
God
Jesus
Thomas
Jesus of Nazareth
Camelback Church OF Christ
Camelback Rd
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