Vietnam troop cuts denied by defense secretary
Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford said the United States will continue to increase troop strength in South Vietnam to 549,500. He rejected Rep Melvin Laird's claim of a nine month, 99,000 troop reduction and noted no plans to cut forces or lower the authorized level.
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Defense
Seattle
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Soviet Warns Israel Over Dangerous Provocations Across Middle East
United Press International reports the Soviet Union accuses Israel of dangerous provocations against Arab states risking serious consequences. Cairo and London papers warn of imminent Israeli attack while Abba Eban seeks U N talks to advance peace. Jordan and Israel exchange fire near Um Ash-Shurat with no casualties.
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AL Gombouria
United Nations
Starsky Trial Reset for October Eight
The Tempe Justice Court moved the Morris Starsky trial to October 8 at the request of his attorney. Starsky an Arizona State University instructor and Scottsdale resident faces a disturbing the peace complaint filed by Warren Summers an ASU employee alleging Starsky shouted obscenities during a June poster posting at Grady Gammage auditorium. Summers reportedly objected to the posting notices. The defendant requested a jury trial which was dropped.
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Scottsdale Theater for Children Meeting Moved to City Hall
The Scottsdale Theater for Children Association moves its next meeting to the City Hall conference room at 60 W. Indian School Rd due to a conflicting event at Eldorado Park. The 8 p.m. meeting invites the public as a nominating committee is formed to select permanent officers.
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Fires damage cars and property in Tuesday incidents
Fire under the hood caused about 200 dollars damage to a car owned by Pat Kircher at Scottsdale Road and Paradise Lane. A second car owned by L. L. Mennick at Scottsdale and McDowell did about 95 dollars damage from a carburetor backfire. A diner at Sparkletown Laundromat sustained about 30 dollars damage from a shorted motor. A fence fire destroyed five bales of straw and 10 feet of redwood fencing at 8423 East Holly Street belonging to G. R. Williams.
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Pat Kircher
Stanley
Tempe
L. L. Mennick
Scottsdale
McDowell Bus
Sparkletown Laundromat
Indian School Pq
G. R. Williams
E. Holly
Obituary of Earl W Solen longtime Castleberry sales manager
Earl W. Solen 67, sales manager for Castleberry Building and Realty, died Tuesday en route to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Chicago, he moved to the Valley 10 years ago, resided at 7102 E Sunnyvale Rd, and spent eight years with Castleberry before returning last year to assist subdivision work. He taught in Chicago area schools 35 years and coached football. Survived by wife Gladys, four sons Richard and Robert of Scottsdale, James of Phoenix, Earl Jr. of Lombard IL, two brothers Roy of Scottsdale and Henry of Chicago, and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. Paradise Valley Methodist Church.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Chicago
Valley
Sunnyvale Rd
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Castleberry
Chicago ‘Area
Sertoma Club
Paradise’ Valley Methodist
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Richard
Robert
Scottsdale
James
Phoenix
Earl Jr
Lombard, Ill
Roy
Henry
Humphrey challenges Wallace on social security differences
United Press International reports Hubert Humphrey accepting Wallace’s third party challenge. Humphrey argues the difference between parties is Social Security and pledges a 50 percent benefit increase with automatic increases. Nixon counters by linking Johnson era maritime decline.
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Hubert
H. ‘Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Nixon-Agnew
Los Angeles
Teenager Injured in Two Car Crash at Granite Reef MeDonald
Scottsdale police said Patrick S Price 16 of 8408 E Crestwood Way was hospitalized after a two car collision at the Granite Reef and MeDonald corner Tuesday. Driver Margaret Fournier 47 of 8543 E Mariposa was cited for failure to yield on a left turn.
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E. Crestwood Way
Donald
Margaret Fournier
E. Mariposa
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