Thieu vows solo fight no coalition with Communists
President Thieu declared South Vietnam will continue fighting Communists and seek victory without a coalition. He urged the United States to supply equipment funds and material to modernize Vietnamese troops at the same rate before any troop withdrawal.
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West Germans prepared to vote in Bundestag election
West Germany heads to the polls to fill 496 seats as 33 million voters choose between CDU led by Kurt Kiesinger and SPD led by Willy Brandt. Violence marred the campaign with clashes in Nuernberg as National Democratic Party supporters protested and police used force to quell riots.
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Nurse Clare C Lochamacher 78 Dies in Phoenix
Clare C Lochamacher, 78, a registered nurse, died Friday at Beverly Nursing Home in Phoenix. She lived in Scottsdale after moving from Kansas and worked 25 years at McPherson College School of Nursing, plus earlier service in New York City and Emporia Kansas. Visitation at Messingers Mortuary Sunday noon to 9 p.m. Cremation and interment in McPherson. Survivors include sister Maude A Carpenter of Phoenix. Memorials to Presbyterian Hospital New York or First Baptist Church of Scottsdale.
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New York
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Fire damages van in Papago Plaza. backfire blamed
Fire damaged a 1961 van at 7111 E Camelback Road and caused about 500 dollars in damage. Firemen reported a television, clothing, and interior damage and said a carburetor backfire started the blaze. A nearby sign at 142 N Scottsdale Rd sustained 50 dollars in damage. cause at Papago Plaza remains unknown.
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Scottsdale Progress Publisher Details and Address
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings from September to May and Monday through Friday during June to August by Scottsdale Publishing Company located at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz 85252. Contact number 947 7644. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. The Progress disclaims responsibility for unsolicted articles and pictures. Subscription rates listed as 15.60 per year 18.20 per year.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
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Scottsdale
Ariz
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Egypt says antiaircraft drives off Israeli planes near Suez
Egyptian spokesmen reported heavy antiaircraft fire and artillery drove off Israeli warplanes in a fierce duel along the Suez Canal. The clash followed the 18th air strike in as many days against Egyptian targets. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad said he told the United States that direct Arab Israel peace talks were unacceptable.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mahmoud Riad
United States
Medicare Patients Face Higher Hospital Costs Next Year
Social Security Commissioner Robert M. Ball said elderly Medicare recipients will pay the first 52 dollars of a hospital bill after January 1, up from 44 dollars, due to inflation and rising hospital costs. He also announced increases in extended-stay fees: 26 dollars per day beyond 90 days, up from 22.
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Social Security
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Czech government resigns as liberals targeted in purge
Prague reports say the Czechoslovak government offered mass resignation to President Svoboda to clear liberals from posts. Premier Oldrich Cernik survived purge and the action aims to place moderates in key posts while hardliners push drastic economic changes amid a faltering economy.
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Nixon and Rockefeller Shape New Latin America Policy
President Nixon and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller met at Camp David to shape a major new Latin America policy to be announced in October. Assistant Secretary Meyer joined as they discussed the plan while Nixon prepared to brief Republican leaders on his legislative agenda. Nixon and Kissinger arrived earlier with Haldeman and Rebozo. Nixon planned to return to Washington Sunday.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Coronado student struck by truck in Phoenix incident
A 17 year old Coronado High student, Stanley Willis of 8229 East Elm, was hit by a truck at Indian School Road and 47th Street while crossing and remains in critical condition at Doctors Hospital in Phoenix. The driver, Mark Brandon, 17, of 13209 27th Place, faces a police investigation as three doctors and a nurse treated Willis with electrical heart massage and shots.
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47Th St
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Tom Atchison
Phoenix Police Department
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Coronado
Arcadia
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Knights of Columbus plan immigration classes in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Knights of Columbus Fr. Novatus Council 4426 announces a 10 week program for resident aliens seeking naturalization information. Weekly three hour sessions start next month at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School with resources from the Immigration Service. Richard Brennan at 945-7028 for details.
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Knights of ‘Columbus
John. A. Murphy
Air Medal Awards Highlight Heroism Across Armed Forces
Army Warrant Officer Tom L Davis receives the Air Medal in Germany for heroism in Vietnam while assigned to the 349th Aviation Co. Other service members listed include Dana D Biehl a newly commissioned second lieutenant at Fort Sill. Kevin R Crabtree a rifleman with the 173rd ABN Brigade in Vietnam. Michael A Smith aboard USS Worden in San Diego after SAR duty off Vietnam. and Airman Douglas M Larson who completed basic training at Lackland and is assigned to Lowry for photography training.
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Calle Tuberia
Germany
Davis
Vietnam
349Th Aviation Co
Douglas . M. Larson
Robert L. Larson
E. Minnetowa
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Texas
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Lowry Air Force Base
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Scottsdale High
Arizona State University
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