Congress cheers as charges dropped against six Green Berets
United Press International reports that charges against six Green Berets for the death of a Vietnamese double agent were dropped, prompting cheers in Congress and reactions from families in Connecticut New Jersey Boston and San Francisco. The decision came from Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor amid defense counsel praise for dropping the case.
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Robert FB. Maras¢o
Green Beret
United Press International
Green Berets
Halls -of-Congress
Secretary of the Army
Stanley’ R. Resor
Congress
Henry B. Rothblatt
New York
San Francisco
Obituary for Mrs Marie Last 77 in Scottsdale
Mrs Marie M Last 77 died Monday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services and interment will be in Horicon Wisconsin this week. Born in Slinger Wisconsin she moved to Scottsdale six years ago from Horicon. Survived by three sons John A Scottsdale Charles H Indianapolis and Robert F Keosauqua Iowa a daughter Rose Kiedle New Virginia Iowa two sisters out of state 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Marie M. Last
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Horicon
Wisc
Last
Slinger
Scottsdale
N. 3Rd Pit
John A
Charles H
Indianapolis
Robert F
Keosaqua
Iowa
Rose Kiedle
New Virginia
Nation's Temperatures and Precipitation Summary
The daily climate summary reports temperatures and precipitation across regions for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Data covers multiple locations with notable low and high readings and rainfall amounts.
United Fund drive kicks off for Phoenix area
The annual United Fund drive for Phoenix Scottsdale and Glendale starts Wednesday with an official goal of 2.6 million dollars. Drive leaders Karl Eller and Ralph Radcliffe set a personal target of 3 063 000 dollars citing strong economy population and construction activity to support a 3 million plus goal.
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UPI
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Glendale
Drive
Karl Eller
Ralph Radcliffe
Freed Berets Happy End To Vietnam Case
Eight U S Green Berets released in Vietnam after charges of killing a Vietnamese civilian were dropped. They were flown to Travis Air Force Base California for 30 days leave before reassignment. Army Secretary Resor announced the case’s end praising the drop.
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Robert B. Rheautt
Green Berets
Vietnam
Long Binh
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Resor
Youth injured in Scottsdale mini-bike crash
A 13 year old Scottsdale boy was injured when the mini bike he rode struck a curb and threw him against a house. James Pritchard 8221 Garfield entered Garfield St from a private driveway. He could not find the brakes in time. The boy was treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Police cited the boy for operating a motor vehicle without a license. The accident was not reported until Monday.
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Scottsdale
James Pritchard
Garfield
Garfield St
Pritchard
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Three Candidates Talk on Scottsdale School Board Duties
The three candidates for the Scottsdale School Board will speak at a coffee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Parker at 7252 E Garfield Wednesday at 8 p.m. The session began as a Scottsdale Junior Women's Club info meeting but is open to the public. Attendees are asked to bring lawn or folding chairs.
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Charley’ Parker
E. Garfield
Junior Women’s Club
Parker
Aline
Free Democrats back Brandt coalition bid in Bonn
West Germany’s Free Democrats weigh joining Willy Brandt’s Social Democrats to form a coalition. Brandt would be prime minister with Scheel possible as foreign minister as the FDP aims to unseat Chancellor Kiesinger amid market shifts and a fragmented Bundestag.
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UPI
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The
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Kurt George Kiesenger
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Brandt
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Kiesinger
Christian Democrats
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Social Democrats
White House to withdraw 6000 U.S. troops from Thailand by mid 1970
The United States will pull 6000 of its 48000 troops from Thailand by July 1 1970 beginning within weeks. Remaining 42000 troops depend on Vietnam war developments as Senate hearings scrutinize overseas commitments. Nixon stressed shared defense duties for Southeast Asia.
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Asia
Navajo coal plant to power Central Arizona Project
Construction will begin next year on a steam powered electrical plant to supply pumping power for the Central Arizona Project and electricity for the Valley. The $309 million facility will feature three 770000 kilowatt units with first operation in 1974 and additional units by 1976. Salt River Project and utilities including Arizona Public Service and Tucson Gas and Electric lead the project with federal bureau support. Peak construction will employ about 2000 workers. Coal from Black Mesa will fuel the plant with rail transport estimated at 21 million dollars.
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Pyang
Salt River
Arzona Public Service
Black Mesa
Peabody Coal_Co
Family seeks stray dog after 5 year old bitten in Tempe alley
A family searches for a mongrel dog about 18 inches high and two feet long that bit 5 year old Jeff Carey Saturday afternoon in an alley between Papago Drive and Taylor Street in north Tempe. If not found by next Saturday the boy faces a rabies shot series. The dog wore a neck strap and chain with dog tags. Call Mrs. Hector Carey at 949 5056 or contact Tempe police or the Humane Society.
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Jeff Carey
Dow Jones closes lower as industrials lead decline
The Dow Jones average falls with 30 industrials at 813.09, down 4.95 points.20 railroads drop to 196.60, off 1.85 and 15 utilities slip to 111.16, down 0.10. The general market shows 65 stocks at 274.71, down 1.75. Trading volume reaches 9.18 million shares versus 10.17 million on Monday.
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Dow Jones
Burglary Report From Scottsdale Police
Burglars took a stereo and guns from John R. Moulinier at 8632 E Berridge Lane Moning between 3 30 p m and 5 p m Scottsdale police said The total value of stolen items was 500 The entry method is unknown Peter Nauman at 1535 Ken sington Rd San Marino Calif told police burglars entered his room at the Doubletree Inn 4710 N Scottsdale Rd between 5 95 and 6 10 p m Monday and took 84 from his wallet Police said a watch rings and silver next to the wallet were untouched
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E. _Berridge Lane
Scottsdale
Peter ‘Nauman
Ken
sington—Rd
San—Marino
Calif
Doubletree Inn
N. Scottsdale Rd
Bill Proposed To Bar Drivers With Serious Disabilities
A tentative measure was introduced to the Legislative Joint Transportation Committee to bar drivers with serious physical disabilities from driving. Arizona Highway Department adviser Dr. Donald Schaller said licensing examiners would assess side and night vision, reflexes, medical history, and hearing aids. If standards are not met, cases go to the advisory committee for review. The panel would seek more medical data before recommending licensing to the division superintendent. The committee set Oct. 22 for further discussion.
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Phoenix
UPI
Legislative Joint Transportation Committee
Donald Schaller
Arizona Highway Department
Advisory Committee
Transportation Committee
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