Palestinians at both ends of Arab world spectrum
In BEMUT Lebanon AP reporters describe Palestinians as both miserable refugees and rising economic players. The piece notes numbers across Israel, West Bank, Gaza, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Kuwait and beyond, with refugees, education gains, and persistent second class status shaping a volatile regional dynamic. It highlights the diaspora, births, deaths, and the role of Palestinians in politics and business amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemut
Lebanon
Middle East
Israel
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Syria
Kuwait
United States
West Germany
Latin America
United Nations Relief Works ’ Agency
Palestine Liberation Organization
Nabeel Sheath
American University of Beirut
Seirat
Hamra
Egypt
Arabian Peninsula
Jerusalem
Paradise Valley Fire Destroys $250000 Clearwater Hills House
In Paradise Valley an exclusive Clearwater Hills residence valued at about $250 000 was destroyed by fire before occupants could move in. Fire officials said the origin was unknown though it appeared to have burned undetected until firefighters arrived. 15 to 20 firefighters fought the 90 minute blaze, water drawn from nearby pools due to no hydrants, with one firefighter treated for heat exhaustion. Owner Seymour W H Levy of Scottsdale faced an uncertain rebuild decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Valley
UPI
Clearwater Hills
Frank Roushff
Roush
Seymour WH. Levy
Scottsdale
Teen charged with murder in man’s fatal overdose
Janet Marie Thomas a 19 year old arrested in Gilbert on a Tempe warrant charged with second degree murder for allegedly administering morphine that killed Roberto Benavidez 25 of Guadalupe. Benavidez was found dead June 16 in his car south of Tempe with Thomas claiming to be a Mesa resident.
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Tempe
Upi
Janet Marie Thomas
Gilbert
Roberto Benavidez
Guadalupe
Benavidez
John Stinnert
Miss Thomas
Mesa
Benavides
Tax booklet for older Americans offered free
The 1973 Tax Facts for Older Americans booklet summarizes federal tax provisions retirement income credits and available tax concessions. Published by the American Association of Retired Persons and National Retired Teachers Association, the booklet is free and available by writing P O Box 199 Long Beach California 90801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
P.O. Box
Long Beach
Calif
Floods kill 125 across India Pakistan and Bangladesh
Monsoon rains flood the Indian subcontinent driving hundreds of thousands from homes in India Pakistan and Bangladesh. At least 125 dead and over 2 million affected as Padma River shifts near Dacca and major rivers overflow. Thousands homeless in multiple districts. Lahore Rawalpindi isolated and roads waterlogged.
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New Delhi
Indian Subcontinent
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Patna
Ganges
Lahore
Rawalpindi
Padma
Dacca
Meghna
Comtilla
Faridpur
Pabna
Mymensingh
Pata
Public views on Swift Trail upgrade plans announced
Public comment is being sought by the U.S. Forest Service on plans to upgrade the Swift Trail in Coronado National Forest. A new road would be built north of the existing Swift Trail, which extends 29 miles west from its junction with State Route 666. Comments are due by September 7 and hearings are planned for this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
U.S. Forest Service
Mt. Graham
Arizona
Coronado National Forest
William 2D. Hurst
Hurst
Abernathy Considers Draft To Lead SCLC
Dr. Ralph Abernathy says he would accept a draft to stay as president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference despite announcing his resignation. He notes others want him to rescind and says the SCLC will endure. The board meets in Indianapolis next Thursday to select a new leader while West Coast chapter leader Bishop H. H. Brodkins is suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Ralph Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Abernathy
Conference Board of
West Coast
H. H. Brodkins
Brodkins
Jesse Jackson
People United To Save Humanity
Czech ex-leader Stransky dies at Canvey Island home
Jaroslav Stransky former deputy premier of Czechoslovakia died aged 9 in exile Britain at his Canvey Island home. A lawyer and historian he fled Nazism in 1939 and served in Benes government in exile. later deputy premier under Fieringer before fleeing again after the 1948 Communist takeover. He was a Czech broadcaster with BBC Czech services and Radio Free Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jaroslav Stransky
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Stransky
Canvey Island
Edouard Benes
Prmier
Zdenek Fieringer
Bi Broadcasting Corp
Radio Free Europe
Balbin Named Radical Nominee for Argentina Election
In Buenos Aires Balbin was chosen as the Radical Civic Union candidate for the September 23 election. Peron’s return is anticipated after a 1955 coup ousted him. Peron and his wife Isabel accepted Peronist nominations as the race shapes up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Ricardo
Balbin
Suan
Domingo
Peron
Radical Civic Union
Agai
Ast Mazel
Free meals spark police probe over horse
Philadelphia AP report says City policemen faced criticism for accepting meals in restaurants on the heat. Investigators report one officer accepted a free hamburger for his horse and carried it outside, as the Pennsylvania State Crime Commission probes the free meal tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Crime Commission
Crime Commission
Laurence T. Hoyle
Spine manipulation backed by British expert cites back pain relief
Dr Cyriax argues for manipulation to treat backache with less surgery. He notes in Britain few surgeons study manipulation, while U S figures show high unnecessary back surgery rates. The CMA session highlighted decades of advocacy and a shift toward nonoperative care.
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Ben Zin
Ser
Loat Beach
California
Doctor of Chiroppractic
Ron, Feise
Feise
Ron Feige
Ichiropractic Center
Zinser
Dr. Feise
Los Angeles
Parade Magazine
Tucson
Anaheim
Los Angeles Times
Cali
Fonia’ Medical Association
Henry Corvinx
Hit
CMA
Great Britain
Cyriax
United States
Britain
England
Two Tucson Men Arrested In Molestation Cases
Two Tucson men were arrested on suspicion of child molesting tied to East Side incidents. William R. Wehr, 25, was held on a $2,000 bond after an alleged encounter near E Houghton Road. Walter H. Kallaur, 30, faced a $2,000 bond and was released after police investigated a desert area car parking tied to a 15-year-old.
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Tucson
William R. Wehr
S. Hemloth Ave
E. Houghton Road
Webb
Pima County
Walter H. Kallaur
E. Montecito St
Water course offered at UA
A weekly workshop on southern Arizona groundwater starts September 2 at the University of Arizona. Topics include the hydrologic cycle, groundwater geology, Tucson water supply, wells and pumps, water use and groundwater law. The Division of Continuing Education and the College of Business and Public Administration sponsor it. Cost is $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Arizona
University of Arizona
Tucson
Division of Continuing Education
College of Business and Public Administration
Stolen cattle increase seen in Arizona
In Phoenix UPI reports more than 800 cattle have been stolen from Arizona rangelands this year. The State Livestock Department cautions the figure could reach about 2,400 by year end and may triple if beef prices climb and shortages persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
State Livestock Department
Funeral Notices for Butler Cruz Elliott and Gordon
Multiple obituaries announce the deaths of Sally Butler 43 of 2540 E 6th St August 9 1973 with service at Reilly Funeral Home and Evergreen Cemetery. Deja Cruz Candelaria 92 of 219 Sentinel passed away August 10 1973 with Rosary Sunday at Tucson Mortuary South Chapel and Mass Monday at St Augustine Cathedral. Esther Ann Elliott 77 of 4336 E Pima St died August 10 1973 with Palm Mortuary service and St Cyril's Church Mass. May R M Scott Gordon 90 widow of Joseph Jack Gordon of Tucson died August 10 1973 with survivors in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deja Cruz
Candelaria
Sentinel
Margaret E. Romo
Leontre G. Robles
Carmen G. Lopez
Tucson Mortuary South Chapel
St. Augustine Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
St. Cyril’s Catholic Church
Tucson Memorial Park
East’ Lawn
Palm's Mortuary Chapel
E. Speedway
Trash drive to Perk up Cleveland mayor
Cleveland officials dismiss complaints that a litter campaign slogan is a political bonus for Mayor Ralph J. Perk in a campaign year. Signs on downtown trash containers read Help Perk Up Cleveland, prompting comparison to other cities using mayors’ names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Robert Beasley
Pittsburgh
Pete
Pete Flaherty
Chicago
Daley
Beasley
Protest movement in Philippines targets Marcos policy stance
Raul Manglapus, former foreign secretary and Cornell professor, says organizers have formed a group to oppose Ferdinand Marcos. The Committee for a Free Philippines urges the United States to withhold aid until Marcos leaves office at the end of his term on December 30 and allows free elections. Manglapus, ex leader of the Christian Social Movement, left the Philippines just before Marcos declared martial law on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Raul Manglapus
Philippines
Cornell University
Ferdinand Marcos
Committee For A Free Philippines
United States
Marcos
Manglapus
Christian Social Movement
Jast
Obituary Notices and Memorials from Tucson Area
Obituary notices list Rev Milton R Emmons conduct graveside service in Tucson Memorial Park August 14 1973. Calls at Arizona Mortuary Eastside Chapel and remembrances to favorite charities. Also reports deaths of Wilbur S Ticks 72 El Paso Texas William Jenkins 66 survived by wife and children with services August 13 1973 at Arizona Mortuary Chapel. John Koeppe 65 and W J Mahoney 78 noted with funeral details and private burial arrangements.
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Milton R. Emmons
Tucson’ Memorial Park
East Lawn
Arizona Mortuary
Eastside Chapel
First St
Swan Rd
Ticks
Wilbur S
Nevada St
el Paso
Texas
Hudges
Swan Funeral Home
Swan
Koeppel
John
W. Prince
Delr's Valley Funeral Home
Brings Memorial Chapel
Scott Ave
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Swift Trail
Herb Yerman Esquire
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