Ky Adviser Heads to Washington on Election Talks
Vice President Ky's chief adviser Dang Duy Khoi left Saigon for Washington to confer with Nixon administration officials in a bid to block Oct 3 elections. He carries Ky's messages to Nixon and Henry Kissinger and plans to stay about ten days, amid Thieu pushing the vote as scheduled.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Washington
Dang Due Khoi
U.S
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Henry Kissinger
Kissiger
Khoi
Nguyen van Thien
Thieu
Ky Map
Thien
Anaconda mine strike ends with near term return to work
Today unions and Anaconda Copper reach an agreement to end the August 1 strike at Twin Buttes Mine 20 miles south of Tucson. 300 to 1,300 workers prepare to resume duties as repairs due to rains are completed, with ratification by rank and file expected at a meeting today.
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Twin Buttes
Anaconda
Teamsters
Electricians
van Inglestead
Steelworkers
Arizona
Jason Vogler
Steelworkers Strike Relief Committee
Tucson
Richard Horton
Horton
Pima Mining Co
Anaconda Sells 51 Percent of Mine to Mexico
The Anaconda Co will sell 51 percent of its Cananea copper mine in Sonora to the Mexican government and private investors. Mexico will pay 40 million over four years, per Minister Horacio Morales de la Peña. Anaconda will keep management and plans to double production in five years.
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Anaconda Co
Cananea
Mexico
Anaconda
Horacio Mlores de la Pena
Sonora
Arizona
American Smelting and Refining Co
Mexican Industralists
New Mexico Fences TG&E Route For 300 Mile Power Line
Conservation groups in New Mexico oppose TG&E plans to build a 34500 volt line from the San Juan station near Farmington to Tucson. Gov Bruce King orders state agency review amid environmental concerns. Sierra Club warns of land damage and insists on an Arizona route. Public reviews by New Mexico Public Service Commission and Forest Service loom.
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Catron
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Taylor
Freight Trains Collide Near Tehachapi Injuring Engineer
A westbound Southern Pacific freight locomotive collided with an eastbound train near Tehachapi California. Fourteen cars derailed and lumber lay along the tracks. The injured man was R Walker of Bakersfield, the lead engineer on the westbound train, suffering leg injuries.
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UPI
Here
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Bakersfield
Southern Pacific
Filming Slated For Tucson Boys Chorus
The Tucson Boys Choir will be filmed for Buck Owens Ranch Show at San Xavier Mission and Old Tucson with 26 members. Filming will occur next week and air on Channel 11 during the fall season.
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Buck Owens Ranch
San Xavier Mission
Old Tucson
Channel 11
Hearing Drops One Charge in Cocaine Case Against Simon
A federal hearing led to the dropping of one charge against William Z. Simon, arrested last week in a cocaine confiscation case tied to a shootout. Bond reduced from 150000 to 25000. Two other men face cocaine possession charges. a separate preliminary hearing for David Antonio Saenz-Parra on marijuana possession is set for Sept 2 with bond at 50000.
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Simon
U.S
Raymond Terlizzi
Terlizzi
David Antonio Saenz-Parra
Phoenix Officer Suspended in Shooting Incident
Phoenix police suspended Patrolman Carl Needham Jr. for five days without pay after he shot Ronald Lee Logan as Logan fled during an arrest for suspected marijuana. Investigators said the bag Logan carried contained catnip or a similar substance, not marijuana, and the officer acted under a policy allowing firearm use only when life is threatened. Logan was reported in good condition at Maricopa County Hospital.
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AFL
Larry Wetzel
Carl Needham Jr
Wetzel
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Needham
Ronald Lee Logan
Dewey
Logan
Maricopa County Hospital
Poison Gas Shipment Leaves Okinawa on Navy Vessel
A Japanese report from Naha states the 15 750 ton U S Navy ship Sea Lift departed Okinawa today bound for Johnston Island in the mid Pacific carrying 2 800 tons of lethal nerve gas.
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Okinawa
Johnston Island
mid-Pacific
Naha
Dengler Must Pay 50 000 in Death Of Reilly Youth
A Tucson jury awarded John Reilly 50 000 for the death of his son David Michael 15 in a civil suit against stock broker Ralph Dengler. The case arose from an incident outside Dengler’s home on Camino Campestre after Reilly mocked a barking dog. Dengler faces an open murder charge scheduled for September 13 and contends the boy trespassed.
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Reilly
John Reilly
Tucson
Ralph Dengler
Superior Court
Mary Anne Richey
21St St
David Michael
Camino Campestre
Reilly Boy
Robert F. Miller
Miller
Nudes Ejected From Stockholm Nude Play Crowd
Three nude couples in the audience were asked to leave the Folkets Theater in Stockholm before the opening of the controversial production 0 Calcutta. Producer Olle Kinch escorted the six individuals from the auditorium.
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Stockholm
UPI
Olle Kinch
Folkan Theater
New Hours Set At Tumacacori National Monument
Tumacacori National Monument will open to the public daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting Monday. Supt Ray B. Ringenbach says the change, due to shorter daylight hours, extends through the summer of 1972.
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Tuccson
B. Ringenbach
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