Nixon Attacks Hanoi Prisoner Treatment as Unconscionable
President Nixon called Hanoi and Viet Cong treatment of prisoners of war unconscionable and said POW issues should be handled separately and promptly on a humane basis. He met with 26 wives and mothers of missing or captured Americans at the White House, including Mrs. Virginia Guy of Tucson, wife of Lt. Col Theodore W. Guy.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Hanoi
Vietnam
White House
Virginia Guy
Tucson
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Veterans Administration Hospital
Guy
Veterans Hospital
Sybil Stockdale
Coronado
Calif
Navy
James Bond Stockdale
Stockdale
Cattlemen Reject Congressmen Conspiracy Hint
ANCA President Bill House denounces a bid by Congressmen Morgan and Wydler to probe alleged restraint of trade. He says the charges are baseless and the inquiry serves foreign interests, while noting ANCA promoted guidelines to slow production rather than fix prices.
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American National Cattlemen’s Association
ANCA
Bill House
John S. Monagan
D. Conn
John W. Wydler
R. N.Y
Justice Department
House
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Tucsonian and Partner Win In Big Rodeo
Two Arizona cowboys won the team roping event at the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City. Tiny Bradford of Tucson and Jack Branham of Casa Grande finished in 10.1 seconds. Competition ends Sunday afternoon as top contestants vie for day money and the overall purse.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Arizona Cowboys
Tiny Bradford
Tucson
Jack Branham
Casa Grande
Maricopa County High-Rise Revaluation Increases Tax Rolls
Maricopa County revalued all 28 high-rise buildings boosting property values by 16 percent. The total on buildings and improvements rose to 74.7 million while land remains to be reassessed. The First Federal Savings Building in uptown Phoenix led gains, rising from 4.5 to 5.3 million.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Kenneth Kunes
Kunes
Federal Savings
Swiss Parliament Elects Hans Peter Tschudi President
Parliament in Bern has elected Hans Peter Tschudi, minister of the interior, as president of Switzerland for 1970. The presidency rotates annually among the seven national cabinet members.
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Bern
Switzerland
Hans Peter Tschudi
Interior
Compromise $4.8 Billion Housing Bill Sent to Nixon
Congress sent to President Nixon a $4.8 billion housing compromise extending federal programs for one year. It includes a rule requiring a new low income unit for each slum dwelling razed and caps tenant rent at 25 percent of income, aiding more families to qualify for public housing.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Violence prompts shift to domestic welfare spending
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence urged President Nixon to shift from a war defense economy to a higher general welfare budget. It proposed raising annual welfare outlays by about $20 billion as an initial goal to address internal threats from urbanization discrimination and societal decay. The panel warned that the nation faces greater internal risk than external danger and urged expanding criminal justice while tackling root social conditions.
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Vpi
America
National Violence Commission
Nixon
National Commission On the
U.S
Milton 8
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
Two Hurt When Sports Car Leaves Highway
A sports car left No gales Highway 14 miles south of Tucson at about 7 am. Driver John William Lin ville, 22, of 1406 W. Lily, and passenger David Edwin Lin ville, 32, of 4426 E. 22nd St., were injured and in guarded condition at St. Mary’s Hospital. The 1964 Corvette struck an embankment after veering off U.S. 89, according to the Arizona Highway Patrol.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
John William Linville
W. Lily
David Edwin Linville
E. 22Nd St
U.S. 89
Arizona Highway Patrol
Truly Nolen Expands to New 12 000 Square-Foot Office Building
Truly Nolen Exterminating Inc buys the adjacent 3636 40 E Speedway Blvd site for a two story office building. Demolition of the current 3636 40 structure starts immediately. The 12 000 square foot facility, to mirror the current design, should be finished by mid 1970.
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Truly
Nolen Exterminating Inc
E. Speedway Blvd
Nolen
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D-Mich
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