Israeli Jets Hit Arab Guerrillas in Jordan Raid
Israeli warplanes raided Jordan targeting a guerrilla unit that fired rockets across the cease-fire line authorities said. The Beisan Valley patrol near Kfar Ruppin came under fire. two bazooka rockets and small arms were reported. No Israeli casualties. An earlier explosion in Gaza City injured two Israeli women.
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Kfar Ruppin
Beisan
Sea of Galilee
Gaza City
World's 100th Heart Transplant Performed
United Press International reports Cleveland surgeons performed the world's 100th heart transplant on Monday night. Recipient Wylie H. Julliard, 22, an aeronautical student from Babylon New York, was listed in fair condition after a two hour operation. Donor Marc Seelenfreund, 21, a Northwestern University student from Fairlawn New Jersey, died from injuries after a fall from a bridge on the Ohio Turnpike. The event nudged transplant survival to about 40 of 98, with two recipients receiving a second heart.
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N.Y
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Car Victim Identified By Father
Ernest Lewis Jr., 40, of 1340 S 8th Ave, was struck and killed on South Tucson street Saturday. Identification was made by his father Ernest Lewis Sr. Grigsby, 18, of 288 Convent Ave, cited for failure to use due care and no license in possession. Body taken to Valley Funeral Home.
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Ernest Lewis Jr
S. 8Th Ave
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Lewis
South 8Th Avenue
25Th
26Th Streets
Vernal OD. Grigsby
Convent Ave
Valley Funeral Home
City Clerk Mary Fields Hired Again for Two-Year Term
City Council reelected Mary Fields as city clerk extending her 12th year in the post. She will receive a salary increase from 10,920 to 12,500 per year and said she remains nonpartisan and focused on her duties.
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Mary Fields
Fields
Journalists March in Karachi Demand Press Freedom
More than 1,000 journalists marched in Karachi to demand abolition of the National Press Trust, release of jailed reporters, and repeal of oppressive press laws as they called for full press freedom.
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Karachi
West Pakistan
Pakistan
National Press Trust
Banks Rites Will Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for William Car Banks 59 retired postal worker and PTA leader will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Pueblo Gardens Methodist Church. He died Saturday after a long illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital. Banks a World War II Navy veteran led the Montezuma PTA Council and helped revive it. Burial follows at Tucson Memorial Park East Lawn with graveside rites by the Naval Reserve unit and Adair Funeral Home directing.
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Community Parent-Teacher Association
Pueblo Gardens Methodist Church
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Richard McCorkle
Erickson Elementary School
Montezuma Pta Council
Postal Service
Chicago
Nelson Drive
Erickson
PTA
PTA Council
Pueblo Gardens
Defense seeks closed preliminary in Tucson rape case
The defense argues a magistrate can seal a pretrial hearing citing witness age and film evidence, despite a state Supreme Court ruling. The Tucson case involves three defendants with a 16 year old girl involved and ongoing pretrial publicity. The hearing before Superior Court Judge Robert Royston was postponed to January 20 as Appeals Court weighs closure.
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John Flynn
Superior Court
Robert C. Royston
Haberman
John Schavey
Mary L. Saenz
E. Camden St
Boylston
Flu stricken HHH cancels appearances
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, ill with influenza, cancelled his Los Angeles visit. He had been due to attend an Indian Opportunities Council meeting and a Jewish National Fund dinner in Beverly Hills before rescheduling or canceling the trip and planning to return to Washington midweek.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
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Indian Opportunities Council
Jewish National Fund
Beverly Hills
Sen
William Benton
Norman Sherman
Washington
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
A list of crossword clues across and down with numbers and hints for words of various lengths and meanings. The puzzle includes terms from geography anatomy language and culture across themes such as arithmetic and music with both short and multiword answers.
Purse Found in Milkbox Reunites Woman with Lost Wallet
A Farmington housewife recovered a purse she had lost when it fell from her car after opening her milkbox. A note says Lincoln Dairy deliveryman Parker Kendell found the purse during Hartford rounds and turned it in at the dairy office, where staff identified the owner as a customer.
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Lincoln
Parker Kendell
Hartford
Final Rites Set For Dr. Smith
Funeral services for 81 year old Dr. Robert K. Smith of Madera Canyon, a retired obstetrician and past president of the Pima County Medical Society, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Arizona Mortuary Chapel. Burial is in Tucson Memorial Park. He practiced in Tucson from 1925 to 1948 and was former chief of staff at St. Mary’s Hospital. Survivors include his widow Vivian, a son James of Long Beach and two grandchildren.
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3Rd St
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Tucson
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James
Long Beach
Calif
State Examiner Employees Paid After Ruling on Existence
Phoenix UPI Twenty two employees of the state examiner's office were paid Monday after Atty. Gen. Gary Nelson ruled the office would continue until January 1. Deputy State Auditor Margaret Griffith held up pay until Nelson's opinion, noting voters approved abolishing the office and transferring duties to the new auditor general.
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UPI
State Examiner
Atty
Gary Nelson
Examiner
Margaret Griffith
Nelson
Miss Griffith
Razor strap banned at Ft. Grant school
The Arizona Department of Corrections ordered discontinuation of the razor strap at the state Industrial School for Boys. Norvel Jasperson said a psychological approach will be stressed including meditation and extra work. Superintendent Steve Vukcevich noted the strap was used only for chronic troublemakers under strict control.
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UPI
State Industrial School For Boys
Arizona Department of Corrections
Norvel Jasperson
Corrections Department
Allen Cook
Jasperson
Steve Vukcevich
Riley Death Trial Date Set for March Twenty Fourth
Trial date for James P. Bristow, 32, accused of murdering Gertrude A Riley on October 21 at 4308 E Montecito St, was set for March 24 before Superior Court Judge John P Collins. Bristow pleaded innocent. mental exams were completed at Arizona State Hospital. Police noted a broken window and stolen jewelry at the Riley home. Bristow is jailed without bond.
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Gertrude Agnes Riley
E. Montecito
Riley
Man Accidentally Shoots Wife in Phoenix Home
Christine Draper, 43, is in critical condition at Maricopa County Hospital after a Monday night incident at her home. Her husband James Draper told investigators the gun fired as he retrieved a loaded .44 magnum from under his pillow during prowler concerns.
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Phoenix
UPS
Christine Draper
Maricopa County Hospital
James
Draper
Fannin Sees Smooth Path for Congress in 91st Session
Senator Paul J. Fannin told the Pima County Republican Club he does not foresee major program hurdles for Nixon's 91st Congress but warns there will be no honeymoon as Democrats retain control. He urged bipartisan cooperation and cautioned about Communist tactics in peace talks, calling for broader non-Communist regional responsibility.
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Pima County
Republican Club
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Congress
Poe
Paris
United States
Police Seek To Halt Fund Transfer In Arizona Supreme Court
Attorneys for Phoenix and Tucson police asked the Arizona Supreme Court to block the transfer of 15 million dollars in local police pension funds to a new state fund. The suit argues the funds would benefit other communities under the public safety personnel retirement system. Maricopa County Superior Court rejected the challenge. only Phoenix and Tucson oppose the law.
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Tucson
Arizona Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Yale McFate
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