Rogers Says Middle East Visit Narrowed Gap With Arabs
Secretary of State Rogers wrapped up a week long mission in the Middle East saying his talks in Israel and a Rome meeting with Pope Paul VI narrowed the gap between Arabs and Israelis. He promised to send Joseph Sisco to Cairo to brief Egyptian officials and noted Israel's growing willingness to discuss Suez Canal reopening with joint patrols as a possible option.
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Middle East
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Israel
Rogers
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Washington
Suez Canal
Joseph Sisco
Cairo
Sisco
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Emmy Awards Preview Highlights Controversial CBS Picks
The Selling of the Pentagon and All in the Family lead early Emmy wins with a documentary on Pentagon spending drawing fire from officials. The awards, covering news and craft categories, set the stage for the 23rd annual ceremony to be aired by NBC-TV.
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CBS
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Pentagon
Carroll O’connor
Flip Wilson
Mary ‘Tyler Moore
Nbc-Tv
Spiro T. Agnew
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
House
Nevada Casinos See $141 Million Win In First Quarter
Nevada legal casinos collected about 141 million dollars in the first quarter. The state gaming commission reported a slight uptick from the previous year. Tahoe region showed gains as the industry benefited from increased activity.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
State Gaming Commission
Tahoe
Ft. Huachuca to Auction Clothing and Equipment
The property disposal office at Fort Huachuca will hold a spot bid sale at 10 a.m. May 18 to dispose of clothing cables trailers office machines and equipment and kitchen equipment. The sale is open to the public and items can be inspected beginning Monday.
Catholic School to Close Amid Financial Difficulties
The Immaculate Heart Academy, an elementary Catholic school at 35 E 15th St, will close after the current year due to financial difficulties. About 1000 students will transfer to roughly a dozen area parochial schools. Kindergarten and Mexican American English class groups will still use the EH 15th Street facilities.
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E. 1Th St
Peter McGloin
McGloin
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Tucson
15Th Street
Fort Tour for Resor Set at Fort Huachuca
Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor will visit Fort Huachuca for a two day tour. He arrives after attending the Armed Forces Day luncheon in Phoenix and will be greeted with an 18 gun salute. He will be briefed by multiple Army agencies before departing for Washington.
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Resor
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
William B. Latta
U.S. Army Strategic Communications Command
Safeguard Communications Agency
Uth- Signal Group
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Electronic Proving Ground
Army Security Agency Test and Evaluation Center
Army Combat Surveillance and Electronic Warfare School
Ft. Hudchuca
Washington
Sierra Club Films Slated by University Chapter
The University of Arizona Sierra Club chapter will show three films on the Grand Canyon Glen Canyon and population growth Monday at 8 30 pm in Room 251 Student Union.
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Glen Canyon
University of Arizona
The
Sierra Club
Autopsies Sought On Apache Plane Crash Crew
Federal investigators headed by Guy Moshier Jr. sought autopsies for pilot Ted Huntington of Phoenix and copilot Donald Nelson of Phoenix after an Apache Airlines twin engine aircraft crashed near Coolidge. The team included FAA FBI and the airline with a pistol found at the scene under FBI tests. Ten passengers, including six Tucson residents, died in the crash that scorched a two acre area.
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Federal Aviation Administration
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FBI
Moshier
FBT
Nelson
Washington
Los Angeles
MS Society to Hold Benefit Dance and Auction
The Southern Arizona Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society sponsors a benefi t dance and auction Monday at Maverick, 4700 E 2nd St. The event begins the annual fund-raising drive with a goal of $21,000. Six country western singers perform and Tucson merchants donate items for auction. Open to the public. $3 per person or $3 per couple.
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Southern Arizona
National
Guide Dogs and a New Friend for a Blind Woman
Dorothy Price, blind, replaced her old guide dog Merci with a new a female golden retriever Zither in San Rafael California. Merci now serves a waiting family employed by Guide Dogs for the Blind Inc. The story describes the training path from 4H living to formal guide dog work and emphasizes independence and careful handling by Price who values work and public interaction.
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Dorothy K. Price
Merci
Rome
Guide Dogs For the Blind Inc
San Bafel
Mel Ceed
Guide Dogs For the Blind
Mrs. Price
Zither
Western Plant Board vetoes Nixon plan to split Agriculture
In Phoenix AP Western Plant Board opposes President Nixon's plan to disperse Agriculture Department functions into four new agencies, preserving the department's identity. The board also rejects dropping micronized DDT spraying on inbound aircraft until a fumigant substitute is approved. William Lock of Hawaii elected chairman.
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Western Plant Board
Nixon
Agriculture ‘Department
Asaking Ag
Wiliam "Lock of
Hawaii
Tornadoes Strike Tennessee. Three Dead Reported
Three people died and many injured as tornadoes hit rural areas around Huntingdon Tennessee. Officials said at least 45 were treated in hospitals and 3 to 75 houses destroyed along a mile long path. Five other twisters were sighted in Tennessee with funnel clouds across Kentucky Indiana and Alabama.
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Huntingdon
Kenneth Houston
Tennessee
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