Navajo Man Sues Hopis Over Alleged Seizure of Livestock
A 28-year-old Navajo man sues the Hopi Tribe in federal court alleging seizure of his livestock and false arrest on March 31. He names Clarence Hamilton as the tribal enforcer and cites coercion by BIA agents during Hopi court arraignment. The dispute centers on grazing land access in northeastern Arizona with a $20,000 damages claim and future restraint sought.
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Arizona
Yatei
Jeddito
Holbrook
BIA
Yazut
B 52s Resume N Vietnam Raids Near Border
U S war planes pounded North Vietnam with the heaviest raids in three weeks. A bomb guided into a railroad tunnel near the Chinese border collapsed the southern end. South Vietnam faced continued Communist pressure around Trang Bang and Hue while Marine and U S naval support aided operations in Quang Tri.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Trang Bang
Phnom Penh
Hue
Quang Tri Province
Hanoi
Air Force
Lung Truong
China
No Hope For 424 Miners in Wankie Mine
In Rhodesia, 424 coal miners trapped for two days in the Wankie mine faced no hope after rockfalls and ventilation damage from three explosions. Chairman Sir Keith Acutt said seven men were found, eight workers injured, and all signs point to instantaneous deaths, making it Africa's second worst mine disaster after 437 killed in Coatbrook in 1960.
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Rhodesia
Keith Acutt
Africa
Coatbrook
South Africa
Suit in Tucson Charges Rent Illegally Hiked
The Justice Department filed suit in Tucson against Raymond Black, owner of a six unit apartment complex, for illegally raising rents under rent controls. The IRS probe traced a tenant paying 131.25 monthly before January when new tenants paid 145. Black faces a $5,000 fine and alleged records violations under the economic stabilization program.
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Justice Department
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Internal Revenue Service
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Treaty with Britain Expands U S Extradition Powers
London reports Britain and the United States signed a new extradition treaty to return fugitives including drug traffickers and hijackers. The agreement modernizes the 1794 Treaty of Amity and allows extradition for many more offenses, according to a Foreign Office statement.
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Britain
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Foreign Office
Former Williams physician named in medical lawsuit
A New York State woman sues Dr. Harry H. Barnes a former Williams physician in Cocgning County Superior Court alleging operations in 1956 and 1962 without her knowledge or consent. She seeks damages costs and relief claiming wanton and gross negligence over the 1950s and 1960s at Williams Community Hospital and other facilities.
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Martin Seiterias
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Cocgning County Superior Court
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Williams Community Hospital
Mobile Home Taken from Lot at Flag Trailer Sales
James Hodges of Flag Trailer Sales reported a trailer theft from the sales lot in the 3900 block of East Santa Fe. The $4,282 mobile home trailer was taken sometime between Tuesday and 7:30 a.m. today, according to sheriff's deputies.
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East Santa Fe
Public forum on Flagstaff charter amendments set for June 14
A public forum on pros and cons of Flagstaff charter amendments is scheduled June 14 at 7 30 p m in the Blue Flame Room of Southern Union Gas. The event is hosted by the Chamber of Commerce Legislative Actions and Program Committees with city officials and Citizens for a Better Flagstaff presenting opposing viewpoints. The city has operated under a charter since 1959 and voters will decide changes in a June 20 referendum.
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Southern Union Gas Company
Blue Flame Room
Markets slip after brief gains in New York trading
New York markets eased from earlier advances as slow trading set in. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose briefly before finishing up 2.86 points to 46.94 as advances topped declines 4 to 3 on the NYSE at about 1:30 p.m. EDT.
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Interior Department funding boosted by House panel
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 2.52 billion dollars in new Interior Department financing for the fiscal year starting July 1, 2026. The bill exceeds last year’s funding by 96.7 million and tops President Nixon’s request by 9 million. Specific projects gain include 408 thousand above request for Navajo Community College operation, 8.3 million for Guam rehabilitation, 1 million for Guam economic development fund, 15 million for education health and power programs in American Samoa, 100 thousand for Salton Sea feasibility study, and 50 thousand for a feasibility study at Hotokobau National Historic Landmark in Hawaii.
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Navajo Community College
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American Samoa
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Mother and son reunite after 26 years in Orlando
Vera List of Orlando learns her son Manfred, born August 23 1944 in Germany, survived wartime separations after being raised by foster parents. He writes from abroad that he is alive and seeks his birth mother. Both mother and son pursue the surprise reunion with joy and renewed family ties.
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Fla
Vera List
Air Force
Everett List
Ohio
Manfred
United States
Smmligraeve
List
Faise
Telethon Raises $142,593 for Drug Abuse Fight
PHOENIA community group officials report that during a week end telethon the Drug Abuse Control drive collected $142,593. Len Corte, acting director, said the total misses the $200,000 goal. The telethon drew contributions from dozens of donors and organizations.
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Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
Len Corte
Pilot Killed By Hijackers In West Germany
A Czechoslovak pilot was shot dead when a hijacked airliner with 11 aboard landed at Latsch Airstrip inside West Germany. Two passengers were wounded by gunfire. hijackers fled but were captured later by police. The pilot steered the plane away from wrecking and then entered West Germany.
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Germany
West Germany
Latsch
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