Air raids destroy tanks and bridge in Vietnam clash
U S jets and helicopters struck North Vietnamese tanks on central and northern fronts. They wrecked the Lang Giai railroad bridge near Hanoi with laser guided bombs and used guided missiles to knock out tanks near Kontum and My Chanh. Casualties were reported on both sides, with claims of large enemy losses and several U S and Vietnamese forces killed or wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Chita
Air Force
Lang Glai Ralle
North Vietnam
Kortum City
Kontum
Sault
Une
My Chanh
Hue
Quang Tri Province
Lang Giai
Haiphong
Nixon
An Loc
Million Dollar Suit Over Canyon Plane Crash
A $2 million lawsuit filed in Maricopa County seeks damages for the survivors of three German citizens killed when a sightseeing flight north of the Grand Canyon crashed in a snowstorm. Nominal plaintiffs Walter Filgram of Erlanen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haack of Strasburg sue Scenic Airlines Inc and Spectrum Leasing Co of Las Vegas alleging negligent operation and unsafe aircraft.
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Fhcend (Ap
Lawsurt
Grand Canyon
DW. Grainer
Maricopa
Scenic Airlines, Inc. and
Spectrum Leasing Co
Las Vegas
Nev
United States
Holiday Forest Visitors Warned of Fire Danger
Arizona forests face extreme fire danger with smoking and campfire restrictions through Memorial Day weekend. Only parts of Apache and Kaibab open to camping. most forests closed except in developed campgrounds and streams. Officials warn dry conditions could cause rapid fires. visitors urged caution.
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Associated Press
Arizona
National Forest
Apache and Kaibab National Forests
Theatre Group Debuts At Art Barn With The Wasteland Reading
Theatre founders Joanne Tombs and Michael Raney announce a new group will debut June 1 and 4 at the Art Barn with a reading of TS Eliot's The Waste Land. The formal opening marks the ensemble's first public presentation and community engagement.
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Joanne Tombs
Michael Raney
Art Barn
Elliot
Flagstaff Community Theatre Debuts At Art Barn
Three founders turned idea into action forming Flagstaff Community Theatre with headquarters at the Flagstaff Art Barn. Debut June 3 4 features The Wasteland reading and opening ceremonies, followed by The Marriage Go-Hound June 9 10. Auditions for The Physicists set for June 2 3. The troupe plans acting classes and a summer festival slate with Tennessee Williams one act plays and The Mousetrap closing the season August 11 12.
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Flagstaff
Art Baro
U.S. Highway 180
Ron Stillios
Michael Raney
Ann Stillion
Joanne Tomb
T.S. Elliot
Community Theatre
Friederich Durrenmatt
Art Barn
New Theatre Organization
Tennessee Williams
Agatha Christie
Raney
Miss Stillion
Miss Tomb
Immigration sparks pride in American excellence and gains
The speaker extols opportunities and freedom in the United States while noting progress in reducing poverty by 26 percent from 1960 to 1970, longer life expectancy, and disease elimination. He cites massive government and industry efforts to curb pollution and acknowledges ongoing racial problems.
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United States
Education progress praised yet urged continued improvement
The speaker acknowledged a tremendous need for ongoing progress in education while noting gains made. He defended the American system as the best in the world and urged graduates not to feel guilt for their generation, which he said has helped alleviate sickness poverty ignorance and racial discrimination more than any prior generation.
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Hoffman
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Arizona Daily Sun published by Flagstaff Publishing Co lists contact 774 4545 and address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff with weekly Coconino Sun edition priced at 5.03 annually by mail. Subscription rates for main paper are 2.54 monthly by carrier and 38.00 yearly by mail in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties. other counties 15.00.
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Flagstaff
Coconino Sun
Nail
Flagsalt Publishing Co
W. Sama Fe Ave
Flagsalt, Ariz
Delegates Nixon Wraps Up GOP Bid
Nixon has wrapped up another presidential nomination with at least 686 delegates, needing 674 for the nomination. The Miami Beach convention will decide his second term. McCloskey's 70 percent in New Hampshire is noted. Ashbrook challenges remain minimal. Democratic race shows McGovern leading with 497.14 delegates, Wallace second, Humphrey and Muskie further back.
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Washington
Nixon
Miami Beach
Associated Press
White House
New Hampshire
Paul N. McCloskey
McCloskey
John Ashbrook
California
Sen
George
McGovern
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hubert H, Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Cost of Living in Phoenix Among Low in Big Cities
Phoenix ranks among the lowest cost living among 24 major cities in a ASU funded study. In 1971 living costs rose 2.2 percent in Phoenix while Dallas Houston and Atlanta had lower costs. A family needed $10,454 annual income in Phoenix to maintain comfortable living standards, Honolulu had the highest cost at $12,108 and Houston the lowest at $9,894.
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Phoenix
Arizona State University
First National Bank of Arizona
Dallas
Houston
Air Tanta
Hoonolulu
Kleindienst Praises Nixon Record At Republican Dinner
Acting Attorney General Kleindienst told 1800 Republicans at a $50 dinner that Nixon’s administration has a strong record in fighting drugs and organized crime and in enforcing antitrust laws. He cited increased Southern school desegregation and warned against broad busing, claiming progress in education and a push to limit federal involvement.
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Phoenix
Arla
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Nixon
South
Kleindienst
Senate
Winslow Officers Cited by U S Customs Department
Winslow police Chief Walter Maule and detective Benny Smith were cited by the U S Treasury Bureau of Customs for their efforts in enforcing customs laws. Mayor Thomas Whipple presented the certificates of appreciation at a Winslow City Council meeting.
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Winslow
Walter Maule
Benny Smith
U.S. Treachury Dept. Bureau of Customs
Maule
Smith
U.S
Thomas Whipple
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