Czech Presidium Faces New Crisis and Tightens Control
The Czech Communist Party presidium warned of a new political crisis and threatened punishment for anti Moscow dissent. It called for normalization with the Soviet Union, targeting antisocialist and right wing forces amid clashes tied to anti Soviet demonstrations. The body blamed media and antisocialist forces for unrest and announced press restrictions.
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Prague
UPI
Czechoslovak Communist Party Presidium
Moscow
Communist Party
Presidium
Soviet Union
Presiaa
Andrei Grechko
Vladimir Semoyov
Mohave area bond coffees and festival events announced
Mrs. Bud Tims hosts a series of district school bond information coffees at Mohave area homes with meetings scheduled April 9 14 17 11 23 and 29. Separately Charlene Sullivan prepares Mohave Fifth and Sixth Grade choirs for the Complex Music Festival at Saguaro High May 1 with Mohave Middle School Cocopah and Kiva singers.
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Bud Tims
Rudy Mascalier
E. Plaza Way
Allen. Rightmer
Rose Lane
Bill, Jenkins
E. San Miguel
Women Frye
E. Monterey Way
Manfred Simpson
Richard Lefevre
Simpson Home
E. Lincoln Drive
Robert Bleakley
E. Vista
Gordon Pinch
E. Sandalwood
Robert Dawson
E. Citrus Way
Richard Perrell
86St St
Charlene Sullivan
Mohave School
Saguaro, High School
Mohave
Mohave Middle School
Cocopah
Kiva Schools
Complex Music Festival
Earthquake Hits Egypt Killing At Least Two
UPI reports Egypt’s worst quake in 15 years leaves at least two dead and more than 16 injured. The tremor, felt across into Iraq and Turkey, prompted rescues and emergency response as authorities assess damage and aid needs.
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Cairo
UPI
Egypt
Iraq
Turkey
Ethiopia
Israel
Saudi Arabia
April Warmth Returns Amid Pacific Showers
A veteran weather rundown notes April showers sweeping the Pacific Northwest to New England while a cold arctic air mass spawns subzero readings. Rain bands in parts of the Southern Plains become light snow in the Northern Plains and Mississippi Valley as warmth edges back with southern breezes.
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Pacific Northwest
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Mars lander design aims for 1973 touchdown
Boeing Hughes General Electric team led by T Yamauchi works on a four legged Mars lander with crushable shocks and a nuclear power option for shaded sites. The craft uses a bowl shaped body, big parachute, radar guided descent, and reverse thrust rockets to achieve zero velocity at zero altitude. NASA will select the winning design from competing teams including Martin Marietta RCA and McDonald Douglas.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Thoas T. Yamauchi
Mars
Moon
Yamauchi
Boeing-Hughes-General Electric
Red
Martin Marietta-Rca
McDonald-Douglas
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
NASA
Earth
Uunstable
Prize claim in Scottsdale Progress notice
Classified notice urges claimant to visit the Progress to claim a prize. Readers must report where and when the word tree appeared and collect tickets. The item references a newspaper page entry and prize collection instruction in the Scottsdale Daily Progress.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Mohave Area
Mary Barelli
Diana Bloom
Pueblo
Jack Schaar
William Schaar
E. Pasadena
Sophos
Northern Arizona University
Bill
Scottsdale High School
the Shrine of Ages
NAU
Grand Canyon
Geraldine Barlow
Ray Cooper
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale
Mary Lou Bennett
Shirley Prusinski
Russell Smith
Mike Bloom
Prusinski
Bloom
Smith
Bennett
Motrave
Jack
Howell
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Mohave Physical Education
Sarah Switzer
Mohave Girls
Mohave and
Mohave - Middle -School
Tau Omega
Okema
40Th St
Transmission. Rd
Phoenix
YMCA
Berkeley High School
Berkeley
Calif
Saguaro High School
Mohave Pta
Gentle Mars
Burden's
Glacier Club
Shasta
Rad
Kodak Instamatic
Gamera Outfit
Electric Eye
Lena
Peayet Ky
Sunny Bunny
Daddy Bunny
Frontier Shopping
2801 N
Scottsdale RD
Hayden Plaza East
Fry
Thermos
Fey Eee
SupeRx Drugs, Inc
Theatre In “Tower
Plaza
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