King assassination suspect possibly fled to Mexico
FBI seeks Mexican help as authorities in Mexico City circulate a composite description of the Memphis rooming house killer who fled after the King assassination. Ramsey Clark says leads have sharpened and a suspect with a six foot frame and a sharp nose remains at large. The killer used a 30 06 Remington pump rifle and left a suitcase near an amusement center before vanishing.
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Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
Mexico City
Memphis
King
Mexico
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Israeli forces strike border in Jordan pursuit of saboteurs
A Jordanian spokesman in Amman said Israeli forces crossed into Jordan pursuing saboteurs and mined border areas. Two Jordanian mining technicians were killed and a third injured when a mine exploded this morning.
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Doday
Amman
Tot Hit By Car Hospitalized In Scottsdale
A two year old girl is listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Jean Shultz of 8412 Te Sheridan. The incident occurred at about 8 30 p m Monday as Shultz backed from her carport and saw the child on the roadway. The driver reported nomalicious intent and cooperated with police. In related regional news, observers noted increased Israeli patrols along the cease fire line near the Dead Sea amid reports of mine explosions and cross border exchanges with Arab fighters.
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Terry Greanwald
Snes
Jean Shultz
Amman
Israel
Jerusalem
Johnson says United States back in touch with Hanoi
President Johnson announced the U S is back in touch with Hanoi and seeking an initial meeting to set conditions for Vietnam peace talks. Hanoi Radio said a North Vietnamese envoy was ready to meet U S representatives in Phnom Penh or another mutually acceptable location.
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Mob drags U S flag through streets of Rome
Leftwing students dragged an American flag through central Rome and trampled it after a demonstration in front of the Brazilian embassy condemning the Brazilian government. They wiped passing cars with the flag and shouted Washington is burning during the march.
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California quake rattles coast as ships rock and residents react
A sequence of tremors centered near the California Mexican border shook southern California Nevada and Arizona Monday night. The magnitude near 6.0 caused rolling motion in Los Angeles Las Vegas and San Diego with no serious damage or injuries reported. The Queen Mary rocked in Long Beach drydock for five minutes as seismologist Dr. Charles Richter warned of local but not major destruction potential. Fleet Weather reports no tsunami is expected.
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UPI
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Charles Richter
California Institute of Technology
Richter
Central
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Explosion devastates Richmond business district killing many
The Richmond disaster left at least 43 dead after a large explosion and fire levelled the city’s business area. Authorities identified 38 of the victims. five were feared still missing. Mayor Klute and officials sought federal aid as Red Cross tallied 10 buildings destroyed and 50 damaged. Search at Marting Arms area aimed to finish debris sift by day’s end.
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UPN
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Hie
American Red Cross
Marting Arms Sporting Goods
Return Okinawa rally greets visiting U.S. governors in Japan
A noisy protest in Nagoya as five visiting American governors arrived to urge the return of Okinawa to Japan. More than 100 demonstrators tried to force entry to the Aichi Prefectural office while loudspeakers urged U.S. to cede the island. The U.S. delegation was led by Gov. John A. Volpe of Massachusetts.
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UPI
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Aichi Prefectural
United States
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John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Cash register stolen from Dickson Electronics plant
Scottsdale police report a cash register valued at 700 dollars stolen from Dickson Electronics at 7800 St Thomas Rd. The theft occurred yesterday morning in the cafeteria area. No arrests have been made.
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Dickson Electronics
St. Thomas Rd
Scottsdale
Firm
Births at Scottsdale Baptist and Good Samaritan Hospitals
Records list newborns at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital with parents and birth dates. Names include William Schooler, Richard Peabody, Charles Wright, Ronald Calhoun, Lowell Sueptow, Paul LeCroy, John Sloan, Phil Harris, Lawrence Langley born March 23 to 31, with boys and girls named.
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Peabody
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Veera
Cactus Wren Rd
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Mary
Belleview
Sheridan
Calhoun
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Lowell
Western states press for Colorado River legislation breakthrough
William R. Gianelli, director of the California DWR, said signs favor passage of a Colorado River bill. A House Committee approved a compromise in March, with cautions about Northwest opposition and federal funds competition from the Vietnam era. The Colorado River Board of California backed Rep. Aspinall’s plan to develop resources while protecting existing economies, financing works to boost supply in all seven basin states.
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UPI
William R. Gianelli
California Department of Water Resources
House
Gianelli
Colorado River
Northwest
The
West
Western States Water Council
Colorado River Board of
California
Wayne Aspinall
Fires cause extensive damage in Scottsdale area
Rural Fire Department fought two fires yesterday with combined damage near ten thousand dollars. The John M. Smith residence at 2936 N 70th St suffered about 3500 dollars, while the Kathryn Zell home at 5625 Camino del Contento lost roughly 6000 dollars as the blaze started in storage near a carport. Nine firefighters battled the first blaze, under investigation. A separate incident captured a pet monkey in East Cambridge vicinity and returned the animal to the county pound. Other small fires totaled minimal or no damage to property.
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Rural Fire Department
Scottsdale
John M. Smith
Kathryn Zell
Camino del Contento
East Cambridge
Europe ministers discuss moving up tariff cuts in Kennedy Round
At Luxembourg ministers from the European Community debated accelerating tariff reductions from the Kennedy Round. They consider advancing the date from January 1, 1970 by one year to aid the United States balance of payments. France demanded trade concessions in return for backing the action.
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Luxembourg
United States
Kennedy
France
Weather Summary from United Press International
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period are reported by United Press International with regional readings and conditions. The note indicates typical circular coverage but the fragment lacks specific values or locations.
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United Press International
Tito Talks With Sato Aims for Peace in Tokyo Visit
President Tito conferred for nearly two hours with Prime Minister Hisaku Sato in Tokyo on topics from the Middle East to Vietnam. Tito arrived Monday saying the visit’s main aim is advancing peace as the basis for broader action.
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Tokyo
UPT
Hisaku Sato
Middle East
Vietnam War
Japan
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