North Vietnam accuses Johnson of stalling talks as Xuan Thuy returns
North Vietnam blasts President Johnson for delaying preliminary peace talks and reintroduces former Foreign Minister Xuan Thuy as a possible lead negotiator. Observers say Thuy, 56, could head negotiations, while Hanoi criticizes U.S. alleged deceit and seeks a site for talks amid ongoing diplomatic maneuvering.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Johnson
Xuan Tung
Nham Dan
Communist Party
Thuy
Hanoi
Saigon
North Vietnamese Journalist Association
FBI Still Seeks King Slaying Suspect Amid Mysterious Leads
Birmingham reporters relay FBI notes on Eric Starvo Galt, a possibly fictitious figure linked to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. slaying clues. Agents follow cold trails, with no warrant yet for Galt and little verifiable detail beyond a Birmingham roominghouse tie and a late last year car impoundment in Atlanta.
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Ala
Martin Luther King
Eric Starvo Galt
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King
FBI
Atlanta
Alabama
Louisiana
Memphis
Rooming House
Peter Nicholas Cherpes
Noon Stock Market Snapshot From New York
United Press International reports a mixed noon session with major industrials showing modest gains and several lagging issues. Highlights include Alcoa, Ford, General Electric, and RCA posting gains while United Airlines and some energy names trend lower.
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New York
United Press International
Francis I. duPont & Co
Alcoa
American
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Nickelle
It&t
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Kennecott
Litton
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
North
Amn
Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parker Davis
Penn
Ceritial
Pepsico
Polaroid
RCA
Raytheon
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry
Rand
Standard
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Texas Gulf
TransAmerica
TWA
Union Oil
Rubber
Steela
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
U.S. Losses Four Planes In Heavy North Vietnam Air War
UPI reports four American aircraft were downed in North Vietnam amid fierce anti aircraft fire and midair collisions. One F105 was shot down near Dong Hoi. two Navy F4B Phantoms collided and sank. a second Thunderchief fell to ground fire. Pilots were rescued or unaccounted as rescue operations continued.
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Jack Walsh
Saigon
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
Panhandle
South Vietnam
U. S
Dong Hoi
South China Sea
Odebolt
Town
William B. Byrd Jr
Bunnlevel
N.C
Angus C. McDougall
Arlington Heights
Winn
Hoyle L. Sykes Jr
High Point
Nong
Hai
Phoenix Man Robbed of 300 Dollars by Two Women
A Phoenix man reported being robbed of 300 dollars by two women at gunpoint in Scottsdale last night. He said the incident occurred around 9 p.m. near his pickup truck parked at 6621 East Avalon. The assailants, described as in their early twenties, carried small pistols.
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Scottsdale
Wilson
Parker Bell
S. 16Th St
Thergis
E. Avalon
Netting stolen from Scottsdale park recovered by police
Scottsdale police recovered a 1500 dollar baseball backstop netting stolen from Clayton Coronado Eldorado Park on April 3. The mossy backstop section was found in a canal pipe two miles east of Pima Road on the Salt River Indian Reservation. No arrests have been made.
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Scottsdale
Clayton - Coronado - Eldorado Park
Thomas Road
Pima Rd
Salt River Indian Reservation
Fire hits former cabaret building on Hinton Ave
Rural Fire Department fought a basement fire at the vacant Black Sheep Club on Hinton Ave north of Scottsdale High School. The blaze, blamed on vandals, followed about 20 prior fires there in three years. no damage estimate listed. Additional daytime fires included a truck at Carl Field residence and a car at Scottsdale Road and Main Street with unknown causes.
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Black Sheep Club
Hinton Ave
Scottsdale High School
Carl
S. 76Th St
Apt. No. 8
E. Culver
Scottsdale Rd
Main St
Chuck Souza
Alpha Dr
Tempe
Obituary for Charlotte Ayers Kimball of Phoenix
Charlotte Ayers Kimball 52 of 5838 E Rockridge died yesterday at home after living in the Valley 11 years. Born in Detroit she came from Pontiac in 1957. Survived by husband Albert J, son Ralph J of Phoenix daughter Margaret A Armstrong of Las Vegas sister Mrs Robert Menzies of Scottsdale and a sister out of state. Services Wednesday at 10 am at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church Cremation will follow Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary today.
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Charlotte Ayers Kimball
E. Rockridge
Margaret A. Armstrong
Las Vegas
Robert Menzies
Nation's Temperatures and Weather Outlook
The report covers temperatures and precipitation across regions for the 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Data summarize highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and notable regional variations. The bulletin notes colder air advancing into eastern areas while western locales see mixed showers and warmer pockets in midweek.
Arizona lawmakers pin hope on special session for reorganizing commission
Legislative leaders told Gov. Williams a special session could be called next week to reorganize the Industrial Commission. A bill would replace the three member panel with a five member board and create another five member board to administer a compensation fund and write workmen's insurance to compete with private firms.
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Ellsworth
House
Senate
Kremlin rejects church clemency plea for Baptists
Moscow reports the Kremlin refused clemency sought by American church leader M K Reynolds for Baptist dissidents jailed in the Soviet Union. Pravda noted the plea as part of annual Easter week anti religious campaigns. About 200 Baptists are imprisoned.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
M.K. Reynolds
American National Council of the Churches of Christ
Scotland church treasure stolen from St Machar's Cathedral
Police say thieves broke into the 15th century St Machar's Cathedral in Aberdeen and stole the Danzig Chalice, one of Scotland's treasures. The loss prompted a manhunt for the historic vessel.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
St. Machar's Cathedral
Mayor Graham Granted Uncontested Divorce
Phoenix Mayor Milton Graham and Margaret Elizabeth Graham were divorced in an uncontested proceeding. The mayor, 48, cited excessive cruelty in the suit but called his wife a bad housekeeper during a brief hearing. They wed in El Paso in 1951 and have no children. Alimony set at 300 dollars monthly plus 10 percent of any salary increase.
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UPI
Milton Graham
Margaret Elizabeth
Graham
Grahams
el Paso
Tex
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