U.S. Bombs A Shau In A Third Day Of Strikes
UPI reports B52s hammered the A Shau Valley for a third day as American spokesmen say about 10 000 Communist troops move toward Hue. In Saigon 363 U S troops were killed last week the highest toll in five weeks 2 694 wounded and 3 071 Communists killed. Paratroopers near Hue tightened around three villages along the Song Bo River after calling in air strikes.
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Linda LeClair challenges Barnard housing ban on coed living
Sopho more Linda LeClair won a ruling from Barnard College's judicial committee barring her expulsion for living with her boyfriend in a two room apartment. The panel urged President Martha Peterson to revise housing rules to eliminate discrimination and consider basic rights while banning her from campus facilities. Peter Behr, a Columbia sociology student, has lived with her for two years across Broadway. Alumni reaction split as fundraising aims for 7.5 million by next June.
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Kennedy aides double assigned to campaign and Senate
The Senate Ethics Committee reviews admissions by Senators Robert F. and Edward Kennedy that many of their taxpayer paid aides work on the presidential campaign. The committee calls it routine while leaders like Mike Mansfield question it, and the Kennedys defend the dual roles as routine to get both jobs done. Chief counsel Benjamin Fern says the staff has noted press reports and will look twice at the matter.
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Rockefeller and Nixon set for separate debate plans
United Press International reports a possible Nixon Rockefeller face to face debate remains unlikely as Rockefeller prepares to open an arms length debate with Nixon while Kennedy McCarthy clash looms over Democratic debates. Kennedy campaigns in Oregon seeking May 28 primary votes and calls for a halt to arms race and improved Soviet relations.
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Minor fires fought by Scottsdale Rural Fire Department
The Rural Fire Department answered two calls yesterday for minor fires in Scottsdale. A trash fire in concrete sewer pipes at 8102 E Monte Vista caused no damage. a brush fire at Scottsdale and Chaparral Roads also caused no damage. The causes of both fires are unknown.
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Pima Navajo area Scout earns Eagle at age 13
Walter Darnall Vance son of Mr and Mrs Walter Vance 8208 E Mariposa earns Eagle Scout badge at 13 while an eighth grader at Navajo School and member of Troop 418 His badge was presented March 17 at Fourth Ward Latter day Saints Church His Eagle service project at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital consisted of four wooden jigsaw puzzles for the Pediatric Ward. The VW Wives Club meets Thursday mornings at 9:30 and tours Stewart Mountain Dam Saguaro Lake next week will tour LEAP Community Center A special parent meeting for Pima Elementary School plans for 1968-69 is set for April 25 at 7:30 pm in the school cafeteria The annual science fair for fifth through eighth graders runs 7 to 9 pm in the multipurpose room with ribbons awarded under teachers Vince Solbes Marlene Stockton Floyd Locker The musical chairs game resumes at Casa Granada East Townhomes as repaving forces parking outside on 76th Street or Miller Rd
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Sympathy protest in NYC over Springer editorials
About 200 SDS members demonstrated in front of the Associated Press Building at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. The protest supported German students who blame Axel Springer for editorials that allegedly helped create the climate leading to the shooting of radical student leader Rudi Dutschke.
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