Viet Cong Attack Hits Saigon and Cam Ranh Bay
Viet Cong commandos attacked a Saigon hospital and Cam Ranh Bay base, killing two American soldiers and wounding 57. Explosions at Cholon English school for South Vietnamese troops killed eight and injured about 60. The Cam Ranh Bay strike, long deemed safe, involved a 30 minute assault with snipers and explosives, destroying wards and officers quarters.
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Cholon
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Grim Reaper jokes from 1929 Wisconsin death notes
A Wisconsin Leader reprint compiles doctors notes listing odd death causes. Examples include: Deceased never fatally sick, Died suddenly nothing serious, Died suddenly at 103, Went to bed well woke dead, Kicked by horse shod on left kidney, Pulmonary hemorrhage hidden death, Duration four years, Blood poison from broken ankle after automobile strike.
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Scottsdale to Host 20-30 International Convention
The Active 20-30 International will hold its 1970 convention at Camelback Inn in Scottsdale next July with 700 to 1,000 delegates. Paul S McBride, convention chairman, says Scottsdale won over Mazatlan and Panama City due to facilities and a strong host hotel presence, aiming to attract delegates from Central America and Canada.
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Oy McBride
Mazatlan
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Panamanian Tourist Bureau
Radio valued at forty dollars stolen from Monte Vista home
Police report a radio worth 40 dollars was taken from an unlocked garage at Donald Fincher's home 8101 E Monte Vista Tuesday evening or Wednesday. A separate burglary occurred at John W Bingman's home 8701 E Arlington between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 11 a.m. Wednesday. A neighbor on vacation reported the back door pried open but police could not confirm any other items taken.
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Charges Considered in Beret Murder Case in Vietnam
The Defense Department declined comment on a pre trial inquiry into possible murder charges against eight U S Green Beret officers over a Vietnamese civilian death. Among those under investigation are Col Robert Rheault and Major Thomas Middleton Jr with possible court martial looming. The alleged killing occurred June 20 in South Vietnam.
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Robert Rheault
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House tax reform faces Senate hurdles despite House passage
Washington does report that House backers anticipate Senate debate on the broad tax reform bill. Officials warn of strong industry opposition to preserving special tax breaks for banks and oil firms while White House and Treasury officials call for changes and further study. Mills defends the plan, promising to close loopholes and noting revenue offsets from relief for individuals.
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Market totals and stock averages slide on declines
The report lists major stocks and percentages for companies like General Electric, General Motors, Ford Motors, Goodyear, and Dow Jones leaders. It notes overall averages: industrials 826.27 up 0.39, railroads 197.86 down 0.92, utilities 116.63 down 0.16, and 65 stocks at 279.59 down 0.40. Daily sales reach 9.45 million vs 11.1 million prior.
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Dow’ Jones
Death ruled suicide in Scottsdale shooting case
The Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb ruled Mrs Janet Magis death a suicide. She was found in her car last Tuesday near Oak Street and 60th Street in Phoenix with a bullet wound to the head and a .22 caliber pistol on the seat beside her.
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Scottsdale
Pauling Links Smoking to Eight Year Shorter Life
London UPI reports American biochemist Linus Pauling states the average person who smokes 20 cigarettes daily will die eight years earlier than a non smoker.
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London
Linus Pauling
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