Prague clash as youths attempt flower tribute before anniversary
In Prague’s Wenceslas Square police scuffled with youths trying to lay a red flower on the King Wenceslas statue two days before the Soviet occupation anniversary. Police dragged a grayhaired man to a car after a scuffle, while a redhaired youth was struck with a rubber baton. Police and soldiers tightened guard around the monument as authorities warned against disruptions.
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Winnie Ruth Judd Returned to Arizona for Hearing
Winnie Ruth Judd, the trunk murderess of the 1930s, was flown from Martinez California to Phoenix. Sheriff deputies took her to the county jail after a habeas corpus writ was presented, with a hearing set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. Debus seeks release as soon as possible.
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UPI
Winnie Ruth Judd
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Ralph,McMillan
Maricopa County
Larry Debus
Superior Court
Howard V. Peterson
Debus
Market closes with Dow up amid mixed industrials gains
Dow Jones averages finish session with 30 industrials at 833.69, up 6.01. 20 railroads at 201.02, up 6.55. utilities at 116.08, up 0.75. and 65 stocks at 28219, up 2.06.
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Dow Jones
Arizona helmet law struck down in Thoresen appeal
Phoenix UPI report says William E. Thoresen III, a San Francisco millionaire, won an appeal to void Arizona’s helmet requirement for motorcyclists. Superior Court judge Morris Rozar granted the motion to dismiss the complaint, citing a 1968 statute, amid assertions that the law infringed the Fifth and Ninth Amendments and protected only the rider.
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UPI
Arizona
William E. Thoresen III
San Francisco
Superior Court
Morris Rozar
Thoresen
Gary Peter Klahr
Rozar
Jack LaSota
Truck Avoided Collision Sparks Scottsdale Car Crash
Scottsdale police said an 18 year old, Christ Dalmar of 6843 R Edgemont, swerved to avoid an oncoming truck pulling out of a service station and collided with Kenneth Hailey, 27, of 6813 BE Culver. Hailey reportedly stopped in the oncoming lane to let the truck pass.
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Dalmar
Britain and Ireland Tense as Wilson Presses for Reforms
Prime Minister Harold Wilson, meeting James Chichester-Clark in London, urged swift reforms to curb civil rights abuses in Northern Ireland amid renewed sectarian violence. IRA threats from Dublin heightened security as police and troops guard Downing Street and Irish demonstrators clash with authorities. Catholic civil rights groups press for joint reviews. Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association threatens civil disobedience if reforms fail.
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James Chichester- Clark
Wilson
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Downing
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James’ Callaghan
United Kingdom
Denis Healey
Seitly “Isles
England
Civil Rights Association
Reagan calls Guy first Republican label says incident
Gov. William Guy recalls being called various names in his career and notes Ronald Reagan was the first to call him a Republican. He mentions a 1960s GOP fundraising letter and asks Reagan to reclassify him as a poverty-stricken Democrat.
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Ronald Reagan
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Virginia
North Dakota
Mondey
Viet Nam clashes near Da Nang leave heavy casualties
North Vietnamese forces trapped two U S infantry companies near Hiep Duc village southwest of Da Nang. The battle lasted over 12 hours with U S spokesmen reporting 155 enemy dead and 16 Americans killed with 50 wounded. Gunships aided the defense as fighting spread to Tam Ky area.
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Vietnam
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Tam Ky
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Do Chi Minh
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James Simms
Clarendon’ Hills
Til
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APS Renewal Ballot Today For City Gas Franchise
Phoenix voters cast ballots on a renewal of Arizona Public Service Company rights of way to provide natural gas. The 25 year franchise would require APS to pay 2 percent of gross sales to the city as franchise fees.
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Bracelet stolen from Scottsdale home while owner vacationing
Police report a yellow gold and platinum bracelet with 21 diamonds and 18 sapphires valued at 3000 dollars stolen from a dresser drawer at Michael W. Pounds home 12001 Ranch Lane while he was away. Acquaintance staying at the house during the trip led officers to investigate the break in.
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Michael W. Pounds
Ranch Lane
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Kennedy
Rosalie
Smith
E. Moreland
Teen Burglar Surprised by Scottsdale Homeowner
Mrs. Maxine York woke at 4:20 a.m. at 11430 N. 67th St. in Scottsdale to find a teen boy in her living room holding an item. He fled over the fence after she yelled. Her purse and contents were later found in the yard.
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Maxine York
67Th St
Service officer to aid veterans and widows in Scottsdale
John W. Evers of the Arizona Veterans Service Commission will visit the Civic Center personnel office in Scottsdale on Wednesday from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. to assist veterans and eligible widows with pensions compensation hospitalization burial death benefits education aid and other veteran matters.
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John W. Evers
Civic Center
E. Main
Secret pact examined by Senate panel grade
Two members of the Senate Armed Services Committee visited the Defense Department to view a secret U S Thailand military agreement. Chairman John C Stennis and Sen Stuart Symington discussed access with officials while Sen J William Fulbright’s Foreign Relations Committee was invited to view the document at the Pentagon. Thailand’s Prime Minister said U S permission from Bangkok would be needed to show the pact publicly.
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UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Symington
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Firefighters respond to smoke at museum on Stetson Dr
Firefighters arrived at The American Heritage Wax Museum at 98 W. Stetson Dr about 1 20 p m Monday after a smoke odor was reported. A spotlight had tipped and leaned against a beam causing the wood to smoke. Crews readjusted the spotlight.
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Army Parolees Move From Stockade To Luxurious Barracks
Eight U S army officers accused in the murder of a Vietnamese civilian were shown to reporters outside their barracks. They had been in solitary confinement at Long Binh stockade but were moved to air conditioned billets described as luxurious with private baths and TVs. Newsmen were kept 100 feet away from the accused.
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Israelis Launch Gaza Camp Raid Wiping Out Guerrilla Squad
United Press International reports Israeli troops struck the El Muazi refugee camp east of Gaza City killing three militants and wounding two others. No Israeli casualties were reported. Separate bombings in Jerusalem wounded two boys near a bank and a park.
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Reapportionment Study Delayed Questions Raised
Federal panel will not decide reapportionment issues until September. Judges Walsh Muecke and Jerberg will hear whether 1960 census or 1968 voter registration figures should be used. Walsh on vacation, Muecke touring San Diego, Jerberg semi retired. ruling follows earlier Arizona legislature plan questions.
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UPI
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Atty
Gary Nelson
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Walsh
Tucson
Walter Muecke
U.S. Circuit
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Muecke
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