Looters plague Camille path as toll climbs across Gulf coast
Reports from Pass Christian and Mississippi place the death toll upward of 230 with 4,717 homes destroyed and 9,718 heavily damaged along the Gulf coast. National Guardsmen patrol 600 square miles amid looting and black market activity as survivors seek shelter and aid.
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Atlantic
Pass Christian
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
John
Bell Williams
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Cecil Yarbro
Mississippi State Building Commission
National Red Cross
Camille
Indians off reservations face harsher fate in cities
Arizona official Stan Worner told a federal meeting that urban and migrant Indians in the Phoenix area number about 12 000 and face neglect, shunning by social services, and unique needs not met by programs. He cited Alcoholics Anonymous as a successful effort and urged focus on education and daily responsibility for youths.
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UPI
Arizona
Stan Worner
Jack Williams
Phoenix
Womer
Spiro Agnew
Fed
Eral
Worner
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cuba expels Cuban diplomat amid security concerns at U S
The U S State Department announced the expulsion of a Cuban diplomat from the United States over grounds involving the security of the presidency. Spokesman Robert McCloskey said a formal note was sent to the Cuban mission requesting expeditious departure. The action occurred during the Nixon administration and may reflect an assassination risk context.
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Washington
UPI
nThe Bate _ Department
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United: Nations
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Robert Jr. ‘McCloskey
United States
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Espinosa
Nixon
Ricardo’ ‘Alarcon
Quesada
United: ‘Nations
Defense cuts reduce US armed forces by 100000
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced cuts totaling 100000 uniformed personnel along with 50000 civilian jobs and 100 ships mothballed. He said the reductions will weaken readiness though aimed at saving at least $5 billion in defense appropriations. Laird emphasized the need to inform the public about Soviet growth and noted Vietnam activity remains a concern.
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Washington
UPD
Melvin “R. Laird
Laird
House Appropriations Committee
Defense
Atv
Fen
Appeals court reinstates Dr Fridena in Arizona osteopathic group
The Arizona Court of Appeals, in a 2 to 1 decision, upheld rein statement of Dr Darttel Fridena to the state Osteopathic Medical Association and to Phoenix General Hospital staff. The ruling found lack of proper notice for a Sept 22, 1965 hearing and cited involvement of Call in a dispute. Fridena faces a separate hearing in Newport Beach California over alleged threats and obstruction at Phoenix Community Hospital.
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UPI
Darttel Fridena
Arizona’ Osteopathic Medical Association
State Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Warren” McCarthy
Fridena
Condie Call
Call
Phoenix General Hospital
Newport Beach
Calif
Phoenix Community Hospital
Stans Deli Cash Register Stolen Overnight
Police report a cash register containing 275 dollars was stolen from Stan's Deli at 34 North Old Scottsdale Road between 5 p m Tuesday and 7 50 am Wednesday. No suspects named. Local area crime inquiry ongoing.
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Stan
Old Scottsdale
Burglars Steal Cash From Coiffures International and Store Box
Police report burglars pried a rear window of the Coiffures International shop at 120 W. 5th Ave and stole about $120, plus changes from a soda machine. They also grabbed a $650 machine and $275 from a drawer after entering between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. Dow Jones indexes rose with gains across industrials, rails, utilities, and stocks.
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Coiffures International
W. 5Th Ave
Dow Jones
Princess Margaret Turns 39 With Family Photo at Kensington
Princess Margaret marks turning 39 with a Kensington Palace photograph showing her at home with husband Lord Snowdon and children Viscount Linley seven and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones five playing tabletop football.
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London
Princess Margaret
Elizabeth
Kensington Palace
Lord Snowdon
Viscount Linley
Sarah
Armstrong-Jones
U.S. forces clash with Communists amid rising casualties
In Cambodia near Tay Ninh City and across the northern Coastal plains U.S. troops clashed with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. More than 300 enemy dead were reported this week while U.S. losses rose to 244 killed, eight missing, and 39 wounded in a four hour battle. The Mekong Delta saw Viet Cong attacks on a sleeping camp leaving eight South Vietnamese soldiers dead.
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Saigon
UPD
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Tay Ninh
196Th Light Infantry
Mekong
U.s—Command
Fuel line leak blamed in blaze roadside incidents
Police reported a two Phoenix women injured when their car struck a canal bank on Lafayette near 66th Street around 2 35 a m. Carolyn Pennell 22 and Jane Stryker 23 treated and released. A motorcycle ran off Scottsdale Road and another driver was cited after a two car crash at Scottsdale and Indian School Roads. Firemen blamed a leaking fuel line for a car fire at 5014 Carhill with 150 damage. Brush and trash bin fires were reported nearby.
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66Th St
Lafayette
Tooby
Carolyn Pennell
Rovey Ln
Richard Buswell
Lingoli
Scottsdale Rd
Burnell
Shea Juoat - Spine Rd
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Ill
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Roberts
Mamel
Traylor
Huffstetler
Lawrence Horn
Scottsdale and
Indian’ School
Polica
Horn
Indian’“School
Roger Allen
Truber
Plaza
Carhill
76Th St
McDowell Rd
Moreland
E.garfield
Goldberg suit seeks $8 million over bank stock deal
In Phoenix UPI reports Philip J. Goldberg files an $8 million lawsuit against Pioneer Bank officers and attorneys alleging conspiracy and misrepresentation in a proposed $500,000 stock purchase. He claims promises of board membership and 100 percent financing were broken and an extra $100,000 of stock was paid but not delivered.
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Goldberg
Strikes halt trains in Costa Rica shutdown
Striking railway workers forced the Northern Railway of Costa Rica to suspend operations. The line is the sole land link between San Jose and the Caribbean banana plantations, impacting transport to the nation’s important agro districts.
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San.jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Northern Railway of
Caribbean
Obituary for Mrs Mary Nels 63 Scottsdale Resident
Mrs Mary Neis 63 died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital. A Chicago native who moved to Scottsdale a year ago lived at 5223 Windsor. Survivors include daughter Mrs Jean Radovich of Scottsdale two brothers from out of state and two grandchildren. Rosary at Messinger Mortuary Friday 8 p.m. Mass Saturday 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Interment in St Francis Cemetery.
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Nels
Doctor's Hospital
Chicago
Neis
Scottsdale
Windsor
Jean Radovich
Scotts
Dale
Messinger- Mortuary
Mass
Our’ Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
St,. Francis Cemetery
Mrs Margaret Kucher Dies at 73 in West Home
Mrs Margaret Jane Kucher 73 died Wednesday at 71 Mountain Shadows West. A Jersey City native, she came here seven years ago from Dearborn Michigan. Survived by husband Andrew A Kucher a daughter Mrs Margaret A Parks of Scottsdale and two grandchildren. No public services planned Messinger Mortuary announced.
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Margaret” Jane~ Kucher
Mountain Shadows West
Jersey City
N.J
Kurcher
Dearborn
Mich
Hus
Andrew
A. Kucher
Margaret. A. Parks
Scottsdale
Messinger
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