Mrs Mao rises in power in China's cultural revolution
China watchers report Mme Mao Chiang on the rise as she is said to demand opponents be wiped out and named consultant to the army's general political department. Tass says she is adviser for cultural work, effectively commanding top performers drafted into the army.
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Peking Radio Sunday Report
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Nist Party
Chinese Radio
Peking
Peking Committee
Peking Party
Peng Chen
Jets clash as U S forces push in Vietnam theater
The article reports intensified combat around Saigon with US and allied units engaging Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. It notes a damaged destroyer from shore battery fire, tracker dogs disrupting an attack on Tan Son Nhut, a 11th Cavalry armored advance near Saigon, and multiple operations including Atlanta and Mississippi with casualties and detainees. B52 strikes hit Quant Tin Province while air action over North Vietnam resumes after weather.
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Tan Sum Nhut
U.S
Atlanta
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U. S. Marine Corps
Quang Nam Province
da Nang
Quant Tin
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Nader urges law to force fixes on defective cars
Auto safety advocate Ralph Nader proposes a law requiring owners to repair recalled vehicles after warning. He cites only 42 percent of 1964 1965 Chevrolets and Chevelles with sticky throttles repaired by October and blames GM and owners for the slow response. He calls for penalties for drivers who refuse to return cars after notification.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Nader
General Motors
Wall Street Stocks Rise At Noon Across The Board
Dow Jones industrial average climbs to 790.36 up 0.89 while 20 rail stocks gain 0.30 and utilities add 0.11 as trading volume reaches 4.82 million shares. Major names including AT&T Ford General Electric General Motors and RCA post fractional gains with mixed moves across sectors.
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American Motors
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American Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison Topeka
Benidix
Bethlehem
Cities Service
RCA
Reexall A. Sans Diego G&e
Southern Pacific
Sperry -Rand
Calif
Trial of P resident delayed in manslaughter case
Trial of William Snodgrass 23 of 7501 E Berridge Lane for manslaughter in the fatal beating of Walter Moore 26 in front of City’s Tavern Scottsdale Rd after the bar closed April 18 has been continued until Feb. 6. Snodgrass is one of four men accused of beating Moore to death. Dennis Doughty 22 and Antone Korinek 24 Phoenix charges dismissed for insufficient evidence. Awaiting trial Jan. 4 for the slaying is Ronald Mazy 22.
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E. Berridge
Snodgrass
Walter Moore
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Moore
Tavern
WRT
Tynessy
Dennis Doughty
Antone Korinek
Phoenix
Ronald Mazy
UC Berkeley Students Continue Classroom Boycott in Rain
Heavy rain greeted fifth day of a classroom boycott as Chancellor Roger W. Heyns urged students to return to studies. A waitress union supported the strike with ten of sixteen Golden Bear workers joining pickets while attendance data remained undisclosed. Heyns planned a peace proposal to be unveiled at an Academic Senate meeting as strikers vow to intensify actions after rejecting his compromise.
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Calif
UPI
University of California
Roger W. Heyns
Golden Bear
Heyns
Cal
Bishop tops at Hellapoppin all-around cowboy event
UPI reports Jerry Bishop of Scottsdale won the all-around cowboy award at the annual rodeo event. He finished second in half roping and bull riding during the week contest.
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Jerry Bishop
Scottsdale
Winter storms sweep Northwest Midwest with sleet and fog
A system brought sleet freezing rain and fog across the Midwest and Northwest with travel hazards and one fatal accident blamed on slick roads in Wisconsin. Winds up to 60 mph lashed the Pacific Northwest while fog shut Will Rogers Airport in Oklahoma City.
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Ohio
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New York
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Oklahoma City
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Texas
Iowa
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Calif
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Wash
Aluminum pots and medical myths debunked by doctors
An emeritus consultant writes that rumors about aluminum pots poisoning meals persist despite evidence. He notes decades of fear, cites aluminum in ulcer medicines as proof safety, and warns of Adams Stokes syndrome causing brief loss of consciousness with potential brain injury.
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U.S
Adams’Stokes
Nation's Temperatures and Precipitation Report
Temperatures and precipitation levels for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. are summarized. Data covers nationwide readings, noting deviations from normal ranges and regional variation in rainfall and temperature highs and lows.
Obituaries Move to Phoenix Area Claims Three Lives
Matie F Carson 82 of 4830 N 74th Pl died Saturday at Phoenix General Hospital. Survivors include her husband Harry B and children Frederick H Ames and Marie Gulden Ames plus two sisters. Services by Rev John H Parke at Messinger Mortuary with cremation. Harold W Sronce 51 of 7225 E Belleview died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survived by wife June mother Myrtle Hestand daughter Linda Hill and two grandchildren. Funeral by Green Acres Haydens. Gretchen J Penworthy 50 of 6235 EB Catesby died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Des Moines native and artist. Survives by husband K Veith Scottsdale parents Monroe and Monro Patzig Sun City and Des Moines brother Monroe Jr. Services Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary with burial Green Acres.
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Phoenix General Hospital
Carson
Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
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Hayden, Ariz
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Ames
Dan Roth
Iowa City
Elizabeth Penney
San Antonio
Tex
John H. Parke
Messinger Mortuary
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E.belleview
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Scottsdale
Ee Funeral Committee
Green’ Acres
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EB. Catesby
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Yonkers
Penwerthy
University of Town
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Monroe L. Patzig
Sun City
Ariz
Monroe L. Patzig Jr
Dale-Smith
Green Acres
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