Queen Mary Heads for Retirement After Final Voyage
ACAPULCO Mexico UPI The luxury liner Queen Mary sails toward retirement in California with 3000 dollar tickets and 1200 passengers aboard amid reports of mutiny and shortages on the long farewell voyage Once a speed record ship favored by Churchill the liner now trims propellers to save fuel and shortens shore trips to regain time.
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Antiwar Protesters Blocked From Draft Center in New York
Police separated a crowd of about 2,000 demonstrators mostly college age as they tried to march on the Induction Center in downtown Manhattan. Four thousand officers kept the group away from the center, blocking traffic on Park Avenue near the Waldorf Astoria where Rusk was to speak. The scene echoed a raucous protest three weeks earlier that injured and arrested several.
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Park Avenue
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Induelion Center
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Trial press vs fair trial clash noted by Arizona deputy attorney
Phoenix UPI reports deputy Maricopa County attorney Robert Hertzberg argues the Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial overrides First Amendment press rights in conflicts. He cites the Billy Estes case and says a reporter’s access to information is no greater than any citizen, with limited right to gather news.
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Obituary notices for John O Smith and August Nemetz
John O. Smith, 68, of Phoenix and former Scottsdale dairy man, died Monday in Memorial Hospital Phoenix. Survived by wife Caroline E., two sons Hugh D. Wilkins and James J. Smith, two daughters Clara C. Gonste and Carol J. Smith, a brother M. J. Smith, three sisters, and four grandchildren. Services Friday at Carr Mortuary Tempe, burial at Double Butte Cemetery. August Nemetz, 79, father of Scottsdale Police Chief Walter C. Nemetz, died yesterday in Redlands California. Born in Czechoslovakia, previously of Yucaipa California, survived by Magdelena and three sons, six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Pierce Hamrick Mortuary Los Angeles.
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Camino
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Fou
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Scottsdale
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Redlands
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Czechoslovakia
Yucalpa
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Los Angeles
GI Veterans Return For Week Of Christmas Events At Camelback Inn
The Camelback Inn announces a week of activities for about 40 Vietnam veterans titled Christmas out of the foxhole. Highlights include an honor banquet December 14 with speaker Gen Rosey O Donnell USAF retired, and welcomes by local officials. The schedule features horseback riding, steak fry, theater skits by Saguaro High School, outings to Turf Paradise and Saguaro Lake, plus free ice skating and dog racing. Tickets cost 10 per plate, with 6.50 for gifts. call Camelback Inn for reservations.
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Two Injured in Hayden Road Car Crash
Police said a two car collision on Hayden Road and Moreland Street left Ann Webber 20 ASU student and Charles Tinnert 48 of Tempe with non life threatening injuries. Rupert’s southbound car hit Webber’s as she turned onto Moreland Street. Both vehicles damaged heavily.
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Massacre of Civilians in Dak Son Villages Reported
UPI reports Viet Cong attacked Dak Son East and West villages 74 miles northeast of Saigon using flamethrowers and grenades. Official tally cites 121 dead including 114 Montagnard tribesmen and seven Popular Force defenders, with 47 hospitalized for burns and 20 listed as missing.
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Singer Jimmie Rodgers Remains Critical After Brain Surgery
Folk singer Jimmie Rodgers stayed in critical condition in Glendale after a 4 12 hour operation Tuesday night to remove a brain blood clot. Dr. William Denham said the next 24 to 40 hours are uncertain while noting the patient was awake and responding after surgery though in good physical shape overall.
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