South Vietnamese force routs Viet Cong near DMZ in eight hour battle
Elite Vietnamese battalions using M16 rifles trap a Viet Cong unit south of the DMZ killing 203 of 400 attackers. U.S. Marines land to help and helicopters are shot at, with two crew wounded and all rescued. Vietnamese 1st Infantry Division advances, while air and artillery support pound the enemy.
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Mao's Thoughts Fuel Record Grain Harvest in China
Peking Radio credited Chairman Mao Tse-tung with the bumper crop across rice wheat potatoes and grains while economists note weather aided yields and disruptions from the Cultural Revolution. The broadcast praises Maoist propaganda teams deployed nationwide to spread Maoist thought.
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Two 18 year olds injured when car hits city truck
Carrie Bright and Yuta Shepherd, both 18, were treated and released for minor injuries after a Scottsdale crash on W Mann Street. Bright, driving west, failed to stop at a stop sign and struck a city refuse truck driven south on Orange Street by John Laufer. Laufer was uninjured and Bright was cited for failure to stop.
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Yuta Shepherd
Bellview
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Miss Bright
W. Mann St
Orange St
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Pebble Beach
Laufer
Romney ends Vietnam visit
Michigan Governor George Romney wrapped up a three day trip to Vietnam while questioning the value of conventional U S military victories He noted the Communists gain ground in non conventional battles and described the pacification program during a Mekong Delta helicopter tour He later flew to Jakarta continuing his 13 nation world tour after observing jets strafing a suspected enemy position He warned that conventional metrics may not reflect the enemy objectives in the war Ontario
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Road clearing work continues in northern Arizona
Arizona Highway Department crews keep clearing snow clogged roads with Hayden noting several byways being reopened. The projects include Arizona 87 from Strawberry to Winslow, 160 from Christopher Creek to Heber, 180 to Grand Canyon, US 898A to Jerome, and US 60 to Show Low. Arizona 160 may take about a week to clear over the Mogollon Rim. US 64 from Grand Canyon to Cameron opening delayed until rim roads are cleared.
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Park Service
Obituaries for James Hungate and Anna Paulsen
James W. Hungate 58 of Scottsdale died yesterday in Phoenix. Retired Army colonel, born Spokane. survived by wife Elizabeth, son James, daughters Katherine and Elizabeth, sister, five grandchildren. Services Friday at Messinger Mortuary. burial Green Acres Cemetery. viewing after 6 p.m. today. Anna Paulsen 70 of Radi Montebello, retired nurse died Saturday in Lincoln Hospital. Born Norway, moved to Scottsdale 1940 from Highland Park. worked 1920-1940 at Highland Park Hospital and with Red Cross at Williams Air Base. survivors include daughter George Olsen, brother, four grandchildren. Contributions to Lincoln Hospital suggested. Services held today at Grimshaw’s Bethany Chapel. burial private.
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New Orleans
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Montebello
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Wallace to enter California presidential primary
Former Alabama Governor George C. Wallace appears set to enter California's June 4 primary as his American Independent Party nears the 6 058 registration threshold by the Jan 2 deadline. State officials note 51 206 registrations in 12 populous counties, with 46 counties still to report and totals due by Jan 21 for certification.
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Record of births and baptisms from St Josephs and Good Samaritan
The list records multiple births at St Josephs Hospital including Yanez Richard and Olga with a 702 1s line, Dee Willetta aged 19 with a boy, Mealey Harry and Jacque line 7208 1s with a Dee aged 20 girl, Unglaure Carl and Suzanne 707 1. with Dee 20 girl, Spisaron John and Wanda Amin Gand PL Dee 14 girl, Geiger Gerald and Nancy 1201 E Garfield Dec 17 gird, and Carr Karl and Sally 0281 Garfield Dec 16 boy, plus Allien Derrell and Marsha 001 1 Culver Rec 19 boy.
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Garrison accuses Johnson Hoover of Kennedy cover up
New Orleans DA Jim Garrison says President Johnson and FBI chief J Edgar Hoover concealed facts about the Kennedy assassination. He claims at least 15 conspirators, including right wing extremists, were involved in the Dallas plot on November 22, 1963, and asserts Oswald acted as a federal informant.
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Arsenic death probe widens as exhumations begin
In Cordele Georgia authorities exhumed the bodies of Charles Gibbs and two of his sons Marvin and Melvin after a judge issued an order. Janie Lou Gibbs already faced murder charges in the arsenic death of her son Ronnie as five family members died in two years. Local neighbors recalled her as kind and hardworking despite the charges.
The Doctor Lesson On Dosing From A Night Of Cocktails
An anecdote about pharmacology and dosing ethics from a physician narrator. A man drinks four martinis yet feels fine, while two drinks affect others differently. The tale includes adjusting female hormone and ether dosing lessons, emphasizing giving enough to achieve effect without relying solely on standard doses.
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