Bombing of Hanoi Escalates as U S Planes Hit City
UPI reports Swedish and Tass accounts say B52s and fighter-bombers struck Hanoi in daylight, with claims that parts of the city were erased and the Red River town increasingly in ruins. Saigon hints a halt above the 20th parallel may come to resume Paris talks, while U S losses rise in the air war.
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Saigon
UPI
Hanoi
Tass
Paris
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
Laos
Thieu
Bunker
Weyand
Indochina
VNA
Alexander Mineyev
Red River
Two More B52s Downed in North Vietnam Raids
North Vietnam reports say two more B52s and a rescue helicopter were shot down in post Christmas raids. Official U.S. sources confirm rising losses as bombing around Hanoi and Haiphong continues. Six Americans from one B52 listed as missing. another crew rescued.
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Saigon
UPS
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Laos
North
Vietnam News Agency
VNA
Air Force
Obituary for Elsa Boyce Graveside Services Set
Elsa Boyce died Wednesday at Williams Air Force Base Hospital. Graveside services will be Friday at Memory Lawn Cemetery. Friends may visit Messinger Mortuary tonight. She was born in Indiana, moved to Scottsdale in 1962 from Ft. Lee, Virginia, and worked as a secretary for the Army in Jeffersonville. Survivors include her husband John E Boyce, daughter Ann E Boyce of Scottsdale, and a brother and sister from New Albany, Indiana.
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Elsa Boyce
Williams Air Force Base Hospital
Memory Lawn
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Boyce
Indiana
Scottsdale
Ft. Lee
Army
Jeffersonville
Ind
John E
Ann E. Boyce
New Albany
Reginald S. Hutchinson Dies at 84 in Scottsdale
Reginald S. Hutchinson 84 former vice president and treasurer of Deltox Rug Co died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 6418 E Montebello Scottsdale moved from Oshkosh Wisconsin four years ago. He belonged to First Congregational Church active in Boy Scouts DeMolay Theodore Roosevelt Scout Council Oshkosh Yacht Club Masonry and Eastern Star. Survivors include a son Richard A. of Scottsdale and a granddaughter. Services and burial will be in Wisconsin Gibbons Mortuary of Mesa announced.
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Reginald S. Hutchinson
Deltox Rug Co
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hutchinson
E. Montebello
Scottsdale
Oshkosh
Wis
First Congregational Church
Boy Scouts
Order of the DeMolay
Theodore Roosevelt Scout Council
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Wisconsin
Gibbons Mortuary of
Mesa
Obituary for Mrs Ann Trader in Phoenix
Mrs Ann Trader 72 died Tuesday at Phoenix Medi Centers of America. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Central Seventh Day Adventist Church. Visitation until 9 p.m. today at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Born Mitchell Nebraska she came to the Valley in 1950 from Temple City California and co owned Foster Freez Ice Cream Store with husband Hess. Survived by daughter Mrs Gay Martin of Indio California, sister in California and three grandchildren. Contributions to church welfare fund suggested.
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Ann Trader
Phoenix Medi Centers of America
Central Seventh-Day Adventist Church
W. Flower
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
Trader
66Th St
Valley
Temple City
Calif
Mitchell
Neb
Foster Freez
12Th Street
McDowell
Hess
Gay Martin
Indio
California
Church Welfare Fund
ASU Regents May Appeal Ruling On Starsky Reinstatement
The Arizona State University Board of Regents may appeal a federal court ruling ordering the reinstatement of former philosophy professor Morris Starsky. Board chair Dr. Paul Singer said they will study the ruling before acting while Starsky awaits notification to return.
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Board of Regents
Arizona State University
Regents
Morris Starsky
Paul Singer
Starsky
U.S
Carl Muecke
Singer
ASU
Los Angeles
Muecke
Cal State
Ex UA president cited in drunk driving arrest
Richard A. Harvill, 67, former University of Arizona president, was arrested early today on a driving while intoxicated charge after police observed his car weaving on an eastside street. He reportedly refused a breath test and listed his occupation as university professor.
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Tucson
UPI
University of Arizona
Richard A. Harvill
Harvill
Phyllis J. Petersen
Granite Reef Road
Scottsdale
Thomas
SRP Plans Seven Day Canal Dry Up North of Salt River
The Salt River Project schedules a seven day dry up of canals north of the Salt River from January 6 to January 12 to enable storm water drainage work near the Arizona Canal at 48th and 56th Streets in Phoenix. A second week long dry up may follow February 3 to 10 if conditions allow. The project involves larger gates increasing flow from 500 to 1000 cubic feet per second, at a total cost of about 59000 dollars, funded by SRP for the Maricopa County Flood Control District. The City of Phoenix will also upgrade culverts and add a discharge pipe to drain runoff into the Arizona Canal.
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Salt River
SRP
Runit
Reid Teeples
Arizona Canal
48Th
56Th Streets
Phoenix
48Th Street
Grand Canal
Maricopa County
Flood Control District
City of
56Th Street
Seven hurt on rain slick Scottsdale streets
Five accidents on city streets left seven people injured as rain slicked roads. Police logged about 20 traffic mishaps with late day incidents on Miller and Scottsdale roads.
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Scottsdale
Edythe Littlejohn
Phoenix
Stuart Galladay
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Todd
Jack Allen
74Th St
Matthew A. Ritter
Miller Road
Thomas Road
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Presidential
Nguyen van Thieu
Elsworth Bunker
Frederick C. Weyand
Vietnam
Tin Song
Harry
UPI Photo
Harry Truman
Richard A. of
Mrs. Ann Trader
Arizona Employers
Phoenix College
Brig. A
Phoenix Personnel Management Assoc
Uofa
E. McDowell
Basha
Barney Dreyfuss
Camelback
Dreyfuss
Tempe
Sharon L. Drew
Osborn Road
Civic Center Plaza
Daisy Lou Levitt
Osborn
Drew
Albert Evardsen
Hayden and
Thomas Roads
Edwardson
Raymond W. Saunders
E. McDowell Rd
Tam
Sada
Scottsdale Road
PLC
Scottsdale Towers
E. Shoeman Lane
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