Vietnam Reds launch attacks and U.S. losses rise
UPI reports Communist forces killed eight Americans early today in major ground actions near Chu Lai and Da Nang. B52s and fighter-bombers struck the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos as U.S. and South Vietnamese commands report intensified operations in Vietnam and Laos amid Vietnamization transfers and Cambodian convoy clashes.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
Ho” “Chi? Minh Trail
Laos
Chu Lai
South ‘Vietnam
Da-Nang
Stock Market Snapshot with Interims and Key Movers
Dow Jones interim averages show gains led by Trans and broader stock rally with mixed gains across sectors. Notable movers include American Can, American Motors, AT&T, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Motorola, Pan American, Texaco, Union Oil, RCA, and Zenith among others as volume reached about 15 million shares.
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Dow Jones
Indus
Aleaa
Eastern Air Lines
Eastman
Emérson
Fairchild
Ford Motors
Frontier
Gensel Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Genéral Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
Lee
IBM
Johns Manville
Litton
Mar‘cor
Minnesota
Motorola
North Amn
Rockwell
Hai ‘ “Northrup
Mrgt
Owens Tllinocis
SRE
Pan American Cte
Penn Central
Pepsi “Polaroid
Ggg Raytheon
RCA BB
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears Roeluck
Southern
United Aircraft
Scottsdale Men Win Top Scout Awards at 50th Anniversary Dinner
Edward B. Jubber and Clifford J. Woodka, both of Scottsdale, received the Silver Beaver Award at the Theodore Roosevelt Council, Boy Scouts of America 50th anniversary recognition dinner. The event drew more than 1,000 attendees at the Westward Ho Hotel in Phoenix, with 13 leaders honored for distinguished service to boyhood.
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Alma Woodka
Cliff Woodka
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Scottsdale
Theodore,‘Roosevelt
Council
Boy Scouts
Edward B. Jubber
N. ‘Tet St
Clifford J. Woodka
Virginia
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Jubber and
Woodka
Beaves
William E Crowley obituary with services in Scottsdale
William E Crowley a retired construction foreman who moved to Scottsdale in 1957 died Saturday in a local nursing home. A rosary will be recited tonight at Messinger Mortuary and Mass will be said Tuesday at St Theresa's Church with burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survivors include wife Irene and two sons William Jr of Phoenix and John R of Glendale.
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William” Edward Rowley
Messinger
Crowley
E. Lafayette
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland ‘Construction
Scottsdale
The
Democrat’ Club
St. Theresa’s
St.Theresa’s
E. Thomas
Irene
William, Jr
Phoenix
Fohn
Glendale
Dozier Mary C 78 Native of Kentucky Dies in Lexington
Mrs Mary C Dozier 78 Baptist church member died Saturday at her home Bago E Sage Drive Lexington She came from Madison County Kentucky in 1969 She is survived by two sons W R Dozier of Scottsdale and Robert L Dozier of Huntington WV Services were held Sunday at Messinger Mortuary Burial will be in Richmond Kentucky
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Mary
Calvin
Dozier
A. Baptist Church
Bago. E. Sage Drive
Madison ‘County
Kyo
W. R. Dozier
Scottsdale
Robert.l. ‘Dozier
Huntington
W.va
Messinger
Richmond, Ky
Henry Jeutter Former Chicago purchasing agent dies
Henry Jeutter a former purchasing agent for a Chicago clothing manufacturer died Sunday in his home at 8211 EB Valley Vista. He is survived by his wife Vivian and a daughter Carolyn of Scottsdale. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd until 8:30 p.m. today. Services and burial will be in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry “Jeutter
Chicago
Valley Vista
Jeutter
Fire Teams Contain Early Morning Apartment Blaze
A fire at 5751 BS Bine near Phoenix confined to one apartment and two vehicles after 16 firefighters and six trucks responded. Occupant identified as Mrs Edith Merkling. Cause under investigation. Earlier, a car fire on Mc Kellips Road caused $700 damage and other small fires were extinguished nearby.
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Bine
Phoenix
Cottsdale
McKellips Road
Hayden
Israeli raid on Lebanon villages kills guerrillas
Israeli forces struck two southern Lebanon villages early today and destroyed three houses used as guerrilla bases. At least three guerrillas were killed while Israel reported one soldier killed and three wounded. The raid, the second in 16 days, followed ten guerrilla attacks since January 10.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Suez-Canal
Egypt
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Palm Beach
Harriman
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hald. A
Alexei N
Metulla
Qila
Environment group to meet in Phoenix
Defense of the Environment Inc. will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in St Luke's Hospital. Topics include rising smelter and automobile emissions and potential strengthening of state emission laws. A panel from the air pollution subcommittee of the Maricopa Environmental Task Force will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense of the Enviroment, Inc
St. Luke’s Hospital
Maricopa
Minibike Collision Injures Two Youths in Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley authorities report two youths injured in a Sunday minibike collision in a vacant field at 6200 E Lincoln Drive. Patrick Terry 12 of 6238 E Keim Dr suffered a compound fracture of the right leg. Vernon Proll 13 of 89 Mountain Shadows West suffered a compound fracture of the right arm. The incident occurred at 3 p.m. as both rode in the field.
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Patrick Terry
E. Keim
Vernon Proll
Mountain Shadows
West Terry
Proll
Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Connally Linked to 225000 From Richardson Foundation
IRS records show John B Connally Jr received at least 225000 from Sid W Richardson Foundation while Texas governor. Foundation debts to Connally declined from 225000 in 1966 to 75000 by 1969 as Connally faced Treasury secretary nomination and public questions about wealth.
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Washington
UPI
John B Connally Jr
Nixon
Treasury
Texas
Sid W. Richardson
Internal Revenue Service
Connally
Sid ‘W Richardson
Fort Worth
Tex
Richardson
IRS
Richardson’ Foundation
Pal
The
New York Times
Perry R. Bass
Foundation
Bass
Navy
John F. Kennedy
the Times
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Russell
B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Long
Two admitted in Scottsdale two car crash
Ten people were treated and two admitted at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a two car collision at Shea Boulevard and Pima Road. Notable injured include Louise Dorman 62 and Emma Mc Farland 68 both in good condition. Corzine 35 cited for failure to yield. Police also logged eight other weekend incidents.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Shea’ Boulevard
Pima Road
Louise Dorman
B. “Center
Mesa
Emma McFarland
Scottsville
Mich
Donald Corzine
Jack McFarland
Fae Vista Dr
Us 18
Weinman
Shed Boulevard
Corzine
McFarland
Corzines
Frank Dorman
Andy
Chris
Corzinés
Ethiae Truck
E. Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Trio nabbed on pot charges near Verde River junction
A Scottsdale youth and two Phoenix men were arrested by sheriff deputies for illegal marijuana possession near the Verde and Salt Rivers junction Sunday afternoon. Michael C. Smith, 18, of 6613 E Exeter, and Mark C. Henes, 18, Phoenix, along with a 19-year-old male, were taken to the county jail.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Sheriff's
Verde River
Michael
C. Smith
E. Exeter
Mark C.henes
Verde
Salt Rivers
Smith
Henes
Man Exposes Himself In Fashion Square Parking Lot
Police search for a dark haired man about 19 after a 22 year old woman reports the incident at 2 30 p m Saturday in the Fashion Square south parking lot. The suspect approached, exposed himself, and the woman drove to the police station to report. He was described as six feet tall, wearing a white T shirt and blue jeans.
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Fashion Square
Father and son injured in minibike bicycle crash
Thomas Byrum, 46, and his son Matthew, 7, were treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after a minibike bicycle collision in front of their home at 8325 Cherry Lynn. They were riding eastbound side by side holding hands when Matthew lost control causing the minibike to fall. No citation issued.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Cheery Lynn
Thomas Byrum
Matthew
Cheery ‘Lynn
Burglary Losses Top $1 100 In Scottsdale Weekend
Police report three burglaries over the weekend in Scottsdale with losses exceeding 1100 dollars. At Safari Hotel room of Edward, thieves pried door, stealing 750 in traveler's checks, an hearing aid, and a 250 wristwatch while occupants slept. Arabian Bazaar on 29 N Brown Ave saw break in front window and theft of water pipes and a vase valued at about 60 dollars. Scotch Mist at 1137 Ne Scottsdale Rd robbed Sunday about 10 230 with two bottles of liquor stolen. Police saw two suspects fleeing but did not apprehend them.
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Scottsdale
Colaumas
Edward
Safari Hotel
Rolts
Pam
Paradise Valley burglaries net over one thousand dollars
Paradise Valley police report three cat type burglaries yielding over $1 100 in cash. The Leonard Rizzi residence on 6215 East Bret Hills saw $1 047 stolen, with entry undetermined. The Louis Klein home at 7834 65th Street lost $80 and the S Carl Jennings residence at 6445 Stallion Road $12. entry was via an unlocked door and a carport opening.
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Paradise Valley
Paradisemar Thal
Leonard Rizzi
Bret -Hills
Louis
Klein
Carl- Jennings
Stallion-Rd
Gail
Jennings
Man Grabs Purse and Flees From Car
Frieda Warner reported a man in his early 30s snatched her purse as she exited her car at home. He jumped into a late model car with two other occupants nearby, carrying about $100 in cash and identification. No further description was given.
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Frieda Warner
E.mariposa
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Pathet Lao
Hanoi
United States
198Th
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
a. _ Air Force
Phan Rang
Cambodia
High Command
Kompong Som
Phnom Penh
Am Rong
F. J. DuPont, Glore Forgan & Co
William
E.crowley
Mary. C. Dozier
Henry Jeutter
Carolyn
Phoenix Fire Department
Scottsdale Fire Department
Becky , Moor
Granite Reef
McDonald and Hayden
Paradise
Valley
Texas Foundation
Dr. Kershaw
Try
A.R. Kershaw
St Ave
N-E-S
Man
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