Viet Nam frontline siege in Laos near Khe Sanh
A 3000 strong North Vietnamese force besieged a South Vietnamese outpost in Laos near LZ Ranger, part of the Ho Chi Minh Trail drive. South Vietnamese casualties were heavy with at least 26 killed and 110 wounded among the 39th Ranger Battalion. 60 missing and fears of overrun persisted as U S helicopters evacuated wounded.
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UPI
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
Ted
Vane iI
Ranger
Ivo
Sout Vietnamese 39Th Ranger Battalion
LZ Ranger
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Khe
Sanh
Khe Sanh
Lt . Ranger
Suit seeks transfer of county elections staff to registrar office
Paul N. Marston filed suit against the Board of Supervisors asking for two employees to assist with voter registrations. He seeks to prohibit interference in the county records office operations and requests the transfer of David J. Nicol, the county elections director, and Sylvia Pace, a clerk with supervisory rating, to Marston's office.
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Proenix
UPI
Paul N. Marston
Board” of Supervisors
Marston Bald
David J. Nicol
Sylvia Pace
Marston
Local high school students win Junior Achievement honors
Pam Stout of Saguaro High School and Eric Pillmore of Arcadia High earned JA Metropolitan awards at a Saddleback Inn luncheon. Pillmore received the Achievers Award and the Junior Executive Award, while Stout was named 1970 Management Conference delegate.
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Pam. Stout
Saguaro
Eric Pillmore
Arcadia High
Phoenix
Tio
Pillmore
Miss_ Stout
Saddleback Inn
Obituary of Fred R Callahan 93 Scottsdale resident
Fred R Callahan 93 died this morning in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Services Monday at 3 p.m. Messinger Mortuary 7601 Indian School Rd. Cremation to follow. A Chicago native who came to Scottsdale in 1963, he was retired director of safety at Colemain Coach Co. Survivors include wife Mattie two sons Bob and Jim a brother and two sisters Mrs. Margaret Norton and Mrs. Alberta Knapp, three grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
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E. ‘Oak
Scottsdale
Chicago
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Bob
Jim
Woodstock
Margaret Norton
Alberta.Knapp
Phoenix
Esther French 68 Dies at Scottsdale Home
Mrs Esther French 68 died Thursday at her Scottsdale home 7833 E Coolidge She was born in Topeka Kan member of Florence Crittenton Club and Order of Eastern Star came to Scottsdale in 1958 from Wilmette Il She is survived by husband Leslie son Morris McFarland Gaithersburg Md sister in Kansas and a grandson Services were held this afternoon at St Barnabas on the Desert Church Burial will be in Topeka Kansas
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Order of Eastern ‘Star
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Wilmette
St.’Barnabas On the Desert Church
Mockingbird Lane
Illegal possession charge filed against local student
Michael A Cordalis 19 of 6328 ECatesby Rd was charged with illegal possession of marijuana after Maricopa County Sheriff deputies arrested him and a 16 year old girl near Indian Bend Road east of Scottsdale Road. Cordalis allegedly tried to hide a plastic bag containing a suspected marijuana substance as deputies questioned them. The substance was sent for testing.
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E.catesby
Maricopa
Judson’ School
Rock concerts return to Memorial Coliseum on trial basis
Phoenix report says Memorial Coliseum board, urged by youths, will allow rock shows again on a trial basis with safeguards. Smoking ban in seating area starts May 1, midways contract set for 1971 fair, two acts booked, volunteer teen monitors to patrol for nicotine violations. first show date pending calendar. Scottdale cartoonist Reg Manning received $500 and the George Washington Honor Medal at Valley Forge ceremonies honoring American values.
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Phoenix
UPI
Memorial Coliseum
Center Board
Dick Smith
Ex-convict Guzman Confesses to Dallas River Killings
Rene Adolfo Guzman 33 and Leonardo Ramos Lopez 25 were identified as the shooters in an execution style attack that left three deputy sheriffs dead near the Trinity River downtown Dallas. Guzman described disarming officers, binding others, and fleeing with Lopez after opening fire.
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UPI
Rene Adolfo
Guzman
al Capone
Leonardo Ramos-Lopez
Lopez
Clarencé Jones
A.D. McCurley
Trinity
Tempe Woman Hurt in Two Car Collision
A Tempe woman, 22, Carolyn Littrell of 1137 E. Orange, was treated and released after a rear end collision with a driver from Yuma, Robert McGinn, 22, on Scottsdale Road at Belleview. McGinn cited for speed. Six other two car accidents Friday with no injuries were under police investigation at Hayden and Thomas, Oak and 83rd, McDowell and 3102 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale and First Ave, and other sites.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Carolyn Littrell
E. Orange
Robert McGinn
Yuma
Scottsdale Road
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McGinn
Hayden
Thomas
Scottsdale
Oak
83Rd Street
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First Avenue
Public Panel At Coronado High On Society Issues
Ten area high school students will discuss today’s society in a public panel at Coronado High School. Topics include race relations ecology war and peace urbanization and family life. The Coronado High Human Relations Club aims to include diverse races and religions. The panel honors National Brotherhood Week ending Monday. It begins 7:30 p.m. in Room 107.
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Coronado High -Human_Rélations- Club
National Brotherhood
Emperor Hirohito Eyes Historic State Visit to Europe
Tokyo reports negotiations underway for Emperor Hirohito to undertake a state visit to three European nations next autumn. Officials say a public announcement is not yet made. If realized it would be the first time a Japanese emperor has left Japan.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hirohito
Imperial Household Agency
Woman Reports Home Invasion Near East Phoenix
Scottsdale and Phoenix authorities describe a home invasion early today with a Black male suspect, wearing a white shirt and long hair, who gagged, assaulted, and fled after entering through a rear window. A second incident in Scottsdale involved a white male attacker who fled after being bitten.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Allison Steel ordered to curb smoke emissions at Tempe mill
Allison Steel Manufacturing Co reduced iron oxide releases by 99 percent over five years but was ordered by the County Air Pollution Hearing Board to eliminate smoke from cleaning hot ladles. The firm received a conditional permit and must stop the smoke by June 14 or face court action.
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Phoenix
UPI
Allison Steel Manufacturing Co
Tempe
Alison “Steel
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