Reds Take Plain of Jars In Laos Tank Rush
North Vietnamese forces seized the Plain of Jars at Xieng Khouang after a two hour attack that overwhelmed the government outpost. About 500 defenders listed missing as U S forces divert B52 bombers to raids against Pathet Lao and Hanoi troops estimated at 16 000.
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UPI
Plain of Jars
Xieng Khouang
Saigon
United States
Hanoi
Quane Rathikoun
Thailand
U.S
Government offices observe Washington's Birthday holiday
Arizona State University and all Maricopa County and state offices close Monday for the legal holiday honoring George Washington. Scottsdale schools remain in session while City of Scottsdale offices stay open and City of Phoenix offices close.
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Arizona State University
Maricopa County
Arizona State
George Washington
Scottsdale
City of
Commission urges end to draft for all volunteer force by 1971
A 15 member commission led by Thomas Gates recommends eliminating the draft by June 30, 1971 and replacing it with an all volunteer armed force. The report projects higher first term pay, reserves pay boosts, and a standby draft to cover international emergencies, while noting costs would rise but turnover would shrink. It estimates annual government costs of 1.5 to 4.6 billion depending on force size.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Thomas Gates
Defense
New York
White House
Burglary Reports Include TV and Watches Stolen
Police report a color television and two wrist watches valued at 348 dollars taken from the Duwayne Stonefield residence at 431 S Pueblo Way after a gate was cut and a window broken. A purse with 42 dollars and credit cards was stolen from the William Pape home at 1120 N 74th St during a kitchen entry through an unlocked carport door. A fire at Bashas Market near 74th St and McDowell Rd was extinguished by sprinkler system. blaze likely started from a faulty rear incinerator.
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Duwayne Stonefield
S. Pueblo Way
William Pape
N. 74Th St
Mrs. Pape
Bashas Market
74Th St
McDowell Rd
Hawaii abortion bill advances to likely enactment
Hawaii moves toward a liberal abortion law as the House passes the measure and the Senate schedules a Tuesday vote. The bill allows abortion by a licensed physician in state hospitals for Hawaii residents 90 days or more, with safeguards for doctors and residency attestations.
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Hawaii
Bill
House
Honolulu
UPI
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
30 Cent Pot Not So Hot in Hallsham
Thomas Woodgate bought a market stall coffee pot for 30 cents in Hallsham England. His son, a college lecturer, examined it and found the item was a radium emanator component emitting dangerous gamma rays. The device has been sealed in a lead casket at a hospital.
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Hallsham
England
UPI
Thomas Woodgate
Population growth to halt by year 2000 says Hardin
Garrett Hardin of UC Santa Barbara told a birth control conference that the U S population will stay at today s level by 2000 due to pollution control costs. He warned growth causes unbearable pollution and urged a national zero population growth rate by 1980 as attitudes toward family size shift.
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San Francisco
UPI
Garrett Hardin
University of California At
Hardin
Democrats Meet Tuesday Luncheon Club in Maricopa
The Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at noon at Dale Anderson's Restaurant 34 North Marshall Avenue Maricopa. The agenda includes a talk on Politics and the Deprived Community followed by the election of the 1970 71 nominating committee.
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Scottsdale Democratic
Will
Dale
Obituaries for Ellis E. Taylor and Dr. George D. Reay
Services for Ellis E. Taylor 45 foreman with Arizona Highway Dept killed on Maricopa Freeway set for Monday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale. Survivors include widow Ruby Jane and sons Leonard and Edgar. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Private services for Dr George Daniel Reay 68 at Messinger Mortuary follow his death at home. He practiced in Wisconsin and Arizona, leaves Frances and a daughter and two grandsons. donations to George Memorial Scholarship Fund at Univ of Arizona medical school requested.
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Arizona Highway Dept
Green Acres Mortuary
Taylor
Phoenix
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Mesa
Maricopa
Masonic Lodge F&am No. 43
Scott
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Sipe Peterson Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
el Zariba Shrine
Los Arcos Methodist Church
Ruby Jane
Leonard
Edgar
Edgar Taylor
Albert Smith
Masonic Lodge
Intermerit
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Messinger Mortuary
George Daniel Reay
Mountain Shadows
Reay
Hamilton
Iowa
Douglas
Onalaska
Wis
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Scottish Rite
Frances
Eric Silburg
Omaha
George
University of Arizona Medical School
Memorial for Frank C Buhrig in Arizona
Frank C Buhrig 49 of 6810 E Cochise Rd Scottsdale died this morning in Baptist. He moved from Rockford Illinois four years ago and was engineering manager for AiResearch. A World War II veteran he belonged to Flying As square dance group Foresters of America and the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers. Survived by widow Elsie a daughter Linda J of Scottsdale a son Frank of Sunnyslope and two sisters. Services Monday 3 30 p m Messinger Mortuary Cremation later. Friends may call Sunday afternoon. Twelve blind children will ride tandem bicycles from Los Arcos Mall Eldorado Park for a picnic Sunday guests of Arizona State Council of American Youth Hostels.
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Frank C. Buhrig
E. Cochise Rd
Baptist Hospital
Buhrig
Scottsdale
Frank
Sunnyslope
Los Arcos Mallo Eldorado Park
Arizona State Council of American Youth
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