Marines Break Through Hue Fortifications In Bitter Street Fighting
U S Marines pressed into Hue’s Citadel amid heavy fire as Viet Cong defenders lagged. A flag was raised on a watch tower near the Perfume River while Marines secured the Yen Hoang Bridge. Casualties rose as the battle neared a possible end for more than 200 Viet Cong holdouts, with U S air raids targeting Hanoi and Radio Hanoi amid broader Saigon fighting.
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UES
Viel
Hue
Nenyen Hoang
Perfume River
Thal
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
White House
Tan Son Nhut
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Bombing of Soviet Embassy in Washington Stirs Diplomatic Row
Police and federal agents searched for leads after a predawn blast damaged a ground floor office of the Soviet Embassy. No arrests yet. The incident provoked Soviet protests about embassy protection and US denials while officials pledged full investigation and possible compensation. A watchman saw two men flee. FBI surveillance noted by a Soviet source.
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Washington
UPI
White House
U.S
George Christian
State Department
FBI
Inmates Train On Advanced Computer System at Arizona Prison
Eleven inmates with sentences from three years to life are undergoing a PL I computing course at Florence Arizona State Prison. They began with self study then progressed to regular classes, learning programming fundamentals and a general purpose language. Officials say the program will equip them with marketable skills for state jobs after release. TBM Phoenix staff are conducting the instruction to maintain a trained quasiteam.
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Florence
Arizona State Prison
Business Tirthis
W. M. Drew
The
Pardons and Parole Board
Arizona retail sales rise despite copper strike impact
Arizona retail sales climbed 3.8 percent last year to 2.7 billion dollars, up 101 million from 1986, according to Valley National Bank. The report notes spring and summer gains before and after the copper strike, with nationwide gains at 3 percent and Arizona's last quarter showing only a modest rise.
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Phoenix
UPT
Arizona
Valley National Bank
George Washington Birthday Held in Jail
In Temple Texas George Washington 24 is jailed in lieu of 500 dollars on charges tied to support for his six children. The scene contrasts public birthday celebrations with the defendant's detention.
Hunger strike vows amid New Orleans bond dispute
Black Power leader HY Ran Brown, jailed after allegedly threatening FBI agent William H. Smith Jr. and his family, says he will refuse food and water until released or dies. He faces a $50,000 bond on the threat charge and a prior $5,000 boosted to $50,000 on firearms charges.
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New
Orleans
HY Ran Brown
San Francisco
FBI
Brown
William H. Smith Jr
Fritz Windhorst
Smith
New Orleans
New York
Mitchell
California
Huey’ P. Newman
William Kunstler
Econtrol
Firemen Free Boy From Ring After Rescue at Station
Lloyd Thompson seven of 7747 E Pinchot walked into the fire station on Brown Avenue yesterday and asked for help removing a ring from his finger. Firemen cut the ring and freed him after other methods failed. In a second call, they extinguished an illegal trash burn at 59th Street at 2:32 a.m. No citation issued.
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Lloyd Thompson
E. Pinchot
Brown, Ave
59Th St
Thomas
Kennecott and unions meet for first negotiations
Kennecott Copper Corp and striking United Steelworkers met in Salt Lake City for initial talks after months of walkout that idle three copper mines. Federal mediator Joe Lyle Johnson said the session was requested by the joint negotiating committee as the long dispute continues amid calls for Taft Hartley action.
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Herbert B. Laughner
Salt Lake City
UPD
Kennecott Copper Corp
Joe Lyle. Johnson
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Federal
Kennecot
United Steelworkers of America
White House
Johnson
Kennecott
Germany and the Berlin Story shown at Arcadia High
The World Travel Series presents Germany and the Berlin Story at Arcadia High School at 8 15 p m tomorrow. Dr Gerald Hooper produced rare East Berlin films showing medieval towns and large modern cities. Tickets go on sale at 7 30 p m at the box office.
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Germany
Berlin
Arcadia High School
Gerald Hooper
East Berlin
Roof collapse in Indian village kills women and children
In Munirka near New Delhi, a mud roof gave way during a folk dancing exhibition injuring 12 others. A woman and a dozen children died in the accident as 25 spectators had crowded the roof.
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New Delhi
UPI
Munirka
Cadet Speasl case faces objections in academy court martial
Air Force cadet Paul David Speasl of Tucson is charged with armed robbery of a Colorado Springs liquor store and multiple thefts at the academy. Defense counsel Maj. Richard R. Lee challenged charges and specifications, but most objections were overruled by Maj. William H. Carnahan. Evidence gaps cited include five American Express traveler’s checks and a television set not admitted as established stolen property.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
UPI
Air Force
Richard R. Lee
Paul David Speasl
Tucson, Ariz
American Express
Stanley G. Rosen
Spears
Colorado Springs
Academy
William H. Carnahan
Lee
Obituaries Benton Brown and John Sharp
Benton Brown 54 of 4701 N 68th St pioneer in Scotsdale and Savoy Plaza Apartments died Tuesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survived by wife Jeanette L two daughters sister and one grandchild. Services tomorrow 2 30 p m at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary burial at Double Butte Cemetery Tempe. John M Sharp 72 winter visitor with son at 8613 5 Kevi Dr died this morning in Mesa General Hospital. Survived by wife Katherine son Joe daughters in Roy and Bountiful Utah two brothers and a sister and four grandchildren. Services and burial set in South Ogden Utah. Local arrangements by Green Acres Mortuary.
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Jeanette L
Bury
Ears
Riverside
Calif
Caric DeMaille
Norwalk
Robert Zimmerman
Scottsdale
Brown
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Double Butte
Tempe
John M. Sharp
Kevi Dr
Mesa General Hospital
Mr. Sharp
Holland
Roy
Utah
Katherine
Joe
Wand Mower
Jennny Ingham
Marian Hardy
Bountiful
Sharp
South Ogden
Green Acres Mortuary
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