Counterattack and heavy fighting in Laos during Ho Chi Minh Trail campaign
UPI reports South Vietnamese forces in Laos counterattacked Hill 31 amid close combat as Hanoi forces pressed along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Bases Landing Zone Ranger South and Ranger North faced heavy attack. one was abandoned with its 450 defenders. Cobra helicopters used missiles. U.S. air and artillery supported allies.
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Saigon
UPI
Laos
Cam‘paign
Hoang Xuan Lam
Cam
1St Armored Brigade
Hill 30
Hill 31
U.S
Ranger South
Ranger North
Kissinger Says North Vietnam Invasion Not Most Likely
In a CBS interview Henry Kissinger said an invasion of North Vietnam is not the dominant probability at the moment. He noted it would be a novel problem since North Vietnam invading others would have been unthinkable a year ago and stressed South Vietnam would need Presidential approval for any such move.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Kissinger
Indochina
South Vietnam
Reyes Munoz Keeps Busy Year After Childbirth
Mrs parpare Reyes Munoz, 61, gave birth to her 2nd child in Santiago Chile. Doctors said Thursday the mother and daughter are in good condition.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Parpare Reyes Munoz
Obituary: Mrs Carl Zeiss Leader in Civic Affairs Dies
Mrs Carl Zeiss founder of the Defenders of American Liberties died at home in Winnetka Illinois. She was a Vassar graduate active in Chicago and Woodstock civic life serving on multiple boards and as Women’s Club president. Survivors include two daughters and eight grandchildren. Services Saturday at All Saints Episcopal Church burial at Oakwood Cemetery Chicago. Memorials to John Birch Society or Foundation for Christian Theology.
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Mré
Carl Zeiss
Defenders of American ‘Liberties
Clearwater Parkway
Women’s Club
Winnetka, Il
Jofin Birch
Zeiss
Forthi
Chicago
Wayne
Pary
Woodstock
Ill
Howard
K. “Brown
Scottsdale
Grimshaw’s. Bethany
John Birch Society
Belmont
Mass
Foundation For Christian Theology
Victoria
Tex
Col. Charles P Crosby Army Officer Dies in Arizona
Charles P Crosby 65 a career Army officer died Wednesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He served as executive officer at the 55th Quartermaster Depot Korea 1953 54 and received the Legion of Merit. Burial with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Survived by wife Joyce a Phoenix sister Mrs Hesslegrave and another sister and brother out of state. Contributions suggested to the American Heart Association.
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Charles Pelman Crosby
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Col. "Crosby
Avalon
Quar Termaster
Korea
Maricopaounty
Joyce
Mrss
Hesslegrave
Phoenix
Grace Murray Dies. Scottsdale Official’s Mother
Mrs Grace F Murray mother of Scottsdale Vice Mayor Ken Murray died Thursday at Golden Age Nursing Home She had moved from San Diego last year and lived with her son at 8738 E Sandlewood She was a member of Rebekkah Lodge No 137 in San Diego Survivors include four grandchildren Visitation at Green Acres Mortuary is set 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sunday Final services and burial in Greenwood Mortuary San Diego
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Grace
Murray
Scottsdale
Ken
Golden -Age Nursing Home
San
Diéo
E. Sandlewood
Rebekkah Lodge No
San Diego
Green Acres Mortuary
Greenwood Mortuary
Longtime Scottsdale Coin Club Member George L. Gove Dies
George L. Gove a longtime Scottsdale businessman died Thursday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital He lived at 2700 N Hayden and came to the area from East Orange New Jersey in 1941 He is survived by his wife Francis a son George 5 of Scottsdale two brothers Fred of Phoenix and Harold A of Florida and two grandchildren Visitation is Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens at Green Acres Mor tuary 401 N Hayden funeral at 1 p.m Monday in Green Acres Memorial Gardens and Mor tuary officers and organizations including Phoenix and Mesa Coin Clubs and the American and Arizona State Numismatic Associations are noted in the obituary
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George’l. Gove
Scottsdale
Will Bee
Green Acres
N. Hayden
Memorial Gardens
Gove
Scottsdale Baptist
Phoenix and
Mesa
Arizona State
East Orange
N.J
Francis
George 5
Fred
Phoenix
Harold
Florida
Launch Saturday for Scottsdale Rocket Society Model Rockets
The Scottsdale Rocket Society announces an open launch this Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Scottsdale and Bell roads site. An admission fee of 50 cents applies and the public is invited to attend the model rocket competition.
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Scottsdale Rocket Society
Scottsdale and
Bell Roads
Scottsdale PTA Founders Day banquet emphasizes maturity and service
Rev. Michael J Weishaar urged Scottsdale PTA members to pursue maturity through decision making, selflessness, and emotional balance at Coronado High School. Four students received essay awards on the theme Tomorrow What I Can Do to Make It Better. Council leaders urged revisiting traditions while shaping a better world and pressed guests to contact legislature on kindergarten funding. Dale E Wise led Coronado High Gantadoras Singers in a music program.
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Scottsdale-Ptar- Council
Michael J. Weishaar
OFM
PTA
Coronado High Hool
Franciscan Renewal ‘Center
Casa de, Paz Y- Bien
Scottsdale
Robert Gildersleeve
Eugene—Burnkrant
Bryant Ziegler
Ingleside School
Judi Welch
Court of Appeals Modifies Wick Divorce Judgment
The Court of Appeals alters the 1967 divorce between Henry Wick III and Jane Wick. Wick must transfer assets totaling 270000 dollars plus annual support of 32400 dollars for life and cover 10000 dollars in legal fees. The decree also restricts Wick from disposing of marital property for the benefit of his new income source.
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Court of Appeals
Henry Wick III
Judson Schoo
Wick
Jane
Paradise Valley
Fires damage multiple sites including home car and storage
Multiple fires caused about 900 in damages Thursday including a Fay Church lane storage room attic blaze at 7507 E Kimsey Lane and a 150 car fire with unknown cause. Fire crews arrived at 12 52 p m near 2931 N Scottsdale Road and a 1968 Porsche owned by Harry Switzer was damaged. A furnace motor sparked a fire at Sue Abajay 7320 E Camelback causing 150 damage to a junction box and switch. The cause of several blazes remains undetermined.
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Fay
Kimsey Lane
Scottsdale Road
Harry Switzer
Sue . Abajay
Scottsdale Police Probe Two Minor Traffic Crashes
Scottsdale police investigated two accidents Thursday both with no apparent injuries. One crash occurred at 82nd Street and Valley Vista at 8 a.m. involving two cars. The other was a one car crash at 7950 North Pima Road at 5:40 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Ohio
82Nd Street
Valley Vista
Pima Rd
Dortmund Postmen Warned by Dog Breed Guide
A Dortmund report notes a postal guide advising on dog breeds used to attack mailmen. It lists Doberman pinschers German shepherds Boxers and dachshunds and claims bites rose to about 2,000 last year.
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Dortmund
Germany
UPI
Dortmund -Poatmen
Airman held for assault at Williams AFB and police arrests
An airman stationed at Williams Air Force Base was arrested Thursday in connection with an assault on Nov 21, 1970. Richard Bibler, 21, faces aggravated battery charges for allegedly striking Carl Granzow of Phoenix several times during an argument outside the Red Dog Night Club. Bibler posted bond and was released on his own recognizance after arraignment in Justice Court. Also, Scottsdale man Robert Vanskyhock, 20, was arrested for reckless driving and disturbing the peace after police observed him driving rapidly and loudly at NT Plaza. he was released on $150 bail. The English Speaking Union hosted a champagne party at the Homestead in Paradise Valley to honor British Consul General Andrew Franklin on the group’s 50th anniversary.
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Williams Air Force Base
Richard Bibler
Carl Granzow
Phoenix
Red Dog Night Club
Bibler
Justice Court
Scottsdale
Robert” Vanskyhock
Rancho. Vista
NT Plaza
Paradise Valley Country Club
Andrew Franklin
Difion
Belli Talk Sparks Lighter Moments From Speech
Progress staffer recalls Melvin Belli at Scottsdale community event. A tale includes a Candlestick Park heat myth and a San Francisco Giants joke. Belli harshly criticizes J Edgar Hoover while recounting prison anecdotes and hard luck cases.
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Larry Ross
Treader
Melvin Belli
Scottsdale Community College
Belli
San Francisco Giant
Candlestick Park
Reim‘bursement
Alaska
San Francisco Call- Bulletin
San Francisco
Quentin
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Priday
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Paris
United Press “International
DuPont, Glore Forgan & Co
Dow Jones Interimaneraers
Indus
Anaconda
Arizona
Sve
Bell. & Howell
Ty Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
CBS Seca
DuPont
Air Line Aasim
Jun Ee
Raichild Gamera
Ford ‘Motors
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone Foodyear
Honeywell
Sit&t
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Motorola
North Amn
Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Penn Central
Polaroid
Raytheon
Eae
Onertch
Tnt
Boe
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Exaco
Trans America
United Aircraft
US Steel
314
Web
Xerox
Zenith
Thames
Mrs. Carl
Charles P. Crosby
Army Quartermaster Center
Industrial College, of the Armed Forces
Chubby
ESC Reeig SC Oa
Ponderosa Lumber CO
E. Thoma Rd
Union Party
Progress News
Ross
Camelback Road
Lee
BankAmericard
Atures
Sco Phoenix
Adams St. Mesa
CE Joon
Cen
Tempe 'Bos Mill Ave
Tei
Chris
Bethany Home
Tucson
Amphi Pl
Thomas Wank
E. Thomas R .Yuma
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