Lebanon students strike for war mobilization and vigor
Lebanon's 15,000 university students staged their first joint strike demanding compulsory military training and a war footing. They called for punishing those responsible for the Beirut Airport raid and urged armed villages, a militia, and support for Arab guerrilla actions against Israel.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Israel
Beirut
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Athens
Jordan
Hussein Jong
Tsrreel
Zahran Youssef Ismail
Kharroub
Zubei
Abdul Hafiz Abdullash Kharroub
Amman
Damya
Jordan River
Scottsdale Spring Cultural Activities Classes Offered
Scotts dale Parks and Recreation Department announces Spring Cultural Activities Classes at Eldorado Park Recreation Building. Registration runs Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Courses include painting drawing jewelry lapidary ceramics crafts and after school ceramics for 8 to 12 year olds. Scottsdale residents pay 3 to 5.50 dollars. Courses run January 13 to April 11. For info call during registration hours.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Eldorado Park Recreation
Scottsdale
Eldorado’ Park Recreation Building
Londonderry clashes erupt during Catholics march protest
Violence flared as 3 000 to 4 000 Catholics and Protestant militants clashed on Londonderry streets during a four day march from Belfast. Police halted but fighting spread into the city as 71 people were reported injured in the chaotic demonstrations.
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Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Belfast
Queen’s University
Explorers plan to burn discarded trees at Eldorado Park
Scouts from Scottsdale posts will collect discarded trees today and Sunday and transport them to a cleared area south of the practice field in Eldorado Park. The trees will be burned Monday evening. Call Dave Evans or James Porter to arrange pickup.
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Scottsdale
Eldorado Park
Dave .Evans
James Porter
E. Vernon
Mattress Fire and Cotton Picker Blaze Near Phoenix
A mattress at 5216 N 70th Pl caused a 1:30 p.m. blaze. firefighters moved it outside and put it out with a garden hose. Damage about $100 due to a faulty bulb. Separately, a cotton picker hopper on the Salt River Indian Reservation at 92nd St and McDowell Rd burned at about 1 a.m.. hopper was two thirds full and damage estimated at $1,500. owner not located today.
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EF. M. Burkhons
N. 70Th Pl
Salt River Indian Reservation
McDowell Rd
Hong Kong flu grips Deep South and hits all states
The Deep South faced a severe Hong Kong flu epidemic as Alabama officials reported about 8,401 influenza cases with projections to 10,000. The NCDC said the outbreak is the most widespread since the 1957 Asian flu, with 65 U.S. deaths last week and 1,608 total. Three whales at Sea World in San Diego were treated with antibiotics after flu-like illness.
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UPI
Deep South
Alabama
National Communicable Diseases, Center
NCDC
Hong Kong
Sea World Aquarium
San Diego
Calif
Mackerel. Co
Ramu
Waa
Aquarium Aid
Tennessee
Alabamia
Georgia
South Carolina
Round table talks on Vietnam War stall near breakthrough
Western diplomats said all four sides agreed to a round table for expanded Vietnam talks but disagreed on whether the table would be divided by a green baize stripe. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong signaled willingness to drop remaining procedural issues, while Saigon pressed for a demarcated two party format. Talks could resume next week if a final table arrangement is reached.
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Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Peesa
South Vietnam
Hanoi
United ‘States
Saigon
Ca Lling
Bargelt
Ee See
Midwest Cold Wave Worsens Across Several States
Cold warnings blanket Missouri Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Illinois Indiana Ohio and nearby areas as subzero readings and heavy snow disrupt travel. Alarming ice jams threaten Utah communities while officials consider dynamiting ice on the San Juan River. High winds create 2 foot drifts in Kansas and Kansas City area schools cancel classes. Florida and California escape the worst though fog shrouds Sacramento Valley.
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United Press International
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Illiois
Indiana
Ohio
Atlanta
New York
Michigan
Montana
Wisconsin
Kansas
New England
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
Chicago
Anchorage
Alaska
Aberdeen
Washington
Idaho
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Utah
San Juan River
Burglary Hits Scottsdale Doctor After Vacation
Scottsdale physician Dr. Francis Bogard returned from a holiday trip to find his home burglarized. Entry was made by forcing an Arcadia door. In cash of $11.15, a $10 radio, and six bottles of liquor valued at $24 were reported stolen. Police are investigating.
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Scottsdale
Francis Bogard
Arcadia
Bogard
Arizona plants courses at Desert Botanical Garden
Native Arizona plant and shrub identification and cultivation courses begin in Papago Park. Two sessions available afternoon and evening, with all day desert field trips on February 18 for afternoon class and February 15 for evening class. Afternoon meets 3 pm and evening at 8 pm. Fee eight dollars. Contact Desert Botanical Garden for details.
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Arizona
Degert Botanical Garden
Papago Park
The
Desert Botanical Garden
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