Soviets accuse bombing was deliberate in Haiphong raid
Moscow accuses US forces of deliberately bombing a Soviet freighter near Haiphong after a US apology. The Soviet article in TsKvestia claims ringed delayed action bombs surrounded the ship. In Saigon Thieu may visit the United States before November elections to discuss peace talks and wartime progress. McCarthy challenges top officials to oppose Vietnam policy. Marcos warns of an imported war if US and allies pull out. Commerce secretary Trowbridge says business leaders fear new controls on dollar outflow.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Haiphong
Tzvestia
Saigon
Thieu
U.S
White House
South Vietnm
Manila
Philippine
Ferdinand Marcos
Asia
United States
Vietnam
Marcus
United Press International
South Vietnam
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Trowbridge
UPI
China
North Vietnam
Peking
Hanoi
Surveyor 7 Poised for Moon Launch at Cape Kennedy
America prepares for the Surveyor 7 mission with a blastoff set for 12 55 A M EST at Cape Kennedy. The objective is to obtain data on the moon’s origin and surface. In Milbrook New York eighteen year old John Leary son of Timothy Leary faces a second marijuana possession arrest in a month.
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Cape Kennedy
America
Milbrook
N.Y
John Leary
Timothy Leary
Leary
New York
Burglary at Switzers Womens Shop in Fashion Square
Scottsdale police report a burglar broke a plate glass window at Switzers Womens Shop in Fashion Square and stole about 4500 in coats suits and dresses. Verrona Moore, an employee, found the crime Friday morning. police believe one person carried out the theft and passed over fur coats. Investigators continue the inquiry.
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Scottsdale
Switzers Womens Shop
Fashion Square
Verrona Moore
Loretta Hollen
Humphrey Voices U.S. Support for Africa's Self Rule
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged the Organization of African Unity in Addis Ababa that the United States backs majority rule, human rights, and self determination. He condemned white regimes in Rhodesia and South Africa and pledged material and moral help to independent African nations during his nine nation tour.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rhodesia
South Africa
America
Africa
Humphrey
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Scottsdale residents improvise with old stamps as rates rise
Scottsdale residents will need to add a one cent stamp to five cent stamps for first class letters due to a delay in new six cent stamps arriving. The Scottsdale post office says the new stamps are not in yet and may arrive next week while air mail and postal card rates also change. The Phoenix post office has six cent stamps in sheets but not rolls, delaying full use of the new rates.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix Post Office
Hanoi eyes Indonesia as mediator amid Vietnam peace talks
London dispatch notes Hanoi's choice of Indonesia as mediator may signal defiance or independence from Beijing. Hanoi seeks a channel without Chinese approval, while Indonesia's anti communist stance complicates Peking's influence. Beijing and Moscow both shape Hanoi's balancing act in Asia.
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London
UPI
Hanoi
Indonesia
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Peking
China
Jakarta
Communist Party
Moscow
Mos
Sukarno
Asia
Five antiwar leaders indicted in draft resistance case
A Boston grand jury indicted pediatrician Benjamin Spock Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr Marcus Raskin Harvard student Michael Ferber Mitchell Goodman and Paul Markham officials said more charges may follow. Spock defended resistance saying jail could aid the movement while officials announced no immediate arrests and set arraignment dates.
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Boston
UPI
Benjamin Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Justice Department
Spock
New York
United States
Spocker
Coffin
Marcus Raskin
Institute For Policy: ‘Studies
Michael Ferber
Harvard University
Mitchell Goodman
New York City
Temple
Maine
Paul Markham
U.S
Scottsdale starts work on new library and city hall
Civic Center began surveying and staking the foundation for Scottsdale's new library and a new city hall north of Second Street between Hinton and George Avenue. The project, costing 1.4 million dollars, is expected to be completed next fall. Joe Haston and Tom Moseley are laying out the foundation.
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Arnold Construction Co
Scottsdale
Second St
Hinton
George Ave
Joe Haston
Tom Moseley
ACLU Sues Draft Board Over Vietnam Protests
Detroit report says the American Civil Liberties Union filed suit against the draft system charging Selective Service Director General Lewis Hershey with overstepping. Michigan ACLU director Ernest Mazey calls Hershey's directive chilling and says it allows boards to reclassify protesters, noting similar cases in Camden and Seattle.
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Detroit
UPI
American Civil Liberties Union
Selective Service
Lewis Hershey
ACLU
Don of Hershey
Administration
Ernest Mazey
Michigan Aclu
Hershey
Mazey
Draft’ Board
Camden
N.J
Seattle
Wash
Sidewalk hazards threaten Navajo Elementary walkers
Parents along Camelback Road between 78th and 82nd streets fear missing sidewalk sections after Indian Bend Wash flooding. Nine year old Cildy Grover was hit while walking her bike in a crosswalk at 78th Street and Camelback Road. Benjamin Kowalski was cited for failure to yield.
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Camelback Rd
78Th St
82Nd St
Indian Bend Wash
Cildy Grover
N. Miller Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Benjamin Kowalski
49Th Pl
Phoenix
Navajo School
Granite Reef
Camelback Rds
City Weather and Flood Repair Update
The report notes mostly cloudy skies with little temperature change today and tonight with highs near 55 to 60 and lows around 30 to 35. Jack Bushnell Scottsdale street superintendent says recent area flooding washed out sidewalk sections near Miller Road south of Canielback. Asphalt sidewalks were built to help school children avoid mud and water along the road. Replacement of the damaged sidewalk is scheduled for next week.
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Indian Bend Wash
Nation Faces Deep Freeze Amid Record Subzero Temperatures
United Press International reports a brutal winter thaw failed to last as Midwest and Great Lakes roads were iced by subzero temperatures. In Michigan snow piled up to 18 inches while International Falls recorded 40 below and Minneapolis hit 7 below. Denver saw 14 inches of snow as the storm threatened further cold.
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United Press International
Michigan
Midwest
Mercury
International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
U.S
Weather Bureau
Denver
Colo
Battle near Saigon: 16 Americans killed in 103man company ambush
UPI reports a 103 man Americal unit from the 196th Light Infantry Brigade was ambushed 360 miles north of Saigon. 16 Americans died, 56 wounded, 7 missing after a night of heavy fire in a U shaped trap. North Vietnamese casualties were few, with only two bodies found. Air and helicopter support tried to break the siege as the battle ended at dawn.
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Saigon
UPI
Col. Louis
Gélling
U.S
North Vietnam
Key Lang Son
Red China
South Vietnam
Gelling
196Th Light Infantry
William Hall
Hall
Que' Son
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Jack Collins
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