Cambodian leader says plot aimed to kill Tito in Phnom Penh
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced in a Phnom Penh broadcast that Cambodian authorities thwarted a Chinese led conspiracy to blow Phnom Penh sky high and assassinate Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito. Police seized four crates of powerful grenades and a communications radio during arrests.
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Bangkok
UPI
Phnom Penh
Josip Broz
Tito
Yugoslavia
Norodom ‘Sihanouk
Moscow
Sihanouk
Marshall Tito
Yugoslav Communist Party
Belgrade
Two juveniles arrested in Scottsdale auto theft case
Two youths were arrested on suspicion of grand theft auto and curfew violation after a special alarm alerted William Sands that his 1957 Chevrolet was moved. The car was recovered quickly behind the Executive House. the youths were released to their parents around 3 a.m. Officers credited the alarm system for the swift recovery.
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Grand Theft Auto
Scottsdale
William P. Sands
Virginia
Sands
Gaskins Faces Debates Amid Challenging Oakland County Race
Scottsdale city council candidate Jay Gaskins said he will attend several debates despite being outgunned and outnumbered by incumbents. He expects meetings with Bill Jenkins on January 17 at a Kiwanis gathering, with Bob Jones at a Jaycee debate on January 25, and with Mayor Bud Tims in the same event.
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Scottsdale
Jay Gaskins
Gaskins
Bill Jenkins
Paradise Valley ‘Kiwanis
Joe Hunt
Bob Jones
Scottsdale Rodeo Grounds
Dan Bartos
Bud “Tims
Scottsdale Police Chief Backs State Public Safety Department
Scottsdale police chief Walter Nemetz and Magistrate Ed Boyle touted a proposed Arizona bill creating a state Department of Public Safety to unify enforcement, training, and crime prevention. Sen. John Conlan plans hearings. the bill outlines a governor appointed director, five divisions, an advisory council, and a $250000 startup fund.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
State Department of ‘Public Safety
John Conlan
Walter Nemetz
Ed Boyle
Conlan
Boyle
State Department
Nemetz
Department of Public Safety
Maricopa County
Senate
Arizona Highways Patrol
Narcotics Enforcement and
FBI
Atorney
Heart transplant patient in semi coma faces liver threat
In Palo Alto California 54 year old Mike Kasperak the first adult heart transplant patient shows semi comatose condition after a week post surgery Doctors say the new heart functions but a chronic liver ailment endangers recovery. In Saigon a power workers strike enters its third day with electricity cut and port operations disrupted. In Bangkok Thailand an American estimate notes limited progress from U S Cambodian talks with Prince Sihanouk pushing for international patrols to prevent communist crossings.
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Palo
Alto
California
America
Palo Alto
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Kasperak
Saigon
U.S. Army
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Sihanouk
Southeast Asia
Chester Bowles
Cambodia
North Vietnam
International Control Commission
Two Phoenix Teens Shot. One Dies. Suspect Charged
In Phoenix an 18 year old Robert Moore died at Memorial Hospital two hours after being wounded. A 21 year old Lee Magee was arrested on an assault charge upgraded to murder after Moore's death. A second victim, 18 year old Helen Avilla, was wounded when shot from a passing car. Police seek a third suspect.
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Phoenix
Robert ‘Moore
Mémorial Hospital
Lee Magee
Moore
Helen Avilla
Sex education group urges funding for programs in schools
Esther Schulz of SIECUS told Arizona State University attendees that sex education in schools requires solid funding and cannot start without money. The conference, part of a family living series at ASU, featured panels with nurses, teachers, and Scottsdale district officials discussing current Arizona sex education efforts.
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New York City
Arizona State University
Siecus
Maricopa Health Department
Memorial Union
ASU
Kathleen ‘Smith
St. Daniel_the Prophet School
Arizona
John Tanner
Scottsdale
Civic Eaders
Cambodia-Sihanouk seeks ICC patrols to curb border infiltrations
Phnom Penh reports that Poland and the Soviet Union oppose a plan to send ICC patrols along the Cambodia Vietnam border. Sihanouk says the note requests tighter border surveillance and elimination of foreign infil tration, while Bowles says progress is possible but unresolved. U.S. sources note India and ICC may back border investigations depending on future votes.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Poland
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Vietnam
International Control Commission
Norodom Sihanouk
ICC
Sihanouk
U.S
Chester Bowles
Moscow
Red
Bowles
India
Winter storm toll climbs across regions causing many deaths
United Press International reports a severe winter system driving freezing rain snow and subzero temperatures across the nation. Deaths exceed 111 with Nevada 19 New York 18 and New England and Pennsylvania totals high. Hopkinsville Kentucky records 14 inches of snow amid treacherous travel and fires.
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United Press
International
Ohio Valley
Pacific
Glens Falls
N.Y
Bismarck
Nevada
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Carolinas
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Midwest
Virginias
Hopkinsville
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de Sol
Joyce Cook
Avalon
United Press International
Lapgee Ifito
Schultz
Francisco
N.D
Key ‘West
Fla
Dan
Bartos
E. Bonnie- Rose
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