Scottsdale Woman Injured After Car Hits Pole and Truck
A Scottsdale woman Sandra Van Leuven 24 of 6908 E Bellview was hospitalized with head lacerations after losing control on Scottsdale Rd at 12 24 a m hit a traffic light pole and a pickup truck and slowed about 35 mph. The pickup driver Jackson Perkins 24 of Mesa escaped unharmed. Van Leuven was cited for failure to control.
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Hatten
Rhodes Dinner Draws Thornix Warning From Ford
At a Rhodes dinner Gerald Ford of Michigan warned Friday night about political risk and urged unity. The remarks framed a cautious path for the minority as tensions rose within the party.
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UPD
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Jaycees consider National Air Races at Scottsdale
The Camelback Jaycees discussed feasibility of sponsoring National Air Races at Scottsdale Municipal airfield in May. A planning meeting in Scottsdale is set for February 1 with Robert Henry and the Professional Race Pilots Association expected to attend.
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Knights of Columbus
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Professional Race Pilots Association
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Patrick to Receive Arizona NCCJ Distinguished Service Award
James E Patrick vice chairman of Valley National Bank was named the 1968 Distinguished Service Award recipient for the Arizona Region of the NCCJ. The award will be presented at the 15th annual testimonial dinner March 7 at Hotel Westward Ho with NCCJ leaders praising his civic leadership and two years as NCCJ chairman.
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Westward Ho
Patrick
Phoenix
Thomas E. Sheridan
NCC
James E. Patrick
Extradition hearing for murder fugitive delayed to Feb thirteenth
A Superior Court hearing to decide if Jasper Lee Winnegar, serving a life sentence in Oklahoma for murder, will be extradited was continued to February 13. Judge Yale McFate granted more time to file habeas corpus material as supporters in Gilbert appeal for him to stay in Arizona.
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Arizona
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Vietnam DMZ Battles Rattle Pleiku Hospital and Areas
UPI reports a Communist rocket attack hit the 1st medical evacuation hospital near Pleiku wounding 10 Americans and killing a South Vietnamese patient. Marines clash five miles east of Gio Linh with heavy casualties on both sides. B52s pound DMZ jungle to thwart a major offensive.
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Tremors Hit Sicily Shatter Shelters in Camporeale
A strong tremor followed by rain and hail worsened conditions for 80,000 survivors from Italy's worst quake in two generations. The latest shocks fatally challenged rescue efforts as tents for refugees collapsed and mud hindered police and firefighters searching rubble. death toll 198, possible 300. Premier Aldo Moro visited the disaster area and faced a blocked road due to a landslide.
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UPI
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Cambodian border killings blamed on U S and South Vietnamese troops
The International Control Commission heads to Peam Montea to investigate Cambodian claims that U S and South Vietnamese forces killed three Cambodian soldiers patrolling the Prey Dang border. Phnom Penh prepared photographs of the dead as officials sought details amid Bowles Sihanouk assurances.
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International Control Commission
ICC
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Prey Dang
South Vietnam
U.S
Sihanouk
Josiph Broz- Tito
Yugoslavia
Angkor Wat
Treasure legends linger as Yamashita hoard fuels treasure hunts
Reports recount how amid the dry season treasure hunters again scour roads riverbeds town squares and mountainsides in search of Yamashita's fabled loot. Estimates reach up to 1 billion with rumors of gold silver gems and a solid gold Buddha as locals and exiled soldiers speculatively connect to the war era.
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UPI
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Yamashita
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Malay Peninsula
Manchuria
U.S. 32Nd Infantry
Luzon
Manhinlupa
Manila
Burma
Indonesia
Ifuga
Davao
Mindanao
Kim-has
Philippine Constabulary
Nevada Nuclear Test Blasts Earth Tremor Across West
A U S underground thermonuclear test in central Nevada produced a blast comparable to one million tons of TNT. The quake-like shock reached San Francisco and rattled Salt Lake City windows, with no damage reported near ground zero in Tonopah and distant Las Vegas, Eureka, and Austin feeling the tremor.
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UPI
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University of California At Berkeley
National Earthquake Information Service
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Las Vegas
Eureka
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