Viet Cong ambush in Saigon shipping channel kills crew
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a U S Navy minesweeper in the Saigon channel with machinegun fire as a helicopter rushed to its aid. Two crewmen and all four helicopter crew members died. A destroyer shelled a South Vietnamese village, killing four civilians and wounding nine. A US fighter-bomber and MiG jet activity were also noted amid monsoon conditions.
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UC students react to Kerr firing with protests and recall talk
Angry pupils at UC campuses push for a class boycott to protest Clark Kerr's dismissal after his opposition to Reagan tuition plans. UCLA students form an anti-Reagan group while Davis calls for loyalty to the university and asks teachers to stay.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Dow Advance At 2 PM
United Press International notes at 2 p.m. EST the Dow Jones industrial average rising to 849.88 up 2.72 while rails gain 0.08 and utilities slip 0.38. The broad based stock index shows 65 issues advancing with total volume around 8.1 million shares. Several blue chip and consumer names appear with varied percentages and prices across listed listings including Ford Motors General Electric General Motors RCA Texaco Union Oil and U.S. Steel among others.
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Arizona
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Bendix
Bethlehem
Cities Service
Outlaws Gang Members Charged Over Nude Bar Streak Fad
Three men alleged members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang were charged after police said they took part in a streak fad. They reportedly drove to ten bars in New Haven Michigan on Saturday night, parked, walked nude through each establishment, and left.
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Total Community Approach to Law Enforcement Institute
The seventh annual Arizona Institute on Police Community Relations will be held Wednesday at the Arizona Manor Hotel in Phoenix. Scottsdale officers will join a panel with five citizens to discuss police problems, with Police Chief Nemetz presiding and Quinn Tamm as keynote.
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Washington, D.C
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Nazi general Harster on trial for Anne Frank murder link
Munich prosecutors say ex SS General Wilhelm Harster faced trial for complicity in the mass murder of Dutch Jews during World War II. He allegedly organized deportations to Auschwitz and Mauthausen, with 4,000 people sent to Mauthausen in 1942. Anne Frank died at Bergen Belsen after being shipped from Amsterdam.
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Coastal storm moves inland threatening winter storms across central regions
A Pacific coastal storm shifts inland spreading snow and freezing drizzle from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley. Hazardous driving warnings cover North Dakota and Minnesota as arctic air arrives. The storm causes high winds and deadly crashes across the Great Plains and Great Lakes, with 17 traffic deaths in the Chicago area. Effingham County Illinois reports six fatalities after a bus crash linked to a weekend wedding party. Heavy rain persists in far southern California while moisture turns to heavy snow in Nevada Utah and Arizona.
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Connelly to Emcee Scottsdale Parada Del Sol
Lex Connelly, ex star rodeo and former Marine, will emcee the 1967 Parada Del Sol for a third consecutive year. He ranked among the top 10 money winners in Steel Wrestling over seven seasons and served five years as managing director of the Rodeo Cowboys Association. He negotiated the first national TV contracts for professional rodeo and has appeared on CBS and ABC programs and produced the National Finals Rodeo for three years.
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Baker testifies of payments tied to moonlighting warning
In federal court, Robert G. Baker says Lyndon B. Johnson warned him against practicing law without a DC license while he was Senate Democratic Secretary. He explains monthly $1,000 checks from First Western Financial to lawyer Wayne Bromley and details Las Vegas meetings as part of alleged tax evasion and conspiracy claims.
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Bobby) Baker
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Obituary for Col Charles Martin Pat Marth
Col Charles Martin known as Pat Marth, 60, of 4702 North 78th Street, U S Air Force retired, died Friday in Scottsdale. A Wood stock Alabama native and Omaha and San Antonio veteran, he served in WWI as an intelligence officer and held posts in the Philippines and the United Kingdom. He earned numerous medals and leaves wife Olivia, daughter Mrs Robert Teague of Phoenix, and two grandchildren. Services 10 am at Mes Singer Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Mausoleum Phoenix. donations to Heart Fund.
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Pat” Marth
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Jets collide near Laguna Beach kill five including residents
A heavy rain collision of two Skyhawk jets from Floyd Bennett Field and El Toro MCAS crashed into Leisure World apartments in Laguna Hills. Five killed include Leon Lauderbach 76 Harold Berkman 52 and Margaret Berkman 52 and H H Kenyon 86 and pilot Capt James H Powell of Milford New Jersey. Three others injured as debris and burning fuel spread over 300 feet.
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PTA to hear firearms talk at Hohokam meeting
A firearms expert George Bohm will present at the Hohokam PTA meeting in Phoenix. His wife Eleanor and 10 year old Georgia will participate. About 30 guns will be exhibited. The event is open to parents and children at 7 45 p.m. in the school cafetorium.
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