U S Bombers Hit Vietnam Guerrilla Supply Lines
U S warplanes bomb the A Shau Valley and along the Cambodia border in waves of B52 strikes aimed at Viet Cong and North Vietnamese truck depots and storage sites. Eight-engine Stratofortresses dropped about 180 tons as US officials warn of possible Tet era offensives and rising enemy activity.
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da Nang
Supreme Court Lets Students Fight Draft Delinquency In Court
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that college students losing deferments and ordered into service may challenge their reclassification in court before induction. The decision voids the view that war protesters cannot seek civil suits prior to service, citing Timothy Breen of Bridgeport as the case exemplar.
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Suspect Faces Pot Charge After Early Near McDonald Drive
Lee A. Wadsworth, 19, of 8732 EK Crestwood, was arrested by Paradise Valley marshals near McDonald Dr and Quail Run Rd about 1:30 a.m. Friday. He is charged with possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs. Wadsworth was booked, released on a $330 bond, and arraignment in Scottsdale Justice Court is pending.
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Paradise Valley
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Scottsdale
LSD use suggested to screen public officials
Psychiatrist Jaime C. Zaguirre proposed using LSD to reveal dormant homicidal tendencies and other mental conditions in public servants. Speaking at a convention of military surgeons, the retired army doctor said administration of LSD could be used to screen officials.
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Manila
UPI
Jaime C. Zaguirre
Zaguirre
Senate targets narcotics law overhaul led by Dodd
The Senate Judiciary Committee urges a sweeping rewrite of narcotics law as youth drug use fuels alienation and law disrespect. Sen. Thomas J Dodd chairs the Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee and backs a 100 page bill as a priority after crime control measures.
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UPI
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Car and house fires blamed on backfire grease and a lawn blaze
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department responded to a car fire caused by a carburetor backfire at 8325 EB Malcomb while a grease fire in an oven at 3431 N 63rd Pl was extinguished by the resident. A grass fire was also put out in a yard at 8600 E Osborn.
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Scottsdale
Lois A. Forstie
EB. Malcomb
Neal E. Fieg
E. Osborn
Obituary Notice for John W. Kendall 83
John W. Kendall 83 died Saturday in Beatitudes Nursing Home. Services held at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Born in Smithville Arkansas, he moved to Phoenix in 1966 and worked as a grocer and farmer. He was a Mason and Eastern Star member and a Baptist. Survived by son Lloyd of Tempe, daughters Irene Pennington Conway and Sue Bjom berg Scottsdale, sister out of state, three grandchildren.
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Beatitudes
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Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Phoenix
Order of the Eastern Star
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Baptist Church
Lloyd
Tempe
Irene Pennington
Conway
Sue Bjomberg
Scottsdale
Rifle found in Monongahela River linked to Yablonski slayings
Divers recovered an M1 rifle from the Monongahela River near Fredericktown Pennsylvania. US Attorney Robert Krupansky said ballistics tests in Washington suggested the rifle may have fired a .30 caliber slug found in the Yablonski home. FBI and Justice Department officials broadened searches across several states as a federal grand jury probe neared.
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UPI
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Union
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U.S
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Fredericktown
Pittsburgh
Yablonski
Clarksville
FB Crime Laboratory
Washington
Washington Post
FBI
Justice‘ Department
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Tennessee
Millionaire donors attend Nixon white tie thank you ball
More than 200 millionaire contributors to President Nixon's 1968 campaign attended a white tie thank you ball at Anderson House after a weekend of relaxation. The guest list included William P. Lear Bernard Lasker and W Clement Stone as the First Family arrived from the White House. A four alarm fire near Anderson House drew spectators but did not disrupt the event.
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UPI
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Chicago
W. Clement Stone
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