Allies cancel 36 hour Vietnam truce extend fight near Laos
North Vietnam forces press an offensive along the border with Laos as Allied governments lift the 36 hour cease fire in most of South Vietnam. Western officials say 40 000 troops mass near Khe Sanh while bombing pauses only across remaining northern provinces.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Laos
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Khe
Sanh
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Nixon to Decide on 1968 Presidential Bid in New Hampshire
Richard Nixon will announce on Friday in Manchester New Hampshire whether he will seek the Republican nomination. He expected to enter the race amid strong GOP polling and plans a noon news conference at the Holiday Inn. The decision, traditionally tied to New Hampshire petitions, comes as Nixon meets with March of Dimes poster child Timmy Faas and schedules events in the state February 11 to 16.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
New Hemishire
Manchester
N.H
March of Dimes
New Hampshire
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
California
College
Timmy Faas
Whittier
Calif
Democratic luncheon club to meet in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club holds its monthly meeting Tuesday at Joe Hunt's Restaurant. Mrs Henry Larson of the Democratic National Committee will be featured and conduct the installation of new officers, led by President Edward Gaskill and officers Ralph Richards Herbert Ross Norton Lunn. The open meeting invites all interested Democrats in the Scottsdale area.
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Scottsdale
Democratic Luncheon Club
Noll
Joe Hunt
Henry Larson
Democratic National Committee
Edward Gaskill
Ralph Richards
Herbert “Ross
Norton Lunn
Arizona Democratic Forum names officers and committee chairs
The Arizona Democratic Forum appoints officers Chuck Belser as chair and names Paul Polson Pat Bell Wayne Carpenter Mrs Wayne Carpenter Larry Bell Joan Belser Dorothee Polson Joey Davis Bonnie Belser and Bill Jenkins to committees including constitutional social research and public relations The group plans debates voter registration drives and candidate information sessions inviting all registered Democrats to participate.
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Arizona Democratic Forum
Chuck Belser
Paul Polson
Scottsdale
Pat Bell
Bonita Drive
Wayne Carpenter
E. Palm Lane
Constitutional
Larry Bell
Joan Belser
E. Palo
Verde
Dorothee Polson
Republic
Joey Davis
Bonnie Belsier
Bill” Jenkins
Financial
Belser
Roy Albertson
Carl Hayden
Democratic Party
Thalidomide Deformities Hit West German Babies
A Health Ministry report shows 2625 West German infants were born deformed due to the tranquilizer thalidomide. About 100 are so severely affected they cannot attend school or learn a trade, while 80 to 90 percent of the lesser deformities are expected to be in school by year’s end.
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Bonn
Avalanches kill 31 in Switzerland and nearby regions
Authorities say at least 31 people died over the weekend in avalanches triggered by an unusual midwinter thaw and heavy snows. The slides swept through towns and villages in Switzerland West Germany and Austria.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPID
Germany
Austria
Scottsdale nominees named for U S military academies
Nine Scottsdale area residents were nominated by Congressman John Rhodes for admission to U S military academies next year. The list includes Thomas K. Ryan and Gary K. Reedy for the Air Force Academy with alternates, plus others for the Naval Academy and West Point. Final selections will be made by the academies on a competitive basis.
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John Rhodes
Thomas K. Ryan
J. Jackrabbit
Air Force ‘Academy
Gary K. Reedy
Desert Hill Rd
Air Force” ‘Academy
Bob Dyess
E. Calle
Naval Academy
West Point
Academies
Four Hurt in Weekend Scottsdale Traffic Accidents
Scottsdale police report three weekend accidents injuring four people. Mary Lynch 40 and Rosemary Enloe 25 were treated after a collision on Thomas Road. Debby Steele 14 and Priscilla Dougherty 41 were injured in separate crashes on Scottsdale Road and at Indian School Road.
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Mary Lynch
Rosemary En- Toe
E. Yale
Phoenix
Miss Enloe
Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale
Debby Steele
Palms Lane
68Th St
Scottsdale Rd
Dorothy Steele
Steele
Mildred Wolfswinkel
Exeter
E. Camelback
Wolfswinkel
Priscilla Daugherty
74Th St
Scottsdale Baptist
Indian School Rd
Jackie Drinkwater
Kahil Circle
Hearing Starts in Burglary Case in Scottsdale
A preliminary hearing is underway in Scottsdale Justice Court for Raymond Conrad of 407 N 19th St Phoenix. He is linked to an attempted burglary at Mills Mutual Warehouse 350 N Hayden Rd. Police arrested him after spotting him in a ditch several hundred yards from the warehouse.
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Phoenix
Mill
Mutual ‘Warehouse. Co
Hayden Rd
Raymond Conrad
19Th St
Harold Holcomb
Scottsdale mayor urges citizen participation in city affairs
Mayor Bud Tims told Papago Lions Club members at a noon luncheon that citizen involvement has driven Scottsdale’s success. He praised 40 percent of the Scottsdale Town Enrichment Program for volunteering and urged more residents to help solve ongoing city problems.
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Bud Tims
Papago
Lions Club
Scottsdale
Tiis
Dale Andersons
Tims
UCS supporters meet to discuss campaign plans in Scottsdale
Supporters of the United Council for Scottsdale led by Mayor Bud Tims will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow night at the United Bank on Camelback to discuss campaign plans. Mayor Tims and incumbent councilmen will help plan a volunteers wagon program to get out the vote on election day February 20.
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United Council For Scottsdale
Bud Tims
United Bank
Camelback
Obituaries: Calderwood Verbsky and Kavanaugh
Russell K Calderwood 42 of 331 E Camelback native of Devils Lake ND died Friday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital survived by wife Monita four sons parents and siblings services tomorrow 2 pm Our Heritage Wesleyan Methodist Church burial in Berthoud CO memorials to church. Jack Verbsky 39 Scottsdale man and dental technician survived by wife two daughters and son parents and a brother sister rosary and mass at local churches. Helen V Kavanaugh 85 Scottsdale resident died Saturday born Morrison IL long time in Michigan City IN survived by husband and a brother and sister rosaries and masses at Messinger Chapel with burial at St Francis Cemetery.
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Camelback
Devil’s Lake
N.D
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Mr. Calderwood
Scottsdale
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Moorman Manufacturing
Quincy
Ill
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Monita
Michael
Scott
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Dean
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Tempe
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Nelson Stave
Leeds
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Granite Reef Rd
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Berthoud
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E. Osborn
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Lakewood
Ohio
Arizona
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Ohio State University
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Arizona Dental Technicians Association
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Brophy Prep School
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Michael James
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Karen Sue
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Messinger Chapel
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Francis Cemetery
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E. Highland
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Morrison
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Phoenix Emblem Club
St Francis Cemetery
Stock Market Noon: New York Stocks Report
Noon update from New York shows trading activity on the stock market with prices moving across major indices. Investors eyed key movers as financial headlines influenced sentiment and daily gains or losses appeared in early afternoon quotes.
Sicily quake zone cleanup begins after deadly quakes
Demolition teams in western Sicily start dynamiting ruined towns and villages to clear danger from aftershocks. At least 25 people were killed in the two weeks of quakes and many bodies remain buried in rubble.
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Sicily
UPI
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