Marines Retrieve Dead After Shelling Near DMZ
Marines braved heavy Communist artillery to recover 32 bodies in the DMZ area after a three day pause. U.S. officials report 106 Marines killed, 430 wounded, five missing, and about 190 Communist bodies found with hundreds more killed on both sides.
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No Man’s Land
Frank Johnston
Marine Force
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Dmz
North Vietnam
the &H Marine Regiment
Omen Alt
Dow Jones Keeps Modest Gain As Volume Rises
Wall Street edged higher at 2 p.m. with the Dow Jones industrial average up 5.41 points to 845.10, the rail average up 2.08 to 256.89, and the utilities up 0.43 to 132.18 as total traded shares reached 6,680,000. Major issues listed include Alcoa, AT&T, General Electric, Ford, General Motors, RCA, Texaco and U.S. Steel among others showing fractional gains in active trading.
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United Press International
New York
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona
Atchison Topeka
Ethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
uPent
Fastman
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery ‘Ward
Motorola
New York Central
N Arth American
Owens Illinois Fon
Thieves hit two homes during long weekend
Two Scottsdale residents returned to find burglars had visited their homes while they were away. John W. Welsh reported $1,373 in weapons, auto parts and miscellaneous items stolen with no sign of forced entry. Richard F. Newton said an engagement and wedding ring valued at $375 were taken after a glass in the front door was broken.
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Scottsdale
John W. Welsh
Richard F. Newton
Meredith Walk Ends at Madison County Courthouse in 165 Miles
Meredith completed a 165 mile walk to the Madison County courthouse aimed at exposing the fear among Mississippi Negroes toward whites. He warned that fear remains, saying the walk marks a beginning of the end of fear, not a victory, and urged continued effort to claim full citizenship without fear.
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Miss
UPI
James Meredith
Madison County
Meredith
Mississippi
U.S. Highway 41
Goodman
Pickens
Lee's Chapel
Jimmie Hoover
Hernando
Columbia University Law
Soldier held on gun charge near VP hotel
Anchorage authorities set 100000 bail for Ronald Eugene Read 10 after he admitted drunkenly possessing a pistol near the hotel where Vice President Hubert Humphrey stayed. Read pleaded guilty to intoxicated and firearm possession and faces district court sentencing Friday as agents questioned him.
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Alaska
UPI
Hubertumphrey
Ronald Eugene . Read
Tn District Court
J‘. Richardson
Secret Service
ASU Honors 38 Scottsdale Undergraduates on High Honor List
Arizona State University College of Liberal Arts lists thirty eight Scottsdale undergraduates as high honors for the second semester ending May 26. Perfect 4.0 grades went to Jane Berrier Robert Adamson Karen Pierson Luayn Lehmkuhl Kathryn Storey and others across classes.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University College of Liberal Arts
Jane &. Berrier
Robert Adamson
Karen A. Pierson
Luayn Lehmkuhl
Kathryn A. Storey
College of Liberal Arts
Bonnie C. Bither
Keith R. Coleman
David EB. Randolph
Jeffrey W. Hare
Robert C. Sass
Patricia A. Baird
David J. Dir
Timothy M. Ralston
Michelle Erying
Ian A. MacPherson
James H. Blunt
Robert G. Castro
Kathleen A. Kreisher
Marlyn V. Sitton
Glenn L. Coutts
Marjorie J. Neuman
Business as usual, says Gov. Wallace
Alabama Governor Larleen Wallace, the nation’s only woman governor, underwent the first of an exhaustive series of diagnostic tests for a possible malignancy. She arrived at M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute in Houston and said she would carry on the business of state while seeking treatment.
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Houston
UPT
Alabama
Larleen Wallace
Wallace
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Parcel weight up to 25 pounds for distant routes
The Scottsdale Post Office announced a weight increase for first class parcels. Postmaster C C Wilson said effective July 1 the limit for post offices more than 150 miles apart rises to 25 pounds and 40 pounds for closer routes, part of a five step plan to reach 40 pounds by 1971.
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Scottsdale
C. C. Wilson
Obituaries for Mrs Darnaby and Mrs Penchard in Scottsdale
Mrs Anne Darnaby 82 of 601 N Hayden Rd died Tuesday in a Phoenix nursing home after living in Scottsdale for two years She was born in Mexico Missouri and moved from Chicago She worked 30 years as hotel manager and executive housekeeper in Chicago area and had been with Dedford Villa Sedgewater Oakcrest hotels She is survived by her daughter Allene Burns a sister and one grandchild plus three great grandchildren Services at Green Acres Mortuary 2 p m Thursday Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens Mrs Hazel V Penchard 80 longtime Scottsdale resident died in a local nursing home She lived on Heatherbrae 77401 Born in Ligani er Indiana she moved from Lawrence Kansas and belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star Survived by a son Kaward of Scottsdale Services Thursday 1 am at Green Acres Chapel Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Anne Darnaby
N. Hayden Road
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Darnaby
Mexico
Missouri
Chicago
Sedgewater
Oakcrest
Evanston, Ill
Allene Burns
Scolladale
Green Acres Mor
Hazel V. Penchard
Distribution of disease and diet links across populations
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses global disease patterns, noting arteriosclerosis varies by country and ethnicity. He links high incidence to rich Western diets, contrasts with low arterial hardening among Japanese and Chinese who eat little butter or meat, and cites early artery calcification found in young soldiers and a 1913 X ray of a 25 year old woman.
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United States
Africa
Orient
America
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip End Canada Visit in Ottawa
The royal couple conclude a week in Canada with a Colors ceremony on Parliament Hill and a plaque unveiling at Nations Arts Center. They flew from Kingston aboard Britannia and sent Fourth of July greetings to President Johnson, praising US-Canada ties on the St Lawrence Seaway.
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UPI
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Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Canada
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Ont
Britannia
St. Lawrence River
Parliament Hill
Johnson
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Seaway
Confederation
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