Algeria frees plane hijacked by five Arabs
Five Arab commandos hijacked an Israeli Air Lines jet from Rome to Tel Aviv, forcing a landing in Algiers. Captain Oded Arbarbanel was injured, 38 passengers including 14 Israelis and one American were aboard, and Algerian authorities planned safe passage to Paris, Marseilles, or Rome for them after questioning. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility.
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Tel Aviv
Algeria
Israel
Marseilles
Paris
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Beirut
Oded ‘Arbarbanel
Holy Land
Dar el- Beida
U.S
Denture Adhesive FASTEETH Claims Improve Fit and Comfort
Clinical tests show FASTEETH can boost denture effectiveness by up to 35 percent. The product supposedly holds uppers more firmly for comfort and helps control denture odor. It is non acidic and should be purchased at drug counters with regular dental care advised.
Billboard campaign in peril amid highway bill talks
Washington report says billboard lobbying may die as House and Senate conferees clash on anti billboard provisions. Negotiators drift after four hour session on the federal highway aid bill. Senate proposes five million dollars yearly for three years. House seeks to abolish the program and fund a study.
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UPT
House
Senate
Congress
Da Nang Under Heavy Shelling As General Worley Killed
Communist forces launched the heaviest mortars and rockets against Da Nang base while Maj. Gen. Robert F. Worley was killed when his reconnaissance jet went down in South Vietnam. A second pilot survived as U.S. Marines fought near Tam Ky and Quang Ngai amid reports of heavy clashes and casualties.
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Robert F. Worley
Worley
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Vietnam
Riverside
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RAC
South Vietnam
da “Nang
Air Force
William J. Crumm
South China Sea
Bruno Hochmuth
U.S. Marine
Quang Tri
Quang Ngai City
Tam Ky
UPI
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Leatherneck
Lance Cpl
Ken Bond
Johnson City
Tenn
Marble Mountain
Ervin attacks Fortas precedents and proposes amendment
Senator Sam J. Ervin accuses Chief Justice Abe Fortas of discarding legal precedents and calls for a constitutional change to limit presidential power in selecting justices. He proposes a panel of top state judges to supply five names for the President to nominate, with Senate confirmation. The amendment would require two thirds in both chambers and ratification by three fourths of the states.
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Ervin
Senate
House
Pope to reaffirm church stance against birth control
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI prepared a 40 page document defending traditional Catholic teaching against artificial birth control. He delayed publication amid liberal opposition, then shortened the text but kept its core rejection of controls, with limited acceptance of rhythm method in select cases.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Laday
Paul
Special Commission
Counselor duties to be outlined for Scottsdale youths
City Court Judge Ed Boyle will outline aims of the newly created office of youth counseling for area teens. John A. Jackson begins as full time youth counselor July 29. Judge Boyle addresses the Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club at 8:30 p.m. at the Concord Village Clubhouse 2600 N Saratoga. The public may attend.
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Ed Boyle
John A. Jackson
Scottsdale
Judge Boyle
Smith resigns as special assistant attorney general in Phoenix
Darrell Smith resigns Monday from his post as special assistant attorney general and offers to stay on in a limited role. He notes that in an election year even legitimate ethics arrangements may be attacked though he was not running for office. Nelson, named attorney general, faces no opposition for the Republican nomination.
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Phoenix
UPI
Darrell Smith
Smith
Garyelson
Nelson
Brush fires keep Rural Fire Dept busy Monday and today
A rash of brush fires and an overheated furnace motor drew Rural Fire Department crews to scenes on Thomas and Pima Rds and at 3401 North 81st Street. Firefighters saw $35 damage from the motor fire and extinguished a trash-bin blaze at 17 First Street without further damage.
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1St St
Judge Huerta Free on Campaign Contributions Charges
Superior Court Judge C Lawrence Huerta 41 Tempe was released on his own recognizance after arrest for illegally soliciting campaign contributions. The Republican faced six counts for soliciting funds from staff and pressuring employees for time off to work on his campaign. He vowed to vigorously fight the charges.
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UPI
C. Lawrence Huerta
Tempe
Huerta
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
Robert Corbin
Dating Game at Hidorado Park Teen Center
The Dating Game will be held at Hidorado Park Teen Center at 2311 North 76th Street on Thursday at 7 30 pm. Teens from high schools may enter as contestants picked from the audience with prizes for winners and no admission fee.
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Hidorado Park
North
76Th Street
Horoscope Forecasts For Twelve Zodiac Signs
General trends urge early planning and clear communication to gain approval. Aries should contact key decision makers, Taurus act swiftly, Gemini reconnects with allies, Moon Children seek expert opinions, Leo repay kindness, Virgo boost public standing, Libra study new interests, Scorpio handle duties, Sagittarius seek quiet redress, Capricorn show enthusiasm, Aquarius balance work and recreation, Pisces secure kin approval before pursuing interests.
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Moon Children
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Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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