Artillery blitz to take Quang Tri amid Vietnam war
American and South Vietnamese gunners fire 20 000 rounds at Quang Tri to clear the city held by Communists since May 1. U S advisers say they aim to enter the provincial capital as bombardment continues. The battle comes with raids and air support across North and South Vietnam as pilots fly hundreds of missions and several aircraft crash or are rescued.
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City youth leader to share program overview
John Seamer ushers Scottsdale Youth Service Program as a featured presenter before a conference in Waco. The event gathers city leaders, social services, mental health agencies, and local officials to discuss leadership, guidelines, and youth development with participation from schools and government groups.
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Waco
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Angerers
Library book sale raises funds for Southwest film project
Hundreds crowded the Scottsdale Public Library auditorium Friday paying over 1200 for about 4000 donated books. Proceeds from the sale sponsored by the library and Young Friends fund construction of a Southwest film in the library. Merle Earnshaw noted the sale ran 6 to 10 p.m. with fiction, paperbacks, and religious titles among the offerings.
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Young Friends of the Library
Merle Earnshaw
Auto rolls, girl killed in Lake Pleasant Road crash
A 19 year old girl died and a 19 year old boy, Anthony W. Stevens, was listed in fair condition after a car overturned seven times on Lake Pleasant Road two miles north of Carefree Highway Sunday night. Deputies said the vehicle was traveling at high speed.
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Maricopa County Sheriff's Deputies
Anthony W. Stevens
Phoenix Baptist Hospital
Sneiiff
Jane Fonda Delays Acting Career for Peace Movement
Jane Fonda returns from Hanoi and announces she will suspend her acting work until after the November elections to devote herself full time to the peace movement.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jane Fonda
Hanoi
Rudd Forms Campaign Group for Maricopa County Post
Eldon Rudd the Republican candidate for Maricopa County Supervisor District 2 announced a campaign committee and named Ginger Lane as campaign manager. The committee includes Dick Broad Ed Burke Jerry Lefkowitz A C Mason John Noble Bob Pickerell and Stuart Thatford. Rudd a native Arizonan studied at Arizona State University earned a JD from the University of Arizona and trained as a FBI Special Agent after earlier teaching in Arizona and at police academies in the US and Latin America.
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Eldon Rudd
Maricopa County
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Dick Broad
Ed Burke
Jerry Lefkowitz
A.C. Mason
John Noble
Bob Pickerell
Stuart Thatford
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University of Arizona
FBI
Arizona
United States
Latin America
Soviet Health Minister Arrives in U.S. for 10 Day Visit
Soviet Health Minister Boris V. Petrovsky arrived at Kennedy Airport for a 10 day visit to the United States. He is to meet with Health Education and Welfare Secretary Elliot L. Richardson Tuesday.
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UPI
Boris V. Petrovsky
Kennedy Airport
United States
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Polite bandits rob Plaza Hotel safe deposits
Five well dressed men armed with handcuffs raided the Plaza Hotel at 4 a.m. seizing cash and valuables from safety boxes. They rounded up 18 staff and a guest, then fled in a tan Rambler with New Jersey plates. Police compare to January Pierre heist.
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UPI
Plaza
Jules Sachson
New Jersey
Hotel
Pierre
Sachson
59Th Street
Central Park
Svetlana Peters plans move back to Princeton with child
Svetlana Peters says marriage counseling failed to save her union with architect William Wesley Peters. She will return to Princeton, N J with their 14 month old daughter Olga, stating no divorce plans and that they remain friendly.
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UPI
Svetlana Peters
William Wesley Peters
Princeton
N.J
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Mountain Shadows
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Here
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Svetlana
Peters
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Charges Dismissed in Phoenix Open Murder Case
Judge Dan Roth granted a motion to dismiss open murder charges against 32 year old Richard Infrate in the killing of Paul Costa. Costa's body was found 3.3 miles east of Reata Pass after being shot five times. Authorities said tests are pending and the case could be reopened if results warrant.
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Scottsdale Justice Court
Richard Infrate
E. Altadena
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Verde River
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Infrate
Reata Pass
Bannock Shoshone Becomes Miss Indian America at 16
Seventeen year old Bannock Shoshone Edmo from Fort Hall Idaho was chosen Miss Indian America after beating 28 contestants at the American Indian Days celebration. She aims to foster understanding between Indians and whites and plans to use her platform to voice Indian concerns as a U S citizen. The winner is daughter of Kelsey Edmo Sr and attends University of Idaho on two scholarships. First runner up is Vickie Bird at Brigham Young University and Papago Regina Saraficio is second runner up from Arizona State University. Deborah Goodbear is third runner up from Rocky Mountain College.
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United States
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New Town
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Brigham Young University
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Sells
Ariz
Arizona State
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N.C
Rocky Mountain College
Billings, Mont
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