Farmers of Trang Luong Evacuated From DMZ Camp Lo
Refugees from Trang Luong flee the DMZ as Operation Hickory empties the zone. Crowded convoyed to Cam Lo south of the border with 8000 people already, tents rising, water scarce, heat and dust overwhelm a hastily built model camp.
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Lawyer appeals for Capt Levy in Army court
Capt Howard Levy a Brooklyn dermatologist and ex civil rights worker awaits review in hospital detention after a Iowa court martial convicted him of disobedience and disloyalty. His lawyer seeks release while appeals proceed as he challenges the verdict and sentence of dishonorable discharge and three years hard labor.
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Anglican bishop urges Pope to be hailed as holy father
In Grace Cathedral San Francisco Episcopal Bishop C Kilmer Myers asks Anglicans and Protestants to recognize Pope Paul VI as the holy father in God of the universal church. He urges a visit to Vietnam and defends the move amid mixed congregation reactions and sharp comments about Cardinal Spellman.
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Flag desecration ban pushed to Flag Day vote
The House judiciary panel advances a national flag desecration law with penalties up to 1000 dollars and one year in prison. Subcommittee chair Ron G. Rogers notes possible approval in a closed session and aims for a June 14 House vote as lawmakers revive Flag Day events.
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Soviet View Narrows Navajos Culture As Dead End
UPI reports Stanislaw Kondrashov describes Navajo life as dying under assimilation and firewater. He notes a large free boarding school in Tuba City with English only instruction and few Navajo teachers, arguing language and culture are being erased despite Soviet praise for minority diversity.
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Scottsdale women among 27 nurses graduate at Good Samaritan
27 nursing graduates at Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing include Mrs. V J Blankenship daughter of Walter Renas 6619 Kk Wilshire Mrs Shelton Fifield daughter of O B Hunt 86422 Windsory and Nancy Hast daughter of Oran Rust S10 S. Miller Rd Harris David Arlinsky earns MA at Boston University Conrad Fritsch of Oak St wins Arnold Tilden Award at Arizona State University Madeline Rose resigns as Phoenix Jewish Center director to lead Jewish Federation Sacramento Kanerva, Coronado grad, majors in watershed management ROTC grants for James McCarver John Ranby receive Air Force scholarships 20 years service awards for Williams AFB staff listed
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Wilshire
Shelton Fifield
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Windsory
Nancy Hast
Oran Rust
S. Miller Rd
Madeline Rose
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Air Force
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Two Coronado seniors win Navy scholarships
Two Coronado High School seniors Loren Woodrow Smith and Craig David Williams won four year NavyCorps scholarships in a state wide Arizona contest. Twenty Arizonans were selected from ninety nine competitors. Scholarships cover tuition books and fees plus 50 a month for personal expenses. Williams plans to attend University of Mexico majoring in engineering or science while Smith will study oceanography at Oregon State University.
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Scottsdale
Woodrow Smith
Bis N. Hayden Rd
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82Nd St
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University of Mexico
Smith
Oregon State University
Mexicali Valley Salt Control Plan Set for 1968 Start
Mexican officials announced a 1968 start for a major reclamation program in the Mexicali valley to restore land ruined by salt deposits. The plan funds half from the federal government and half from a World Bank loan, with concrete lining of 3K miles of canals, 1,400 settling basins, 2,41 water outlets, 60 miles of roads and about 200 miles of drainage canals.
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Mexicali Valley
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Adult painting classes offered at Kachina School
An oil painting and collage design class will run eight weeks from 7 30 to 10 pm starting March 13 at 4248 E Campbell. Registration is by calling 262 4412 between 8 am and 4 pm.
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Calline
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