Marines Post Record Kill Tally in May Vietnam Battles
U S forces report May Marine deaths minimal while 2752 Communist troops were killed in May across North and South Vietnam. The Boston cruiser destroyed 25 sampans smuggling arms into the DMZ as U S jets struck rail facilities near Hanoi and Bac Giang. The 1st Infantry Division swept a corridor north of Saigon uncovering at least nine base camps in Operation Bluefield. A civilian aid worker and others were killed in Ben San attack as Thunderchiefs hit rail links near Hanoi.
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Boston
Ben Hai River
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China
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Smithfield
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England
Acuron Triangle
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Bien Hoa
Hanoi
Bac Giang
Activities Planned at Scottsdale Girls Club Summer Program
The Scottsdale Girls' Club on Rose Lane begins June 12 and runs through Labor Day weekend offering daily Monday to Friday classes in sewing cooking tap and ballet dancing beginning piano guitar baton needlecraft embroidery arts and crafts drama chorus tumbling and recreational dance. Most activities cost covered by $3 yearly dues except tap ballet guitar and piano. Special events include a fashion show ice team social and a watermelon bust. Contact the Girls' Club at 8250 EK Rose Lane for information.
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Rose Lane
Four-state blackout blamed on high-voltage line fault
The Federal Power Commission traced Monday's wide area blackout to a short circuit from a high voltage line in southeastern Pennsylvania. The line from the Philadelphia Electric Co. overloaded near Bradford, causing heat and sag that touched a low line and shut down nearby generators. Officials move to discuss the mystery of the widespread impact with state governors and utility officials in Washington.
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UPI
Federal Power Commission
Middle Atlantic
Lee C. White
Philadelphia Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Bradford
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
White
Commission
Woman not guilty in crash near Scottsdale
Elizabeth Elen Bush 44 of 2511 N 685th Pl was found not guilty by City Magistrate Ed Boyle after a May 13 incident at Thomas and Hayden. Bush testified she yielded only after hearing a siren and her car collided with Maricopa County Deputy Robert L. Jackson’s vehicle. she suffered minor injuries and was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
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Scottsdale
Ed Boyle
Elizabeth Elen Bush
Thomas
Maricopa County
Robert L. Jackson
Hayden
Bush
Freeman pledges food aid to all hungry Americans
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman says the department will provide food aid to every hungry American if local governments cooperate. He emphasized readiness to act to reduce hunger across the nation.
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Washington
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Seven Scottsdale Officers Nominated for Law and Order Award
The first American Legion Law and Order Award for Patrolman of the Year will be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Post 44. Nominees are Sgt. Roy Finch Det. James Callaway Det. Dale Samuels Patrolmen Mervin Cluff Raymond Elies George Nolan and Stanley Wille. A five member committee selected the winner from the seven candidates based on 1966 achievements. All nominees, aged 20 to 36, are attending Phoenix College for AA degrees in Police Science.
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American Legion Law and Order
American Legion
Sipe- Peterson
B. First St
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James Callaway
Dale Samuels
Mervin Cluff
Raymond Elies
George Nolan
Stanley Wille
Walter Nemetz
Nemetz
Carl Plumb
Guaranty Bank
Len Huck
Valley National Bank
Kim Stanzel
Radiator Chemical Corporation
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Lute’s
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Samuels
Callaway
Cluff
Klies
Nolan
Wille
Phoenix College
Hunter captures two escapees after prison break
George Petersen of Aptos Calif a 39 year old unemployed steam fitter and pipe welder chased down escaped convict William Butler 23 and accomplice David Huber 21 after a pickup smashed through prison fences. Petersen stopped the fugitives at a hamburger stand and held them at gunpoint until guards arrived.
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UPI
George Petersen
Aptos
Calif
Petersen
William Henry Butler
Bayonne
N.J
David Allen
Huber
Idaho
Fellows
Boisel
Antil
Midday United States Stocks Market Report
Noon briefing from United Press International lists diverse holdings with gains and losses. Companies shown include Alcoa American Can American Motors AT T Ford Motors General Electric General Motors Motorola Sears Roebuck Texaco RCA Pepsi and others with varied percentage changes. The snapshot covers prominent industrials utilities and consumer firms reflecting market mood.
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At&t
American Tobacco
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Pablic Site
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
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DuPont
Eastman
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Goodyear
It&t
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Kennecott
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Owens Illinois
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Pepsi Cola
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Air Force trims war planes to trade quantity for quality
The Air Force is deliberately reducing its inventory of combat aircraft to prioritize higher quality and capability, a move outlined in a House subcommittee report. The plan shifts emphasis from sheer numbers to advanced aircraft and improved readiness.
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Washington
UPI
United States
House
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