Talks in Paris Cloud Peace Efforts as France Campaign Opens
Diplomatic experts warn the U.S. North Vietnamese peace talks may lose neutral ground if France shifts toward a Communist backed outcome in the election campaign. De Gaulle’s dissolution of Parliament May 3 and pro-Hanoi protests threaten atmosphere. Harriman plans to brief President Johnson ahead of the next session as efforts to bridge gaps since May 13 stall.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Harsiman
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Westmoreland says classic victory in Vietnam impossible
General Westmoreland told reporters that an Allied victory in Vietnam cannot occur in a classic sense due to policy against expanding the war. He warned against expecting a quick defeat, noted growing South Vietnamese forces, and suggested a possible later turnover of ground duties to local troops while keeping military pressure on the enemy.
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Army
Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
New York Stock Market Opens With Broad Declines
Noon trading shows a broad slip as industrials fall and totals reveal 12,930,000 shares traded. Major names listed include Alcoa, AT&T, IBM, General Motors, and Ford with varied percentage changes.
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United Aircraft
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Steel
Webb
Xerox
Zenith
Jones
Scottsdale cleans up business district in weekend parade
A Beautification Program sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the Scottsdale Jaycees swept through Scottsdale from Shea Boulevard to Papago Plaza with a 25 to 30 strong crew. The tour collected several loads of trash along Fashion Square Fifth Ave Brown Avenue Second Street Marshall Osborn Papago Plaza McDowell and Hayden Roads ending at Indian School Road. A breakfast followed and annual awards will honor top contributors with a pot walloper prize.
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Scottsdale Rd
Fashion Square
Fifth Ave
Brown Ave
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Marshall
Osborn
Ed Markgraf
Erv Hanson
Norm Lambie
Joe Stricker
Markgraf
Lou Jekel
Roger Saba
Dave Hall
Glenn Jacoby
Dick Perrine
French violence erupts as campaign opens with communist demand
Paris riots break out as two week election campaign starts and Communist leaders press for a popular front including their party if Gaullists lose. Molotov cocktails hit Gaullist offices while Citroen plants clash and workers seek to return to work. Etienne Fajon says a Communist included government is the necessary alternative to avoid strife.
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Paris
UPI
France
Politburo
Etienne Fajon
Communist Party
l’Humanite
Popular Front
Ruskin re-elected as Phoenix Symphony board chair
Lewis J. Ruskin of Foothill Drive was re-elected chairman of the board of directors for the Phoenix Symphony Association for 1968 69. Scottsdale area members G. Robert Herberger Mason Walsh John Pritzlaff and others were elected to the board. The first concert of the season is scheduled for October 28 and 29.
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N. Foothill
Phoenix ‘Symphony
Association
Scottsdale Area
G. Robert. Herberger
Mason Walsh
John Pritzlaff
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
Lyman—A.davidson
Daniel E Noble
Ralph Radcliffe
Allen L.rosenberg
Symphony
Obituaries for David L Stone and Josephine Borah
David L Stone Jr 61 of 6319 N 74th St Omaha native died today in Scottsdale Hospital. Survived by wife Doris mother Anita Stone sister. services Wednesday 11 am Green Acres Mortuary. Josephine Borah 54 of 4802 N 76th St Scottsdale resident for one year died Saturday at home. Survived by daughter Barbara Frakes son James brother Gordon W McKellips two grandchildren. services Tuesday 2 pm Trinity Cathedral Phoenix Cremation. Donations to Dr John Christian Tumor Fund at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix suggested.
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Omaha
Neb
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Scottsdale
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Anita Stone
Tacoma
Wash
Green Acres’ Mortuary
Borah
Spanish Fork
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Junior League of Phoenix
Phoenix Art Museum
Trinity
Art Saints Episcopal Church
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James
Gordon W. MckKellips
Mohave Valley
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
W. Roosevelt
Phoenix
John Christianson
Good Samaritan Hospital
Viet Cong rockets pound Saigon as holds crack
Viet Cong fired rockets into Saigon for the tenth straight day while government forces broke a nine day hold on part of Cholon. 34 Viet Cong surrendered and five more were captured in sweeps. Casualties include 59 killed and 184 wounded civilians. American and South Vietnamese troops report heavy fighting near the border and in the Mekong Delta. Refugees return to Cholon find widespread destruction and loss.
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UPI
Cholon
North Vietnam
Mekong Delta
U.S
Dickson Hurt in Minor Crash
Donald Dickson president of Dickson Electronics was injured in a car crash in the Los Angeles area last week. Spokesmen said he suffered only minor facial lacerations and has returned to work and back in Los Angeles on business.
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Dickson
Donald Dickson
Dickson: Electronics Here
Los Angeles
the -Progress Today
Dodd presses for national gun controls amid Senate caution
Sen. Thomas Dodd urged tough gun laws including national firearm registration and banned mail order sales. Senate leaders from both parties voiced skepticism, citing existing laws. A Kennedy amendment to ban mail order sales failed 53 to 29 as debate on omnibus crime measures continued.
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Senate
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Dodd
Kennedy
Martin Luther
King
America
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
BIA to name coordinators for Salt River Fort McDowell areas
Officials said no replacement for former Salt River Agency superintendent William King will be appointed. Lawrence Hanline and Samuel Hilliard will serve as coordinators between the government and the Fort McDowell and Salt River Reservations. King had pushed to hand over control to tribal councils, predicting local self rule within a year for the 275 residents on the 26,000 acre reservation.
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William King
Salt River Agency
BIA
Washington
Fort McDowell
Salt River
Lawrence E. Hanline
Samuel Hilliard
Salt “River Agency
the Progress
Births at Good Samaritan Hospital and area homes
Birth announcements list several families with addresses and dates in late May. Notable entries include JAHRMARKT Richard and Elizabeth at 8507 E Indianola May 24 with twins, ANDERSON Darrell and Claudia at 6644 EF Cheery Lynn Lane May 25 with a boy, LESOVSKY George and Jan at 4231 E Rancho Dr May 25 with a girl, COMBS Fred and Michelyn at 4126 E Oak May 27 with a boy, DOYLE Thomas and Meredith at 8032 KE Wilshire Dr May 28, and TAVISH Thomas and Jacynth at 6831 E Belleview May 28 with an unspecified child.
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Richard
Elizabeth
E. Indianola
Anderson
Darrell
Claudia
Cheery Lynn Lane
Lesovsky
George
Jan
E. Rancho Dr
Combs
Fred
Michelyn
E. Oak
Doyle
Thomas
Meredith
Wilshire Dr
Tavish
Jacynth
E. Belleview
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