Wreck injures 5 persons in Scottsdale chain reaction
A three car rear end collision at 6599 E Thomas Rd Scottsdale at about 2 a m injures five occupants. Bonnie Murphy 17 and Monica Regan 17 drive the first two cars. Debbie Murphy 16 Cherie Murphy 13 and Donna Weber 16 are treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Kathleen Regan 18 and Florence Regan 40 in the Regan car are also injured with Mrs Regan admitted. No citations issued.
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Bonnie Murphy
E. Columbus
Monica Regan
E. Diamond
James Weller
Murphy
Debbie Murphy
Toledo
Ohio
Cherie Murphy
Columbus
Donna Weber
E. Osborn
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Regan
Kathleen Regan
Florence Regan
Poor People's Mule Train Arrives for Campaign Day in Washington
In Alexandria Virginia the 135 riders and 38 mules from the Deep South join the Poor People's Campaign. They rest at a Gainesville camp before a planned capital demonstration with about 40 000 participants. The train traveled from Atlanta by rail after visiting Dr Martin Luther King Jr’s grave.
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UPI
America
Alexandria
Deep South
Northern Virginia Baptist Association
Gainesville
Mississippi
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Scottsdale Traffic Court Fines Highlight Reckless Driving and DUI
A Scottsdale City Court session fined a 33 year old man, Amedeo Moretti, for reckless driving and a Phoenix driver Manuel Pena, 32, for driving under the influence. Several others were fined for excessive speeds with amounts ranging from 20 to 55 dollars. Names and addresses are listed for each case.
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Phoenix
Amedeo Moretti
Manuel Pena
Fairmont
Barbara Gregson
E. Plaza
Thomas Gillard
E. Campbell
David Carlson
E. Berneil
Walter Hubbuck
W.townlet
Larry Lee
Robert’ Vail
Terrace
Tempe
Don Shank
Propaganda Backfires as Hanoi Pressures Secrecy at Paris Talks
Diplomatic observers say Hanoi’s shifting propaganda toward secrecy backfired and may push North Vietnam to agree to more discreet talks. They note Saigon shelling and helicopter losses have shocked world opinion, while internal Hanoi divisions and Ky-Thieu tensions complicate progress.
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UPI
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Minh
Rural fire destroys several facilities near Base Line Road
Rural Fire Department battled a blaze from 12 15 to 4 18 p m at a house trailer owned by Richard E Bally 3691 W 13th St injuring no one Flames reached a nearby Arizona Machinery Company Freeman s Truck Stop and a trailer 150 feet high damaged up to 372 000 Total damages cited included 350 000 to the machinery firm 20 000 to the truck stop About 2 000 damage to the trailer Firefighters from Mesa Chandler and Williams A F Base joined five units Local crews also responded to a grass fire at 402 Old Scottsdale Rd and a chlorine leak at 6108 N Nauni Valley Rd 100 lb bottle involved. precautionary measures taken
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Arizona Highway 87
Mesa
Chandler
Williams Air Force Base
Arizona Machinery Company
Freeman
Richard Earl Bally
W. 13Th St
Rural Fire Department
Old Scottsdale Rd
Writ for Ray Extradition Hearing Set in London
The United States formally seeks the extradition of James Earl Ray, accused assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. A Bow Street hearing is scheduled for June 27 under heavy Scotland Yard guard as Ray appears in court for a second time. He faces technical charges over forged passports and a loaded gun.
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Missouri
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London Times
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Italian poet Salvatore Quasimo do dies at 66
Funeral services were held in Milan for Italian poet Salvatore Quasimo do, 66, the 1959 Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who died of a stroke Friday. UPI report notes the poet’s death and funeral details and reflects on his literary stature.
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Italy
UPI
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Eisenhower in good spirits after major heart attack
Washington United Press International reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, is alert and in good spirits at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after doctors describe his heart attack as major. He has shown stability and comfort, with no heart failure signs, following his fifth attack since Saturday.
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UPI
Dwight DD. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Eisenhower
Indian Wells
Calif
Train crash injures about 50 near Kawana depot Japan
A national railway train plowed into a three car commuter train near Kawana depot injuring about 50 people, some seriously. The collision occurred minutes after the commuter train slipped off the tracks.
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Japan
UPI
Kawana
Mass surrender ends Viet Cong units near Saigon
A 121 man Viet Cong and North Vietnamese force surrendered to South Vietnamese Marines on the Saigon outskirts, described as the war’s largest mass surrender. Most wounded, 57 percent hardline North Vietnamese, remnants of a battalion up to 400 men. U.S. officials hailed the event as clearing major Viet Cong elements from the area.
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UPI
Saigom
U.S
Arizona personal income climbs 7.4 percent in 1967
Arizona's total personal income rose 7.4 percent in 1967 to 4.4 billion, a gain of 303 million, marking the 23rd straight year of growth. Per capita personal income hit 2681, up 137 per person, according to Valley National Bank.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Valley National Bank
West Germany UPI Crisis Haunts Berlin N Pact Signoff
West Germany faces pressure from East Germany over access to West Berlin as Kiesinger’s cabinet approves new aid for West Berlin on unity day. Berlin tensions rise amid calls for stronger economic support, higher flight frequencies, and redirected industrial focus to deter Communist blackmail before signing the non-proliferation treaty.
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UPI
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Kurt George Kiesinger
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Kiesinger
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War Memorial
Obituaries: Dilman Smith and George Coble
Dilman Smith aged 65 died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving to Scottsdale from Princeton New Jersey. He was vice chair of Opinions Research Corporation and is survived by wife Helen daughter in law Stephen Ream two brothers a sister and two grandchildren. Services Saturday in Messingers Chapel burial in Princeton New Jersey. George Coble aged 70, retired Birmingham News circulation manager, died Sunday at Mesa Lutheran Hospital after moving to Scottsdale nine months ago. He is survived by Esther his wife a Scottsdale daughter and extended family. Services will be held in Birmingham with viewing in Meldrum Mortuary Mesa Arizona.
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1Opinions Research Corporation
Princeton
N.J
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Smith
Oelwein
Iowa
Cheney
Scottsdale
Douglas Smith
Sam Ream
James Miller
Messingers Chapel
Indian School Rd
George. Cobl
Birmingham News and Post
Herald
Birmingham
Ala
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
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