Slaying of Two Teens Probed After Anonymous Call
Police hunt a woman with a Southern accent tied to the discovery of two 14 year old boys dead in a park shelter. The anonymous 8 15 p m call led officers to the scene where Ronald Johnson and Wayne Mullendore were found shot in the back and stomach. Investigators conducted house to house searches seeking the caller and any witnesses who may explain the sudden deaths.
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Rockford
UPD
Ronald
Chuck
Johnson
Wayne
Mullendore
Levings Park
Frank England
Sam Ritter
William Wertman
Levings Lake
Wertman
la Johnson
Boya
Larry
Vietnam village hit by mistaken airstrike injuries
In Saigon reports two American or Vietnamese warplanes dropped anti personnel devices on a Montagnard village by error. About 100 civilians were injured and at least 200 wounded in what observers call the worst peacetime incident in the area.
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Saigon
Hunger Strike Prisoners In Vietnam Refuse Food
Three American prisoners in a Vietnamese jail vow to continue a month old hunger strike until death or release. They accuse a corrupt trial run by Ky allies, while fighting fatigue and dehydration. In the Lang Vei area near the DMZ, U S and Vietnamese planes operate as clashes continue. A Saigon spokesman reports Canberra and other ships target SAM sites amid heavy aerial combat.
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Quciuchlge
U.S
Lang Vei II
U. S
North Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Anch
Canberra
Mayors accused by Mao shake up in Chinese cities
Hong Kong Star reports six mayors from Shanghai Canton Chungking Hankow Yill Sheyang formed an anti Mao pact. Peking allegedly arrested Shanghai Mayor Tsao Ti-chiu, later house arrest ordered by Premier Chou En-lai amid worker support in the port city. Weather notes add high near 90.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Shanghai
China
Canton
Kwangtung
Chungking
Szechwe
Hankow
Hupeh
Yill
Hainan
Sheyang
Mukden
Liaoning
Star
Tsao Ti-chiu
Tsao
Chou En-lai
Chou
Scottsdale School Board endorses plan for facilities and programs
The citizens advisory committee urged the Scottsdale school board to adopt a comprehensive plan including closed circuit TV wiring and carpeting in classrooms. Led by Rev. Locke Bowman the education subCommittee recommended retaining special teachers, strengthening grades A-1 to 6, improving coordination of elementary to high school programs, expanding technical vocational offerings, and upgrading equipment and open space.
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Citizens Advisory
Scottsdale
Locke Bowman
Apache Elemental School
Scottsdale High School
North Central Accrediting Association
Garrison hints at more arrests in Kennedy slaying case
New Orleans district attorney says Lee Harvey Oswald Clay Shaw and David Ferrie are tied to a 1963 conspiracy to kill Kennedy. Castro involvement is alleged by a claimed Garrison file source, with Shaw already arrested and more arrests promised.
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New Orleans
UPI
Dim Garrison
Kenn
Lee Harvey Oswald
Clay Shaw
David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
New York
WINS
Doug Edelson
Garrison
Fidel Castro
CIA
Cuba
Edelson
Castro
Shaw
New Orleans International Trade Mart
Six youths linked to eighteen burglaries in Scottsdale
Det. Dale Samuels says six youths arrested for burglary have admitted to seven more break-ins, bringing total linked crimes to 18. Suspects include Roger Miller and Lynn Burnside, both 19 from Tempe, Richard Tidwell, 19 of Phoenix, and three juveniles. Burnside faces weapons and armed robbery claims. police probe a Tempe middleman and a $40 payoff for a $300 guitar. Burglaries tied to the group include two at Big Burger on Scottsdale Road and five at Ball Park Plaza medical center.
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Scottsdale
Om It
Dale Amuels
Yes
Roger Miller
Lynn Burnside
Tempe
Richard Tid
Phoenix
Burnside
Tucson
Mesa
Uels
Samuels
Big Burger
N. Scottadale Rd
Ball Park Plaza
Fourth &T
Friday in the News Friday in the News
United Press International and the Progress Staff provide a roundup of events and items of interest from the week. The column highlights political, social, and cultural notes, offering brief snapshots and quick takes on notable developments.
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United Press International
Progress
Illinois Supreme Court Dismisses Tribune News Suit
The Illinois Supreme Court dismisses the Chicago Tribune suit seeking to overturn news coverage ground rules for the Richard Speck murder trial. Powell faces probing into Adam Clayton Powell affairs as he vows to run for his old seat. A draft study group urges more organized reservists to share wartime duties.
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Illinois Supreme Court
Tribune
Springfield
The
Chicago Tribune
Richard Speck
Powell
Washington
Justice Department
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Johnson
Goldwater urges drastic Vietnam action in Pittsburgh speech
In Pittsburgh Larry Goldwater told the transportation audience that the United States should close Halphong port and remove MIGs from Hanoi fields. He blasted Senator Kennedy's plan to halt air raids as stupid. Memorial services were planned in New York for Henry R. Luce editor and Time Inc. chair who died in Phoenix at 68.
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Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Larry Goldwater
United States
Halphong
Hanoi
Transportation Industry
Robert Kennedy
North Vietnam
Luce
New York
New York City
Henry R. Luce
Time, Inc
Phoenix Hospital
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Trappist Abbey
Charleston
S.C
Two Car Crash Sends Phoenix Woman to Local Hospital
A Phoenix woman, Laura Blake, was admitted in satisfactory condition after a two car collision at Scottsdale Rd and McDonald Dr. Police investigate the mishap as details remain unavailable. An art burglary report from Scottsdale artist Agenes Udinotti notes theft of a silver pocket watch, toe ring, and one painting from her home.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale Rd
McDonald Dr
Laura Blake
Scottsdale
Agenes Udinotti
Miss Udinotti
6401
Vergon
CAP water costs spark farmer concern in Arizona series
In a second installment Jerry McElfresh reports ranchers worry CAP water priced at 25 to 30 dollars per acre foot would cost farmers about 10 dollars while cities and industry cover deficits, with distribution costs and pumping expenses further weighing on viability.
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University of Arizona
Salt River
Young
U of Auges
Bureau of Reclamation
Pinal County
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Loloma
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