De Gaulle Wins Big in France Parliament First Round
Record turnout of 22.8 million voters sent President Charles de Gaulle toward a solid Gaullist majority in the first round for the 486 seat national assembly. Communists rose to 22 percent as runoffs loom and coalition bargaining begins. Premier Pompidou hailed the result as a strong national mandate for de Gaulle's program.
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Records recovered in fatal Lake Central crash near Kenton
Investigators recovered two flight recorder units from a Convair 580 that crashed into a soybean field Sunday night killing 38 aboard. The tapes include flight conditions and cockpit conversations, and were being sent to Washington for analysis. Officials suggested an explosion is not ruled out, though not confirmed.
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Washington
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Erratic storms sweep Texas to New England with damage
A storm system moving northeastward across Texas caused high winds and a tornado in Hot Springs and Little Rock Arkansas injuring three. Power lines fell as gale like winds and thunderstorms hit the region. Snow and freezing rain spread nationwide with hazardous driving alerts from New England to Missouri and across the Rockies.
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Fire probes begin at University library blaze
Fire investigators probe the University of Arizona library basement blaze that broke out as about 200 students were inside. The fire destroyed old newspapers to be discarded, damaged wooden shelving, and two double doors while all evacuees escaped unharmed. preliminary checks suggest a cigarette or match may have started the fire.
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Varig DC8 Crashes in Liberia Village Killing Dozens
A Varig Airlines DC8 en route Beirut to Rio de Janeiro crashed while landing at Robertsfield Airport Liberia. Fifty six confirmed dead with 51 of 90 aboard killed including American and three Roman Catholic nuns among the victims. Forty survived badly injured and hospitalized in Monrovia.
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Table Tennis Leagues Start Tonight in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department sponsors table tennis leagues for men women and teens beginning tonight at the old Scottsdale High School gymnasium. First practice games at 7 tonight and Tuesday with a manager’s meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday. League play begins March 13 at 7 p.m. Call the Parks and Recreation office for more information.
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Four people slain in Watoma mass murder case
James McBriar was charged with four counts of first degree murder for the slayings of his estranged wife, Marvin Behr, Behr’s two daughters aged 15 and 25, and 14 year old Cheryl Oleson. The killings occurred Sunday at the Behr home on Fish Lake, with an ambush style attack and no weapon details released.
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Babson Columnist Roger Babson Dies in Florida
Lake Wales, Fla. veteran business analyst and statistician Roger Babson, longtime columnist for the Scottsdale Progress and Scores papers nationwide, died Sunday at Lake Wales. His weekly Babson Report will be carried by colleagues in his state.
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Obituary for Steven C Hall a Phoenix youth
An inquest was to be held into the death of Steven Clayton Hall 17 of 7843 East Diamond Avenue Phoenix. He died Saturday from a gunshot wound while hunting about three miles east of Cleator. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Explorer Post 415 Boy Scouts of America and the Priest Quorum Third Ward Scottsdale. He was born in Phoenix and survived by his parents a brother and two sisters all at 7343 East Diamond and by his paternal grandmother Mona Norbury and maternal grandparents John and Mrs Carr of Phoenix. Local arrangements are by Green Acres Mortuary with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Nelson Eddy Dies of Stroke at 65 in Florida
Nelson Eddy the blond baritone famous for film and radio shows died at Mt Sinai Hospital in Miami Beach at age 65 after collapsing on stage at the Sans Souci Hotel. Doctors cited a brain stroke caused by a blood clot. Eddy’s career spanned the 1930s with Jeanette MacDonald and later live performances with Gail Sherwood.
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UPI
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Gail Sherwood
Sans Souci
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Coral Country Club
Miss Sherwood
Marietta
Market Snapshot Dow Jones and Industrials Mixed
Dow Jones at 843.64 down 2.98 as rails rise to 230.23 up 1.15 and utilities at 136.14 down 0.14. Stock list shows numerous firms including AT&T American Motors Ford General Electric GM RCA Sears and Texaco with varied percentage quotes and broad market activity noted for York Stocks Noor.
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Emerson
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Frontier
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