Reds shrug off threat of retaliation in Vietnam talks
Paris dispatch reports Hanoi stating they will continue attacks in South Vietnam despite possible US bombing of North Vietnam. Melvin Laird warns of appropriate response if enemy escalation continues. Talks near collapse as Ky calls for retaliation and questions on continued negotiations linger.
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Paris
UPI
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Eee
Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Melvin Laird
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nine Die in Jersey City Tenement Fire
At least nine people were killed in a roaring five story tenement fire in Jersey City as neighbors delayed sounding the alarm. Seven children on the top floor perished, a mother and her 6 year old daughter fell to their deaths, a 12 year old boy survived minutes before the roof collapsed. Fire officials attributed the delay to reporting the blaze. Trapped on the top floor were Mrs. Rena Lewis and her five children and four children of Mrs. Alice Thomas.
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Jersey City
UPI
Raymond Gibney
Gibney
Rena Lewis
Alice Thomas
Tonto-Tonalea PTA to elect and install officers
Tonto PTA plans Monday 7:30 p.m. election of next year’s officers with installation by Mrs. Cliff Woodka. The meeting features a play “Hubbub On The Bookshelf,” a pledge led by Girl Scout Troop 114, and a sno cone sale schedule.
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JO Anne
Roberts
Tonto Pta
Cliff Woodka
Constance Burrus
Tonto
Library Club
Girl Scout Troop 114
Prison probe hearings target secrets amid prison drug abuse claims
A Senate subcommittee urged to lay off prison officials asked Kenneth L. Hardy to testify in secret about narcotics traffic behind bars at Lorton and other DC facilities. The panel probes abuse in juvenile facilities amid reports of murder torture and neglect nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kenneth L. Hardy
District of Columbia
Patience Dbo Lalan Alannda
Anan
Tequesta de Cluscu Uuur
Arkansas
Minnesota
Subcommittee
West Virginia
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Union Oil expects offshore spill halted soon
Officials from Union Oil in the Santa Barbara Channel say they are reasonably optimistic about stopping the oil flow soon. They report seepage at about 1,000 gallons daily and are cementing the well to seal fissures. A separate platform blowout on January 28 caused a large offshore slick. An environmental expert in San Diego says so far little immediate damage to marine life.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Union “Oil Co
Santa ~ Barbara
California
San Diego
Doctors Cooley and Terasaki to address Scottsdale Baptist staff
Dr. Denton A. Cooley and Dr. Paul I. Terasaki are slated to speak to the Scottsdale Baptist Hospital medical staff this year. Terasaki, UCLA surgery professor and anti-lymphocyte globulin developer, will address the staff at its September 30 meeting. Mary Cooley, renowned for performing more heart transplants than any other surgeon, will speak at the staff gathering.
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Denton A. Cooley
Paul I. Terasaki
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Terasaki
UCLA
Mary Cooley
Scottsdale Rotary to hear 1969 computer industry outlook
At a noon luncheon Monday Camelback Inn hosts Scottsdale Rotary Club with Bob Cohen executive vice president of Computer Research Bureau outlining 1969 growth and profit projections for the computer industry. Computer Research, a Los Angeles based financial advisory service, will speak.
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Scottsdale
Bomb injures San Francisco State student during campus unrest
San Francisco State College student Timothy Peebles, 29, East Palo Alto, identified as a Black Students Union member, was critically injured when a bomb exploded in a Creative Arts Building locker room. He faces arson and explosives charges as police report a third explosion at the campus since a November student strike.
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San Francisco State College
University of California
Berkeley
Sproul Hall
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
San Francisco State
Timothy Peebles
East Palo Alto
Calif
Black Students Union
Creative Arts
Peebles
Balloons Sent by Seventh Graders at OLPH
Seventh graders at Our Lady of Perpetual Help launched helium filled balloons as a science project. Each balloon carried a post card addressed to the school and return mail was requested when found. The latest launch followed the Apollo 9 liftoff in Florida with Mayor Bud Tims and city officials in attendance.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Canada
Florida
Bud Tims
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Maricopa County
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Thrall
Tonalea School
Wayne Koenig
Pat Greer
Scottsdale Public Library
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Franki Rush
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
Phoenix College
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South Clark Street
America
United, Press International
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Thomas Cahill
Florida State
Gainesville
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Stephen O’connel
Tallahassee
Stanley Marshall
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Scottsdale RD
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