U S Fighter-Bombers Hit Iron Triangle Industrial Target
American pilots based in Thailand raided a major North Vietnamese steel plant 38 miles north of Hanoi. They claimed one MiG shot down and a probable second, with another damaged while suffering no losses. Capt. Max Brestel of Chappell Nebraska credited with a confirmed kill and a probable, while Lt. Col. Phil Gast of Ewing Missouri led the mission of the 354th Tactical Fighter Squadron.
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Gast
354Th
Mao Moves to Halt Purge Amid Red Guard Drift
In a Red Flag editorial Mao era tensions rise as Beijing suppresses wall posters and banners amid a broad campaign to restrain the Red Guard. Japan reports say posters and directives will be banned in Peking, signaling effort to slow the purge while warning army factions to avoid violence. A border incident sees Red Guards entering Hong Kong from China demanding refugee returns.
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UPT
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Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Peking
Red Guard
China
Red Flag
Lau Fau Shan
Officer Stoll to speak on narcotics in church group
Detective William T. Stoll of the Phoenix Police Department will discuss narcotics from foppy to pusher. He will address the Men's Fellowship of Papago Peaks Baptist Church at 621 N. 74th St on Monday at 7 30 p.m. The talk covers his 12 years in police work and seven with the Phoenix Police.
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William T. Stoll
Phoenix Police Department
Office of Special Investigation
Stoll
Papago Peaks Baptist Church
N. 74Th St
Stull
Federal Narcotics Academy
Washington D.C
Vi Sal Phoenix
Gregory speaks to Tucson students about Chicago mayor bid
Dick Gregory told about 200 University of Arizona listeners he ran for Chicago mayor to address city problems. He mixed jokes with warnings on housing, civil rights, and racial disparities, criticizing Goldwater and Johnson.
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Tucson
UPI
Dick Gregory
University of Arizona
Chicago
Gregory
Sal
Central Intelligence Agency
Barry Goldwater
President Johnson
Goldwater
Johnson
Pickets greet Senator as Goldwater attends Tucson event
Anti-war pickets begin a three day vigil at noon as former Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater arrives to speak at a luncheon that kicks off the Aerospace and Arizona Pays Celebration. The annual festival features the Air Force display at Davis Monthan Air Force Base and the Thunderbirds precision flying team.
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Tucson
UPI
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
Aerospace and Arizona Pays
Air Force
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
West Coast Airlines plane crashes near Klamath Falls
A West Coast Airlines F27 crashed into Stokes Mountain southeast of Klamath Falls during heavy snow just after takeoff for Medford. All four aboard died including pilot Capt. Dale Andersen and co pilot Doyle Zelders. The lone passenger was Paul Phelps of Klamath Falls. Ground crews reached the wreckage after a blinding explosion.
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Ore
Stokes Mountain
West Coast Airlines
Seattle
Paul
Phelps
Dale Andersen
Doyle Zelders
Connie Berryman
Portland
Here
Medford
Virginia Rice
Sheriff's Office
Warren Wells
West Coast Air
Ines
Eugene
Northwest Faces Snow and Cold Across Regions
United Press International reports a severe snowstorm hit the Northwest with heavy winds and up to 12 inches of snow in parts of Montana and northern Idaho. Temperatures dropped well below freezing, with 10 degrees in Cut Bank Montana after midnight as travel became hazardous in multiple areas.
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South
Northwest
Rockies
Montana
Idaho
Pacific States
Pacific Northwest
California
Sierra Nevada
Cut Bank
Mont
Mississippi Valley
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Lightning kills 12 at South Africa agricultural school
In Standerton authorities say lightning struck an agricultural school. Ten students, a teacher, and a farmer were killed as younger pupils had just left the building. Officials described a fatal lightning incident impacting a rural school setting.
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Standerton
South Africa
Identification officer Wilbur Anderson resigns Scottsdale post
Scottsdale police identify officer Wilbur Anderson resigns after a little over one year to join the Orange County Sheriff's Dept in California. He will report to Santa Ana on March 20. Anderson, 40, has 16 years in identification work, including 13 years as a Topeka captain. He is married with two children.
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Scottsdale
Wilbur Anderson
Orange County
Indian show scheduled at Fashion Square Mall
The St. Johns Indian dancers and band perform traditional numbers Saturday from 1 am to noon at Fashion Square Mall. Sponsored by the merchants' association at Camelback and Scottsdale Roads, the shopping center hosts the event.
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St. Johns
Fashion Square Mall
Merchants' Association
Camelback
Scottsdale Rds
Kremlin orders massive push to end Russian grease spoon era
Moscow reports the Communist party and cabinet mobilized 12 ministries to expand dining options nationwide. The order calls for 3.2 million new restaurant seats, 45 percent production rise, sidewalk cafes, automated kitchens, and training for cooks. Public hours to suit diners.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Communist Party
Comrades
Reagan seeks unity in GOP and rules out 1968 bid
Ronald Reagan says his planned 1968 favorite son candidacy is to prevent California GOP split and does not plan a broader Republican run. He attended a 143-member House GOP breakfast in Washington and met Governor Nelson Rockefeller in New York who once opposed Goldwater.
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Washington
Upi
Ronald Reagan
California
Republican Party
Reagan
West
Rayburn
New House
New York
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Thomas Kuchel
W. Kuchel
Kuchel
Plane theft probe after fatal Sky Harbor incident
Phoenix police continued the inquiry into the theft of a Sky Harbor Airport plane from Saguaro Aviation. A 20 year old, Hail Thomas Hansen, was killed when he tried to flee the scene and was shot by officers as the stolen Cessna 172 landed near Tucson after midnight. Detectives identified a second man aboard and a third man who had inquired about the aircraft at Sky Harbor.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sky Harbor
Thomas Hansen
Hansen
Don Dryden
Don Rodriguez
Tucson
Saguaro Aviation
Robert Kimm
Thomas Lynch
James Tharp
Kimm
Dow Jones Edges Higher Amid Broad Market Gains
Stocks pushed higher with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 852.78 up 8.63 as rails and utilities also rose led by 20 shares at 23484 up 3.15 and 15 at 135.73 up 0.12. Total volume reached 11.54 million shares as major names including Alcoa American Motors AT&T General Electric and U.S. Steel posted gains amid a broad market advance.
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Dow Jones
P.m
New York
Alcoa
American
Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Arizona Public
Sue Atchison
Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem Cities Service
Douglas
DuPont ‘Eastman
Emerson
Ford Motor Frontier
General Dynamic
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephon
Goodyear
It&t Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining Montgomery Wari Motorola
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