Guerrilla bombardment and loudspeakers at Khe Sanh
UPI dispatch reports Communist guerrillas breached Khe Sanh outer defenses and planted loudspeakers to provoke defection among South Vietnamese Rangers, triggering mortar fire that silenced the speakers. Heavy shelling hit three Marine bases, with ammunition dumps at Cua Viet damaged and multiple clashes across Dong Ha and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Risher
Saigon
UPD
Khe Sanh
Dong Ha
Marine
Cua Viet
Dmz
Ben EY Iam
Ithe Sanh
Col
David Lownds
Plantation
Ila
Noon New York Stocks Averages Dip Amid Mixed Shares
The market roundup shows many blue chips advancing while several industrials slip. Major gainers include American Can and AT&T, with notable declines for United Aircraft and US Steel amid a broad, unsettled trading session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press International
Francis T
duPont & Co
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild
Ford Motors
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
IBM
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
North Amn
Recaval
Northrup
Owens
Wiinois
Sore
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn
Central
Pepsicoome
RCA
ATY
Raytheon
Rexall
San Diego
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry
Rand
Standard of
Calif
Standard
Texaco
Riding bridge to open on Sun Circle trail project
Four bridges along the Sun Circle Hiking and Riding Trail will open in a county development project costing 44 000 dollars. The ceremony at the canal bridge near 68th Street and Indian School Road starts at 1 a.m. with 70 plus hiking and cycling groups invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
68Th St
Indian School Rd
Lafayette Park
Tadian School Rd
Path Ave
Dune
24Th St
Bethany
Four hurt in two Scottsdale auto crashes over weekend
Four persons were injured in two auto accidents reported by Scottsdale police over the weekend. Ruby Smith, 47, of Rt. 1 Box 17 A, was treated at Phoenix Indian Hospital for injuries after a 5:40 p.m. Saturday crash on Indian School Road when her westbound car left the lane, turned onto Hayden Road, and collided with an eastbound car driven by Mary Outcast, 23, of 8619 KE Loredo Lane. Smith was cited for failure to yield. The second crash involved three people.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix’ Indian Hospital
Ruby Smith
Rt. 1
School Rd
Hayden Road
Indian School Rd
Mary Outcast
Loredo Ln
Dairies Seek Calm as Common Market Ministers Meet
Daily talks in Brussels with agriculture ministers focus on preventing milk and butter overproduction before a potential April 1 deadline for a single dairy market. Police report an eastbound car crash on Van Buren and North 7th Street left several injured but none seriously. drivers Laverna White and Tommy Vasquez with his son Jerry were treated and released from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
UPI
Laverna White
E. McKinley
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Tommy Vasquez
E. Vernon
Jerry
Arson Suspected in Car Fire in Fairmont Area
Rural firefighters battled a Saturday blaze at 10:06 p.m. causing about 800 dollars in damage to Maxine Davis’s car at 8120 F Fairmont. The fire is under investigation as possible arson. In a separate weekend incident, about 30 dollars in insulation damage was reported at M L Rowe’s residence 8725 Valley View, starting in a faulty light fixture.
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Maxine Davis
Fairmont
Davis
M. L. Rowe
Valley View
RID
Nixon urges focus on issues not personalities in New Hampshire race
Richard Nixon campaigned in Nashua and surrounding towns urging supporters to discuss policy rather than attacking McCarthy or Johnson backers. He defended peace candidacy, pledged to talk issues, and noted Republicans must mobilize turnout as Romney era wanes.
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Milton R. Benjamin
Nashua
N.H
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Eugene J. McCarthy
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Minnesota
John W._ King
Cochairman
Hanoi
Nixon
Rivier College
America
Michigan
George Romney
Concord
Dover
Exeter
Manchester
Will
New York
Supreme Court orders Alabama prison desegregation with guard discretion
The Supreme Court approved a lower court order ending racial segregation in Alabama prisons and jails except when security requires separation. State officials did not challenge the order but sought reasonable warden discretion for race based separation during safety issues. The Court also reversed five Pensacola obscenity convictions and declined involvement in jet noise disputes at Jacksonville. The ACLU argued the discretion was already provided in the 1966 Montgomery order.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Alabama
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Montgomery
Judson Students Arrested in Phoenix Marijuana Case
Two Judson School students were arrested Saturday in Phoenix on illegal marijuana possession charges. James Bower 17 of 2421 N 38th St and Don Barnes 20 of 2607 N Sth St were reportedly caught by Phoenix police in a car in front of Barnes home with marijuana in their possession. Bower was held at Maricopa County Detention Home and Barnes booked into Phoenix City Jail.
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Judson Schookhere
Phoenix
James Bower
Don ‘Barnes
Edly
Barnes
Bower
Maricopa County
Phoenix City
Obituaries overlook Arizona figures Gerould Dorsch and Larsen
Frank Avery Gerould 74 of 6328 N 68rd Pl president of Elcheralt Co died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He moved Etchcraft Co to Scottsdale and served in WWI. Services at St Barnabas on the Desert Church. Charles E Dorsch 74 of 6706 E Thomas Rd longtime Libby McNeil Libby Foods executive died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Servicios tomorrow at Azi Moore Mortuary. Mrs Alta F. Larsen 83 formerly of 2502 N 57th Pl died Saturday in Georgian Court Nursing Home. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Frank Avery Gerould
Elcheralt Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Gerould
Chicago
Cornell University
A. G. Spaulding
Etchcraft Co
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Country Club
Charles E. Dorsch
E. Thomas Rd
Tor Libby
McNeil and Libby Foods
Kansas City
iGood Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Dorsch
Stanton
Ill
The
Valley Presbyterian Church
Ber
Orient Masonic Lodge
Kansas
el Zaribah Shrine
Alta FE. Larsen
Georgian Court
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Kay Nguyen
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Safford
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Show Low
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
van’ Buren
Otty
Diyles
Ed Sullivan
Todds
Larry Rummel
Phoenix Gazette
Dancing & Entertainment
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Crem Quarter Safari Hotel
Pensacola, Fla
Florida National Guard
Jacksonville
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