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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1968
Page
1
U S Marines and South Vietnamese Rangers repelled a major North Vietnamese assault on Khe Sanh. Despite a heavy barrage and nerve wracking close fighting, the attackers failed to breach the fort’s defenses. Casualties were light for the U S and allied forces while the enemy suffered heavy losses.
UPI reports tentative pacts between four major copper firms and 26 unions amid a 248 day old strike. Wage increases of 1.13 an hour and fringe benefits are on the table, with companywide contracts under debate. Yonkers workers voted to accept. western members face ballots by Tuesday as mediation pushes for final agreement.
The body of pilot Kemal Karapars, 48, was recovered near the village of Adliye outside Istanbul after his Turkish airliner’s cockpit was vented through a blown emergency door. The e-pilot reportedly landed the plane before the accident.
A Pasteeth spray claims to improve denture security and comfort. It asserts dentures stay firmly in place with less discomfort, enabling stronger bites. The product, marketed as non acid and sour-free, is available at drug counters nationwide.
A 74 year old California man, Clifford Rucker of Azusa, died of a heart attack while watching Cubs exhibition warm ups at Scottsdale Stadium. He slumped in his seat about 12 15 p m and was pronounced dead at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Police noted a past history of heart condition.
Florence Calvert 56 of 8710 East Roanoke died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Survived by husband Robert, sons Wilson D. and Martin G. of Scottsdale, Robert S. of Commerce City Colo., daughter Myrtle Hill Vallejo Calif. Services Wednesday 11 a.m. at Green Acres Mortuary. Burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Casper F Brenner 70 of Cave Creek died yesterday at St. Luke’s Hospital. Born in Yugoslavia he lived in Cave Creek 20 years. Barber licensed. affiliated with Apostolic Christian Church. Survived by sister Madgelena Souy of Germany and many nieces and nephews. Services 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Donations suggested to Apostolic Christian Friendship Home Phoenix. Forest W Emery 75 father of a Scottsdale woman died Thursday in Veterans Administration Hospital Omaha Neb. Retired postal employee and WWI veteran. lifetime American Legion member. Survived by wife Emma of Omaha daughter Mrs Kathrine Left of Scottsdale and two grandchildren. Services in Messinger Mortuary chapel with viewing tomorrow or Monday noon to 9:30 p.m.
Rhodesian government says African Nationalist guerrillas armed with Chinese weapons invaded from Zambia and clashed with Rhodesian troops along the border near Lake Kariba. Nine guerrillas were killed and others wounded or captured. one Rhodesian killed, two wounded. Security forces pursue remaining fighters.
Ronald Walker seven years old slipped through a cyclone fenced pool enclosure with a spring lock. He entered the pool area, swam briefly to the deep end, and returned unharmed aside from water in the ears and a slight chill. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker, found wet clothes and tracks near their work site.
Authorities suspect two men on a narcotics fueled crime spree behind the Tempe woman Linda Hodge and Circle K clerk Sylvia Presley killings. A car linked to one victim was found at Park Central Motor Hotel after a stakeout, with ballistics suggesting same weapon. Deputies warn of ongoing danger as they hunt two suspects.
The Dow Jones at 2 p.m. EST shows up 5.72 points with 30 industrials at 843.27, 20 rails at 220.49 up 2.54, and 15 utilities at 122.44 down 0.67. Total shares traded 8,360,000. The list names major companies including IBM, General Electric, Ford, Chrysler, AT&T, American Motors, and Union Oil among others.
Police report a burglar broke into restaurateur Paul Shank’s home at 6715 East Camelback during a Saturday night theft. Mrs. Shank awoke to screams around 12:45 a.m. describing a Black man outside her daughter’s bedroom door. Theft totaled 700 in silver and tea set 1000 in cameras and 1400 in furs.
St Josephs HospitalLEXPRON Joel and Nellie 8319 E Columbus Feb 26 girl GAGNON William and Elea nor 6520 N 87th Pl Feb 27 boy Good Samaritan HospitalBRUBAKER Richard and Helen 7513 E Papago Dr Feb 26 Boy HANSON Roger and Bonnie Jean 6437 EVernon Feb 27 girl PALICKI Kenneth and Theresa 4122 E Portland Feb 27 girl LEONARD Frederick and Roberta Rt 1 Box 917 Feb 28 boy SCHWIRIAN Robert W and Constance P 8601 E Valley Vista Dr Feb 28 boy GREEN Mark V and Jacqueline K 8402 E Highland Ave Feb 29 boy MENDOZA Eddie and Patricia Gia 7413 EK Taylor Feb 29
Paris area reports Geraldy, a French lion tamer with Raney Circus, seriously injured after two lions attacked him when he entered the cage during a Wednesday night performance. The ringmaster intervened to pull him free and authorities stated he remained in hospital in serious condition.
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