Mao rejected in try to send troops to Vietnam
The Star reports the Politburo rejected Mao Tse-tung's proposals to send troops into Vietnam, Thailand, on the Soviet border, and to attack Quemoy. Chou En-lai opposed intervention fearing U S attack and urged reinforcing border troops while opposing a cross border strike. The Liberation Army Daily urged troops to aid production and help in factories amid famine and riots in Canton.
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Easter egg hunt returns to Scottsdale Jaycees event
The Scottsdale area Easter egg hunt by the Jaycees returns on Saturday one day before Easter. More than 3600 eggs will be hidden around the Community Center grounds for children up to 10. The hunt starts at 10 am at Second St. and Ball Park Plaza. Decorations begin Thursday night in the Motorola cafeteria by the Jaycees and the Lazy Js auxiliary. The age limit was lowered from 12 to 10 this year.
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Youth to lead city beautification cleanup week
City campaign runs April 1 to 8 under Parks Director L B Scacwater who will coordinate with Mayor B L Tims. A steering committee will meet at 7 30 tonight in City Hall to plan yard spruce up alley cleanup chip and paint tree plantings fence work and roadside projects. Fire department will assist with hydrant inspections cleanup and poster distribution as schools receive beautification materials. Weather forecast calls for sunny spells and highs near 88 with cool nights in the 40s.
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Scottsdale district tax hike eyed at $1.21 per hundred
Scottsdale school district officials warn property owners of at least a $1.21 per $100 assessed value tax rise next year to fund growth and program costs. The plan targets growth in students, higher teacher wages, health benefits, and facility needs, with detailed budget items and comparisons to nearby districts.
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School Board Rejects Official Bargaining Group Stance
About 400 attendees heard Superintendent John Tanner deny the district recognizes any teachers union as an official bargaining body. The board approved a four point policy on professional organizations and said it would not Elections or authorize unions to bargain. Students supported higher teacher salaries while a small picket formed outside Corona do High School.
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U.S. 4th Infantry Halts Major Viet Cong Assault
The 4th Infantry Division, outnumbered five to one, repelled five hours of charges by 2,500 Communist troops near the Cambodian border. About 900 enemy soldiers were killed, with 608 counted on the battlefield. General Westmoreland visited the scene near Saigon and praised the unit for a record single day of action.
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Easter Vacation Breaks Extended Across Scottsdale Schools
Scottsdale School district closes for Easter vacation starting Friday and continuing through Monday. Our Lady of Perpetual Help and St. Daniel’s parochial schools also start vacations Friday and will resume classes Tuesday.
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Riots Rock Hermosillo as Students Clash With Police
In Hermosillo Sonora state riots flare over local PRI candidate Faustino Felix. Police report one death confirmed six more killed disputed while 18 injured and about 200 rioters arrested. Rival groups battle at Felix campaign offices as mobs seize weapons.
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Wednesday in the News an Overview From UPI and Progress Staff
A condensed roundup from United Press International and the Progress Staff highlights notable events and developments of the day. It lists brief items across politics, society, and business, emphasizing concise reporting.
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Italian spies name 300 NATO officers in Soviet ring
An Italian parachutist charged with espionage told Turin magistrates the names of 300 NATO officers allegedly involved in the Wests largest Soviet spy ring. Some officers are said to be American. at least two Soviet embassy officials are expected to be expelled.
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Justifiable homicide ruled in Phoenix police shooting
A coroner's jury in Phoenix found the police shooting of 20 year old Hail Thomas Hansen justifiable after inquest testimony. Hansen died as he tried to flee in a stolen plane, shot by Phoenix police sergeant Robert M. TUCSON-Delay granted in Charles Schmid murder trial in Pima County Superior Court until May 9 to accommodate F. Lee Bailey's Florida trial schedule.
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