Elephants Fail to Aid Tra Bong Timber Sawmill
In Tra Bong Vietnam a U S Army Green Beret unit tries to move two elephants to haul timber after a sawmill funded by U S aid. Plans for helicopter transport were canceled due to technical delays leaving 400 families fearing departure if elephants do not arrive.
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Central Highlands battle as 4th Division drives back North Vietnamese
A force of 300 American troops repelled an assault by 1,000 to 1,500 North Vietnamese with flamethrowers in the Central Highlands. US forces reported 19 dead and 41 wounded, while claiming 135 enemy killed in four hours of fighting near Kontum. Nearby, another engagement near Trang Bang left 243 Viet Cong dead in two days, part of Operation Resolved to Win which has surpassed 1,700 Communist fatalities.
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Noon Stock Market Totals From New York Exchange
United Press International reports broad activity with many names and percent changes. Alcoa, American Can, AT&T, American Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Pan American, RCA, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, United Aircraft, US Steel and others show varied gains and losses amid the midday trading.
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France demands U S tariff concessions tied to gold rise
France and its five Common Market partners press for U S tariff cuts in exchange for European access to U S markets and a U S pledge not to raise trade barriers. Gold closes at 40.38 an ounce in Paris as De Gaulle calls for an overhaul of the international monetary system. Debre rejects a German proposal to boost imports without compensation.
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Woman Injured When Car Flips On Van Buren
A Scottsdale woman, Lois Markis, 6801 E. Almeria, was injured yesterday morning when her car flipped in the 7500 block of East Van Buren after the front wheel slipped onto gravel. She was treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital.
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McCarthy for President Office Opens in Tempe
The Valley's first McCarthy for President headquarters will open at 8 p.m. Friday at 407 S Mill Ave Tempe co chairmen Brian Loftus said about 100 people attended an organizational meeting Monday. A press conference in Phoenix was planned to announce the opening. The volunteer staffed office will operate daily 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. and distribute literature and answer questions about the campaign.
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Robb Readies for Vietnam Training at Camp Pendleton
Marine Capt Charles Robb son in law of President Johnson arrived at Camp Pendleton to begin orientation training for Vietnam with details of the program to be announced. His wife Lynda Bird Johnson reportedly stays nearby in San Clemente.
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Kennedy and McCarthy Campaign Across Midwest and West
Democratic rivals press the campaign as Kennedy tours Oregon and California with a sweeping rally in Watts Los Angeles while McCarthy draws the largest Madison crowd. Johnson aides show limited Wisconsin activity ahead of the April 2 primary with Humphrey not expected in state until Friday. Kennedy argues for ending student deferments and broader civil rights action as he plans strong showings in Oregon and California.
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YW Art Series Final Session Set
Lucille Peters will demonstrate watercolor on fiber glass paper in Scottsdale as the YWCA hosts its 10th Afternoon with the Arts tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the First Federal Savings Building 6850 E Camelback Peters teaches oils in Scottsdale and Carefree with training in portraiture Japanese art and Alabama courses.
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Polish-born Tekla Kotlarv dies in Scottsdale at 86
Tekla M Kotlarv 86 born in Poland died yesterday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving from Chicago Illinois sixteen months ago. She lived with her daughter Mrs Josephine Spilo at 6701 E Oak attended St Daniel's Church. Services and burial will be in Chicago. Survived by Spilo two other daughters Sophia Tenozar and Jean Linder three sons Thomas Joseph Edward and Illinois. Seventeen grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren.
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Phone walkout threatens nationwide strike in telecoms
Washington unions warn of a first nationwide telephone strike in 21 years with an April 12 deadline. About 165000 workers would be affected initially, but automation would keep most lines working though service would slow. Beirne cites wage dispute under a 36 month contract expiring 1969.
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Births Report From City Hospitals
Records show births at St Josephs Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital from March 14 to March 18. Parents named include Agster, Kalvinskas, Cordova, Jones, Martin, Susunkewa, Smith, Azzi, Banta, Hoffman with multiple babies reported as boys and girls.
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