Sanitation drive targets Haight Ashbury hippies in SF
San Francisco authorities move against Haight Ashbury to restore sanitation. A 12 man Health Department team is sent into the district as police disperse about 2 500 hippies and sightseers blocking a main street. Sixteen arrests and one injury from a man falling from a sign are reported along with bottles and pots thrown from balconies. Mayor Shelley and Police Chief Cahill warn of more influx as health officials fear disease from sanitation failures.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ellis Sox
Haight-Ashbury
Roger Brown
Haight-Ashbury District
Golden Gate Park Panhandle
John F. Shelley
Thomas Cahill
Health Department
Clore’s rites set for bank officer found dead near Miami
Funeral services planned in Phoenix for William Ward Clore Jr a Valley National Bank operations officer missing since Oct 19 1962. Remains found Feb 27 about six miles west of Miami show skull fracture and possible shooting. Robert Camacho 38 Nogales convicted in the $10 000 robbery but acquitted of kidnapping. Clore survived by wife Nancy Storm a son daughter and two parents.
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Phoenix
UPI
William Ward Clore Jr
Valley National Bank
Miami
Clore
Funman
South Phoen Valley Bank
Clare
Robert Camacho
Nogales
Nancy Storm
Easter Weather Dims Flood Watch In Wisconsin Shifts East
United Press International reports spring weather spreading across the nation with rain and thunderstorms from the upper Great Lakes to the central Gulf. Meridan Mississippi tops an inch of rain, western Tennessee one half inch, Baraboo River over its banks, and flooding risk remains in southwestern and west central Wisconsin. Temperatures range from 21 in Houlston Maine to 76 in Key West Florida.
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United Press International
Ohio
Michigan
Upper Great Lakes
Gulf
Meridan
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Baraboo
White House Easter Egg Roll Draws Thousands
Washington UPI reports the White House opened its South Lawn to about 3000 children for the Easter Egg Roll. Most visitors sought to see President Johnson who was not home. The event, a long standing White House tradition, features candy and pranks for groundskeepers and a lighthearted look at history of the egg roll.
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Washngton
UPI
White House
South Lawn
President Johnson
Peter Cotton
Capitol Grounds
Soviet skipper jailed for poaching near Alaska coast
Leonid M. Kuschenko, 29, awaiting a $10,000 fine after pleading no contest to fishing within six miles of the Alaska coast. His 178-foot Vladivostok trawler was seized as the first under a new federal law extending fishing rights beyond three miles. A second Soviet vessel was also caught in the Shumagin Islands for poaching shrimp.
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Anchorage
Alaska
United States
Leonid M. Kuschenko
Vladivostok
Coast Guard
Selec
Kuschenko
Storis
Shumagin Islands
Here
Mao purge questioned as Red Guards target Liu Teng
Hong Kong reports a new purge move to remove Liu Shao chi and Teng Hsiao ping from the Communist leadership. A March 21 special committee is said to aim to crush them while Mao's revolution is said to struggle against counter revolutions.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tun
China
Radio Peking
Linj Shao-chi
Red Guard
Peking
Red Guards
Liu
Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
Teng
Liu Beame
Mao
Former APS chief Henry B. Sargent dies at 62
Henry B. Sargent 62, former president of Arizona Public Service Co and longtime executive at American & Foreign Power Co of New York, died of a heart attack at his Fairfield home. He led multiple firms and served as director or VP at Electric Bond and Share Co Lone Star Cement Corp First Boston United States Insurance Co and was active with the American Institute for Foreign Trade and the Council for International Progress in Management. He received Latin American honors for his intra American trade work.
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Fairfield
Conn
UPI
Henry B. Sargent
Arizona Public Service Co
Sargent
The
American & Foreign Power Co
New York
Electric Bond and Share Co
Lone Star Cement Corp
First Boston Corp
United States Insurance Co
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Glendale
Ariz
Council For Latin America
Council For International Progress In Management
Earn In Middle Five Figures Annually in Phoenix Area
Trust Association seeks representatives for expansion in Arizona with a $2500 initial investment. Earn in the mid five figures yearly by talking to affluent individuals. Independent role not a full career shift. Call 274 5407 for an officer interview. Not in life insurance business.
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Trust Association
Phoenix
Que Trust Association
Arizona
Tarvicas
The
Nife Insurance
Mexican bishop killer hunt narrows as body found
Federal agents widened road blocks in central Mexico pursuing three men linked to the murder of Bishop Jose Torres. The bishop disappeared 22 days ago, his body found buried beneath a pine tree 40 miles southwest of Durango after he was beaten and strangled.
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Meico
UPI
Mexico
Jose Torres
Ieader
Sonora
Ciudad Obregon
Altona
Mazatlan
Matamoros
Brownsville
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Portugese
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