ASU Students Sleep Over Protest At Administration Building
About 20 Arizona State University students spent the night in sleeping bags in front of the Administration Building to protest unmet demands. Campus security reported no incidents. The sit in drew 300 protesters including ASU officials and campus figures who pledged no response to intimidation. The group seeks amnesty for ROTC demonstrators, a security inquiry, teachable forums on ROTC, an arrest review, and a new student disciplinary code. A student damaged a door during the Wednesday protest, and police may charge a student with destruction of state property. No injuries reported.
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Israel reports changed aim of raids into Egypt
UPI says Israel toned down claims of destructive raids into Egypt and described operations as psychological. Cairo denounces the strikes as perfidious and dangerous to civilian targets while Arab forces fire at Ashdot-Yq Acov and Suez area. Western officials in London push toward a Middle East settlement as talks advance.
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Fun Lovers Live It Up in Denver Bar Gag
Three Pennsylvania businessmen Mark Newman Dominic Criscudle and Donn Ree shared drinks with a new friend and were tricked into surrendering 2310 in valuables. They returned to their hotel to wait for the companion, then reported the ruse to police. The associate was described as a sharp dresser with knowledge of Pennsylvania New York Chicago and California cities.
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Paroled after murder trial shadows from 1950s case
Carole-Anne Tregoff, 31, once convicted of murder with Dr Bernard Findon, was released on parole from the California Institution for Women. Her lover remains serving a life term for Barbara Jean Finch's slaying after three trials and earlier attorneys linked to Sirhan B. Sirhan.
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Extradition Hearing Set Over Illinois Conspiracy Theft Case
In Phoenix the attorney general's office will hold a hearing to extradite Sidney B. Weiners to Illinois to stand trial for conspiring to commit perjury and theft. Governor Williams referred the matter to AG after receiving the extradition request. Weiners faces fraud and probate estate funds manipulation charges.
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Burglars Take Cameras Tapes From Several Homes
Police report multiple burglaries with entry through arcadia doors rear windows and pried doors. Items stolen include a camera tapes a watch a lighter a charm bracelet and cash totaling about 197 dollars. Homes targeted include Stephen FreSener at 6843 Loma Land W Ronald Reedy at 7020 E Moreland and Thomas A Lynde at 2034 N 87th Pl.
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Pentagon inquiry aims to restore oversight after cost overruns
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told reporters after testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee that a thorough probe of the CIA case and a joint GAO-Pentagon review of CSA costs are urgent. He noted a $2 billion surprise in the Air Force C3A cargo jet contract and urged tighter oversight to prevent market repercussions for Lockheed. Philip N. Whittaker backed the prioritization of CIA investigations.
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Marines seek fresh enemies in Vietnam action near Da Nang
U S Marines deploy a 70 man battalion southwest of Da Nang to pursue a North Vietnamese unit amid heavy fighting. Reports say 1700 Communist troops killed and 600 attacked near the Cambodian border with South Vietnamese paratroopers repelling an assault. U S deaths total 163 with 1255 wounded. Marine Captain James Huffman described heavy enemy presence as Marines pressed forward under air and artillery support.
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Reopening of Hanny's Resort Shop Set for June 15
The reopening of Hanny's Resort Shop at 25 W Main is planned for June 15 after a February fire that caused an estimated 400000 dollar loss destroying all merchandise. William O Manzer, president, says stock is arriving and full inventories for men and women will be ready for the reopening.
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Milk price hike to raise costs in Phoenix area
Milk prices are expected to rise by 2 cents per half gallon in the Phoenix area today with Borden's Foremost Meadow Gold joining. wholesale prices will up 10 cents a half gallon. Three-cent store boosts follow a new three year Teamsters Local 274 contract granting 50 cents an hour wage rise plus fringes.
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Agnew to Speak at Phoenix Dinner Stop Tonight
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and his wife arrive at Sky Harbor around 3 p.m. for a six hour visit before Hawaii. Ceremonies include Greek dances by Holy Trinity Orthodox Church children. Sen. Paul Fannin to introduce Agnew for a 25 minute speech at the Republican and Raising dinner at the Towne House. John Rhodes to serve as master of ceremonies. Scottsdale Boys Band to provide dinner music.
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Californians shrug off doomsday quake threat on May Day
The report notes a sharp quake rattled from Los Angeles to San Diego but Californians remained resilient. It highlights widespread predictions of a major disaster, amused reactions, and a lighthearted cultural shift with a catchy calypso tune and party talk about Howard Hughes buying Nevada.
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