U S Troops Repulse Full North Vietnamese Division
U S and South Vietnamese forces reportedly repulsed a major North Vietnamese division at Dong Ha after ten days of fighting. The clash near the DMZ left significant casualties on both sides, with 78 U S troops killed and hundreds wounded, alongside allied losses.
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Karie to Undergo Surgery at Veterans Hospital
Progress City editor Jack Karie will undergo an operation Tuesday to remove stone calculus. He has been a patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Phoenix for nearly two weeks, in Ward 0A. Visitors are restricted for several days. cards and notes may be sent to Ward 32 at the hospital.
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Fire damages total $3,000 in Scottsdale apartment blaze
Rural firefighters battled two major alarms yesterday in Scottsdale. Annie Meliikoff's apartment at WEN 70th St Apt 2 suffered $3,000 damage from a bedroom fire likely caused by a cigarette. smoke damaged the unit though no injuries were reported. A second alarm involved a broken gas line near Bousteiro pipeline activity. a cat was rescued from a cooler before being freed. Firefighters also assisted in retrieving a package from a canal near 68th St and Lafayette Ave after police advised it had already been retrieved.
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Obituary Walter Coleman Dies in Phoenix Area
Walter Coleman 69, retired silos engineer for Arizona Portland Cement, died at a hospital in Phoenix. He is survived by wife Pearl, daughter Mrs. St. Thiley Kleban, son Robert, sister Mrs. Hal Webster, and six grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Acacia Mortuary. burial Greenwood Memorial Park.
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St. Thiley Kleban
Seatsdale
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Robert
Riverside
Calif
Palo Verde Festival Welcomes Valley to Carefree Events
The Palo Verde Festival runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Carefree and Cave Creek with a ham dinner hobby shows an antique auto show square dancing and performances by Phoenix Musical Theater. Desert walks sponsored by the Cave Creek Home Owners Association offer blossom viewing.
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Benefit Enables 190 Children On Sail River Reservation to See The Daydreamer
Nearly 190 children from the Sail River Indian Reservation attended a Hans Christian Andersen film benefiting the Arthritis Foundation. The Kappa Delta Alumnae Association organized the $1 tickets at the Kachina Theatre on Scottsdale Road with sponsor S donations from a Villa Monterey resident. The event followed a Progress Woman's Page feature about Lesley Mosher, a 2½ year old with rheumatoid arthritis. In Phoenix, donations supported by Salt River commedians and the Tribal Council helped arrange the visit, a first theatre trip for many youngsters.
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Artist Carroll Receives Press Kudos in Salt Lake
Arizona State University student journalists won four of 10 first places from the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association. David J. Anderson of Phoenix earned first in editorial writing and Wendell Beacock of Mesa won in sports photography. State Press editor Willistara received special news writing. Also noted is the Horses A Go Go horse show Sunday at the Wilner Arm 751 W Indian School Rd starting 8 30 am with 25 cent admission.
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Heart Division elects new board chairman and members
Paul H. Miller Jr of Scottsdale Valley was chosen as Maricopa Heart Division board chairman last night. New directors from Scottsdale include Boyd Metcalf, MD, and Leonarduel.
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Scottsdale Players move to new theater after Bus Stop run
The Scottsdale Players conclude a 14 season showing at Ball Park Plaza with William Inge’s Bus Stop. Cast includes Jacqueline Gaston, Charlotte Francis, A C Wyatt, Bob Gusick, Rod Kellogg, Carl May, LeRoy Gammtrner. Curtain times 7 40 p m Sundays and 8 30 p m other days. Tickets 1 50 at box office. Ken Bacher.
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Young Republicans convene at Villa Monterey in Phoenix
The Maricopa County Young Republicans hold their annual convention at Villa Monterey on Je Chaparral Road today. Governor Williams opens at 1 PM then a brief business session precedes talks by Representative John Pritzlak on the referendum and W Don Palmer on county elections. Superior Court Judge Jack D Hays headlines the 7 PM banquet with Judge Hays as featured speaker.
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Young Republicans
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Jim Wymore
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Details May 4 1968
Scottsdale Daily Progress announces its publishing schedule and contact details. The paper notes editions Monday through Saturday evenings September May and Monday through Friday June August. It lists address 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona and telephone 9477544. It states it does not accept unsolicited manuscripts or photographs.
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