Unrest flares at colleges across several campuses
Police arrested 132 people occupying Michigan State University’s Student Union after warnings. Florida Memorial College saw 46 arrests and 37 occurred at the University of Alabama as protests spread. Demonstrators disrupted campus buildings, with tear gas used in Florida and arrests for disorderly conduct.
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Vietnam truce ends as 61 shellings raise civilian toll
UPI reports the Buddha's birthday truce ended with 61 guerrilla shellings overnight, the highest in 11 days, adding to civilian casualties. South Vietnam tallies 456 dead in the past week, while Phnom Penh notes artillery in Tram Khmar. Premier Phan Van Dong vows resolve in Hanoi.
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Phoenix Woman Kills Fiancé Then Commits Suicide
A Phoenix woman, Diana Lynch, 21, shot and killed her fiancé Jeffrey Molloy, 22, at his northwest Phoenix apartment after he ended their engagement. She then fatally wounded herself with a head shot. Molloy had broken the engagement Wednesday and asked Lynch to collect their household items. Lynch later died at a Phoenix hospital.
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Mesa Council OKs Higher Utilities Rates
Mesa city council approves new utility rate hike aimed at self support. The plan increases residential water bills by 65 percent and overall increases range from 65 to 100 percent.
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Armstrong takes NASA desk job in Washington
Neil A. Armstrong former moon landing astronaut accepted the post of deputy associate NASA administrator of aeronautics in Washington. He will coordinate government and private industry research on hypersonics and aviation while remaining open to future space flight.
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Mansfield says Laos ban violated by advisers on incursions
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield accused the Nixon administration of violating a congressional ban on U S ground troops in Laos by letting advisers accompany South Vietnamese forces on incursions. Defense Secretary Laird defended the position noting advisers on protective missions do not constitute ground combat. Mansfield called it a violation of the spirit and intent of Congress and cautioned against a possible Republican filibuster strategy.
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Federal budget faces deficit again after brief surplus
Washington reports revised estimates show the federal deficit returning this year after a one year surplus. Budget Director Mayo warned at a Hot Springs bankers meeting that balancing the budget will be impossible for the current fiscal year ending June 30. Treasury forecasts link shortfall to lower corporate income tax receipts amid a business slump.
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Auto fire destroys 1957 car under rebuild at 501 N 97th Pl
Firefighters said an undetermined origin blaze damaged a 1957 auto owned by M. L. Gorman as it was being rebuilt at 501 North 97th Place early today. Damage was pegged at 150 dollars. A separate grass fire behind Valley National Bank at Granite Reef and McDonald was also extinguished at 7 43 p.m.
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Thieves Take Extinguishers From Scottsdale High
Over the weekend thieves switched tactics in a Scottsdale High School tradition and stole fire extinguishers. Sixteen extinguishers were missing from buses Monday morning after someone climbed the bus yard fence. police recovered eleven by noon.
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Obituaries of John Ziegler and Walter Schlueter
John Ziegler 73 died Sunday in Doctors Hospital Phoenix after moving from Chicago 12 years ago. Survived by two daughters and a son all of Scottsdale and 11 grandchildren. services and burial in Chicago. Walter Schlueter 86 died Saturday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. construction businessman credited with prestressed concrete and Chicago World's Fair work. survived by a son and a grandson. services held at Arcadia Funeral Home.
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ASU faculty committee rejects dismissal of Morris Starsky
A five member faculty panel at Arizona State University unanimously votes against firing controversial professor Morris Starsky. The panel concludes its inquiry into charges from the administration and forwards its report to President Harry K Newburn for potential Board of Regents review at the weekend meeting.
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Yavapai Student Wins State Poetry Contest Prize
Mike Gasske a sixth grader at Yavapai School is named one of 24 state winners in the annual poetry contest for his humorous poem The Cook selected from 10 000 entries and the only Scottsdale prize recipient. Yavapai students also earn four of 20 honorable mentions.
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Burglars Hit Yavapai School Church and Stores
Police investigate four burglaries reported Monday, including a Yavapai School break in at 701 N 76th St where a typewriter 425 and $12 cash were taken along with a radio receiver. Burglars also hit St Daniel's Church 1030 N Hayden Rd for a microphone and desk stand and a Seven-Eleven at 1650 N Granite Reef Rd for cash and liquor. A separate theft took place at Robert Smith's garage on May 8 showing a tackle box and fishing gear valued at 103 with no forced entry. Juvenile suspects are considered in the Seven-Eleven theft.
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Hathaway, Former Highway Patrol Supt, Shot Dead
Former Highway Patrol Superintendent Greg Hathaway, 54, was found dead Monday at his Madera Canyon cabin south of Tucson from a self inflicted shotgun wound in the chest. He retired Jan 13 1967 after heart attacks and had been in poor health. Hathaway, a University of Arizona graduate, earlier served as a U.S. Border Patrol pilot and a deputy U.S. marshal in Tucson before leading the Patrol.
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