Paratroopers repel Viet Cong attack near Hue bases
UPI dispatch reports heavy rocket and mortar assaults on four U.S. bases near Hue. Paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division killed 54 attackers at close range, with 13 Americans dead and 54 wounded. Other clashes around Camp Eagle and Quang Tri produced further casualties as South Vietnamese and U.S. forces claim progress against Viet Cong and NVA offensives.
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De Gaulle grants amnesty as eight million strike cripples France
Paris reports 8 million workers on strike paralyzing the nation with banks closed and markets shut. De Gaulle acts to quell unrest by offering amnesty to students and rioters in the Latin Quarter, while the Assembly is urged to approve the measure.
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Poor People's Campaign Demonstrators Reach Capitol Hill
About 100 poverty marchers led by four dungaree clad men in a Cadillac convertible arrive in Washington to begin public demonstrations. They walk the Mall from near the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol, singing soul power as hearings address hunger and anti poverty bills. Capitol police provide a substantial security presence during the first public confrontation with legislators.
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McDonald youth listed in critical condition after Papago Park crash
John McDonald 17, son of former Scottsdale Assistant City Manager Ken McDonald, remains in critical condition at Barrow Neurological Institute with skull and leg fractures from a two car crash in Papago Park. Karen O Connor 15 is in good condition and Mary Pat O Connor 17 is in serious condition. the O Conors were riders in the other vehicle. Police say the cars collided at a Y junction by a pond and dirt roads, veering off and hitting other cars. Ken McDonald is on loan to Tempe and serving as acting city manager after Leland Kraft resignation six weeks ago.
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Veteran Robert Sexsmith Aue dies at Ft Lyon hospital
Robert Clarence Sexsmith, 67, died Sunday at the Ft Lyon Colorado veterans hospital after 16 months of hospitalization. He lived at 7010 E Continental Dr and formerly worked for Western Greyhound Lines. Born in Yuma, he is survived by wife Bessie of Scottsdale, daughter Roberta Eaton of California, and a California brother and sister plus one grandchild. Services will be Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Rademacher Jeers Camelback Purchase by Condemnation
Barry Goldwater leads opposition to federal aid yet supports using funds to raise Camelback Mountain land value via private and public efforts. Paul Rademacher blamed federal matching funds for delaying local recreation projects and urged acquisition through condemnation at fair prices. Former Sen. Goldwater has championed the Camelback fundraiser with Save Camelback Mountain backing private contributions.
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Culture series sign-up begins for Scottsdale summer programs
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department opens registration this week through June 7 for a summer culture series. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Courses include oil painting, watercolor, portraiture, acrylics, sculpture and ceramics. Contact City Hall Parks and Recreation at 60 W. Indian School Rd for details.
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Senate weighs overturning limits on confessions and eyewitnesses
Senate moves toward overturning Supreme Court rulings limiting confessions and eyewitness testimony in criminal cases as part of a broad anticrime bill. Absentees include Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene J. McCarthy amid campaign trails. vote timing unknown.
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Williams at Rotary: law and order as liberty pillar
Scottsdale Valley Ho Rotary guest speaker Williams warned that law, order, and discipline are under attack and that liberty hinges on adherence to law. He criticized campus obscenity and minority groups while praising a majority of students as future leaders and urging decisive action against mobs. Gobernor Williams did not discuss political plans.
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Repeal State Bar Petition Drive Halted in Arizona
Ralph Quilla, chairman of Citizens Repeal for State Bar, announced the stoppage of a petition campaign to put a repeal question on the next general election ballot. He said officials of the State Bar are taking honest steps to clean the association and improve legal representation, and the board agreed filing petitions would be a disservice to Arizona citizens.
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Fire damages home of Wes Hoven and two grass blazes
A fire of unknown origin caused about 300 damage at Wes Hoven's home 6810 E Cochise Rural Fire Department crews extinguished a blaze in the patio that spread to the lawn. two additional grass fires were fought one at 8700 E Minnetowa and another at 6419 E Lewis no losses reported
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Guinea Mali officials meet with Chen Yi in friendly talks
Representatives from Guinea and Mali held talks with Communist China Foreign Minister Chen Yi in a friendly atmosphere, according to Peking Radio from Tokyo.
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