Soviets Begin Month of Pacific Space Rocket Tests
Moscow announces a month of missile tests aimed at launching huge space rockets to a Pacific splashdown about 100 miles from Jarvis Island. Tass sets dates from today to June 30 with daily no fly no sail zones noon to midnight and a zero degrees three minutes south latitude and 163 degrees 50 minutes west longitude target.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
South Pacific
Jarvis Island
Papeete
Tahiti
Muroa Atoll
Soviet Pacific rocket tests target moon and planets
The article notes Pacific test series by the Soviet Union to verify carrier rockets for lunar and planetary probes. An underground nuclear blast is reported in the Ural mountains by Sweden’s Seismological Institute. Tests typically occur near Jarvis Island or the Hawaiian region, with American observers tracking launches and no details released by either side.
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Soviet Union
Moon
Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Soviet Ural Mountains
Jarvis Island
Hawaiian Islands
Vandals damage Tonalea Elementary in Scottsdale
vandals caused an estimated 500 damage to Tonalea Elementary School at 6801 E Oak St spray painting doors windows and other areas. James Campana supervisor of maintenance said fresh paint from two weeks ago must be redone and locks cleaned as police were notified this morning.
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James Campana
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Wite finds diamond and becomes wealthy in Lesotho
In Maser, Lesotho, Wite Ramaboea sold a 601.3 carat brown diamond found by his wife for more than 108000 dollars. He plans to buy a bulldozer for a 30 by 30 foot claim, a better house for his wife and daughter, and pays 15 percent tax to the government.
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Lesotho
UPI
Harry Oppenheimer
Reading Diamond Mining Company
Ramaboea
Band concert planned in park by local musicians
An old fashioned band concert at 7 30 p m in the Community Center Band Shell at 315 FE Second St presented by City Parks and Recreation. The professional band is formed with support from the American Federation of Musicians Performance Trust Fund and includes members from the Phoenix Symphony Arizona State University and local teachers. Charles Sessions from Camelback High School will conduct.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
American Federation of Musicians Performance Trust Fund
Phoenix Symphony
Arizona State University
Charles Sessions
Camelback W High School
U.S. Russia clash as UN debate sharpens Gulf crisis
The U N Security Council meeting on the Middle East grew tense as U S Ambassador Goldberg pressed for a record on freedom of navigation through the Gulf of Aqaba, while Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko backed the Arab position. Israel urged four immediate steps and cited UN charter duties. the U A R argued the gulf remains Egypt and Saudi territorial waters, citing lack of a peace treaty and violations at Elath.
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Israel
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Nikolai T. Fedorenko
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Gulf
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Councell
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Saudi Arabia
Om Rashrash
Speck sentencing delayed again in Chicago murder case
Convicted mass killer Richard Speck faces a postponed sentencing for the eight nurse killings. Public Defender Getty must file a report on tests for possible epilepsy triggered rage, with a 30 day delay requested to allow electroencephalogram studies and psychiatric input.
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Six killed when Shamokin Dam gun shop blast erupts
A Shamokin Dam sporting goods store, Shooter's Paradise, exploded after two test shots fired by owner Donald Haines ignited ammunition. Six people died and two were critically injured. victims include Haines, two employees Jack Lahr and Wendell Herb, and customers Joseph Dicinque his son Anthony and mother-in-law Evelyn Gusky. Firemen spent hours removing debris with no further victims found.
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Evelyn Gusky
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Leathernecks seize key hill in heavy action near DMZ
UPI reporting Leathernecks and 4th Marine Regiment troops storm Hill 174 after eight hours of artillery backed fighting, killing 82 Communists and suffering 17 American deaths and 92 wounded. Separate clashes across the Mekong Delta and Hue area left U.S. casualties and investigations ordered for two accidents.
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UPI
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Border Demilitarizes Zone
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4Th Marine Regiment
Hill 174
Mekong
U.S. Mth
Lai Khe
Hue
25Th Infantry Division
Mesa woman’s body recovered in Arkansas River
The body of Dorothy Schlinglof 44 of Mesa Arizona was recovered Monday from the Arkansas River about 18 miles from the car wreck site near Howard Colorado. Her husband Paul Schlinglof 49 swam ashore and was hospitalized for cuts bruises and shock after the car plunged into the river last Friday.
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UPI
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Russians Demand Return of Plane Flown by Defector
The U S Embassy said on Monday the Soviet Union requested the return of a MIG17 fighter flown here last week by a Russian defector. The plane was at Wiesbaden Air Force Base for thorough inspection.
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Court denies appeals in Arizona burglary murder cases
The Supreme Court rejected appeals from Billy Ray Key of Scottsdale and Henry Foggy of Holbrook. Key claimed coercion in a February 22 1965 burglary of a Phoenix used car lot and received four to five years in Florence. Foggy had been convicted of second degree murder on May 15 1965 for the death of a drinking companion and was sentenced to life in prison.
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Obituary of Robert E. Johnsen 36 of Phoenix
Robert E. Johnsen aged 36 died Sunday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Cleveland he lived in Arizona 25 years and worked as senior aerospace program clerk at Motorola for 10 years. Survived by wife Mary Rita, son Michael David, daughters Patrice Louise and Rebecca Susan, mother Marie Johnson, brothers George and another out of state. Prayer service at Green Acres Mortuary tomorrow. Requiem Mass Thursday at St Daniel's The Prophet Catholic Church.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Arizona
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Motorola
Johnson
Mary Rita
Michael David
Patrice Louise
Rebecca Susan
Marie Johnson
Morristown
Ariz
George
Phoenix
P.m
Green Acres Mortuary
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