Talks postponed as Saigon refuses Viet Cong talks
The United States said Vietnam talks scheduled for Wednesday were postponed indefinitely after Saigon refused to sit with the Viet Cong. U S spokesman William Jorden said a date for the next meeting would be announced, with no clear word on when substantive talks would begin.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
William Jor
Thieu
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Jorden
Thieu Signals Resistance to U.S. Peace Conditions
Report notes Thieu backing his position against a full Viet Cong role in talks. He told informants he and U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker remained at odds over Viet Cong inclusion and warned he would be assassinated before accepting the current U.S. peace policy.
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Thieu
United State
United States
Ellsworth Bunker
Tide of fighting continues in Vietnam with 129 more killed
Allied forces report 129 Communists killed in scattered engagements across South Vietnam. A Viet Cong shelling near Saigon hits a city for the second time in three days and a US Chinook helicopter is shot down, with 13 Americans aboard. My Tho suffers four dead and nine wounded as a Viet Cong mortar attack precedes broader US actions near Can Giuoc. Major battles are not reported, while a lull in fighting persists per officials. Saigon maintains its stance against expanded Paris talks.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
U.S
Big Bien Hoa
Pherritta
My. Tho
Mekong
My Tho
Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Viet Corg
North Vietnam
U.S. Army
Can Giuoc
Jewelry Burglary Strikes Raymond's in Scottsdale Weekend
Scottsdale police reported a weekend burglary at Raymond's Jewelry 75 West Main Street. Thieves pried the rear door, took high value items and cash worth about 380 dollars from a purse, while the store safe was found outside, unopened. A separate break-in damaged a 1956 truck at 2700 North Hayden Road, with tools stolen.
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Raymond’s
Main St
Scottsdale
Betty
Helber
Raymond Martinez
Maxine
C.clay
Dale Stokes
Hayden Rd
Student strike looms at SFSU over Black Panther case
At San Francisco State College the Black Students Union and allied groups threaten a student strike to demand reinstatement of George Mason Murray. Murray faces probe after a campus speech and past assault charges, with BSU leaders urging broad student turnout and possible further action if demands fail.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
George Mason Murray
Black Students Union
Associated Students Legislature
Aflcio
American Federation of Teachers
Murray
Robert Smith
State College
Glenn Dumke
BSU
Ben Stewart
Stewart
Hijack Flight Diverted To Cuba Claims New Africa Title
Passengers aboard a Houston to Miami National Airlines jet hijacked to Havana claim the gunman announced the "Republic of New Africa" a black nationalist state and claimed ownership of the flight. He collected $405 in bags as passengers were held, then released after Cuban officials intervened.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
New Africa
Mr. H. Jackson
Baton Rouge
Havana
M.R. Garrison
A . Vernon
Jater
New Orleans
Sandra O’brien
Antone Hunter
Hunter
Egypt distributes weapons to militia in mobilization drive
The War Ministry began arming President Nasser's newly formed People’s Militia as part of a nationwide mobilization with 16 training camps across the United Arab Republic. Al Ahram reports the arms were given to the interior ministry for distribution to trainees following Israeli strikes on Nile targets.
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United Press International
Egyptian War Ministry
Gamal Abdel Nasser
People’s
Amman
Interior Ministry
Ithat
Hussein
al’ Ahram
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Nile River
Nag Hammadi
Cairo
Israel
U S Wins First Clean Air Act Enforcement Suit
The Justice Department says a consent judgment in Baltimore directs Bishop Processing Co. to stop discharging pollutants from its Bishop Md animal rendering plant into the air across the Delaware line. Delaware may order a court to close the plant if pollutants reach the state.
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Baltimore
Delaware
Bishop
Justice Department
Abortion Clinic Probe Ties Ring to Los Angeles
Mexican officials continue investigating a Nogales abortion clinic linked to more than 100 women treated in two months. Chief inspector Rafael Torres said authorities traced alleged referrers to a Los Angeles group, with fees ranging from 75 to 750 dollars and most applicants saying they were sent by a minister or religious counseling service.
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Nogales, Sonora
UPI
Rafael Torres
Los Angeles
Calif
John Does
Torres
United States
Desert plant identification classes planned at Papago Park
Desert Botanical Garden in Papago Park offers six weekly evening and afternoon classes on desert plant identification propagation and landscaping. The fee is five dollars.
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Desert Botanical “Garden
Papago Park
Scottsdale road collision injures two teens and a man
Two Scottsdale girls Cathy Best 15 and Cheryl Biscotti 14 were hit by a car while crossing Scottsdale Road at Main Street and treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. The driver Gregory Waldon 17 was cited for failure to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. Tempe resident Joseph Parker 55 was listed in satisfactory condition after losing control on Camelback Road and striking a vehicle. he was cited for failure to control his vehicle.
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Cathy Best
Ei Indian School
Cheryl Biscotti
Montecito
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Main St
Gregory P. Waldon
Joseph H. Parker
Tempe
Camelback
Parker
Smoke alarms at Earl's Market trigger Rural Fire response
Firefighters arrived around midnight after a smoke report at Earl's Market near Hayden and Indian School Roads. A small fire in a trash container was extinguished and the smoke cleared with fans. Later, fires were reported on Pima Road and behind Green Acres Mortuary. Additional grass and brush fires occurred at McDowell and Alma School Roads and a field pile of cotton was left to burn due to access concerns.
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Earl’s Market
Hayden and
Indian Schools Rds
Rural Fire Department
Pima Rd
Belli
Green Acres Mortuary
McDowell
Alma School Rds
Births at Good Samaritan and St Josephs Hospitals
A list of births recorded at Good Samaritan and St Josephs Hospitals from Oct. 14 to Oct. 27. It names parents and addresses and notes the newborns as girls or boys with tentative spellings and partial addresses.
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Sanderson
Stephen
Parma Lee
Elm Dr
Cryan
Donald
Maureen
Mulberry
Ter Martin
Michael
Sally
Earls Dr
Faulkner
Claude and
Patricia
Loma la
Johnson
David Lee
Marrietta
Oak St
A. Milner
Keith
Shirley
Ann
Trout
William
Delores
Roler
George
Joachim
Bill
Jayne
Romo
Luis
Sylvia
Bi. Diamond
J Likes
L. David
Diane
Gail
Boy Petkovich
Albert
Cynthia
Canal Bank” Rd
Jackson
Carl
Anna
Montecita
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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