Three Yemeni brothers indicted in Nixon assassination plot
A Brooklyn grand jury charged Ahmed Namer 43 and his two sons Hussein 20 and Abdo 18 with conspiracy solicitation and two counts of weapon possession in a plot to kill president-elect Richard Nixon. They face up to 24 years if convicted. A witness testified for 1 hour 20 minutes as police and Secret Service joint probes linked the case to Kennedy’s 1968 slaying.
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Nixon signals staff cuts with Haldeman appointment
President elect Nixon named H.R. Bob Haldeman as assistant to the president in charge of overall House staff and daily schedule. Bryce N. Harlow was earlier named assistant to the president, signaling a smaller possibly younger White House staff and a more committee style leadership under Nixon. Haldeman, longtime ad executive and campaign aide, will oversee internal administration and liaison with Congress.
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Vandals strike two schools causing about forty dollars in damages
At Tonto School vandals damaged a staff lounge coffee area and a vending machine, broke two windows and pried a dispenser open. About a dollar was stolen. At Scottsdale High a separate break in damaged a vending machine, broke a window, and pried open cabinet drawers, with a small amount of money taken.
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Saigon Cliffs US Plan As Talks Move Toward Paris
In Paris South Vietnam may reverse its boycott and accept talks involving Viet Cong and North Vietnam while Washington insists Saigon participate. Ton That Thien said any pact on South Vietnam’s fate would not bind Saigon, as Clifford urged possible deescalation talks without Saigon if the boycott persists.
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Czechoslovakia to limit foreign correspondents
Soviet occupied Czechoslovakia moves to reduce foreign press presence and threaten expulsions as Eyzen Erban announces dismissals of journalists. The leaders warn that Stalinist era tactics could return, urging editors to align with Soviet occupation policies.
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Stolen Televisions Reported From Scottsdale Homes
Police report two thefts including an $800 color TV from Mrs. Sam Fullerton in Scottsdale where entry was gained by pried door hardware and a kitchen push. A second theft involved a $150 hotel room TV at the Rodeway Inn linked to a couple named Mike and Mrs Salazar of Santa Barbara, who left with no return.
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Communists shell 20 allied camps and villages in Vietnam
UPI reports heavy 24 hour attacks as Communist forces shelled five population centers and 15 allied bases Tuesday and today. U.S. spokesmen say some fires may have started inside the DMZ and casualties are described as light with focused actions in the Central Highlands and Mekong Delta including an attack on the SS Fred Morris.
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U S Cargo Plane Crashes in Manila at Clark AFB
A U S Air Force C124 Globemaster nose collapsed at Clark Air Base 60 miles north of Manila killing an airman from McChord AFB Tacoma Washington. USIS reported the airman’s identity would be released after relatives are notified.
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Welfare tightens emergency relief grants policy
The Welfare Board in Phoenix voted to cap emergency relief grants at 220 dollars for the first month and 80 dollars for up to two additional months this year. The move aims to address a 250000 dollar budget shortfall and prevent broader cuts in May and June. The board also urged consideration of stopping deductions from teenage family grant earnings, noting changes would require legislative action and would be prepared for lawmakers at the next meeting.
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Obituary: Arthur Cosgrove 70 native of Glasgow
Arthur A. Cosgrove, 70, died Tuesday at Mega General Hospital. A native of Glasgow Scotland, he came to Scottsdale 30 years ago from Lansing, Michigan. He was a machinist for General Motors before retirement and a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Survived by wife Annie, son Hugh of Lansing, four daughters, and 21 grandchildren. three sisters out of state. Interment will be in Lansing, Michigan.
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Pakistan arrests i leftist leader Bhutto in crackdown
Pakistan moves to detain former Foreign Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto under Defense of Pakistan rules after his anti government speeches trigger student rioting in multiple cities. Police clash with demonstrators as authorities warn against violence and unrest.
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Mohammad Hashim
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