Saigon keeps boycott of Paris talks over Viet Cong status
Premier Tran Van Huong of South Vietnam says the nation will not end its Paris talks boycott amid North Vietnamese “confused declarations.” He cites Hanoi’s stance that the Viet Cong must be recognized as a full conference member. Thieu’s government faces factions and faces pressure to avoid caving to US demands. In Paris, Xuan Thuy reiterates Hanoi’s demand for independent status for the Viet Cong’s National Liberation Front.
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Grease fires and rescues across city incidents
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents including a grease fire in a Safari Hotel kitchen where an automatic extinguisher controlled the blaze, a stove fire in Tom Weeks apartment, and a trash bin fire on East Indian School. A man arrived at the station with a finger injury and a dog was rescued from a canal after a tip-off. Separately police detained five Basque separatist suspects in Pamplona Navarra.
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Da Nang shelling erupts as winter offensive looms
UPI reports rocket and mortar attacks hit at least four allied installations around Da Nang as Premier Tran Van Huong warned of a guerrilla winter offensive. The strikes targeted Marine headquarters Red Beach Marble Mountain and the Logistics Center. one American killed and another wounded, with curfew in place and ongoing heavy fighting near Da Nang.
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Mink jacket theft at Safari Hotel in Scottsdale
A white mink jacket valued at 850 dollars and about 533 dollars in jewelry were stolen from separate Safari Hotel sites in Scottsdale. The jacket designed by Oleg Cassini vanished from the convention center between Wednesday evening and Sunday morning. Jewelry was on display in a locked restaurant case. police suggest a common access key may have been used. Police logged the time frame as Saturday noon to Monday 10 am. Fifteen Demerol syringes were reported stolen from Dr. Charles Rachel’s office between Oct 15 and last Saturday.
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Obituaries for Jon Michael Hein and Claire Lambert
Jon Michael Hein 44 of 4831 N Granite Rees Rd died yesterday at Golden Age convalescent home He served as Marine in World War II on Guadalcanal earned a purple heart He earned a BA from Bradley University 1951 led Lambda Chi Alpha at Bradley He was Mountain Shadows catering manager for seven years and a member of St Maria Goretti Church Survivors include wife Janet son Jeffery daughter Michele and two sisters Rosary Wednesday and Mass Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Interment Green Acres Cemetery Also Claire Lambert 61 of 7520 E Earls Dr died Monday in a local hospital A San Francisco native she lived in Scottsdale 19 years She worked with the State Department in Mexico City and was secretary to the New Mexico governor Survivors include son Michael Services will be announced and friends may call after 4 PM Wednesday
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Scottsdale Driver Injured After Wall Hit At Store
Gustave Verboomer, 73, of Scottsdale, slightly injured when his car rammed a wall behind Super X Drug Store at Scottsdale and Thomas Roads after foot slipped on accelerator. Damages about 1500 for car and 200 for wall. he was treated and released. not cited.
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Sun City man quits driving after wild crash spree
An 8 year old Sun City resident, William Worth Murphy, vowed to give up driving after losing control of his car. He caused about 10 000 dollars in damage by backing into two autos and striking a third head on. The car then pushed a fourth across a sidewalk into two more vehicles, backed into a seventh, and sped into the rear of an eighth car, jumped a curb, crossed a lawn, and collided with the nursing home wall.
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