Marines Bomb Village Killing 35 in Central Highlands
UPI reports two Marine A4 Skyhawks dropped four 500 pound bombs on a village in Quang Ngai province near Da Nang killing 35 civilians and wounding 17 as 116 homes were destroyed. A dud bomb was recovered and an investigation was started while Navy planes engaged a freighter later misattributed to enemy forces.
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Motorola raises payroll on nationwide basis for 15,000 Valley workers
Motorola announces across the board pay hikes for hourly and weekly employees effective Oct. 10. Hourly rates rise 8 to 15 cents with a minimum weekly raise of 3.25 dollars, and a future 1967 raise will add 16 to 28 cents per hour. An additional Good Friday holiday will be added next March 24. Galvin cites third quarter sales up over 20 percent and per share earnings near 1.10 dollars, with the Phoenix semiconductor plant showing the largest gains among six divisions.
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Arizona Supreme Court to hear liquor agents preliminary hearings
PHOENIX UPI The Arizona Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on a motion to have preliminary hearings for liquor agents charged with falsifying expense accounts conducted in Maricopa County Superior Court. County Atty. Robert Corbin argued the hearings were suspended pending the ruling after Greenlee County Judge Murry refused.
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House panel backs major overhaul of U S copyright laws
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to revamp American copyright rules not updated since 1909. It would extend protection to the life of the author plus 50 years, or 75 years for existing works, and address CATV retransmission and teacher fair use in classrooms.
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Obituary for Emma Brown longtime Nebraska native
Edith Meyer Brown of 8930 E Mariposa Drive died Monday at Scotts Gale Baptist Hospital. She was 86 born in Nebraska and moved here with a daughter Mees Feasin and Edward F. Brown of Denver plus three grandchildren. Services are 1 pm Friday at Capitol Mortuary Denver. Green Acres Mortuary Scottsdale arranged burial in exywn Cemetery Denver.
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Record of Births and Parents in Tempe Area
A list of birth announcements dated Sept 18 to Sept 23 includes numerous couples from Tempe and Phoenix area addresses. Names include Rodney Brunton Donald Poppe Joseph Mercier Donald Sappington William Bethurum Michael Butte Elmer Garcia Robert Swatzell Benjamin Trayler Richardo Kearney and Marjorie with their newborns noted as boys or girls along with street addresses and dates.
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Humphrey Says Viet Cong May Join Viet Nam Talks
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced in Eugene that the Johnson administration is open to Viet Cong representation in peace negotiations. He urged that Vietnam decide their own future role while urging Asia to defend independence and build strong progressive societies.
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The Doctor Hamburger is dangerous food
Dr Walter Alvarez discusses food safety in hamburgers and custard fillings, noting risks from poorly cooked or refrigerated meat and slow cooling. He also covers typhoid-like bacteria in large communal dishes and briefly comments on multiple sclerosis and modern post operative recovery trends.
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