Soviet Says Missiles Increase North Vietnam Defenses
Pravda reports more Russian made antiaircraft missile emplacements in North Vietnam and says pilots, including Lt Cmdr John S McCain III, describe defenses as highly accurate. UPI notes McCain told Webb missiles had poor accuracy before capture.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
Pentagon
Democratic Republic of
North
Hanoi
Cmdr
John S. McCain III
John S. McCain Jr
U.S. Naval
Europe
McCain
Saigon
Alvin B. Webb
1968 Cars May Face Second Price Increase
Detroit automakers expect higher costs for two key inputs, labor and cold rolled carbon steel, prompting a potential second price rise for 1968 models. Ford and Chrysler have new UAW contracts raising labor costs by about a dollar per hour over three years, with GM ahead but likely to follow.
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Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
Gardner Ackley
President
Council of Economic Advisors
U.S. Steel
Soviets Push UN Security Council Meet on Middle East
The Soviet Union urged an immediate UN Security Council session to place UNT SO under council control with a Russian veto. Fedorenko said action is urgent after Israeli forces reported killing six Arab terrorists and seizing a weapons arsenal in Jordan-located clashes.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Council
Russia
UNTSO
Thant
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Jerusalem
Jordan
Federenko
Gunnar Jarring
Fedorenko
Security Council
Lees Not Associated With Missouri Club Reservation
A correction states Charles E. Lees was incorrectly listed as the recipient for the Missouri Club pot luck at the YWCA on 736 North 5th Avenue at 6 30 p.m. tomorrow. He is not connected to the club.
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Charles E. Lees
YWCA
5Th Ave
Mines oppose Arizona use tax bills in House hearing
Spokesmen for Kennecott Anaconda Phelps Dodge Duval and utilities spoke against proposed use tax loophole closures. Hamilton Catlin of Tucson Gas and Electric urged slowing action as committee chair Tim Barrow pressed for amendments to send the bill to a conference committee. The measure would curb exemptions to tax items needed by Arizona industries.
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Phoenix
House
Ways and Means
Hamilton Catlin
Tucson Gas and Electric
Tim Barrow
Maricopa
Senate
Kennecott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Duval
James M. Bush
Fugu Stew Licensees Cut By I
In Nakatosa Japan Mrs Hidemi Yamasaki faced tragedy as two diners Akuso Kadoyoshi and Kiyoshi Ikesawa died after eating fugu stew at her licensed restaurant. Police report she then hanged herself in the kitchen.
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Nakatosa
Japan
Hidemi Yamasaki
Aksuo Kadoyoshi
Kiyoshi Ikesawa
Local newspaper notice circulation and delivery details
Scribbled fragments describe home delivered service in Tucson at 45 cents per week. Mentions outage in Tucson and a second class postal rate of 2.25 cents. References North Stone Aves and Ave directions with unclear street names.
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Sunéa Ua
Tucson
Ale
Aga North Stone
Rail Critic Calls for Federal Subsidy for Rail Travel
Anthony Haswell of the National Association of Railroad Passengers urged the ICC to seek federal support for passenger rail in the United States. He criticized railroads for not pursuing funds like airlines and highways and backed new fireman rules while noting limited existing aid. The hearing on Southern Pacific Sunset Route service runs in its second week with testimony from multiple cities.
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Los Angeles
United States
Anthony Haswell
National Association of Railroad Passengers of
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Co
New Orleans
Haswell
French Intellectuals Protest Arrests in Leningrad Case
Fifty leading French intellectuals expressed profound alarm to Soviet Premier Kosygin over the arrest and secret trial of 28 Leningrad University teachers editors and experts. The Soviet Union has not confirmed the arrests though French papers have reported them for months.
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Paris
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leningrad
Soviet Union
California Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Law Challenge
The California Supreme Court refused to block a planned abortion by Nancy O Beirne, 26, in a 5-2 decision, effectively upholding the month-old revised abortion laws. The case, brought by her estranged husband Raymond O Beirne, argued the operation violated religious principles and mental distress concerns. The abortion was scheduled at Kaiser Hospital in Santa Clara, after three physicians recommended it to preserve her mental health.
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San Francisco
UPS
California
State Supreme Court
Nancy O’beirne
High Court
Ronald Rragan
Raymond O’beirne
San Jose
Superior Court
O’beirne
Santa Clara County
Superor Court
State Court of Appeal
Kaiser Hospital
Santa Clara
Fire Kills Mesa Tot in Blaze at Shed
A Mesa storage shed fire killed 2 year old Joe Manuel Carrillo and badly burned his stepfather Manuel Garduno who saved two siblings Elvia Garcia 5 and Frank Carrillo 5. The boy’s body was found after flames were extinguished and a fourth child Junior reportedly brought matches to the shed. Garduno was hospitalized with burns. the two siblings remain in serious condition.
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MESA
UPI
Manuel Garduno
Joe Manuel Carillo
Garciuno
Elvia Garcia
Frank Carrillo
Junior
Carrillo
Garduno
Joe Carrillo
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NEW Kentucky Wonders
Saab
Atlante
Ict Ag
Fis
Cara Cl
DeRgi
Zenith
Reer Lay Se
Cais Et A & Appliances Ee Mgi
Craycroft
Harmony Tarrega
Goya E
Favilla
Seagondollar Music
E. Speedway
Sid
Pete
E. Speedway Blvd
22Nd ST
Oxford Plaza
Glenn L. Morning
C.S.B
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Science Lecture
Glenn L
Rincon High School
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Swan Road
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