Strike And Lockout Halt Arizona Concrete Flow Statewide
Arizona construction stalls as a combined strike and lockout shuts down concrete sand and gravel plants. Elmer Clark of the Arizona Aggregate Association says 90 percent of highway and road work is already halted, with 200 contractors meeting to assess feasibility while operating engineers strike continues.
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More Rain Falls In Soaked Kansas
June rains continued in water soaked Kansas with flash flooding and hundreds of families displaced. The Cottonwood River area west of Emporia bore the worst flooding after two days of rain. Emporia reported 1.65 inches since yesterday morning.
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Arizona lawmakers weigh adjournment and a third special session
The second Arizona special session nears end with talk of a quick recess to Monday and possible return for a third session, while Gov. Goddard attends a governors meeting in Portland and could be recalled on four hours notice. In the House 25 of 56 spoke as Rep. Holsclaw urged university bonding amid factional dispute.
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Stock Market Dips After Morning Rally In New York
The New York stock market surged early with several issues up over $1 a share but reversed by 2 p.m. as Dow Jones fell 5.32 to 874.55. Weather across the Plains brought more storms and tornadoes from Texas to Nebraska, with Amarlillo reporting heavy rainfall and floods on several streams. A Senate House conference over school aid stalled, fighting over aid to needy districts versus universal $20 per pupil, signaling a lengthy session ahead.
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Oklahoma Plates Debate Stalls Over Verb
Oklahoma legislators fail to agree on license plate wording with a battle over whether plates should read Oklahoma OK or Oklahoma is OK. A conference committee was convened to resolve the dispute amid a stalled session.
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Dong Xoai Battle Leaves Heavy U S Casualties
Dong Xoai near Saigon witnessed a major clash as 1 500 Viet Cong overran the district capital. American losses were reported as dead, missing or wounded with mixed casualty tallies from official sources. A relief battalion was wiped out attempting to land.
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Dong Xoai
Wagner Ends Run for New York Mayor
New York AP Mayor Robert F. Wagner announces he will not seek re election and will leave office January 1 1966. Wagner cites long contemplation and discussions with his family as the basis for his final decision.
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Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
HUGS AND KISSES AS SPACEMEN RETURN TO FAMILIES
Houston welcomes space heroes James McDivitt and Edward White after their orbital flight. McDivitt hugs his three children and Patrick begs to be carried as White notes the moment ranks with landing a carrier. The return at 11:46 a.m. EST follows a Mayport debarkation and a private family gathering at NASA.
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Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Tex
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Mayport
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Forecast of Warmer Temperatures Across the State
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures across the state with gradual rises in daytime highs and mild nights. Weather officials urge residents to stay hydrated and plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Soviets Say Luna 6 Misses Moon After Engine Switchoff Failure
Tass reports Luna 6 failed to brake during a June 9 correction, deviating from its planned path and missing the moon by about 99,000 miles. The engine could not be turned off, despite 12 signals to the craft, with trajectory within calculated deviations. It would have been the second soft landing attempt in a month.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Summer hospitality menus tease hostess success in Gazette
The Gazette's weekly food section highlights summer hospitality with two menus on the color cover. Food Editor Carol Vashall features molded salads as entrees, plus hot and cold soups to accompany them. See the color pages, including Page 43.
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U.S. Policy Slips Toward Wider Combat in South Vietnam
Washington wrestles with a blurred policy shift as U.S. advisory, defensive, and soon combat roles expand in South Vietnam. Officials acknowledge plans to provide combat support and stress a tougher stance while preparing the public for increased Marine and para troop use.
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