Saigon Faces Red Squeeze Amid Disruptions
Viet Cong pressure grows as Saigon sees slowed rice shipments and power cuts. U.S. and South Vietnamese officials express clear worry about the developing economic squeeze. Other items note Burma rebels drive, Canada's rule changes, and Eisenhower's critique of Johnson's Great Society.
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Panel Stands Put In Station Fight
The State Highway Commission refused to budge on posts in front of service stations as it maintains rights of way for highway use. Duncan station owners protested, claiming the posts ruin their business. The panel also approved land purchase east of the Highway Department Building for parking and awarded bids including Copper State Construction Co for 513,911 on Roosevelt Dam and Flagstaff Highway work. The commission urged reassessment of the Tonto National Forest highway program to speed a 15.5 mile Christopher Creek to Young road.
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17Th Avenue
Copper State Construction Co
Mesa
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Flagstaff
Bill Price
Duncan- Franklin
Price
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Forest Service
Tonto National Forest
Christopher Creek
Young
Foglia twins make strong progress after separation surgery
In Turin Italy AP report the Foglia sisters six year old Sia and Mese twins separated in surgery eleven days ago show excellent progress. Doctors expect they will walk normally.
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Italy
Foglia
Warning On Fast Talkers And Dr Moore Gets Raise
The State Health Board told the health commissioner to obey orders as Dr William G Moore received a $3500 annual raise raising his salary from 16500 toward a new limit of 20000 set by the legislature. The board also ordered Moore to vacation without briefcase or phones. An investigation into planned parenthood and public birth control information was approved, with Moore calling a state take on the issue logical. A postal inspector warned of mail fraud schemes where fast talkers use referrals to drain victims via contracts and referrals. The Rotary Club heard the inspector discuss mail fraud, and tributes were paid to longtime Rotarian William Hornberger, 91, honored as the club’s oldest charter member.
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Planned Parenthood
Moore
Northern Italy Hit by Thunderstorms and Landslides
Severe storms sweeping Milan and wider Northern Italy brought high winds and cloudbursts causing heavy damage. Rainfall triggered landslides in South Tyrol as authorities assess infrastructure and property losses.
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Italy
UPI
South Tyrol
Rebels Arrive in Damascus on Yemeni War Mission
A nine man Yemeni revolutionary delegation arrived in Damascus from Lebanon as part of an Arab nations tour aimed at mobilizing collective action by Arab heads of state to end Yemen's civil war.
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Syria
Yemen
Lebanon
Bible Digest Prompt by H. B. Dean Inspires Faith Invite
Simon Peter declares where else to turn and Jesus offers rest in troubled hearts. The brief meditation challenges readers to invite the Lord into hardship and seek eternal words.
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Simon Peter
John
Investment Hearing Set
Maricopa County Treasurer John A Foote was ordered to court to answer a complaint over not investing 380000 from the January sale of Balsz School property. He is to appear at 10 am June 7 before Superior Court Judge Warren L McCarthy to explain his position.
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John A. Foote
Foote
Superior Court
Warren L. McCarthy
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E. van Buren
John Golden
Golden
Gun Bill Called Vague Too Broad by NRA
In Washington the National Rifle Association criticized the administration gun control bill as vague and too expansive. Executive vice president Franklin L. Orth offered to aid Congress in drafting a revised version during testimony before the Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee. He said the NRA would support effective limits on criminal firearm use.
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Fannin Testimony on Page 24
Orth argued the gun bill gives excessive Treasury power to draft enforcing regulations and could hinder lawfully carrying rifles on hunting trips. Senator Allott countered that Oswald could have bought a gun at a sporting goods store, stressing legitimate uses and dangers of overreach.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
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