Nixon to brief on Vietnam talks at LBJ Ranch
Nixon said he and Agnew will fly to the LBJ Ranch for a briefing with President Johnson and top aides on Paris talks. Johnson invited them after telephoning Thursday night, with Gyrus Vance and Dean Rusk joining the briefing as needed. Humphrey visits the ranch but not at same time as Nixon.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Raymond M. Lahr
Miami Beach
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Lbj Ranch
Johnson
Paris
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
Russia
Gyrus
Vance
U.S
Dean Rusk
Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Michigan
George Romney
Pole Obstruction Standoff At 64th and Indian School
A stalled dispute over a street side power pole near Waldorf Apartments triggers blame between APS Brisco Paving Bell Construction and the city. Brisco cites unpaid work and delays from storms. APS cites workload and union rules. city officials fault developers for not coordinating with the utility. The pole blocks the curb area as paving firms seek payment.
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64Th St
Indian School Rd
Arizona Public Service
John Hayward
Brisco Paving
APS
Bell Construction Company
Waldorf
64Th and
Hayward
Humphrey and Johnson confer at LBJ Ranch
Vice President Humphrey meets with President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch in Texas. White House comments suggest talks focused on foreign policy and other matters. In Chicago, Democratic official denies rumors of moving the convention amid a telephone strike and confirms the August 26 Chicago date.
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Humphrey
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Austin
Texas
White House
Chicago
Democratic Party
John Criswell
British Eagle crash kills 44 on Bavarian highway
A Viscount from British Eagle Airlines crashed in flames on a Bavarian superhighway near Munich. Police reported no survivors among 44 passengers and a four member crew on the London to Innsbruck flight.
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Munich
Germany
British Eagle Airlines
Bavaria
London
Innsbruck
Navajo Council Ousts Poverty Aide Ted Mitchell
The Navajo Tribal Council advisory committee voted 12 to 3 to remove Ted Mitchell of Phoenix, head of the reservation legal aid society funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The move follows a feud with Annie Wauneka who struck him and accused him of laughing at her and the tribe. Mitchell escorted to edge of reservation near Gallup, N.M. after the vote amid Navajo discontent with his interference in tribal affairs.
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Window Rock
UPI
Navajo Tribal Council
Ted Mitchell
Phoenix
Office of Economic Opportunity
Mitchell
Annie Wauneka
Gallup
N.M
Survival course ends with poaching fine
In Lander Wyoming John Adell's outdoor survival class learned living off the land can be hazardous. He was shown how to kill sage chickens for food in an emergency. A justice of the peace cited sage chickens as out of season and fined Adell $64 for poaching.
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Lander
Wyo
UPI
John Adell
Adell
Justice of the Peace
Sword and musket charge during Berkeley Street robbery
In London a travel agency burglary escalated as Maj. John Wilkinson-Latham and his sons chased six robbers. Officers, including PC Peter Butcher, seized an 1854 musket and swords from the gang, who fled with $9,600 after firing shotguns. Onlookers recalled a Charge of the Light Brigade atmosphere.
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London
UPI
Berkeley Street
Cook’s
John Wilkinson- Latham
Robert
Christopher
Peter Butcher
Butcher
Light Brigade
Wilkinson
Maj
Unclear Weather Outlook With Scattered Storms
Partly cloudy today through Saturday with scattered late afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Highs range from 97 to 102 degrees.
Texts gradually recognize minorities in Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale School officials move toward multi-ethnic editions as publishers begin including Black and other minority history. Teachers note current texts underrepresent minorities, with most historybooks lacking dedicated sections. Surveys show persistent omission and distortion of minority info in high school social studies and history courses.
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Charles Hill
Scottsdale
Mike Dowty
Dowly
Ken Moore
Hohokam Elementary School
National Education Association
Seottsdale School
Motorola Vice President Hogan Leaves for Fairchild Post
Dr. C Lester Hogan resigned as Motorola Semiconductor division vice president to become president of Fairchild Camera and Instrument Co in Mountain View California. Motorola chief Robert Galvin reportedly barred Hogan from entering the plant as guards were placed at the door. Hogan planned to announce the move in California Monday.
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Dr. C. Lester
Hogan Tod
Motorola
Dr. Hogan
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Co
Mountain View
Calif
Robert Galvin
Hogan
Chicago
Fairchild
Galvin
Daniel Noble
Arizona
Stephen L. Levy
John R. Welty
Walter
J. Schuch
Regional AAU swim meet opens in Scottsdale
Lee Ann LaBar of Phoenix wins two events and swims on a winning relay in the girls 10 and under at the Scottsdale Pool. Timmy Ryder of Scottsdale leads local efforts with a blue ribbon in the boys 10 and under 200-meter relay. Arizona swimmers take 15 of 16 firsts as Kathy Carr of New Mexico wins the girls 13 14 100 meter breaststroke. Vince Gullette of the Arizona Desert Rats is expected to arrive for the meet.
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Lee Ann LaBar
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Miss LaBar
Timmy Ryder
Arizona
Kathy Carr
New Mexico
Vince Gullette
Arizona Desert Rats
Tennessee
Dance to Aid Fire Victims at Eldorado Park
Scottsdale Teen Council hosts a 7 p m benefit dance at Eldorado Park Recreation Building to aid Jim Long a Coronado High junior whose Tempe home on E Taylor burned Tuesday night Proceeds help the family rent a temporary home Two bands including the Blue Experience will perform with admission 75 cents per person
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Scottsdale
Sue Rider
Coronado
Jim
Randy Richardson
Dora
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