Homebound learning at Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale High School student Carol Fasset, sidelined by an ankle injury, and fellow senior Kent Saggan study at home under the district homebound program. Special teachers provide 5 to 10 hours weekly, covering subjects like English Latin geometry and economics. Both plan to return next semester.
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Scottsdale High School
Carol Fasset
Carol
Floyd Baribeau
Scottsdale
Kent Saggan
E. Joshua Treen
Kent
Christmas sale items and cancellation notice
Classified list offers a Christmas cash Danish walnut buffet hutch for 40 dollars a Hollywood double bed with mattress and box springs for 30 dollars a fully equipped 15 gallon tropical aquarium for 30 dollars and other misc items all in excellent condition The Progress ad was cancelled soon after publication and all items were sold Call Progress Classified on the hot line for fast results and extra Christmas money
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Hollywood
Progress
Johnson urges help to hold inflation down in 1966
President Johnson appealed to business and labor to match troops sacrifices in Vietnam and sustain prosperity in 1966 while warning against overheating the economy. He cautioned that overheating could push prices higher and jeopardize gains.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
President Johnson Urges Unconditional Talks on Vietnam Peace
In a telephone speech to the Business Council in Washington from his Texas ranch, Johnson said the United States is ready to talk unconditionally anywhere to obtain peace in Vietnam. He predicted 1966 would be a record year for the economy and urged wage price restraint to ensure a new record year. He expressed confidence that with cooperation the nation could see continued expansion at a reasonable pace next year.
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Texas
Business Council
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Asia
Johnson calls for unconditional peace talks stance
President Johnson pledges to pursue peace as the only victory, stating the nation is ready to talk anywhere with peace as the agenda. The White House says he shows no undue concern over rising living costs and will convene top economic advisers to review the economy.
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Johnson
Business Council
White House
Two Firemen Jailed for Arson in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn UPI two volunteer firemen Jim Franklin Owens 23 and Willie L Berryhill 22 were jailed for three years each after pleading guilty to two counts of arson. They allegedly set two homes ablaze because they liked to light fires. The judge ordered the sentences at the county penal farm.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Criminal Court
Ben Hooks
Jimmy Franklin Owens
Willie L. Berryhill
Britain and Zambia reach use-of-force terms over Rhodesia
Zambia accepts Britain's terms to defend the country with Royal Air Force units if needed. Prime Minister Wilson pledged force to protect Zambia and the Kariba Dam on the Zambia Rhodesia border, marking a British first round win in deterring action by other African nations against white-ruled Rhodesia.
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London
Zambia
Britain
Rhodesia
Wilson
Kariba
Zambia- Rhodesia
Rhodesia plans to blow up Kariba Dam power station
Highly placed sources say Rhodesia has made plans to destroy the Kariba Dam power station on the Rhodesian side if there is a hostile intrusion by British forces. The report notes a potential escalation amid regional tensions and strategic considerations.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Kariba Dam
Briton calls for immediate peace talks on Viet Nam cease fire
British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart urged a joint British Soviet peace conference with all governments concerned to arrange a Viet Nam cease fire. He spoke on Moscow TV during a five day peace mission and met Premier Kosygin amid hints of possible shifts on NATO sharing and non proliferation talks.
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Moscow
UPI
Michael Stewart
Viet Nam
Stewart
Britain
Soviet Union
Indochina
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
NATO
Crying colonel and two cadets loot SAC base
In California the 14 year old dressed as a lieutenant colonel led two 13 year olds to steal four trucks and other Air Force gear from Castle Field SAC base. Officers recovered the vehicles after a Merced chase. Juvenile court petition filed. FBI referral noted.
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Castle Air Force Base
Calif
UPD
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Sheriff's Office
Gordon Tyler
Tyler
Merced
Officers’ Club
Air Force
FBI
Sheriff's
Merced Superior Court
Civil Air Patrol
Enterprise aircraft carrier goes into action in Viet Nam
The nuclear powered USS Enterprise launched strikes against Viet Cong targets near Saigon after twilight. Navy reports 140 sorties aimed at setting a one day record, then weather and rescue operations slowed night flights. A Phantom jet was shot down but crews were rescued, another Enterprise Phantom crashed at sea, and both crews were saved.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
Navy
Enterprise
Weather Bureau Forecast Cooling Trend For Northeast
The U S Weather Bureau predicts colder than normal temperatures for the Northeast in December while the West and South show above average readings. The extended 20 day outlook calls for above normal precipitation across a broad belt from the Southern Western Plateau to the southern half of the nation and in the Far Northwest. Rainfall in the drought affected Northeast likely remains near normal.
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Washington
API
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bureau
Priest urges priest unions to expose church governance
Rev. Paul Zeller a Portland archdiocese priest and St. Marys Hospital chaplain urged formation of priest unions to expose alleged top secret government tactics within the Catholic hierarchy. He called for term limits for bishops and cited Ramparts publication as the vehicle for his views.
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Portland
Ove
UPI
Paul Zeller
Archdiocese of Portland
St. Mary's Hospital
Astoria
Ramparts
Hilton Hotel
Father Zeller
Mena Park
Calif
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William J. Eaton
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Department
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Guam
South Viet Nam
Klan
Montgomery
Ala
Frank Johnson
Viola Liuzzo
Tucson
Eugene C. Pulliam
The
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
University of Arizona
Peter Zenger
Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
William Hamilton
Princess Margaret
Board of Trade
Hamilton
Mary Bach Kent Saggan
Geraldine Kerstiens
Kosygin
Russia
USAF
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