Western allies debate Rhodesia sanctions and oil embargo
Foreign Secretary George Brown urged immediate mandatory trade bans on Rhodesia at the UN Council meeting. African ministers led by Mapwepwe, Thiam, and Bouteflika argued for oil sanctions, while Brown cautioned that oil embargo terms must avoid widening economic conflict and would not oppose a terms-based plan.
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Africa
Smith
Wilson
Mapwepwe
Doudou Thiam
Senegal
van Smith
U.N. General Assembly
Rhodesia
Brown
Tive
Britain
Tuskegee students protest acquittal after slaying incident
Noise and windows broken as Tuskegee Negro students rally over the acquittal of a white man in the slaying of a fellow Tuskegee student. Demonstrators gathered early in the morning, amplifying tensions on campus.
Delbert Scruby Search Continues Near Payson Diamond Point
Ongoing search for Delbert Scruby in the Diamond Point area near Payson where he disappeared during a rock hunting trip. A reward is offered for information leading to his discovery. Smog control and health department issues noted as new session opens January 9.
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Delbert Scruby
Ity
Diamond Point
Payson
Scruby
Ate Health Department
Obuy
Scottsdale Leash Law Takes Effect January First
The new leash rule requiring dogs to be restrained is discussed by Phil Grace. Complainants may contact the county dog pound to remove affensive dogs. The law passed amid debate and goes into effect January 1, 1965.
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Grace
Scottsdale’s
Major crimes rise in Scottsdale amid youth theft ring
Scottsdale Police Chief Walter Nemetz reports a 5.9 percent increase in major crimes in the first nine months of 1966 versus 1965, led by burglaries and auto thefts. FBI data show suburban crime up 12 percent nationally, with declines in homicide, rape, and robbery. A ring of youthful burglars is blamed for much of the rise.
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Scottsdale
Walter Nemetz
FBI
Nemetz
Battering Ram Truck Sinks Greek Ferry in Gale
An investigating committee links the Heraklion disaster to an unsecured refrigerator truck acting as a battering ram against cargo doors during a storm. 189 believed dead, 47 survivors, 36 bodies found as a multinational rescue including seven U.S. Navy ships searched the Aegean. The ferry carried 236 people from Crete to Piraeus when doors were breached and waves flooded the vessel in minutes.
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Athens
UPI
U.S. 6Th
Heraklion
Aegean Sea
Crete
Piraeus
Burglary charge filed in arraignment case
Edgar Delaney Orr II 19 faced burglary charges after police found him in a Good year store attic at 1215 N Scottsdale Rd around 5 a.m. He gave the name Stephen Kendall to officers and was held on $1000 bond after arraignment before Justice Harold Holcomb.
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Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Edgar Delaney Orr II
Stephen Kendall
Orr
Tempe
Goodyear
N. Scottsdale Rd
George Nolan
Nolan
Nations agree to ban nuclear weapons from outer space
The United States and Russia back a space treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons from space and mandating peaceful exploration. It requires open access to lunar stations with notice, mutual aid for astronauts landing on foreign territory, and liability for space vehicle launches. The accord, praised by President Johnson, moves toward broader limits on nuclear arms and reflects U.S.-Soviet détente amid Vietnam tensions.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Outer
Onana
Earth
Johnson
Texas White House
U.S
Moscow
United Nations Outer Space Committee
U.N. General Assembly
Senate
Student fined for illegal drinking and disorderly conduct in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale college student, Bert Mills Sinclair, 20, pleaded guilty in City Court to illegal consumption disorderly conduct and excessive speed, receiving a $100 fine. Other charges including resisting arrest and drunken driving were dismissed after an incident Nov 17 at his apartment.
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Scottsdale College
Bert Mills Sinclair
Sinclair
N. 68Th St
Tom Star
Scottsdale and
Camelback Rds
Star
Tom Andrew
Don Allsup
Allsup
Robber Cornelio Enriquez Sentenced in Jewelry Heist
Cornelio Enriquez, 22, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a June jewelry robbery involving about $5,000 in cash and rings at a Phoenix market. Sentencing was postponed to December 15 and others named include Mathew Kisto of Sacaton and Vernon Jones of Phoenix who were implicated in the case.
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Cornelio’ Enriquez
Enriquez
Condy
Phonix
Mathew Kisto
Sacaton
Vernon’ Jones
Phoenix
John ‘O'Neal
Parkway
Meruff
Scottsdale Traffic Gridlock Threatens Growth Says Eisner
Scottsdale faces growing traffic pains with no state highway or railroad access. Officials plan improvements on Hayden and Pima roads and street widening while debating potential freeways to connect Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe, but inner routes remain overloaded as the city expands beyond 55 000 residents.
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Arizona’s
Scottsdale
Simon Eisner
Thomas
Hayden
Pima Rd
McDowell
Thomas Rd
Pima
Arizona Canal
Thunderbird Field
Algo
Tempe
Phoenix
Mesa
Eisner
van Buren St
McDowell Rd
Indian School
Fis City
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Harold’ Wilson
Kapwenwe
Southern
Zambia
Atoll
United Press International. ‘and the Progress Staff
Ays U.S
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Hanicenes
BCE IC
Beach
Miami
Lowell
Xork
Harlem
Adam Clayton Ke
Fiew
Manhattan
Powell
Ate
England
Maurice Lugg
Ramsgate
Ording
Sol
Pima County Superior Court
Collins
Unty Democrat
Phil Grace
Hal Moore
Scottsdale Rd
Shea
Emmanual Vernikos
Falconera
Indian Bend
Salt River Indian Reservation
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