NATO delegates vow to press East West peace and disarmament
The NATO Council pledged continued efforts to improve East West relations, seeking peaceful German reunification, broader disarmament, and new treaties. The communique urged gradual force reductions in Europe while pursuing broader security accords and space and nuclear arms talks. Dean Rusk urged allies to boost aid in Vietnam as NATO neared headquarters relocation to Brussels.
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Fire damages Andersen's Quality Meats retail section
A Rural Fire Department response lasting two hours contained a blaze at Andersen's Quality Meats retail area on McDowell Road. Damage reached about 5000 dollars with insulation and roof involvement, likely sparked by a faulty refrigeration unit or heater. Fire crews also responded to a separate training fire at a vacant house on 70th Street near Osborne drawing a crowd.
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Jewelry bandit sentenced in Superior
Court records indicate Judge Laur Henderson presided as a Superior Court judge in a Thursday session against a jewelry theft suspect from Sacaton. The defendant faced a ten to twelve day prison term as part of the case.
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Scottsdale Airport Receives Additional FAA Funds
The FAA announced 60 575 in federal matching funds for Scottsdale Municipal Airport at Thunderbird Field as part of a 72 million nationwide grant for construction and improvements. The money funds paving taxi areas and a new fire station with projects already under way by Bentson Contracting, while state and local authorities track further FAA requests for needed upgrades.
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China says bombs hit its Hanoi embassy in raids
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said U.S. planes bombed the Chinese embassy in Hanoi during Tuesday and Wednesday raids. It claimed indiscriminate bombing and called the action a grave provocation by U.S. imperialism against the Chinese people and their diplomatic mission in Vietnam.
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Bombs in Hanoi Denied by U S Military Saigon
U S military says no bombs fell in Hanoi or the surrounding area as claimed by South Vietnam and warns of continued attacks by North Vietnam. A Vietnamese rocket misfire near Tan Son Nhut Airbase sparked security actions, while a Viet Cong bombing wounded five near a snack bar. Sunny and mild weather expected with cooler nights near 72.
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Concert Tonight by Guy Taylor and Phoenix Symphony
Guy Taylor and the Phoenix Symphony preside at a dollar concert in Arcadia High School auditorium starting at 8. Tickets priced at 1 dollar are available at Comic ad Box Offices. Sponsored jointly by the Scottsdale Daily Progress and Radio K DOT.
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Chinese Official Summons Soviet Charge to Expulsion Notice
Wei fan deputy director of the Information Department of the Chinese Foreign Ministry summons Soviet Charge to inform him of expulsion. Razdukhov informed of the action in a formal diplomatic exchange.
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Governors blame Johnson for losses at national meeting
Democratic governors voiced dissatisfaction with President Johnson at a midyear gathering, blaming anti-Johnson sentiment for November defeats and urging greater influence on national policy. Warren Hearnes urged a new candidate if Johnson fails to re evaluate. Otto Kerner noted White House–governor disconnect echoed by Republicans. George Wallace predicted a 1968 run. Vermont’s Hoff remained silent.
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Friday in the News
Brief roundup from United Press International and The Progress Staff highlights notable events and stories from the week. No specific details provided in the fragment.
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Weston chosen for large Atom Smasher site near Chicago
The Atomic Energy Commission selects the Chicago suburb of Weston as the site for a $375 million atom smasher. Weston’s proximity to Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory influenced the final decision amid broad state interest.
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Arizona House Leaders to Meet in Phoenix Tomorrow
Arizona House leaders plan a Phoenix meeting to discuss organizing the new Legislature. A party faction reportedly rejected a proposal for allocating committee posts and chairmanships amid party tension as a rock slide impacted local traffic.
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