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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
3
Washington officials forecast a shift from interstate construction to city street programs as the highway plan narrows. The focus will move to urban projects, with funding cuts amid inflation and a higher cost for extending the network.
American military officials report 6400 U S casualties for the Vietnam War as of the week ending October 17. Spokesmen announce the tally amid ongoing fighting around Saigon and near Saga Dee with details indicating action and first- casualty figures.
A fragmented column notes social trends and a speaker's thoughts on prestige and habits. It mentions the jet set, a German writer, and a shift from cigarettes toward other pleasures, with scattered reflections on personal choices and style.
The ANLS board and Arizona State Fair Commission announce the tenth Animal Arinma National Livestock Show at Arima Veterans Memorial Cotseem. Cattle shows are listed for January 2 and 8, with an additional show on January 5.
The article notes that some Hollywood figures including Bob Hope refused to tour CAM RANH BAY and a Christmas show citing opposition to US policies. It mentions Hope as an entertainer turned actor-politician and hints at Lassie’s bow in relation to the event.
Military units reported air strikes against Red troops near their withdrawal route. Navigational and weather constraints limited precision as reports noted no new details on the incident.
Secretary of State Rusk urged a missile truce aligned with a February freeze plan as the United States and the Soviet Union led the disarmament talks. The spike in tests followed a major U.S. underground detonation in Nevada and a Soviet explosion at the Arctic test site, fueling speculation about a linked timing.
Bohannan barred special assistant attorney general did not object to the dealings. The Supreme Court ruled on the conduct of officers involved.
A Youngtown pair, Edward Nelson and Neteen Heise, were found dead, neighbors report no signs of foul play. The couple, who moved to the area seven years ago, were discovered after two days with newspapers unread.
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