Jordan and Egypt clash over Arab League defense plan
Cairo anger mounts as Jordan rejects Cairo backed terms for Saudi and Iraqi forces on the Israeli border. The dispute widens into a propaganda war with bomb plots in Cairo and Amman and Syrian incursions blamed on Jordan.
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China warns Britain over Hong Kong use as U S base
Tokyo dispatch cites the New China News Agency accusing Britain of courting disaster by toeing the U S line and turning Hong Kong into a U S military base. London rejects the charge as officials note no agreement exists for U S ships to use Hong Kong harbor.
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Bombs fall as New Year truce nears in Vietnam
UPI reports final raids of the year by American planes against North Vietnam with B52s striking near the Laotian border and DMZ while Air Cavalry and air strikes pursue Communist forces in the Central Highlands. A 48 hour New Year cease-fire begins at 6 pm EST and Ky warns it could be last if violated.
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Britton Sues to Heal Arizona Patrol Appointment
Phoenix reports Police Captain Herbell Britton seeks Supreme Court permission to file a quo warranto to challenge Gov. Sam Goddard's two recent appointments as Arizona Highway Patrol superintendent. Hathaway remains chief pending retirement action. outcome may affect Gov.-elect Williams's future appointment.
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Wage case dropped complaint against Wild Bill's Restaurant
A wage case was dropped against Wild Bill's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, Inc. after allegations of failure to pay overtime were unresolved. The action ended without a ruling and no penalties were assessed.
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Hashknife gang to appear at Parada del Sol rodeo in town
Advance guards for the Hashknife Gang of Holbrook will visit Saturday to meet with the local Jaycees and plan their role in the Parada del Sol rodeo set for February 3 to 5. The group will ride in from Holbrook and join rodeo activities, per Chairman Bob Hoddy. A separate matter notes a wage payment of 450 dollars to James E. Rowden by Carl W. Roe, agent for the corporation, settling a debt and leading to the dismissal of the corporation’s complaint by county attorney Richard Johnson.
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Scottsdale students name park near Coronado and Tonto
A corntest among Scottsdale school children to name the new park beside Coronado High and Tonto Elementary has closed. Judging will occur next Wednesday evening with Parks and Recreation Commission members selecting a winner. The council will consider the entry at the January 17 regular session.
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Peace Corps Volunteer Dies in Nigeria Car Crash
Diane K. Nitahara, 24, a Peace Corps math teacher, was killed in a car accident in Nigeria, according to Peace Corps officials. Her death was reported Thursday and confirms the volunteer’s fatal incident abroad.
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Scottsdale Year in Review Highlights City Change and Crime
Bill Donaldson outlines a plan to boost fire protection through municipal training and equipment over several years. City employees receive a 3 percent across the board raise. Controversy over firing crossing guards over 70 echoes through the school district with final authority stated by John Barry. Multiple burglaries, dog poisonings, and a bank robbery shock Scottsdale as officials warn pollution and traffic growth drive development. Paradise Valley approves a 1.6 million bond. FAA funds Scottsdale Airport expansion. weather events disrupt power. Local figures vow productive years ahead.
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