Johnson approves grain aid for famine struck India
President Johnson told Congress he authorized emergency shipment of 2 million tons of food grain to India and urged House and Senate to authorize an additional allocation with matching contributions from other nations. He warned India may need about 10 million tons this year worth roughly $725 million and tied aid to voluntary birth control.
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U.S
India
Canada
Australia
Soviet Union
Phoenix attorney appointed to handle Malumphy appeal
Phoenix lawyer John Flynn was named to conduct the appeal for condemned killer Timothy Malumphy, 24, who was sentenced to death for the April Scottsdale restaurant shooting that killed two co workers. Deputy public defender Grant Laney said Malumphy demanded Laney be dismissed to speed an execution date and threatened to kill an inmate or guard if the appeal was dropped. The state Supreme Court dismissed Laney and appointed Flynn to represent Malumphy.
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UPI
John Flynn
Timothy Malumphy
Malumphy
Scottsdale
Grant Laney
State Supreme Court
Laney
Arizona
Flynn
Ale
Indian intercept downs Pakistani plane near Ferozepore
Indian Air Force says an interceptor shot down a Pakistani military reconnaissance plane 10 miles inside Indian territory near Ferozepore Punjab amid escalating border tensions. The incident follows historic Kashmir disputes and occurs during India's general elections. Weather outlook shows mild warming with highs near 60.
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UPI
India
Pakistan
Ferozpore
Punjab
Lahore
Kashmir
Soviet Tashkent
Parada del Sol three day rodeo schedule
The Parada del Sol event runs Friday to Sunday with a Kids Day admission at 1 and rodeo starts at 2 p.m. Friday. Saturday features a parade at 10 a.m. from Shoeman Lane and a 2 p.m. rodeo followed by a cowpoke night. Sunday closes with a 2 p.m. final rodeo performance.
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Frank Powell
John Brewer
Bud Benson
Hashknife Gang
Expresa Ridera
Holbrook
Scottsdale Post Office
Scottsdale Stadium
Shoeman Lane
Scottsdale Rd
McDowell
Mao forces claim vast Chinese provinces seized in unrest
Peking Radio and New China News Agency reported bloodbaths in Manchuria and the seizure of Hellang ong, with claims of Maoist control expanding across Sinkiang Kiangsi Shansi Kweichow and Sech unyuan. Outside verification was lacking amid civil turmoil and military action. The reports described 2.5 million strong People’s Liberation Army taking key resources, fueling chaos nationwide.
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UPI
Peking Radio
Mao Tse-tung
Manchuria
Hellangong
Radio
New
China News Agency
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U.S
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Peoples Liberation Army
Hellungklang
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Kiangsi
Shansi
Kweichow
Secheyuan
Chungking
Russia
Red Guard
Scottsdale bonds challenged by Dan Bartos protest
Dan Bartos of 0350 E. Bonnie Rose filed with State Corporation Commissioner Eddie Williams a protest against forming a non profit to finance municipal buildings in Scottsdale. He argues the bond issue violates Article IX Section 7 of the Arizona constitution and seeks a legal opinion from the Attorney General before action. Copies were sent to Mayor B L Tims, Joseph McGovern, and Valley newspapers. Williams will refer the letter to the commission secretary for study and possibly to the attorney general.
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Eddie Williams
Dan Bartos
Bonnie Rose
Bartos
State Bar of Arizona
The
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State of
Arizona
B. L. Tims
Joseph McGovern
Williams
Commission
Parada del Sol activities spark downtown gunfire incident
Scottsdale police investigated after loud shots near the police station during Parada del Sol preparations in downtown Scotts dale. A 10 year old was arrested for firing an 88 caliber revolver. police say he fired blanks but had three rounds of live ammunition. The youth said he did not know firing blanks was illegal.
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Scottsdale
Auth
Elty
Olice
Soviets Begin Evacuation as Chinese Riots Target Embassy
Moscow orders evacuation of wives and children of Soviet diplomats from Peking amid eight days of mob protests outside the embassy. Beijing’s anti-Soviet demonstrations extend to Paris Hanoi Sofia and Karachi as Moscow vows not to break ties first and trims its embassy staff.
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UPI
Peking
China
Kremlin
Cma China
Paris
Hanoi
Sofia
Karachi
Sale of PV bonds upheld by Superior Court
Judge Charles L. Hardy ruled for Paradise Valley School District upholding a $1,595,000 bond issue approved by voters on Dec 6 for Paradise Valley High School expansion. Clarence L. White, a retiree from 13440 N 96th St, argued the bonds exceeded the 10 percent debt limit. the judge said the limit applies to sale time, not voter approval. The district plans $1 million for new classrooms and offices, $330,000 for a cafetorium, and facility renovations, with the current school site leased from the state.
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Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley High School
Clarence L. White
N. G6th St
Bue
Thelma Alderman
Beefed-up smog bill cleared by House amid protest
The Atha na House approved a beefed-up smog regulation bill 52 to 6 and sent it to the Senate with three extra pages of amendments. Critics from small counties charged Phoenix and Tucson with bypassing rural areas while a tribal amendment failed. The measure targets pollution from various sources with farmers largely exempt. The Senate panel also scheduled Tuesday night hearings on a separate therapeutic abortion bill sponsored by Sen. Glas, seeking allowances in rape or incest, underage pregnancies, and health risks.
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Phoenix
UPI
Athana House
Senate
House
Tucson
Lloyd Howse
Hoauxe
Charles Johnson
Yuma
A.V. Hardt
Gila
Jack Brown
W.L. (Tay) Cook
AL. Hawes
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Conlan
Maricopa
Judiciary Committee
Gaid
Medicine
Law
Conlan
Isl
Harold. Glas
D-Yuma
Thursday in the News Overview
A brief compiled digest by United Press International and the Progress Staff summarizing notable events of the day. It presents concise reports on politics, economy, and society with emphasis on key figures and places.
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United Press International
Progress
Salisbury says Viet war settlement may be near
Salisbury the first American newsman to reach North Vietnam told Congress that events push Hanoi toward a settlement of the war. He spoke as U S casualties and strength metrics rose, with total deaths and missing at 40,083 and 404,000 troops in service.
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Washington
North
Vietnam
Congress
Hanoi
Harrison Salisbury
The
New York Times
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
U.S
Apollo One disaster review team arrives at Cape Kennedy
Deputy administrator Robert Seamans visits Cape Kennedy for a preliminary report on the Apollo One disaster. He says the work will proceed rapidly as officials press to determine causes and next steps. In Chicago seven more inches of snow fall atop a prior 26 inches, prompting shopping frenzies and crowded hotels. In Mansfield Ohio sixteen Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra members are injured after a bus collides with a truck.
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Cape Kennedy
Federal Space Agency
Robert Seamans
Chicago
Mansfield
Ohio
Jimmy Dorsey
Coronado Senior Named for Air Force Academy Appointment
Coronado High School senior Bruce Smith was named by Rep. John J. Rhodes as one of his appointments to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ergin Smith of Cambridge, is in the National Honor Society and earned a merit certificate in state math testing. A separate item notes Beverly Bell, a 21 year old Scottsdale native, named homecoming queen at California Western University in San Diego after graduating from Scottsdale High.
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Bruce Smith
John J. Rhodes
United States Air Fores Academy
Colorado
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Ergin Smith
Cambridge
College Queen
San Diego
Scottsdale
California Western University
Beverly Bell
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