Solons press Johnson on draft deferments for grads
A House subcommittee on education seeks clarity from President Johnson on graduate deferments to avoid a drop in graduate enrolment. Rep Edith Green and others urge action, warning current draft policy may halt teacher and lab staffing as Harvard President Pusey voices concerns. Morse estimates about 226,000 seniors and first year grads could be affected.
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Surveyor 7 to resume lunar exploration after hibernation
Pasadena Calif UPI Surveyor 7 will be awakened Monday by radio commands after two weeks of lunar night in California and Australia to resume its exploration of the moon. The craft turned off Jan 2 during lunar sunset and by dawn last Sunday sunlit its solar panels to charge batteries.
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Minor fires reported in Scottsdale area and surrounding locales
The Rural Fire Department responded to three minor fires. A grease fire at 6337 N aard St caused minor stove damage before firefighters arrived. At 4 15 p m firefighters doused brush near Rifle Road with no property damage. A later blaze involved cardboard boxes behind a building attributed to malicious mischief with no building damage.
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Ciistieall
Heme
John McClure
N. Aard St
Hitcmen
Rifle Road
Caretree
Chic Meyers Horse Af
Scaltsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital Birth Announcements Chronicle
Record lists multiple birth notices with dates from January 26 through January 30. Entries include parents Foster Robert and Tara, child girl. Daniel and Hoeide, boy. Marquis Lyle and Donna, boy. Purney, boy. Burke Robert and Phyllis, girl. Rohs Lowell and Ruth, boy. Burdetti Joseph and Vicki, boy. Coles Philip and Jeanine, girl. Wieten Robert and Karlene, boy. Jar Carl and Janice, boy. Spangker Oscar and Patricia, day/date unspecified. hospital locations include Good Samaritan and St. Joseph’s Hospital with accompanying addresses and dates.
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Tara
Angus Rd
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Hoeidemark
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Marquis
Lyle Tand
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Purney
Burke
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Wilshire
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Catesby
Burdetti
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Vicki
Hote
Almeria
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Jeanine
Girk Wieten
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Kom
Klane
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Traffic court fines total for twenty one in Scottsdale
Scottsdale city court fined twenty one individuals for traffic violations. Fines ranged from 20 to 44 dollars for excessive speeds and related offenses. Names include Michael Fedoruk, Edwin McCauley, Edmond Jane, and others with addresses in Phoenix Tempe and surrounding areas.
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Bath
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Phoenix
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Rt. 1
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Charles Hallet
W. Northern
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Meliiley
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Jim Bell
E. Northern
Kempton Edmonson
Alpha Dr
Tempe
David Snyder
Coronado
Talks on Pueblo crew return held in secret meeting
South Korean sources report a secret meeting in Panmunjom between U S Rear Admiral John W. Smith and North Korea’s Maj Gen Pak Chung kuk to discuss returning Pueblo crew members. The Pueblo carried 83 men one dead and three wounded. President Johnson’s envoy Cyrus Vance was to press Seoul for tougher demands and greater South Korean say in UNC command.
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South Carolina College Town Calm After National Guard Curfew
In Orangeburg SC a dusk to dawn curfew was imposed after three teens were killed and 36 wounded in racial violence. National Guard and police secured South Carolina State College and Claflin College as the state of emergency declared by Gov McNair lowered tensions.
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McCarthy Critiques Johnson Vietnam Policy in Florida Stop
Senator McCarthy D Minnesota visited South Florida to challenge the Johnson administration on Vietnam and Red China. He argued Rusk overestimates Chinese aggression and that Johnson’s budget diverts 2.2 billion dollars a month from domestic needs.
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Brezhnev Pledges North Vietnam Aid to Viet Cong
In Moscow Brezhnev promised South Vietnamese Communists brotherly aid and support to the Viet Cong. Minh thanked the Soviet leader for constant support as Tass reiterated Hanoi will respond to U S escalation with renewed attacks but remains open to peace talks.
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Passengers Rescued From Foundering Canadian Vessel
A Norwegian freighter Vinni rescued 24 survivors after they abandoned a foundering Canadian ship in the Atlantic. Over 10 harrowing hours, eight, eleven, and five people were saved in three life crafts aided by U S Air Force planes and Coast Guard coordination. The Charny remained unmanned and under surveillance as crews ferried to safety.
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Obituary for F E Chestnutwood in Scottsdale
Frank E Chestnutwood aged 72 a winter resident of Scottsdale died yesterday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital He was born in Dallas County and was a former owner of a drive in theater in Limon Iowa He is survived by his wife Amy and a sister in Iowa Services and burial will be in Van Meter Iowa Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary today
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Monterey
Scottsdale
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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Iowa
van Meter
Messinger Mortuary
City employees to hear debate on city issues
The Scottsdale City Employees Association will host an 8 pm debate in the city council chambers at 131 N Main St. Mayor Bud Tims will face Dan Bartos while Jay Gaskins, an independent candidate for the council seat, will exchange views with Councilman Ken Murray. Phyllis Anderson urged employees to attend with family and neighbors.
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Employe’s Association
B. Main St
Bud Tims
Dan Bartos
Jay Gaskins
Ken Murray
Phyllis Anderson
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