Police urge parental inquiries over stolen microphones
Scottsdale police sergeant R J Mantel warns parents to question children about acquiring microphones and amplifiers taken from churches and schools in recent burglary waves. He notes many units cost thirty dollars or more and often sit on stands for possible use in small music groups. Mantel urges checks for serial numbers, ownership, and potential link to theft, stressing youths may be involved even if they did not steal items themselves.
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Phoenix area professionals cited for training and appointments
John C. Kilne and Sylvan E. Mounes Jr. completed pilot training with TWA and are serving as flight engineers on transcontinental routes. Roosevelt and a student from the University of Arizona invited to a People-to-People meeting in Kansas City. Scottsdale residents join Phoenix Country Day School board: Dr. Willard Abraham, Robert A. Mullen, Mrs. John C. Pritzlaff Jr., and Edward Cudahy Jr. elected. Dr. Paul Fabricant named president of Arizona Podiatry Association. Braille and large print textbooks provided across sixteen districts. foundation offers counseling and recreation for visually impaired students.
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Kosygin Ends Britain Visit Amid Vietnam Deadlock
Soviet Premier Kosygin and British Prime Minister Wilson wrapped a week of talks with a joint communique pledging efforts toward a Vietnam settlement. They agreed to pursue independent approaches to bring Washington and Hanoi to the table while reaffirming support for the 1954 Geneva accords.
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Last of quints dies after premature birth in Wyoming
Sharon Bradley, last of quintuplets born to Allen and Rebecca Bradley of Big Piney Wyoming, died at Holy Cross Hospital after surviving 25 hours. The four siblings, Christopher Anne Samuel and Elizabeth, all died soon after birth. weight under 114 pounds. Mrs Bradley, a Holy Cross School of Nursing graduate, was in good condition and had used fertility medication.
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Idaho suspect held in double murder case
Guy Junior Still a 30 year old farm laborer from Queen Creek awaits extradition to Idaho on a double murder charge. He was arrested near Queen Creek after his companion Opal Grey told police of the killings. Still admitted shooting Hugh Jackson and Ella May Sheppard during a burglary near Emmett Idaho on January 26, stealing 30 cents an overnight bag and 10 books of trading stamps.
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California Legislature Resists Reagan Higher Education Cuts
Demonstrations erupt at the Capitol as students professors and non academics protest Reagan budget cuts of 64 million for higher education. Reagan defends the 4.6 billion fiscal 1967 60 program and tells protesters he will represent California while the legislature debates the measures.
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Highway toll rises in Arizona with multiple weekend deaths
United Press International reports six people died in Arizona highway crashes over the weekend and today raising the toll to 71 for the year. Victims include Malinese Mayberry of Tucson and Jaime Weyman of Somerton along with others in crashes near Yuma Douglas Ajo Dateland and Oak Creek Canyon.
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Goldwater: Four day truce in Vietnam shows stupidity
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater blasted the U S four day and four night New Year truce in Vietnam as stupidity saying it allows the enemy to recharge. He criticized targets chosen for pilots and urged stronger action to defeat Viet Cong and secure South Vietnam while noting American troops fight for clear aims. The Arizona Republican spoke in California and Tucson and opposed President Johnson visiting North Vietnam to negotiate.
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