14 Feb 1966
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
1
Major candidates offer views on zoning taxes city services safety streets tourism and industry charter revision efficiency and the right to know. They discuss fire protection sewer projects street funding council manager government and citizen participation in shaping policy in Scottsdale.
Larry G. Leader, 45, released after serving days in Scottsdale city jail and paying a $150 fine. He admitted buying game items but claimed clerk forgot to bag them. Similar thefts at Flagg's and Rock Shop prompted alarm among local merchants. Murray of Troy's Western Store confronted Leader at gunpoint and alerted police.
Barry Goldwater on ABC TV calls for unlimited air strikes and a possible naval blockade against North Vietnam to win in Southeast Asia. He argues Red China would avoid direct war, while U S air power would back allies as debate intensifies in Congress ahead of foreign relations talks.
Two Russian writers Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel were convicted of anti Soviet agitation for clandestine writings sent to Paris. They received seven and five year prison terms respectively, with the Supreme Court declining banishment after serving sentences.
UPI reports the United States recorded seismic signals Sunday from Soviet testing grounds at EE. An AEC spokesman said the event had explosive force between 200000 and 1000000 tons of TNT and was likely underground. The 1963 test ban treaty permits only underground explosions.
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