Chiefs press for ABM buildup amid Russia threat
The Joint Chiefs of Staff dispute the Johnson administration over Russia's ABM program. They urge planning and production of defenses now, arguing Russia's system is more extensive than public claims. They warn Moscow may deploy defenses along northern missile routes.
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Strike at GM closing plants halts production nationwide
A parts shortage caused by a wildcat strike shut down GM plants across 14 states, idling 122000 workers by nightfall and potentially 350000 overall. UAW leaders summoned Mansfield locals to Detroit for a hearing while tensions rise over Local 519 defiance threatening contract talks.
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Council approves bond financing for city buildings
City council approves a resolution to enter a nonprofit bond plan with Scottsdale Municipal Properties Inc to issue bonds for construction of three buildings at the city airport area and Thunderbird Field. Bonds repaid from airport revenue and sales tax, with future municipal projects possible. Motorola Inc wins bid to supply paging and radio gear for the fire department at $5,610.
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Indian statue sought after theft at Scottsdale gift shop
Scottsdale police chase a woolen eight foot Indian statue valued at 250 dollars that stood outside a gift shop. The figure weighed 200 pounds and was secured by two iron straps when it was ripped free Monday night.
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United Press International and the Progress Staff
United Press International and the Progress staff report on ongoing city affairs, highlighting local developments, official actions, and public concerns shaping the urban agenda this week. The piece emphasizes governance, budget, and community responses.
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Sukarno loses power but keeps presidency in Indonesia
In Jakarta Sukarno surrendered any remaining government powers to General Suharto while remaining as president. The longtime leader said nothing about resigning the presidency after more than two decades in office.
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Phoenix Man Pleads Innocent in Escape and Robbery Case
John M. Linsner, 20, pleaded innocent to robbery and attempted robbery charges for aiding four girls to escape a county detention home and for an alleged New Year’s Eve holdup at Camelback Inn. He also reportedly tried to escape custody in Scottsdale last month and again from county jail Monday. Senator David Kret of Scottsdale expects bar exam liberalization legislation to face opposition from the state bar association, with a public hearing set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Senate wing hearing room.
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Scottsdale Faces Loss of Kindergarten Aid By High Court
The Arizona Supreme Court denied two motions to extend state funds for Scottsdale kindergartens for 1967 68, threatening a tax rise to cover the program as valuations rise. The ruling blocks remaining 1966 67 aid and future payments unless emergency action occurs, impacting about 2 000 children across 18 elementary schools with their 77 degree high today and upper 70s tomorrow.
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Arabian show opens with halter class at All-Arabian event
The opening session of the five day All-Arabian Horse Show at McCormick Ranch features a halter class. More than 300 horses and 1,000 horsemen are entered in the annual event.
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CAP Talks Held In Phoenix On CAP Feasibility
A Arizona State Senate Natural Resources Committee hearing in Phoenix discussed enabling legislation for the Central Arizona Project. Sen Ray Goetze said CAP legislation would be brought to the committee. New York bond experts testified the project appears practical and would finance Colorado River water delivery to Central Arizona with bonds costing over 800 million dollars.
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Reagan holiday work plan flops in California
Gov Ronald Reagan’s bid to mobilize 110000 state employees for a holiday of work failed to draw workers to state offices in Sacramento Los Angeles and San Francisco. A state policeman reported near empty buildings and Bud Aronson, spokesman for the state employees, called the test a bigger fiasco than the first. Lincoln’s Birthday. The State Employes Union picketed as Reagan arrived at the Capitol Garage at 9 am.
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