Viet Cong Free Yanks and a Filipina Freed
Viet Cong released two American engineers and a Filipino woman after six months captivity near Xuan Loc Bien Hoa Province. A U S spokesman said the trio were hospitalized for examination and planned to be released. The United States also announced plans to free 48 Chinese fishermen from Hainan.
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Haiti Cuba rebels raid aborted invasion plan in Keys
Federal agents rounded up 76 would be invaders in a moonlit Keys operation led by Father Jean Baptiste Georges and Rolando Masferrer. They planned to seize Haiti first and then strike Cuba with a large army within 30 to 60 days. Bonds ranged 2,500 to 5,000. 51 were jailed in Miami and 25 in Key West on neutrality violations.
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Stillman Quits Posts In Arizona Economic Drive
Democratic financier Guy Stillman resigned Tuesday from two state economic development groups named by former Gov. Sam Goddard. He offered to step aside so Gov. Williams can appoint replacements and also left the federal Business Advisory Council.
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Wilson to head Arizona National Guard again
Maj. Gen. J Clyde Wilson was named adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard by Gov. Jack Williams. The 64 year old previously led the Guard from 1958 to 1965 and will resume the post after Maj Gen Joe Rhee’s term started in 1965. Wilson lives in Goodyear.
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City Council OKs Shea improvement contract and more
The Scottsdale City Council authorized a construction agreement with the State Highway Department to improve a two mile Shea Blvd link to the county road, aiming for matching federal funds and bid review by state officials. The council also granted a use permit for Scottsdale Players to build a new theater on Second St and share paving costs for a nearby parking lot.
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Lawmakers discuss statewide smog control bill hearing planned
A public hearing on a state wide smog control bill was sought as House and Senate air pollution committees reviewed a nonpartisan proposal. Gov. Lark Williams and Sen. Bob Wilcox attended the meeting noting air pollution legislation as a priority. The plan would create a Division of Air Pollution Control within the Health Department and a 15 member advisory council to study smog, set limits, and enforce via superior court injunctions with county level authorities.
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Burglary Strikes Scottsdale Boys Club
Burglars broke into the Scottsdale Boys Club between Sunday and Tuesday stealing about 29 dollars in stamps and change. Six vending machines were damaged and a total of one dollar in change and 28 dollars in stamps were taken. Club director Jim i Charles discovered the break in Tuesday morning.
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Hospital antics and anguish critiqued by Dr Boles
Dr Russell Boles of the University of Pennsylvania denounces hospital routines that ignore patient dignity. He cites delays, ill communication, unnecessary tests, and frightening procedures that worsen pain and fear, urging clearer explanations and kinder care.
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Alaska Travelogue Wild Life and Sportsfishing
A two hour color film about Alaska titled Alaska Americas Wonderland shows January 6 and 7 at the Arcadia High School Auditorium. Produced by Clyde Langley and partner Mia from Phoenix, the film explores Inside Passage wildlife sportsfishing and Alaskan industries with dramatic color sequences including Kodiak bear and the Lake George Breaktop phenomenon. Doors open 7 p.m. show at 8 p.m. Admission 1.50 adults 75 cents for children under 12. Tickets at the door.
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