Governor’s Conference on the Arts and Humanities Opens in Phoenix
The Governor’s Conference on the Arts and Humanities opens at the Towne House in Phoenix and runs through Saturday. Chair Lewis J. Ruskin says the aim is to map Arizona’s arts role and craft a progress program with federal funds matching those in a $100 million national project. Speakers include Govs Goddard and Williams, Kathryn Bloom, and Will Rogers Jr. Panels cover architecture, cinema, dance, music, and museums as sessions explore fundraising and implementation.
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War kills 5 047 Yanks in 1966 Vietnam fighting
UPI reports 1966 ended with 5 047 American deaths in Vietnam nearly quadrupling 1965. Final week cost 128 lives amid holiday truce. At 389 000 U S troops, casualty rate expected to rise as air war costs climb.
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Excess profit tax proposed to fund Vietnam war
Sen. Hart proposes an excess profits tax targeting firms with profits up since 1958 to curb prices and boost revenue for Johnson programs. He favors raising corporate tax ceilings to 75 percent for large profit gainers, arguing cuts to consumer burdens and shared profits. Other ideas include a small general tax increase and a 5 percent surtax on 1967 tax bills.
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Stocks Rise and Fall Across Major Firms in Mixed Session
United Press International reports a varied stock market with gains and losses among big names. Firms listed include Alcoa American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Ford Motors General Dynamics Johns Manville Motorola RCA Texaco and U.S. Steel among others.
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Delayed hearing in Mumbaugh slaying case set for Jan 12
Phoenix UPI reports a closed preliminary hearing transcript for 18 year old David R. Mumbaugh in the Sept. 21 slaying of ASU coed Laura Bernstein 20 of New Jersey. The judge will hear motions to seal the transcript and set a trial for March 27 with Judge George Sterling presiding.
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Obituary for Edward O. Lyders, 86, Scottsdale Resident
Edward QO Lyders 86 of 320 S Miller Rd died in Baptist Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at Messinger Mortuary. Retired Minneapolis pharmacist lived in Scottsdale two months. Born Sacred Heart Minnesota he studied pharmacy at the University of Minnesota retired 1945. Survived by wife Hazel Scottsdale and sister Evinda Tweet Teller Alaska. Services here led by Pastor Jack Zoellner then burial in Minneapolis.
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Coliseum probe hinges on audit
Governor Williams and the attorney general's office await a State Post Auditor review of Coliseum operations at the State Fairgrounds. An audit is to determine if an investigation is warranted after reports of large deficits and unpaid bills tied to the West Phoenix facility.
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Correction needed for Scottsdale Daily Progress delivery
If you miss delivery of The Scottsdale Daily Progress please call Circulation Customer Service at 947 7844 to fix the oversight promptly. The line is open weekdays until 6 30 pm and Saturdays until 2 pm.
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City center land talks progress near civic site
Center talks with 46 landowners north of the community center area proceed this week with sessions expected to finish by mid next week. Ken McDonald says most owners need time to review city offers, one definite purchase completed and another seller finds terms satisfactory.
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Powerful quake shakes Hangay range in Mongolia
UPI reports a strong earthquake struck the Hangay mountains in western Mongolia between Russia and China. Mongolian Montesame dispatches cited by Tass said there were no casualties with the largest shock at 8 15 am Mongolian time today, and notes Soviet coverage would be limited.
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