Baker jury sequestered for trial of former Senate aide
The trial of Robert G. Baker began with a panel of 172 jurors in Washington. Judge Oliver Gasch ordered sequestering to shield proceedings from news coverage as Baker faces nine counts including tax evasion and fraud related to his private business. The case, tied to Baker’s former role near the Senate, could last up to two and a half months with potential penalties up to 48 years in jail and $47,000 in fines.
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Capitol Page
Pickens
S.C
Gasch
Supreme Court
Dr. Samuel Shepard
Ohio Osteopath
U.S
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. Roberts
Kerr
D-Okla
Blizzard Grips Midwest With Deep Freeze and Snow
The Blizzard of 1967 unleashed 21 deaths across Texas to Michigan as cold fronts kept temperatures near zero from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Texas reports four fatal fires, two brothers found dead in a car in Iowa, and record snows in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with road closures and 30 to 63 inches on the ground.
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United Press International
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Rocky Mountains
New England
Canada
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Appalachians
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Texas
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
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Oregon
Utah
Richmond
Dow Jones Holds Broad Gains Amid Active Trading
Stock market activity shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 810.02 up 2.22 with 6,150,000 shares traded at noon. Rail and utilities mixed as leaders and laggards shift among marquee names including American Can AT&T Ford Motors GM General Electric and U.S. Steel amid ongoing volatility in the midday New York stock exchange context.
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Eastman
Kimerson
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General Dynamics
General Eleetric
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Goodyear
T&t
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Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
New York Central
North American
S Owens
Rexall
San Diego C&t
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of NJ
Texea
Union
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Webb
ASU to Dedicate New Physical Education Building
Arizona State University will dedicate the Women’s Physical Education Building with a Thursday 7 30 p m ceremony. The public is invited to attend.
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ASU
Tempe
Arizona State University
Chicago teachers avert historic strike with proposed wage deal
Chicago Public Schools avert a city wide walkout affecting 570 000 students as Mayor Daley and the School Board agree to a 17 million plan backed by CTU president John Desmond The accord is subject to ratification by teachers tonight. A separate junior college walkout ends with a 20 dollar monthly raise plus 30 dollar monthly raise in September and reduced class load.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago School Board
Richard J. Daley
John Desmond
Chicago Teachers Union
Cook County College
Yavapai PTA Sets Mid Year Orientation Social
The Yavapai Elementary School PTA announces a mid year orientation and parent teacher social on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school's multipurpose room.
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Yavapai
Yavapai Elementary School
PTA
Polich Named State Press Editor At ASU
John Polich a junior and editor selected for spring at Arizona State University State Press. He is son of A J Polich and Valerie Jones, has studied in Tripoli Libya and Texas and worked for United Press International Phoenix Evening American and Arizona Republic. He previously served as State Press managing editor and holds leadership roles in Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association and Pi Delta Epsilon and Sigma Delta Chi chapters.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
State Press
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E. Kelm
Scottadale
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Raymond Jones
Bist Way
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England
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Libya
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Texas
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Phoenix Evening American
Arizona Republic
Olch
Arizona
Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association
Pi Delta Epysilon
National Journalism Honorary
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Cheating Admitted by College Freshmen Nationwide
About one fifth of the nation's college freshmen report cheating on exams in a survey of 20,865 freshmen across 251 campuses. The American Council on Education weighed data to reflect feelings of more than 1 million freshmen and found 4 percent felt keen competition for grades while 44 percent felt great pressure for high marks.
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Washington
UPI
American Council On Education
Caucuses Begin as Congress Prepares for 1987 Session
Members of the 90th Congress caucused to organize for the 1987 session as Democrats hold majorities in both chambers while Republicans gained seats in the off year. Prominent topics include Vietnam policy and a review of Great Society legislation.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
John Bell Williams
Powell
Colmer
Education and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Williams
Commerce Committee
Barry Goldwater
Preliminary hearing set for Je S Buford Wingat on gun threat
A preliminary hearing for 46 year old Je S Buford Wingat is scheduled at 9 am Tuesday in Scottsdale Justice Court. Police say Wingat a security guard for Citizens Security Guard and Patrol drew his weapon and pointed it at an officer after a Jan 1 incident at the Safari Inn in Scottsdale. Wingat of Cashion was booked on assault with a deadly weapon and drunk and disorderly.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Justice Court
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Citizens Security Guard and Patrol, Inc
Safari Inn
Cashion
Bookjedd
Johnson Expected to Reveal Tax Plan in State of the Union
Washington sources report President Johnson faces a choice on tax policy during the State of the Union address. Administration aides differ on whether to seek an immediate tax increase to cover a large deficit or delay action to gauge economic trends. Some advisers push for a substantial general tax hike to offset a projected deficit that could reach around 20 billion dollars.
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UPI
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Congress
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D Eisenhower
White House
Scottsdale seeks $56,000 pool funding at new Coronado Park
Scottsdale Parks Director L B Spacewater announced a $56,000 request to the Arizona Outdoor Recreation Coordinating Commission for a pool and bathhouse at a new city park near Coronado High School. Total project cost is $110,000 with expected cost sharing from the city and commission. approval decision is due Wednesday amid several other Arizona requests.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Spacewater
Cit
Coronado High Dool
Scottsdale YMCA to Offer 20 Plus Winter Classes
The Scottsdale YMCA announces over twenty adult and youth courses for the 1967 Winter session. Classes run eight weeks starting the week of Jan 16 with member cost 16 dollars and non-member 18 dollars. Courses include art drawing Spanish guitar ballroom dancing sewing golf self defense and yoga among others at Scottsdale YMCA and First Baptist Church.
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Scottsdale
Bruahup
Ondh
Sona
Scottsdale Ymca
Coronado Golf Course
B. Oaborn
Dredge Jamaica Bay Blown In Mekong Blockade Attack
Communist frogmen mined and sank the dredge Jamaica Bay near Cam Ranh Bay area disrupting Mekong River shipping. Two crewmen died aboard the 12 000 ton tanker Hanstrum and a U S Air Force C47 was shot down. Rescue work saved a trapped American crewman as Navy divers recovered him from the submerged vessel.
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UPT
Mekong
Jamaica Bay
Rctilicalal
New York City
Mekong Delta
Central Highlands
Quang Ngai
Cam Ranh ‘Bay
My Tho
Jamaica
James E. Williams
Darlington
S.C
Burglary Steals At Local Stores Reported
Thieves broke the front window of a 711 food store at 6010 N Granite Reef Rd and stole liquor and cigarettes. In a separate weekend burglary, $62 in cash was taken from Little Papoose Nursery at 1013 N Scottsdale Rd after access was gained by prying a window.
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Little Papoose
Scottsdale Rd
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