Lebanon snubs Israeli plea for Middle East tranquility
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol tried to deliver a note to Lebanese President Charles Helou seeking regional peace after Beirut Airport raid. The note was returned through peers channels. Rashid Karami formed a hawkish Lebanese cabinet and pledged to strengthen the army and border outposts. Dayan warned Arab nations of potential conflict as Egypt and guerrilla forces figure in ongoing tension along the Suez front.
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Apollo crew honored with White House medals
President Johnson awarded gold medals to astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders in the East Room of the White House calling their moon flight an unparalleled achievement that united humanity The ceremony capped a week of tributes including a Capitol visitor appearance a mid afternoon news conference a ticker tape parade and a motorcade along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Scottsdale Girl Slightly Injured In Granite Reef Crash
A Scottsdale girl, Virginia Paca, 18, was slightly injured when her car collided with a vehicle driven by David L. McPherson, 18, after he turned east into a driveway on Granite Reef Road. Paca’s car damage estimated at 400 dollars. McPherson cited for failure to yield.
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Ordinex Diet Pill Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Ordinex as a tiny fat burning tablet available without prescription. It claims quick fat loss and longer life for $3.00 plus a larger offer, with a full money back guarantee from Skaggs Drug Centers and McDowell Mall.
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Obituary Note for Stephen D Chambers in Scottsdale
Rosary for Stephen D Chambers 18 killed in a car motorcycle crash at 30th Street and Indian School Road. Native of Toledo Ohio joined Scottsdale community 13 years ago. Survivors include Darwin and family in Scottsdale, May Reeves in Toledo. Funeral Mass Friday 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Scottsdale. Burial in St Francis Cemetery.
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Continuity for children during and after divorce
This article urges maintaining the child’s life space amid marital crisis. It favors keeping the same home, school, friends, and routines to soften disruption. It cautions against split custody and dual parenting roles that blur lines between mother and father. It discusses adolescence and lasting attitudes toward marriage.
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Norway seizes seven fishing trawlers in military waters
A Norwegian gunboat seized four Russian, two East German and two Danish fishing trawlers for entering restricted military waters around Flekkefjord in southern Norway. By today all but the Danish vessels had been escorted to Flekkefjord and the operation was to finish by nightfall.
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Burglars Strike Burglars Home of Louis Gilmore
Police report two burglaries in a Phoenix area on a single day. Louis Gilmore, 235 West Indian School Road, had a small safe with about $200 and personal papers stolen between 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The lock was found picked or opened with a key and a window at a neighboring house was broken earlier. A second break in occurred at Frank A. Puglia, 6622 East Monterosa, where a window was broken and $5 taken from his son's dresser between 9:15 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Stock Market Rundown From The Day’s Trading
The Dow Jones final shows mixed gains and losses across sectors. Industrials rose to 927.46 with a 6.21 point gain while railroads edged up 0.23 to 265.12. Utilities slipped 0.06 to 134.33 and the broader 65 stock index gained 1.20 to 334.18. Volume reached 12.1 million shares, below Wednesday’s 13.84 million.
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LBJ recalls doves who urged bombing in same campaign
President Johnson cites notes showing three leading advisers pressed for bombing North Vietnam during the last campaign. He will not name them yet, plans to classify papers for release in years to come. Johnson travels toward library plans and future retrospection as he halves his presidency.
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Viet dead in Vietnam tolls at 101 for week
US officials report 101 American soldiers killed in Vietnam last week the lowest seven day toll in two years amid a three day Viet Cong truce. South Vietnamese sources note a 16 day Mekong Delta campaign cleared U Minh forest and left 494 Viet Cong guerrillas dead.
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Heat lamp blamed for bed fire near Violet Adamus home
Firemen blamed a heat lamp placed near a bed for a morning blaze at 6731 E Sheridan injuring no one and causing about 200 dollars in damage. Crews also fought a trash container fire behind Fry's Market and an illegal refuse fire on McDowell Road. gas meter issues at La Mirada prompted a shutoff and repair event. The report places these incidents alongside national war casualty figures noting the week’s low U S troop deaths and wounded totals.
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Portraits of Austria at Arcadia High School Screenings
Finh on Austria planned as part of the 1969 World Adventures series opens at Arcadia High School at 8 15 p m with Curtis Nagel, a pioneer in Technicolor and Oscar winning producer of Ta bu. The program features Lippizan Stallions filmed at Hofburg Palace, Salzburg Festival, Danube trip from Vienna to Lienz, and the Vienna Boys Choir. Box office opens at 7 30 p.m.
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