Nation's Temperatures by United Press International
Report on temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am from United Press International. Likely a weather roundup with regional figures and notable deviations. The item provides a concise snapshot of daily climate conditions and rainfall amounts across locations.
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Scottsdale Legislative STEP Committee to meet on Thursday
Scottsdale s Legislative STEP Committee will hold its second meeting at 7 30 a m Thursday in the mayor s office headed by Councilman Heinz Hink. Jack DeBolske League director will return Thursday to finish his report on legislative objectives for 1969. The committee may decide to reintroduce two bills that would have abolished present laws protecting billboards and public buildings from city sign standards and fire laws.
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Scottsdale
Heinz
Hink
League of Arizona Cities
Jack DeBolske
League
No charges in Kimball death in Las Vegas case
Private detective William Kimball, 28, died from a gunshot wound after going to an apartment to remove belongings of Diane Willis. Raymond Jeffers, Clark County assistant district attorney, said evidence points to William Underwood firing in self defense. prosecutors indicated charges were expected to be filed.
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Johnson Proposes Record 195.3 Billion Budget for 1970
President Johnson unveils a 195.3 billion budget for fiscal year 1970 forecasting a 3.4 billion surplus contingent on 11.9 billion in new taxes. He urges Congress to approve the tax package and outlines extensions to the 100 percent surcharge, payroll tax hikes, and Social Security changes. Nixon signals review after taking office.
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UPI
Johnson
America
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Nixon
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White ‘House
Russians launch Soyuz links with orbiting pair in space
Three Soviet cosmonauts rode Soyuz 6 into earth orbit barely five miles from Soyuz 4, which carried Vladimir Shatalov. No linkup occurred by nightfall and radio contact was lost until Thursday morning. Two tracking stations, Morhovets and Nevel, sit off West Africa and the Vladimir Komarov site in the Atlantic. Western experts expect further Soyuz launches to attempt a join in space.
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UPI
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
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Nevel
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CofC cancels annual meeting rescheduled as luncheon
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce postpones its annual meeting citing conflicts with events and illnesses. The event will now be held as a luncheon with installation of new officers planned for February 13.
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Scottsdale
Burglars Hit Scottsdale Girl's Club Lot
Police report burglars struck the Scottsdale Girl's Club lot at 8250 E Rose Lane and the nearby used car lot at 7825 E McDowell between 8 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. Tuesday. They pried into buildings and broke a window, taking a radio a typewriter 300 ballpoint pens five stereo tapes car keys and money from pop machines. An electric clock torn from wall stopped at 10 42 p.m. Change from pop machines also gone.
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Scottsdale Girl’s Club
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E. McDowell
France urges Big Four meeting on Middle East crisis
Foreign Minister Michel Debre told President Charles de Gaulle and his cabinet that France and the United States Britain and Russia should meet within the U N Security Council framework to seek a peaceful solution.
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Paris
UPI
France
Michel Debre
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Russia
U.N. Security Council
Johnson pleads for his programs before Congress in 1963
President Lyndon B. Johnson urged Congress to extend Great Society programs and expand housing, medical care, job training, and Social Security pensions. He sought extension of the 10 percent income tax surcharge to fund a projected surplus and urged bipartisan support for his successor, Richard Nixon.
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UPI
Lyndon
Johnson
Congress
Richard
M. Nixon
Nixon
Quake Shakes Turkish Towns Kalkan and Finike
An earthquake struck the southern tip of Anatolia hitting Kalkan and Finike 120 miles from Antalya. Officials reported no casualties but about half the houses in Kalkan were badly damaged and eight collapsed completely.
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Istanbul
UPI
Kalkan
Finike
Anatolia
Antalya
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