Fulbright Backs Clifford to Persuade Johnson on Vietnam Policy
Sen. J William Fulbright, a noted critic, says newly named Defense Secretary Clark Clifford could persuade President Johnson to change Vietnam policy if he is able and willing. He cautions Clifford would sacrifice independence but remain free to argue. Senate Republican Kuchel urges broader Geneva style diplomacy and warns against premature war withdrawal.
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Kuchel urges broader talks on Vietnam peace not two way talks
Sen Thomas H Kuchel Republican whip cautioned against relying on bilateral talks with North Vietnam to achieve lasting peace in Vietnam He urged expanding diplomacy toward a Geneva Conference on Southeast Asia and said negotiations must include all parties with a stake in the outcome He warned the administration against false hopes from limited talks and called for regional guarantees to ensure freedom for Southeast Asian peoples
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Ford's Theater Reopens as Arts Shrine in Lincoln Era Style
Ford's Theater in Washington is restored and opened as a national shrine to Lincoln and the arts. The three year, nearly three million project preserves the presidential box and original crimson sofa while limiting seating to about 600. Senator Percy and Senator Young joined Vice President Humphrey in dedicating the site with Civil War speech excerpts.
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FDA study says IUDs nearly match pills in preventing pregnancy
Government study finds intrauterine devices nearly as effective as the pill but unlikely to gain popularity in the United States. The FDA advisory panel cites uterine perforation risks and sterile packaging issues, endorsing tighter regulation and cautioning against use by women who have never been pregnant.
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Scottsdale students trial reading programs in elementary schools
In Scottsdale, five reading instruction methods are piloted in elementary schools with a focus today on programmed reading. About 110 first graders at Tonto Ingleside Kachina and Pima participate under educator Romayne Barr. The method uses picture cues a self-check slider and 100 practice items per half hour to build confidence and retention. Next up initial teaching alphabet.
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Pima
Former legislator Ellsworth found dead in Chandler home
Edmund W. Ellsworth 63 was found dead at his Chandler residence in a gunshot incident. He served in the Arizona House from 1948 to 1958 and chaired the Appropriation Committee. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Chandler Second Ward with burial in Mesa Cemetery. Survivors include Opal Ellsworth and three sons and two daughters. A revolver was found near the body.
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Bakersfield
Scottsdale man injured in hit and run crash
A Scottsdale man Andréw Grandigetti, 30, was treated for facial lacerations after his car struck a power pole near 76th Street and East Beatrice at about 1 a.m. He was arrested for leaving the scene while his wife Joan Grandinetti was arrested for aiding in concealing information from police.
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Rural Fire Department Tackles Seven Weekend Scorches
Rural Fire extinguished seven fires in Scottsdale over the weekend causing about 1500 dollars in damage. The largest loss was 500 dollars to B Naeck meyer’s car at 1723 N 70th St from a carburetor back fire. Other incidents included a fence fire at 8220 E Monte Vista causing 25 dollars, a storage room blaze at Mrs Mabel Simpson’s residence with 250 dollars damage, and a storage shed fire at 6620 E Osborn owned by Charles W Zeman with 250 dollars damage and a high 34000 potential.
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B. N. Naeckmeyer
John Wallace
Monte Vista
Mabel P. Simpson
Charles W. Zeman
E. Osborn
Striking Miner Meeting Yields Little Progress
About 80 Kennecott Copper miners held a Sunday meeting in Hayden to discuss the seven month old strike and lack of wage negotiations. Union officials said the grass roots gathering failed to accomplish much and aimed to gauge miners’ feelings on the stalemate.
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Hayden
UPI
Kennecott Copper Co
Bargain Hunt In Bridge Wins A Tight Slam
A bridge hand shows South cashing in on a deep club finesse to force East’s ace, then ruffing diamonds to set up dummy’s queen. South discards two diamonds on clubs, dumps two more, and cruises to the endgame as the play unfolds with careful planning and execution.
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Marine wounded in Viet action
Pfc. Kenneth Grise was wounded in Vietnam on January 7 and is listed in good condition in a military hospital at Cam Ranh Bay. He sustained head leg and arm wounds from mortar shrapnel near Than Thien and is reachable by friends in care of the U.S. Air Force Hospital in San Francisco.
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Than Thien
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