Nuclear ban pact to curb weapons in space signed by nations
The United States and Russia concluded a treaty banning nuclear weapons from outer space with a White House ceremony led by President Johnson. Dozens of nations planned to sign in Washington Moscow or London as Gromyko and U.S. Ambassador Thompson announced this landmark East West accord. The pact bars space bases and space weapons and commits to aid return of astronauts if needed.
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Banks cut prime rates after Chase move
Three big New York banks, First National City, Manufacturers Hanover, and Chemical Bank, reduced their prime rate from 6 to 5 1 2 percent, following Chase Manhattan. The White House welcomed the move though some circles remained skeptical about its impact on the economy.
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Arizona Banks Delay Effect of Rate Cuts
Arizona banks have not yet changed prime loan rates amid nationwide cuts. Officials expect follow the New York move as local lending remains strong and demand persists. Comments noted mixed timing and uncertainty about immediate effects on Arizona credit markets.
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Chicago Scrambles as Major Snowstorm Paralyzes City
Chicago endures the fiercest snowstorm in its history with 23 inches of snow and drifts up to 10 feet. City offices, schools and transit halt. O Hare and airports closed. National Guard mobilized in Michigan and Indiana for snow relief. downtown Loop silent as blocked roads and canceled services redefine a winter weekend.
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Cult group tied to space visit scare body found near Alamogordo
Lawmen uncovered the burned body of 19 year old Mrs Jerry Ulmer on a 80 acre La Luz farm linked to a Tucson cult led by Paul Hartzler. Investigators say the group known as The Bible Study Group believed visitors from outer space would arrive. Autopsy scheduled.
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Cleaning woman charged in grand theft at resort hotel
A cleaning woman at a local resort hotel was booked today for grand theft of a $1,000 diamond-studded gold watch stolen from a winter visitor on January 21. Del Samuel said the suspect claimed she traded the watch for an $8 gold band at a Phoenix pawn shop.
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Juveniles Arrested in Auto Theft Case by Scottadala Police
Scottadala police arrested six Carl Hayden High School students aged 14 to 17 on auto theft joyriding and weapon charges after officers spotted two stolen cars at 4 a.m. They were taken to city jail and later to the County Detention Home. A bayonet with a 16 inch blade was found under a seat.
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Purge Orders Reported as Mao Tightens Grip on China
Peking posters quoted Mao Tse tung ordering a total government reorganization and the isolation of anti Mao powerholders. Chou En Lai instructed to crush foes as allied forces crush uprisings in Kiangsi, Hupeh, and Manchuria. Chen Po ta denounces Red Guards while Madame Mao’s loyalty is affirmed.
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Friday in the News Friday in the News
A concise digest compiled by United Press International and the Progress Staff highlighting notable items from the week's news. It summarizes top stories, human-interest notes, and updates across various beats for quick reader orientation.
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Encircled Marine Unit Rescued by Helos in Vietnam
Marines were rescued after helicopters braved heavy fire just south of the DMZ. The unit spent the night surrounded and fighting in jungle terrain. Three American helicopters were shot down, dawn brought rescue and three injuries. Elsewhere, a Weather Bureau tornado watch covered Northeastern Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Virginia.
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State Officials Appointments and House Purchasng Bill
Governor Jack Williams names J Ford Smith to the State Civil Rights Commission and Glen A Jones to the State Welfare Board. Jones replaces Wendling ton Swindall, amid a term shift linked to a conflict-of-interest case. The House approves central purchasing bill 42 to 1 and defeats a delay on the Liberty Amendment. A tax inquiry resolution passes 24 to 1.
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Jack Williama
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Glen A. Jones
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Wellington Swindall
Sam Goddard
Robert Bohannan
Scottsdale
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