Goldwater views on war, economy, and 1964 outlook
Barry Goldwater surveys the Vietnam war, dollar strength, and national crime in a Scottsdale window interview. He urges bombing Haiphong docks, warns of a currency dive, predicts Nixon or Reagan as potential nominees, and outlines four year goals including ending the war and restoring constitutional restraint.
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Bob Considine
King Features Syndicate
Scottsdale, Ariz
Barry’ Goldwater
Johnson
Republican Party
Congress
Vietnam
U.S. Senate
Hanoi
Haiphong
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Central Arizona Project hearings open with Udall recommendation
The House Interior subcommittee opened hearings on the Central Arizona Project with Interior Secretary Udall urging authorization of the $765 million aqueduct. President Johnson called for prompt approval in his budget message while California seeks a billion-dollar package and a 4.4 million acre-feet annual river guarantee to support its own projects.
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UPI
House
Central
Arizona
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Congress
Udall
Johnson
Colorado
Phoenix
Tucson
Harold T._.Johnson
Calif
Senate
California
Colorado River
Ronald Reagan
White House says Pueblo crew treated and cared for
The White House reports the Pueblo crew is being properly treated and given medical care after North Korea seized the ship. Officials say no word on crew status from the Red Cross, and a quick release was not expected. diplomats pursue return of the vessel through ongoing talks.
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Washington
UPI
White House
North Korea
Pueblo
George Christian
International Red Cross
United States
Chistian
U.S
Suspect Arrested in Villa Monterey Burglary Case
Scottsdale police report arrest of David Lee Gabrielson 18 at 3:45 am on first degree burglary and possession of burglary tools in the Villa Monterey break in. He was spotted on the roof by security guard and found with a duffle bag, rope and stocking mask. About $50 in change recovered. Police also investigate Chez Louis burglary and Red Dog attempted break in.
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Scottsdale
Villa Montérey
E. Chaparral
David
Lee Gabrielson
E. Edgemont
Villa ‘Monterey
Gabrielson
Jim Graham
Villa Monterey
Chez Louis
Parada del Sol Special Supplement Arrives in Progress
A special Parada del Sol supplement appears in today s Progress issue with information pictures ads and a day by day schedule for the parade rodeo and other events. It is presented in tabloid form to be saved as a weekend guide.
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Ieee Cena
Viet Cong Launch Major Offensive Into Saigon
United Press International reports Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces struck into Saigon with mortar machinegun and rifle fire. The assault followed a broad push into about 40 South Vietnamese cities amid the war’s largest offensive. Johnson stayed in the White House situation room as leaders were briefed.
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Saigon
Independence Palace
Washington
Johnson
White House
Cousteau Fails to Find Missing Submarine in Mediterranean
Jacques-Yves Cousteau descended 400 feet into the Mediterranean today but found no trace of the missing French submarine Minerve. The French Navy had abandoned hope the 52 men aboard were alive. Searchers at the otter end of the sea also found no trace of the Israeli submarine Dakar.
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Toulon
France
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Mediterranean
Minerve
Dakar
Fighting resumes along Suez Canal near Ismailia
Egypt and Israel exchanged heavy artillery along a 25 mile stretch of the Suez Canal with reports of Israeli air action near Ismailia on the west bank. Egypt said the clash followed Israeli efforts to block an Egyptian survey of the canal's north end.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal
West Bank
Cincinnati teachers defy order and strike city schools
Cincinnati striking teachers defy a court restraining order and maintain the walkout across the city’s 10 public schools. Twenty schools closed yesterday with more expected. 700 teachers are involved while milk and bread carriers refuse to cross the picket lines.
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Cincinnati
Copper strike row seen as unions press for nationwide talks
Washington dispatch reports major copper producers accuse the administration of overstepping the law to influence the 199 day strike. Union leaders insist on companywide bargaining while companies push for individual contracts. 60,000 workers across 22 states are involved in the 26-union walkout continuing since July 15.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph P. Maloney
United Steel Workers
Maloney
Kennecott Corp
Anaconda
American Smelting & Refining Co
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