Bombs Hit Mexican Tourist Offices and Airlines in Los Angeles
Homemade blasts struck two Mexican tourism offices and the Air France and Japan Air Lines ticket offices plus a Shell Oil building in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. No injuries were reported though police pursued two leads including a man in his twenties near Air France and a loitering car at the Japan Air Lines site.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Shell Oil Co
Cuba
New York City
Japan Air Lines
Mexican National Tourist Council
Beverly Hills
Tourism Department
Air France
Shell Oil
Johnson’s foreign aid request trimmed to near historic low
President Johnson faced partisan backlash as the House cut the foreign aid authorization to 1.9 billion dollars from 2.9, the smallest in two decades. Despite a 238 to 184 vote, aides warn further reductions may occur in the Senate and during appropriations, with Rep. Otto Passman leading the subcommittee.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations
Arch’aid Foe
Otto Passman
D-La
Astrological Forecast for Saturday July 20 1968
Aries faces a choice between work and social lift with a cheerful partner. Taurus should emphasize business and heed expert advice. Gemini should push practical buys while kin resist. Moon children advised to converse with an expert, keep confidences. Virgo urged to pursue civic aims for esteem and opportunity. Libra should listen to others to enrich life. Scorpio seek lighter duties to enjoy time with a friend. Sagittarius align with associates for better plans. Capricorn facing heavy work should avoid aimless travel. Aquarius seek fun while managing duties. Pisces focus on important matters and listen to kin for gains.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Kin
Moon Children
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Scottsdale City Council approves street improvements and bonds
A 1968 Scottsdale vote approves pavement, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, irrigation, fire hydrants and more on George Avenue First Avenue Hinton Avenue Main Street Miller Road Heatherbrae Avenue and related termini. Emergency declaration follows resolution declaring improvement bonds to fund the project and district assessments under Arizona law.
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Council OF the City OF
Scottsdale
George Avenue
Second Street
Indian ‘School Road
First Avenue
Hinton Avenue
Indian School Road
Main Street
Miller Road
16Th Street
76Th Street
Heatherbrae Avenue
18Th Street
78Th Street
Arizona
Scottsdale Council Adopts Resolution For Street Improvement
The City of Scottsdale approves Resolution No. 639 authorizing street work. Notices were posted along the proposed improvement line at intervals no greater than 300 feet. The notices announced the resolution’s passage and described the proposed work with notices in letters at least an inch high. No protests or objections were filed within the legal period.
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Scottsdale
Daily ‘Progress
City of
Scottsdale Seeks Bids for Improvement District No P-7808
Legal notice states the city council orders work per Resolution No 639 and plans approved June 18 1968 for Improvement District No P-7808. Sealed bids for construction will be accepted at 60 W Indian School Road Scottsdale until 6 PM Monday July 29 1968 and then opened publicly. The Superintendent of Streets will publish the notice of passage.
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Arizona
Indians School Road
Scottsdale
Indian School Road
Scottsdale announces emergency public improvement bids
Legal notice declares two publications in the Scottsdale Daily Progress and five day postings at City Hall for improvements. It cites an emergency to ensure public peace and safety and records passage by the City Council in July 1968 with mayoral approval and city officials signatories.
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Scottsdale
Lorims
Regulation No. 643 Adopted by Scottsdale Council
City of Scottsdale certifies Regulation No. 643 was duly passed and adopted by the council at a July 16 1968 meeting with a quorum present. Publish July 18 1968.
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Bern Anderson
City of
Scottsdale
Arizona
Rainbow Girls to Attend Twenty Second Biennial Assembly in Toronto
Kathy Hart and Diana Hutchinson head July 11 from Loloma-Paiute area with 56 Arizona Rainbow Girls traveling by bus to the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls Assembly in Toronto. They will visit Glen Canyon Dam Salt Lake City Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Lake Superior Provincial Park Niagara Falls and more before the July 24 tournament at Coronado High School with winners in multiple grades and a doubles event.
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Kathy Hart
Diana Hutchinson
Toronto
Canada
Supreme Assembly
International Order of the Rainbow
Potat Assembly No. 48
Arizona Rainbow
Glen_Canyon Dam
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone and
Glacier National Parks
Lake Superior Provincial Park
Niagara Falls
International Hamiltow
McAlester
Oklahoma
Carlsbad Caverns
Gram
Paiute
Coronado High School
Carrie Rouse
Joan Blauvelt
Zane Hubbard
Don Dole
Nancy Huson
Kardith Miller
Larry Donahue
Gene Kamre
Joan
Rouse
Sally Waybill
Doug Griffin
Brent Russell
Gene Buttomer
Loluma
Coronado
Tucson Recall Effort Faces Bipartisan Pushback
Tucson's Democratic mayor draws support from two Republican councilmen who urge halt to the recall. Councilmen Conrad Joyner and G. Freeman Woods say recall could deepen city divisions and is not warranted by the affidavit filed by Mildred J. Murphy. The affidavit accuses the mayor of unrealistic annexation plans costly projects and firearms registration talks.
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Tucson
UPI
Conrad Joyner
G. Freeman Woods
Homebound teacher aids Scottsdale handicapped youth
Marilyn Hart, a Scottsdale mother of two and homebound teacher for the Scottsdale School District, travels to students unable to attend classes. She notes eligibility requires a doctor’s statement and at least three months of instruction, with programs for more permanent handicaps. Last year 17 teachers served 53 students, delivering about five hours weekly each, coordinating with principals to keep students on track.
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Scottsdale
Marilyn Hart
E. Vernon
Hart
Iran
Nobel laureate Corneel Heymans dies in Brussels
Prof. Corneel Heymans, a 1938 Nobel Prize winner in Medicine for studies of blood circulation and respiratory systems, died Thursday in Brussels at age 76.
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Brussels
UPI
Corneel Heymans
Belgium
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