Three U S Planes Downed In Viet Nam Action
A U.S. fighter-bomber sweep hit two North Vietnamese anti aircraft missile sites 40 miles northwest of Hanoi. Three U S planes were shot down and two pilots possibly reached ground safely. The attack marked the first confirmed use of a Soviet Sam 2 missile in the conflict.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Pentagon
U. S
Hanoi
Defense Department
Istant Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Cuba
Comistee
South Paras Ey
North Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Navy
U.S. Marine Skyhawk
da Nang
U.S. Air Force
Johnson signs health warning bill for cigarette packs
President Johnson signed a bill mandating a health hazard warning on cigarette packages. The warning reads Caution: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health and will take effect next January 1. The legislation passed Congress after debates about benefits and deficits.
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Washington
UPI
Presient Johnson
House
John
Congress
Public Health Service
Contract rift settled at Cocopah School project resumes
Contract agreements reached between four basic craft unions and contractors end a standstill in Scottsdale area construction. Work at Cocopah School resumes with a five year pact featuring 25 percent wage increases for about 12 000 workers. Other major projects remain halted awaiting Operating Engineers terms.
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Cocopah
Scottsdale
Teamsters
Robert Barrett
William Gray
66Th and
Cholla Sts
Leon Duncan
Halladay Construction Co
Iunion
Duncan
Saguaro High School
Kahnweiler Simon Construction Co
Camelback Rd
Hayden Rd
Jack—Johnson
Plymouth
Scottsdale Rd
Harll Dr
P. L. Agnew Construction Co
Theo Scheele
Safari ‘Hotel Convention Center
Scheele
Johnson Considers Major U.S. War Steps in Vietnam
President Johnson chaired a cabinet session to discuss new actions to strengthen U S forces and equipment in South Vietnam. Defense Secretary McNamara briefed before the meeting, and a bipartisan call to leaders was planned as final decisions loom.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
U S
South Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Cabineet
White House
Senate
Mike Mans
City Planning Commission Denies Feltman Split Proposal
The city planning commission rejected developer Roland Feltman’s request to divide a zoning parcel reserved for parking. Feltman asked for a postponement to August 9, but the commission ruled on the application last night.
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Roland ‘Feltman
Feltman
Senate
New Scottsdale Firms Open Doors This Month
Three new firms welcome customers in Scottsdale this month with listings including Rentals 3320 North 76th Street, Keatingale, Joseph, and photographer Mary Gray. The note highlights local business openings and new addresses.
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Scottsdale
Sti
Keatingale
Joseph
Mary Gray
Reb
Paradise Valley to Hold Budget Hearing on Proposed 140000 Budget
Paradise Valley town council plans a public hearing Thursday on a proposed 140,045 budget. A quorum may be an issue as several council members are on vacation. The record budget for the year ended June 30 shows an increase mainly from state shared taxes and cash carryover, with no property tax as the town enters its fifth year.
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Paradise Valley
Ken Williams
Williams
Weather notes tease heat and storms in area forecast
A fragmentary weather snippet mentions temperatures around 105 with possible thunderstorms in the area. It also references high temperatures today and on Tuesday, with cloudy conditions and mentions of Wednesday.
House approves Medicare welfare bill for seniors
The House passed a $6.5 billion compromise to liberalize welfare and create elderly medical care. It raises Social Security by 7 percent retroactive to Jan 1 and offers an optional doctor bill insurance at $3 monthly. The bill heads to the Senate for swift approval before a Johnson signature.
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Washington
UPI
House
Police hunt for 21 year old narcotics suspect in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police said a 21 year old narcotics suspect, James McClendon of Cottonwood, remains at large possibly within city limits. A warrant charges possession of narcotics resisting arrest and striking an officer after he escaped on foot last Wednesday. About an ounce of marijuana was recovered, part of it found on McClendon and part in his vehicle, with a police sergeant involved.
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Scottsdale
James McClendon
Cottonwood
Phil Reay
Detroit
Robert Robertson
Police Board
Robertson
George Rose
Rose
Seven Billion Housing Bill Advances to Johnson for Signature
Congress sent President Johnson a seven billion housing package with federal rent assistance for low income families. House approval completed the congressional action as part of a broader domestic agenda.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Scottsdale police training program praised by MSU official
A letter from A F Brandstatter director at Michigan State University praises Scottsdale police department training bulletins. He asks if copies are available for purchase by other departments while internal critics say the program and its bulletins waste officers time and insult their intelligence.
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Scottsdale ‘Police Department
Michigan State University
School of Police Administration
A.F. Brandstatter
MSU
Walter Nemetz
Scottsdale
Brandstatter
Bill Donaldson
Gil Deatory
Deaton
Nemetz
Bush League
Police
Exclu
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Whitmer
Wilbur D. Mills
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Heath
Britain
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TRS
Burke Yung
San Diego
Coast Guard
Saigon
U.S. Maries
Chu Lai
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