Kosygin urges UN condemnation of Israel at General Assembly
Soviet Premier Kosygin asks the United Nations to condemn Israel for aggression and withdraw forces from Arab lands. He accuses Israel of Hitler-like crimes and urges Security Council measures to undo the damage. He links Middle East tension to U.S. and British policy and warns of possible nuclear war if great powers enter Vietnam.
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City council weighs mobile home zoning and 80 acre plat
The council holds a public hearing on rezoning Astro Corp. parcels north and south of Roosevelt between Hayden and 76th St to curb trailer park development in Indian Bend Wash. Planning commission recommends denial citing flood, lack of ordinance, and future mobile home requests. An 80 acre tentative plat east of Scottsdale Rd north of Stillman Ranch for Paradise Valley Farm is to be approved.
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National Oil Companies
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Scottsdale bids sought for 46000 street projects
Scottsdale city council will seek bids totaling about 46000 for street improvements. The plan includes widening Thomas Road between Granite Reef and Hayden Roads to four lanes, paving part of Oak Street, widening Hayden from Oak to provide a barrier median, and upgrading Indian School Road from Park Way to Hayden to four lanes.
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Tempe Man in Critical Condition After Crash
Don Davidson twenty of 507 Benjamin Drive Tempe suffered a motorcycle collision with a southbound car at Hayden and McDowell. He remained in critical condition at Barrows Neurological Institute while Frances Louise Clark thirty seven of 2121 North Center Mesa faced a failure to yield citation.
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Monday in the News United Press International
A daily digest from United Press International highlights notable events and developments across politics, world affairs, and society. The bulletin compiles concise summaries of ongoing stories, with emphasis on timely, structured reporting.
Nasser assumes Egypt premiership amid power shift
Cairo reports Gamel Abdel Nasser has taken the post to tighten control of the war torn nation and will run the Arab Socialist Union directly. In Algiers Boumediene urges Arab states to withhold oil from the United States and Britain for a year while Algeria builds civilian arms training centers. In Atlanta a police shooting follows a Stokely Carmichael news conference as tensions rise in Dixie Hills after his previous arrest.
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Britain
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Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Carmichael
Arizona round up on at large elections and rate cuts
Gary Peter Klahr withdraws an at large electoral suit after a bill from a special session. He will still push for at large elections for Arizona's three congressmen. Dick Herbert responds to Walter Lucking by proposing a 40 percent cut in residential rates and a 10 percent cut in gas rates to ease growth concerns.
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Johnson outlines five point plan for Middle East peace
President Johnson calls for an end to the arms race and UN reporting of arms shipments to the Middle East as part of a five point framework. He says peace must come from the Arabs and Israelis and urges outside powers to help, while warning that withdrawal demands risk renewed hostilities.
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America
Rain drenches the Valley as June arrives steady showers
Scottsdale and Phoenix suburbs woke to a rare June rainstorm with thunder and lightning. The US Weather Service noted such rain is unusual for late spring in the Valley, easing rainfall deficits after January and February. Totals ranged from .36 to 1.14 inches, with Sky Harbor at .44 inches and 1.28 inches year to date, 1.47 inches below normal.
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Budget hearing set on Scottsdale School District spending
The Scottsdale School District will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Administration Building about its anticipated 1967-68 budget. The proposed budget, about 1.8 million dollars, would raise the tax rate to 8.20 per 100 assessed value, reflecting near 2 million for personnel and staff additions amid growth.
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44Th St
Smith may get DC post for Glendale College
Dr. C B Smith who resigned as Scottsdale School District associate superintendent is recommended for the Glendale Community College Dean of Instruction post by Dr J F Prince. The June 26 board meeting will consider the recommendation with salary to be set by the governing board.
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