Outrage at Phoenix ranking among dirtiest cities sparks debate
The page jabs at Phoenix for being named one of the ten dirtiest cities in the United States, mocking the claim while noting other cities’ reputations. It riffs on local pride, quirky asides, and a mix of pop culture references.
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Navy Monitors Engage Viet Cong on Mekong Delta River
U S Navy gunboat Monitors and U S infantry fought a seven hour river battle south of Saigon as part of five clashes from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ. Viet Cong casualties reached 368, with U S forces reporting 49 dead and 216 wounded.
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Music Man burglary hits third time in three months
Mrs. Harriet Shastain reports theft at Music Man located at 25 W Indian School. Instruments and equipment valued at 2400 dollars were taken in the latest burglary, the third in under four months, following previous losses of 700 and 3000 dollars.
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Seven men face gambling arraignment and prostitution charges
Seven men arrested on gambling charges are to be arraigned before City Magistrate Ed Boyle. The men, arrested June 14 at The Chicagoan in Scottsdale, include Frank Brugliera and Kenneth Thomson among six others. Three women Dawn Howard Michelle Michaels and Pauline Bowers face trial for operating a house of prostitution at a residence in Scottsdale.
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Howard services Monday in Desert church
Harrison M. Howard 710 E Chaparral died Saturday in St Josephs hospital after 16 years in the area. Born in Sioux City Iowa he spent 25 years on the Chicago Tribune advertising staff and was WWI veteran. Survived by wife Alphonsine Scottsdale and brother Morton Villanova Pa. Services held at St Barnabas on the Desert. Contributions suggested to Barrow Neurological Institute Phoenix.
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Johnson Gromyko chat seen as sign of stalled talks
Secretary Rusk held a discussion with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in a United Nations lounge as pessimism grows over a Johnson Kosygin meeting. Officials say Kosygin lacks Kremlin authority to engage Johnson on Vietnam and the Middle East, dimming hopes for Washington talks.
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Stock Market Roundup From United Press International
Noon stock averages show mixed results as multiple major firms including American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Bethlehem and General Electric report varied gains amid shifting investor sentiment. large gains for Texaco United Aircraft 104 and 63% figures are listed among many blue chips while several names show smaller moves or declines.
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Ghana signs $21 million loan pact with United States
In Accra Ghana and the United States signed a $21 million loan to finance American goods purchases. Half funds were released immediately with the rest due in October and repayment stretched over 40 years.
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