Western governors urge second look at Guard divestment
The nine Republican Western governors urged the Johnson administration to reconsider plans to disband 15 National Guard divisions and to rethink shutting some U S military bases. The meeting in West Yellowstone ended with Hawaii Governor John Burns chosen as Western Governors Conference chairman and Washington Governor Dan Evans as vice chairman.
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Yanks overrun Viet Cong base camp using deserter map
U.S. air cavalrymen moved through dense jungle near Dong Nai River in War Zone D after using a map provided by a Viet Cong deserter to collapse a Communist base camp. Fourteen wounded Americans reported. Viet Cong losses unknown as 1st Armored Cavalry, supported by helicopters, pressed the pursuit.
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Merediths sixth day walk through Mississippi progresses
James Meredith continues a cross state march in Mississippi on the sixth day. He encounters a white woman who questions his faith before inviting him to a church service in Walden, Mississippi. A roadside warning signed White Guard USA appears as tensions rise along the route. A separate traffic accident in Beattsdale injures a 15 year old cyclist, who is treated and released.
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Copper strike delayed as unions extend deadline
In Chicago on Wednesday 37 000 non ferrous metals workers led by United Steelworkers and International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers extended a strike deadline to July 14. They authorized possible action if talks fail, with about 12 000 Arizona miners affected pending progress toward a contract.
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Woman aviator hired by France for ceremonial first wombat pilot
Paris reports the government owned Air Inter has hired Milas rracquering Dubul as France’s first wombat airline pilot. Dubutla will wear a red and grey flying unit with a skirt for ceremonies but will wear pants while flying.
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Obituaries of Veltri Beckman Wills in Scottsdale area
Obituary notices report Joseph Veltri age 72 of a144 Ft Highland died at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. Survived by wife Rose four sons plus others and 15 grandchildren. Rosary Sunday 8 pm Mortuary chapel with Requiem Monday. William J. Beckman 80 of 7030 Ft. Latham Dr died at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after four years residence in Scottsdale. Survived by wife Marie four stepsons several daughters and sisters. Rosary Friday. Requiem Saturday at St Daniel's. Zelma H. Wills 79 died at Scottsdale B eetist Hospital moved from Nebraska two years ago. Survived by daughter Bernice Mitchell and sister Mrs Black. Services and interment in Grand Island Nebraska with visitation Thursday at Garden Chapel.
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State targets topless go go dancers in Arizona
State liquor agents ordered to arrest topless go go dancers performing in Arizona after a meeting with Phoenix officials. Liquor superintendent Howard Moorg said arrests could lead to suspension or revocation of tavern licenses if convictions follow.
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