Podgorny accuses Hanoi and Peking over Vietnam war
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny charged that Hanoi and Peking are split on war and peace in Vietnam. He accused Mao Zedong of opposing North Vietnam’s peace talks in exchange for a full U.S. bombing halt. He warned the Communist bloc will retaliate against any escalation by the United States.
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Democratic Republic of Vietnam
China
West Germany
Pair wed despite loss of inheritance
Theodore Gunther, adopted son of mining millionaire Christian Gunther and his Cypriot wife Zena, wed Christine Frangescou, daughter of the family chauffeur, in a simple church service that cost him his inheritance. The couple wed as the parents were disinheriting him for the match.
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Zena
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Christine Frangescou
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Dess
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St. Nicholas
Engomi
Notess
Mias Frangeskou
John Birch Society to launch massive petition drive
Robert Welch announced a mass petition campaign to urge Congress to cut foreign aid to Communist nations, arguing American aid aids North Vietnam. The statement, delivered amid public attention, reflects ongoing anti-Communist lobbying within the era.
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Birmingham
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UPI
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Welch
North Vietnam
Burglary at Hunt's Restaurant on Scottsdale Road
Scotts dale police reported two burglaries including a robbery at Joe Hunt's Restaurant where $730 in cash was taken from a safe. Eight people knew the safe combination, including Hunt. A second burglary damaged doors and screens at a vacant residence owned by Francis Mathews on West First Street.
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Hunt
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First St
SRP to bury wires in Scottsdale subdivisions
Salt River Project announces underground electrical lines in larger Scottsdale subdivisions at no developer cost for standard layouts, with rocky soil or non standard cases still requiring cost differentials funded by developers. City officials welcome the move as it aligns with ordinance goals and enhances the skyline.
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Military buildup in Canton sparks tense Hong Kong reports
UPI dispatches from Hong Kong describe a massive Chinese Army presence in Canton with clashes and mass arrests of anti Mao supporters. Reports note go slow strikes by workers, rail line sabotage, and widespread patrols as Mao loyalists tighten control amid political upheaval.
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Peking
Truth
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Kung Sheung
Chuang Che-tong
Red China
Chuang
Sing
Chinese Literatura Magazine
Mao Tan
Douglas urges sanctuary for Ho Chi Minh leader in China clash
UPI reports Justice William O Douglas told the Nucleus Club in Phoenix that the United States should seek some form of sanctuary or independence for Ho Chi Minh from Red China. He argued for Indigenous nations in Southeast Asia and noted his China trip plan was not acknowledged by Beijing after U.S. clearance. He defended the Sam Sheppard decision as defining press role. Douglas, 67, and his wife Cathleen, 24, planned to return to Washington after five days at La Osa Ranch near Sasabe on the U S Mexico border southwest of Tucson.
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Sasabe
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Steiger Attacks Singapore M-16 Sale in House Speech
Rep. Sam Steiger criticized the announced sale of 29,000 M-16 rifles to Singapore in a House speech. He noted the need to replace M-14 rifles and cited delivery delays for Air Force and Navy orders as part of the concern over the deal.
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UPI
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William Westmoreland
Vietnam
Navy
Opposition to sale of land faces strong public push
Washington UPI reports Interior Department officials told a Senate Public Lands subcommittee there is surprisingly strong popular opposition in the West to selling widely scattered small tracts of government land. Assistant Secretary Harry R. Anderson said the department pushed to comply with the law in spirit and letter while another official noted broad support for federal ownership among rockhounds and hunters against sales.
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UPI
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Measles shots urged by Arizona health chief
Arizona health commissioner Dr. George A. Spendlove urged Wednesday that state children receive measles vaccinations. He warned measles is not as harmless as some think and cited over 100 measles deaths in Arizona in the past decade, plus about 750 encephalitis cases with 900 brain-damage victims.
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UPI
George A. Spendlove
Arizona
Spendlove
Obituary for Stanley M. Earp Cousin of Wyatt Earp
Stanley M. Earp 76 longtime Detroit mortgage executive and former Arizona Horse Country Club owner died Tuesday in Birmingham Michigan where he had wintered for six years. Born in Ulysses Kansas he grew up with his cousin Wyatt Earp and later served as president and chairman of Clean Mortgage Co in Detroit. He is survived by a daughter in Detroit. his wife died two years ago.
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Wyatt Earp
Hamilton Finneral
Birmingham
Mich
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Arizona Horse Country Club
Ulysses
Kan
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Hla
Wyatt
Cleans Mortgage Co
Detroit
Arizona House Debates CAP Bond Plan and Liberty Amendment
The Arizona House opens debate on issuing bonds to finance the Central Arizona Project and considers the Liberty Amendment. Leaders expect lengthy sessions as the Senate moves minor business and both houses seek adjournment by early next week. The CAP bill. cost estimates range 800 million to 1 billion, with House amendments requiring legislative approval before bond issuance.
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UPD
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Arizona
Arizona House
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Senate
Galleun
Atate Liquor Department
Atate
Appropriations
Central Arizona
Stock Market Averages Narrow. Dow off as Volume Rises
United Press International reports noon to 2 p.m. EST stock averages with the Dow Jones industrial average at 842.59 down 0.73, the rails at 230.81 up 0.10, and utilities at 135.18 down 0.36. Trading volume totals 7,350,000 shares with notable listed prices for American Can, AT&T, Ford Motors, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, Texaco, and other major companies.
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