U.S. weighs missiles to Thailand and more troops
U S officials say Washington discusses sending anti air craft missiles to Thailand in exchange for 10 000 additional Vietnam War troops from Bangkok. Plan not yet approved. Soviet defense ministry paper says mobile rockets evade attack and counter strikes. Rhodesia declares progress toward independence amid Cold War tensions. Pope Paul VI leaves hospital for first time since surgery with doctors calling his condition good.
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Globe-Miami housewives push for Cu employees to return to work
In Globe Miami area, a group of housewives circulated petitions Friday urging Miami Copper Co employees to end the four month copper strike. In New York City, FBI says a couple suspected in the Winslow bank robbery was arrested on warrants for robbery and conspiracy in the $11300 holdup of First Navajo National Bank of Winslow.
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Judge probing bond in open murder case in Korosec
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Chatwin said he will review Scottsdale Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb's $2,600 bond on open murder charges against 18 year old Michael David Korosec. Korosec pleaded innocent as trial looms after the Aug 27 death of Michael Swenning following a tire change dispute. Swenning was stabbed 24 times.
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Water Experience Helps Peggy Wallace at Scottsdale Fire Station
Firefighters used cold water to remove a lipstick tube wedged on Peggy Wallace's finger at 120 S Brown Ave after she walked into the station. The incident shows firefighters must handle odd calls beyond fighting fires.
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Scottsdale flood control plan eyed to boost tax base
The Indian Bend Wash flood control project could lift Scottsdale property valuations by as much as 12 million dollars, with 1200 acres rising in value by about 10 000 dollars per acre. City officials cite support from Sen. Hayden and Rep. Rhodes and discuss financing options and cost comparisons to a concrete lined channel.
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Scottsdale Teenagers Fund Reaches 380 With 100 Donation
The Scottsdale Teenage Fund hits 380 today after a Scottsdale contractor gives 100. Peter J. Merline of Scottsdale Construction Co. sent the check with a note praising the project. Ronald Pies, the city’s community service supervisor, says teens now have funds to provide weekend entertainment for high school students at Eldorado Park and expresses gratitude but adds enough is enough.
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Scottsdale Construction Co
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Viet Cong frees two American POWs in Cambodia
Two U.S. sergeants James Jackson Jr and Daniel Lee Pitzer were released by the Viet Cong in Cambodia. Edward R. Johnson remains ill and will be released after medical care. National Liberation Front officials and a peace movement leader received the men.
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Scottsdale Board to Approve 19 Polling Places for Bond Election
Scottsdale School Board meets at Hopi Elementary School to approve 19 polling sites for a 1.39 million dollar bond election on December 5. Superintendent John Tanner proposes a district wide survey to guide long and short range building plans reflecting citizen desires for educational services. Polling sites include Apache Cocopah Hokokam Hopi Ingleside Kachi Katbab Kiva Soloma Mohave Navajo Paiute Pima Supai Tawan Tonaloa Tonto Yavapai and Scottsdale High School.
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Johnson proposes peace talks at sea aboard USS Enterprise
President Johnson calls for a sea based peace meeting to end the Vietnam war while aboard the USS Enterprise. He warns Hanoi that peace requires respect for borders and self determination and vows renewed peace efforts alongside military actions. He then travels to San Diego and on to Wichita for Veterans Day events.
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Woman Escapes Youth With Knife Attack Near Home
Mrs. Lycaudes fled from a youth who grabbed her at 6719 iE Karll Drive after he raised a knife. Police describe the assailant as Robert J. Cochran, 17, an escapee from the Arizona State Hospital, considered dangerous, who allegedly threatened to kill officers attempting arrest.
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Kret bill seeks state valuation standard for utilities
Sen. Dave Kret introduces a bill mandating the Corporation Commission use state valuations to determine utility values such as gas and power. The valuation would stand unless clear and convincing evidence shows otherwise. Senate met on Saturday with 22 of 30 present as House adjourned. veterans observed a moment of silence.
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Phoenix Sea Bees named nation’s finest unit again
The Phoenix unit of the Sea Bees was designated the finest in the nation for the second year running in a ceremony at the State Fairgrounds at 1 p.m. today. Four Scottsdale men regularly participate in the battalion’s training: C A S Helseth of 2320 N 58th St, J D Rich of 2024 E Lafayette Blvd, C S McNew of 8707 Palo Verde Drive, and S P Ringgold.
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Palo Verde Drive
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