Foothills Area Plans Outlined At Carefree meeting
A joint briefing of Maricopa County officials and Cave Creek Carefree Chamber of Commerce members at the Carefree Inn presented land use and growth plans for the desert foothills area including Cave Creek and Carefree. County figures outlined expansions in roads, parks, and utilities with a 30 000 person capacity noted.
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Barney Burns
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Catholics in U S may eat meat on Fridays under dispensation
UPI reports American Catholics received permission from their bishops to eat meat on Fridays if they choose. The change takes effect the first Friday in Advent December 2, with many dioceses already granting dispensation for Friday November 25 after Thanksgiving. The six Lenten and Ash Wednesday meat abstinence remains mandatory, and individuals may forego abstinence for serious reasons.
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Stokely Carmichael Tours San Francisco Bay Area
SNCC national chairman Stokely Carmichael arrived in the San Francisco Bay Area for a five day speaking tour. He will discuss confronting racism and changing institutions rather than relying on individuals. Carmichael criticized poverty programs as flawed and addressed about 600 at San Francisco State College with more events planned in Oakland and Berkeley.
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Italy seeks study of China aims to join Goliad Nations
Italy requests examination of China goals as potential member of an international group. The move involves assessing whether Beijing truly desires inclusion and what conditions would apply. Partial text notes a Friday deadline and a focus on the admission process.
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Procrastinators Club Visits Delayed World’s Fair
Fifty members of the Procrastinators Club visited the New York World’s Fair, a long delayed trip. Club president Les Wass said some former exhibitors agreed to do something special for the slow moving members. Don Rosenblit noted the group arrived about 2:30 p.m. after a late start.
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Fire destroys fleet of yachts in Fort Lauderdale marina
A flash fire at Broward Marine Inc. destroyed about 16 yachts valued at roughly 5 million dollars, with explosions in fuel tanks. Heather IV, worth over 500000, belonged to Kenneth McCart of Stamford, Conn. The blaze began around midnight, aided by 25 mph winds, and burned for nearly three hours before containment. Capt. Robert McDaniel and first mate reported a 220-volt plug near Venus before it exploded.
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TV blackout delay ends day long network halt
AFTRA members return to live shows and resume future tapings after an agreement with networks. The pact delays strike until midnight as bargaining continues. Notre Dame Michigan State and Sunday pro games remain on air. Tonight show personnel prepare for live telecast.
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Court weighs Georgia governor dispute in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court considers whether it has jurisdiction to hear Georgia's governor dispute after no candidate won a majority on November 8. A federal ruling had blocked the legislature from choosing the winner, prompting an appeal and potential speedy hearing.
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High Court
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Vietnamese unit honored with Presidential Unit Citation
President Johnson awarded the Presidential Unit Citation to the 52nd Ranger Battalion of the Vietnamese army for extraordinary heroism on November 11, 1965 near Huai Hai in Phuoc Tuy Province. The 701st Regional Force Company and the 361st Mecha nized Platoon attached to the battalion also received the citation for defeating a much larger Viet Cong force.
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Hollywood Actress Chris Noel Becomes United States Armed Forces Broadcaster
Chris Noel, a green eyed husky voiced blonde, tapes radio broadcasts for the U S Armed Forces Radio Service to beam to servicemen in Viet Nam. She has toured American hospitals visiting wounded GIs and hopes to visit Viet Nam. She notes the role is delivering a feminine voice from home.
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YMCA Announces 21 Courses For Youths And Adults
The Scotsdale YMCA lists 21 classes starting the week of Nov 28 for youths and adults. Courses include Beginning Rhythmic Movements and Folk Guitar for youths, Judo for boys, and Art, languages, dance, sewing, bridge and fitness for adults.
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