Mideast peace envoy named amid Israel Egypt tension
Swedish diplomat Gunnar Jarring accepted the post as UN peace envoy for the Middle East. Nasser warned in Cairo of possible war unless Israel cedes lands from the June conflict. Rabin said Nasser intends war. Jarring to brief in New York before heading to the region.
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Murray J. Brown
United Press International
Gunnar Jarring
United Nations
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Israel
Egypt
National Assembly
Cairo
Nasser
London
Yitzhak Rabin
Britain
U.N
Thant
Jarring
Soviet Union
Security Council
Jarrings
Moscow
New York
Mideast
Jerusalem Post
Levi Eshkol
Bolis
Syria
Jordan
Christmas tree permits offered in Central Arizona forests
Three national forests Coconino Bugreaves and Tonto will issue $1 permits for cutting a Christmas tree. District offices open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with weekend hours at Flagstaff and other stations on specified December dates. Forest service aims to thin stands and provide income for the treasury.
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Arizona
William D. Hurst
Coconino
Bugreaves
Tonto National Forests
Coconino National Forest
Flagstaff
Sitgreaves National Forest
Chevelon
Lakeside
Globe
Tonto Forest
Payson
Ae Pleasant Valley
New Mexico
Federal Treasury
Hurst
Trash fire at Barry Goldwater home mistaken for house blaze
Neighbors saw smoke at 625 N Hogan prompting Rural Firemen to respond at 2 15 p m. They found trash burning in an open container and could not issue a citation. The Goldwaters hold a once a month county burning permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
N. Hogan
Goldwaters
Police fire on Indians in Calcutta street clashes
Police fired on student mobs in Calcutta amid three days of clashes over Indira Gandhi's ouster of West Bengal's leftist government. At least one student killed and many wounded as mobs targeted buses and police. Parliament defeated a no confidence motion 215 to 88 in New Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
UPI
West Bengal
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
N. C. Shukla
Home Office
Cyprus War Threat Heightens Across Mediterranean Front
Greek and Turkish forces mass along the 100 mile front on Cyprus as evacuation of 500 plus American women and children proceeds. U S envoy Cyrus Vance delivers a peace plan in Athens meeting King Constantine and Greek leaders while talks continue with Turkish officials in Ankara. Six transport planes are chartered for evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tobin
United Press International
NATO
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Constantine
Athens
Constantine Kollias
Panayotis Pipinelis
Phillips Talbot
Vance
U.N
Ankara
Johnson
Thant
Nicosia
Fourteen Hurt In Three Thanksgiving Crashes In Scottsdale
Fourteen persons injured in three accidents over Thanksgiving in Scottsdale. A three car crash at Alma School Rd and Shea Blvd left three seriously injured and nine treated and released at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Passengers and drivers including T D Martin Gary Bennett and Stanley Stoll listed among those treated. Weather expected sunny and warmer with highs near 76.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Alma School Rd
Shea Blvd
Baptist Hospital
T. D. Martin
Gary Bennett
E. Garfield
Stanley Stoll
Provo
Utah
Martin
Bennett
Stoll
Norma McCabe
N. 17Th Ave
31St St
Phoenix
Michael Doran Wray
Stallion Rd
Wray
Nuclear ship Savannah leaks reactor off New Jersey coast
The Savannah, the first nuclear merchant ship, sprang a leak in its atomic reactor off the New Jersey coast. A Maritime Commission spokesman said the leak is not serious and tugs escort the ship to New York Harbor. no radioactive material escaped. The National Funeral Directors Association faces a Justice Department restraint-of-trade suit in Milwaukee over allegedly pressuring members not to advertise funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Savannah
New Jersey
Maritime Commission
New York Harbor
National Funeral Directors Association
Justice Department
Milwaukee
Johnson reaffirms fixed $35 gold price amid European rush
President Johnson sticks to the $35 an ounce gold value as European markets push higher. The White House asserts ample U S gold to meet demand while Canada faces a Quebec shipping dispute threatening economic impact. The Commons debates shipping delays at Montreal Quebec and Three Rivers ports.
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San Antonio
Johnson
U.S
Texas White House
Canada
Ottawa
House of Commons
Quebec
Montreal
Three Rivers
Tucson Law Officers Meeting Called Off Indefinitely
A high level meeting of Tucson area law enforcement and the State Liquor Control Board was canceled less than an hour before start after yesterday’s bombing of the Bull and Bear Tavern. Lt. Frank Zuno confirms the abrupt postponement. Snowy weather and moistures are forecast for Arizona as a Pacific Northwest disturbance moves toward the state, expected to reach the northern border by late Saturday.
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Tucson
State Liquor Control Board
Frank Zuno
Bull and Bear
Phoenix
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Inn to fete veterans during Vietnam Veterans Week
Camelback Inn will sponsor Vietnam Veterans Week from December 10 to 16. A community banquet on December 14 costs 10 dollars per plate, with 6.50 dollars of each plate going to gifts for veterans. Gen William Westmoreland's Naigon HQ extends open invitation to GIs on leave. About 60 veterans are expected as guests. A committee led by James Patrick plans further arrangements, with a welcome at Sky Harbor Airport by Mayors Milt Graham and Bud Tims and Secretary of State Wesley Bolen, joined by the ASU Marching Musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelback Inn
G. Bland Hoke
Inn
William Westmoreland
Naigon
Ing
James Patrick
Valley National Bank
Sky Harbor
Milt Graham
Bud Tims
Wesley Bolen
ASU
US and partners pour gold to calm dollar market
UPI reports the United States and allies pushed large gold sales into markets as demand surged, with Paris and London showing record turnover. Dealers cite France as a contributor to the dollar pressure, and analysts warn continued strain could require Fort Knox gold and threaten dollar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Grigg
London
UPI
United States
France
Paris
Turley hopes 20 day tax session can finish quickly
House Speaker Stan Turley predicts the upcoming special session on taxation in Phoenix can be completed in 20 days or less. He notes bills will be introduced on day one and discusses aims like reducing property taxes and altering exemptions while education funding methods are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Timberlake Phoenix
UPI
Stan Turley
Veo Ie Er Auea
Turley
House
Senate
Arizona
Hospital seeks new chief administrator
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital board forms a search committee after Earl W. Eddins resigns to become assistant administrator at Mississippi Baptist Hospital in Jackson. Cecil Kammerdiener has led the hospital, while board member Dr. A. E. Carpenter notes trips to interview candidates and plans another interview this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Earl W. Eddins
Mississippi Baptist Hospital
Jackson
Miss
Cecil Kammerdiener
Eddins
A. E. Carpenter
Carpenter
Stolen 1964 Dodge Involved In Overnight Crash
Norbert Brummer reported a crash near his home at 8728 East Camelback early yesterday. A man was seen fleeing as two others rifled the car before police found the stolen 1964 Dodge and began investigating an out of state credit card left in the front seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Brummer
E. Camelback
Brummer
Phoenix
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