Defense chief McNamara says we stopped losing in Vietnam
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announced at an airport news conference that the United States has stopped losing the war in Vietnam. He warned the struggle will be long and that North Vietnam remains determined to pursue the conflict. He noted allied forces have denied the Viet Cong a summer victory and that the U.S. will deploy as many troops as needed.
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Saigon
UPI
Robert 5. McNamara
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
New Zealand
Cambodia
South
Hanoi
Germans Press for Role in NATO Nuclear Decisions
Debates in Bonn unite government and opposition for a German veto over American nuclear weapons in West Germany. Chancellor Erhard seeks participation in decision making and a veto rights pledge when meeting President Johnson, highlighting Germany as the largest conventional force in Europe and urging end to nuclear discrimination.
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Bonn
UPI
NATO
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Erler
Germany
Johnson
Rainer Barzel
Christian Democratic Parliamentary Party
Barzel
Europe
Weather outlook fair with warmer temps this week
The forecast says continued pleasant weather with a slight rise in temperatures. Today high near 70 and low around 38. Tuesday expected to reach about 73 with similar mild conditions.
Britain to send RAF units to patrol Rhodesia frontier
Prime Minister Harold Wilson chaired an 80 minute cabinet meeting in London approving sending Royal Air Force units to patrol the Zambia Rhodesia frontier. Zambia asked Britain to bolster its defense near the Kariba dam amid Rhodesia's unrecognized independence.
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London
UPI
Britain
Royal Air Force
Zambia
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Kenneth Kaunda
Kariba
Zambesi
Wilson
Commons
Tucson High star Schmid ordered to stand trial for Fritz sisters slaying
Charles Schmid, 23, gymnast, was ordered held without bail on open murder charges in the Fritz sisters case. Two teen witnesses Saunders and French testified, while Bruns testified as a key state's witness. The hearing also involved the Rowe murder charges and future proceedings set for December.
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Tucson
UPI
Charles Schmid
Gretchen
Wendy Fritz
William Tinney
Justice of the Peace
Toby LaVetter
Schmid
John Saunders
Mary Fae French
Alicen Rowe
Miss Rowe
Saunders
Miss French
Rowe
LaVetter
LaVetier
Tinney
Fritz Sisters
Klan Members Go On Trial In Liuzzo Slaving Case
Three Ku Klux Klan members faced federal conspiracy charges in Montgomery Alabama over the highway slaving of Detroit civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo. Jurors were questioned about Klan NAACP and White Citizens Council membership.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
McDonough names third council slate in Scottsdale
McDonough unveiled a Scottsdale slate led by himself for mayor. Candidates include Tilton Keefe William Jenkins Robert Jones James Shotan Tom Lawson and a sixth nominee undecided as petitions and filings loom with December 15 deadline.
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Fenton McDonough
McDonough
Scottsdale Guidance Council
Tilton Keefe
N. 84Th St
Keefe Realty
City Planning Commission
William C. Jenkins
E. San Miguel
Scottsdale High School
Robert L. Jones
E. Buena Terra Way
Dickson Electronics
James R. Shotan
N. 82Nd St
Shotan
Tom Lawson
Val
Ley Vista Drive
Hallcraft Homes
Scottsdale
United Council For
Two U S Special Forces Ser at Freed on Cambodian Border
Radio Cambodia announced the release of two American Special Forces sergeants captured by the Viet Cong two years earlier. George Smith of Chester, West Virginia, and Claude McClure of Chattanooga, Tennessee, were seized during the Nov 24 1963 fall of the Special Forces camp at Hien Hoa near Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
Radio
Cambodia
United States
George Smith
Claude McClure
Viet Nam
Smith
Chester
W.va
McClure
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hien Hoa
Samsonite Factory Kills Smoking With New Policy
Denver reports a nationwide ban on smoking going into effect at Samsonite Corp offices and plant. Local 724 of the United Rubber Workers filed a formal grievance for over two thousand workers. Chairman Jesse Shwayder cites ten billion dollars lost yearly to smoking related wage deaths. The union warns of further restrictions on meals and drinks.
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Denver
Samsonite Corp
United Rubber Workers
Samsonite Board
Jesse Shwayder
New high school boundaries fixed in Scottsdale district
Scottsdale School District Board fixes attendance areas for Saguaro and Arcadia high schools. A public meeting to explain shifts is set for December 6 at the Kiva cafeteria. The district will move freshmen and sophomores to the new Saguaro facility, with no bus transportation outside designated areas.
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Saguaro High School
Scottsdale School District Board of Education and Trustees
Charles Holt
Kiva
Scottsdale High School
Pima Rd
Chaparral Rd
Tatum Blvd
Roadrunner Rd
56Th St
Cactus Rd
Visita Dr
Arizona Canal
Camelback Rd
Monte Vista
Coronaco Dr
Vista Dr
Arcadia
Scottsdale
Saguaro
S6th
S6th and 64Th Sts
Man Who Terrorized Arizona Commission Ends Life at Hospital
Charles Milligan 53, a Tempe steamfitter who menaced the Arizona Industrial Commission staff and his attorney during a 12 hour siege in Aug. 1962, was found shot to death in an employes parking lot at Arizona State Hospital after a 23 hour pass. Milligan claimed industrial compensation for a back injury which the commission had denied.
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Phoenix
UPI
Charles Milligan
Arizona Industrial Commission
Arizona State Hospital
Milligan
Commission At
Tempe
Commission
Mayor Hosts Breakfast With Scottsdale Civic Leaders
About 50 representatives of Scottsdale civic and service groups attend the second Mayor's Breakfast at 7:30 am Tuesday at the Valley Ho Hotel. Mayor Bill Clayton will outline city problems including crowding at city hall and the library, parks development, and future plans.
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Scottsdale
Valley Ho Hotel
Bill Clayton
Clayton
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Arcadia Woman’s Club
Scottsdale Public Library
Gordon B. Knoob
Gene Wright
Lee Books
Samuel Cissell
Arcadia Club
Friz Erler
Tan Smith
Klan
Humphrey
Washington
United Nations
White House
Anniston
Chicago
United Press International
National Safety Council
Astamt
Yarmouth Castle
Coast Guard
George Vareos
Miami
Benedict
Reds
Cocopah
40Th
56Th Sts
Cactus
McDonald Dr
Jerry Lynn Maderazzo
Yavapai School
Jerry Maderazzo
Portland
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