Moore sisters eye 1968 Olympics and future in big swims
Kerry Moore 15 and Kendis Moore 17 plan to reach the 1968 Mexico City Olympics before retiring from competition. Both attend Arcadia High School in Arizona and live in Phoenix with family supporting extensive training and international meets. The Moore siblings, including Barry and Kevin, belong to the Arizona Desert Rats team coached by W. J. Schluter and have set multiple national and world records in butterfly and medley events.
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Kerry Moore
Kendis
Calle del Norte
Arcadia High School
Kerry
Mexico
New York
Toledo
Ohio
Kevin
Dobe Day School
Mexico City
Europe
Monaco
Princess Grace
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Swimming Hall of Fame
Moore
Arizona Desert Rats
W. J. Schluter
Arizona
Phoenix
Encanto Park
Ada Kok
Japan
Peace theme dominates White House Conference debate on Viet Nam
At the Washington conference, Dr. Benjamin Spock and Norman Thomas accuse delegates of ignoring Viet Nam. McGeorge Bundy defends U.N. avenues for peace while noting Communist opposition. Wiesner panel urges nuclear detente and a permanent U.N. peacekeeping force as steps toward easing global tensions.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
Jerome B. Wiesner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Russia
Germany
NATO
Warsaw Pact Organization
Mrs Barry Goldwater Undergoes Tumor Removal Surgery
Peggy Goldwater was hospitalized at St. Joseph's in Phoenix for tumor removal. Mrs Goldwater, wife of the former presidential candidate Barry Goldwater, entered the hospital on Monday for the operation.
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Phoenix
UPI
Barry Goldwater
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph's
FBI informer testifies in federal Klansman conspiracy trial
Gary Rowe testified he met with high ranking Ku Klux Klan leaders in Jacksonville to plan an assassination of a Klan member, while federal prosecutors build the case against Collie Wilkins William Eaton and Eugene Thomas over the slaying of Viola Liuzzo. Rowe described a day with the defendants before Liuzzo’s murder and a high speed pursuit after.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
FBI
Ku Klux Klan
Jacksonville
Fla
Gary Thomas Rowe
Rowe
Collie Leroy Wilkins
William Eaton
Eugene Thomas
Taan
Viola Liuzzo
Liuzzo
Detroit
Thomas
Civic center bond issue eyed for Scottsdale voters
Mayor Bill Clayton hinted a revised civic center bond plan may reach Scottsdale voters next spring. At a mayor's breakfast he outlined a $2.2 million civic center bond and $370,000 for an equipment yard, plus charter revisions and a city water system study. The current library and city hall are criticized as inadequate, and a panel election may be held next spring. Feasibility work on a city water system is expected next month. Highs around 73 with lows near 90 and a Wednesday high near 70.
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Bill Clayton
Clayton
Valley Ho Hotel
Scottsdale
George and
2Nd Sts
W. Indian School
George Long
Gail Scott
Mac Ralston
Bob B:lford
C. Webb Crockett
Herb Caywood
Gerald Ludbeck
Marc Stragier
Public Works
Stragier
Phoenix
Chaparral Rd
Indian Bend Water Co
Arizona Canal
Indian Bend
George Fretz
Si Eisner
California
Fretz
Pope OKs birth control statement from Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul VI approves a final council statement upholding the traditional Catholic ban on artificial contraception while allowing room for future change. Vatican sources say a 50 member commission has not reached a final consensus and will rule after the council ends before the Pope issues a final ruling.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Freed Yanks Call to End War After Viet Nam Captivity
Two U S soldiers freed by the Viet Cong after two years in captivity said they want to quit the Army and lead a campaign in the United States to end the Viet Nam war.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Upt
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
le van Diep
George E. Smith
Chester
W. Va
Claude D.mcclure
Chattanooga
Tenn
Smith
Thomas Potts
Crime rate climbs across nation and war prompts protests
FBI data show a five percent rise in crime in the first nine months of the year with violent crimes up in murder rape robbery and aggravated assault. Urban areas vary with big cities up two percent while towns and suburbs rise up to seven percent with notable changes in thefts and auto crime.
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Washington
UPL
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Suburbia
Cost of living hits a new high
The Labor Department reports October's consumer price index at 110.4 up two points from September. The cost of living rises 1.8 percent from a year ago and 6 cents from the prior year with expectations of a November uptick in prices for cars clothing and foods.
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Labor Department
Johnson
Chase
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Auto Crash Injures No One on Indian School Road
Lon J Choate 28 of Phoenix escaped injury when his 1963 convertible rolled over on Indian School Rd at 68th St around 7 45 p m. Deputies say the vehicle sustained about 1000 damage and Choate lists 4246 W Osborn Rd as his address.
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Lon J. Choate
Phoenis
Indian School
Choate
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale
W. Osborn Rd
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Calif
Kendis Moore
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U.N
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Western Alliance
U.S
Peggy
FBI Informer
Neal Shanahan
Birmingham
Mrs. Linvey
Selma
Civic Center
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