Sniper Terror in Mexico City During Student Riots
In Mexico City a sniper wounded two more people in Tlatelolco as police and soldiers hunt him amid three days of deadly attacks. A cab driver died while a 21 year old salesman survived. officials say one rebel student remains at large. Olympics preparations proceed nearby with athletes in Olympic Village.
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Goldwater Pledges Strength Based U S Policy
Barry Goldwater urged renouncing graduated deterrence and using the country’s strength in foreign policy. He told an Arizona State University audience that quick small deployments failed in Vietnam and the United States must abandon the theory behind “brush fire wars” and win by strength.
Severe cold grips Midwest as polar air spreads
A mass of polar air blankets 43 states bringing the coldest weather of the season. Snow falls in Lyndhurst Ohio near Cleveland while eastern skies clear and western regions report showers. Detroit forecasts sunny conditions with upper 50s to low 60s as the Tigers host the Cardinals in the World Series.
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Russian troops legalized in Czechoslovakia pact
Prague reports a Moscow drafted agreement legalizing the Soviet force presence in Czechoslovakia. The pact allows temporary stations for about 235000 Russian and allied troops with a plan for gradual withdrawal, and hints at permanent stationing of 50000 to 100000 along the West Germany border. Czechoslovaks pledge tighter press control and purging anti socialist elements from the Communist party.
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West German Olympic Team Departed for Mexico City
The West German squad of 150 athletes and staff, after two weeks of Flagstaff training, left Phoenix for Mexico City aboard a chartered Western Airlines jet bound for the Olympic Games.
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Miss Bert's School of Dance Dancers Appearing on KPHO TV
Kimberly Kelly and eight classmates from Miss Bert's Professional School of Dance will appear in commercials on KPHO TV Channel 5 Sunday from 4:00 to 5:30 PM. Performers include Sharon Katoccha Robin Flook Vickey George Rickey George Lori Clark Shannon Hamilton Kim Kempton and Kim Kelly. If unavailable they can be seen at the Arizona State Fair stage Sunday November 0 at 7:30.
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LeMay argues strong alliances outpace antibomb treaties
Retired General Curtis E. LeMay, in a Weekend Post article, urges that strong alliances and military superiority are more effective than the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty in preventing nuclear war. He calls the treaty a potential harm, cites cost of even small arsenals, and questions the assumption that nations will rapidly develop nuclear weapons.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Senate
United States
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LeMay
Three Die In Arizona Traffic Incidents Friday Night
Three people died in separate Arizona traffic accidents Friday night. Juanita Lopez 40 of Phoenix was struck by a car in east Phoenix. Felipe J Gonzales 73 of Guadalupe died on State Route 69 near Tempe after being hit while walking. Ralph Q Blanco 23 of Benson died in a one car crash on Interstate 10 near Tucson when his car hit a guard rail.
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Juanita Lopez
Phoenix
Felipe J. Gonzales
Guadalupe
Tempe
Andrew S.Nunez_Jr
Tucson
Ralph Q. Blanco
Benson
Scottsdale Seeks Bids for Street Improvements Project P-6915
Notice invites sealed bids for paving sidewalks curbs gutters irrigation storm drainage fire hydrants sewer lines and traffic signals on several Scottsdale streets per Resolution Nos. 650 658 and 6710 with plans at City Clerk and bid deadline 8:00 PM Tuesday October 1968 in the Council Chamber 131 East Main Street Scottsdale Arizona.
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Scottsdale
Council
East Main Street
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Scotiadale
Scottsdale Improvement Bonds Planned for City Projects
The City of Scottsdale announces a proposed improvement bond issue under Arizona statutes to fund district improvements. Bonds will run about ten years at four percent interest, payable from the district’s assessments, with bids requiring a ten percent bond and the council reserving rights to reject proposals.
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