Indonesia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Communist China
Indonesia suspends diplomatic relations with China after student protests and embassy attacks. Government details say staff safety, embassy damage, and lack of compensation justify the move, with actions set for a swift recall of personnel.
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Zoning Commission Likely to Table Cluster Housing Plan
Planning Director George Fretz says the city zoning commission will likely postpone approval of a proposed cluster housing amendment. Staff needs more time to study effects of the ordinance as the commission meets at 8 p.m. tomorrow in council chambers at 131 E Main St. The plan would allow 40 homes in clusters with the rest of the parcel set aside for community uses.
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Scottsdale sees record 1967 construction permits
Scottsdale issued 1.046 million dollars in building permits in September as part of a year with nine months exceeding 1 million each. Total permits for nine months reached 12.27 million, with a potential 20 million more in Q4. Major upcoming permit is a 10 million project at Broadway Hale Sears shopping center.
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Father protests dress rule at Coronado High
Elizabeth Frey missed first hour after arriving in a bright red middy dress. The student was sent to the principal’s office for objectionable length while a teacher complimented her outfit. Harold Frey argues clothing regs intrude on education and parenting. Elizabeth planned to return to class in a different outfit.
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Trial Opens for Smith as Five Die in Beauty College Shootings
In Phoenix Mesa man Herbert Freestone testifies sobbing about November 12 1966 shootings at Rosemar Beauty College where five people were killed and two wounded. Prosecutor Robert Corbin says Smith planned the crime and forced victims into a back room before firing. Names of identified victims and locations in Phoenix and Tempe are listed.
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Race for council expected in Scottsdale primary
Publicist Joe Strickler doubted a claim that the mayor and city council will have a freeride in the coming primary elections. Strickler, longtime publicity director for several city campaigns and bond issues, said campaigns never heat up until weeks before the vote and that candidates will emerge once nominating petitions are available at city hall.
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Monday in the News United Press International
Abstract: brief roundup noting United Press International’s Monday overview of global events, politics, economy, and notable happenings. Highlights emphasize international diplomacy, stock market shifts, and cultural developments shaping the week ahead.
Supreme Court backs desegregation and other term rulings
The court refuses to block a court order desegregating six Southern schools and rejects a new hearing for Teamster leader Hoffa. Western Democrats push a loyalty oath at the 1968 convention while U S Marine reports detail Con Thien siege and a Viet Nam defector warns of further attack plans. Major Clifton Williams is buried at Arlington after a Florida jet crash. Apollo Moon shot delays push revised launch to July or August with tests behind schedule.
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Hayden eyes CAP on public works bill after committee meet
Senator Carl Hayden seeks to attach Central Arizona Project authorization to a public works appropriations bill, planning to ask Senate approval to bypass the House Interior Committee. Aspinall says his committee will not reconvene this year on the CAP. In Phoenix the Arizona Cattle Growers Association denies a $50 million tax loophole claim in cattle valuations.
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Democrats pick convention site for 1968 Johnson bid
The Democratic National Committee formally selected Chicago as the 1968 convention city to nominate President Johnson for a second term. The Aug 26 gathering at the International Amphitheater in the Chicago Stockyards aims to launch the campaign with Johnson and Hubert H. Humphrey.
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