Arizona to form state police unit called Department of Public Safety
Scottsdale Senator John Conlan drafts a bill to create a Department of Public Safety headed by a three member commission. The plan borrows Texas style structure and would expand the Highway Patrol into a multi division force with a narcotics and crime lab, plus a governor led emergency control. States sheriffs oppose, governors would direct in emergencies.
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Jack Earie
Progress
Arizona
Scottsdale
Daily Progress
John Conlan
R-Mar
Misinbera
Jack Williams
Arizona Crime Commission
Conlan
Department of Public Safety
Texas Department of Public Safety
Arizona Highway Patrol
Maricopa County
Tion Division
Arizona State Prison
Public Safety Commission
Highway Patrol
Senate vows to bury House economy measure
Senate leaders condemn the House budget cut plan as committee chairmen in the House push further reductions. President pro tempore Mansfield says he opposes FBI cuts, while the Appropriations panel trims $463 million more for military facilities. Mahon signals the economy bill should be dropped.
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Washington
ACI
Lumbcr
LCLE
Charles L. Schultze
Senate Appropriations Committee
Schultze
Schultzer
House
Mansfield
Senate
FBI
Appropriations Committee
House Rules Committee
George H. Mahon
Dtex
House Appropriations Committee
Resident victim twice in Scottsdale burglaries
Scottsdale resident Harry Eickemeyer, 52, reported his home at 230 West Thire Street was burglarized last night after his rear door lock was forced. Two pistols a shotgun a tape recorder and expensive clothing were stolen valued at 5035. Earlier this year he was bound and robbed of 3000 cash and jewelry during a separate break in.
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Scottsdale
Harry Eickemeyer
W. Thire St
Eickemeyer
Scottsdale competes in All-American City finals 1967
Scottsdale is among 22 U.S. communities vying for the 1967 All-American City honor. Finalists present cases November 12 and 14 in Milwaukee. 11 winners will be chosen and announced in late winter or early spring. Scottsdale’s nomination cites STEP library, civic center, roads and airport projects plus a citywide drive for a better community.
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Scottsdale
U.S
Lst
Milwaukee
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Mariner 5 Near Venus Signals Data as Flyby Planned
Mariner 5 approached Venus and began recording data from the clouded planet. At about 10 000 miles from Venus it conducted occultation experiments to study atmospheric density while aiming closest approach within 2500 miles at 10 34 am.
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Joseph A. ST. Amant
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Mariner 5
Venus
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Soviets Predict Venus Visit By 1980 After Venus 4 Landing
Moscow reports celebrate Venus 4 landing and predict cosmonauts will reach Venus by 1980. Designers note possible primitive life findings while lower ranking officials see 1985 to 2007 as more likely for human arrival.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Earth
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Venus
Ussian
Brush fire in Four Peaks area sparks air pollution debate
A controlled brush burn in the Four Peaks area drew criticism as a potential air pollutant in the Valley. Harry Coblentz of the Valley Beautiful Citizens Council urged action citing the Clean Air Act, while Robert Courtney of the National Forest outlined conditions for such burns and noted no current pollution evidence.
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Four Peaks
U.S. Forest Service
Valley
Harry Coblentz
Valley Beautiful Citizens Council
Orville Freeman
Robert Courtney
Tonto National Forest
Coblentz Sald
Courtney
Smith idolized JFK and eyed Kennedy funeral
UPI reports California psychiatrist Dr. Elaine Knutsen testified Robert Benjamin Smith, 10, a mass slayer accused of five killings at a beauty college, idolized John F. Kennedy and identified with his assassin Leo Harvey Oswald. Smith, living near Washington, D.C., wanted to attend Kennedy’s funeral but was denied by his parents. He said nothing wrong with the Mesa killings and sought an extraordinary act to gain importance.
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Phoenix
UPI
California
Robert Benjamin Smith
John F. Kennedy
Elaine Knutsen
Sonoma
Calif
Smith
Knutsen
Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Leo Harvey Oswald
Mesa
Antiwar pickets arrested as fourth day of draft protests hits Chicago
Chicago police arrested 18 antiwar demonstrators after they left picket lines and tried to storm a draft induction center. In Oakland about 700 protesters marched peacefully at the induction center. Thai official says troops to rise to a full division in South Vietnam. Ford UAW talks resume as negotiators return to bargaining. Meridian jury deliberations continue with no verdict in sight in the conspiracy case of 18 white men linked to 1964 civil rights killings.
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Chicago
Oakland
Calif
Bangkok
Thailand
South Vietnam
Meridian
Miss
Sky Inspires Note on Wrong Way Parking Fine
Barbara Henscheld, a City Magistrate Court clerk, found a note on a wrong way parking citation from a California resident. The writer, identified as M.W., praised the Arizona sky and apologized for the $1 fine, noting the beauty above rather than the gray smog of California. No payment accompanied the note.
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Barbara Henscheld
City Magistrate Court
California
Arizona
M.W
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Ind
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Redondo Beach
Royal Oak
Mich
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South Bend
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Wheaton, Ill
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