Governors Conclave Splits Over Vietnam War Stand
Governors from both parties wrap up the annual conference in St. Croix with a 26 to 18 defeat of a Vietnam resolution. The vote split largely along party lines, denying President Johnson a formal backing while Gov. Ronald Reagan’s disclosure adds intrigue to the affair.
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Haulers strike easing as settlement vote planned
Pittsburgh dispatch reports nine week steel haulers strike may end soon as National Steel Haulers Protest Committee submits mediation panel settlement to 20 000 strikers for a vote. Cleveland area drivers overwhelmingly backed the proposal while other regions prepare ballots with mixed expectations.
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Jaycees Western Barbeque Prep Fire Near Osborn
Rural Fire Department rushed to smoke near Osborn and Hinton Roads at 2:30 a.m. It proved to be the Jaycees preparing the barbecue pit. Earlier a trash fire occurred at 2nd St and Thomas by Dell Trailer Construction with no damage.
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Fires and riots flare in Los Angeles Negro area
Police report scattered firebombings and rubbish fires as protests and street clashes flare in a predominantly Black district between downtown LA and Watts. Thirty two arrests raise two day total to 63 with charges from failure to disperse to arson as crowds confront officers and students test school tensions.
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Mariner 5 data flow from Venus encounter
Pasadena reports Mariner 5 sent a steady data stream from its Venus flyby. The craft recorded Venus atmosphere for about two hours with playback to Earth for 34 hours. JPL scientists praised performance while noting possible discrepancies with Soviet findings on Venus magnetic activity and nitrogen presence.
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Obituaries for Norman R Brown and Mildred Brady
Norman R Brown 71 of Tempe died yesterday. funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Memorial Garden. Survived by wife Hazel and son Norman J. Mildred Brady 66 of Meadowbrook died Thursday in Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix. service Monday 9:30 a.m. at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. survived by husband Fred G., son Roger, and three grandchildren.
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Local Birth Notices For Good Samaritan and St Josephs Hospitals
Good Samaritan Hospital records a boy born Oct 14 to Anthony and Geneva Goodwin Rt. 1 Box 04. St. Joseph's Hospital lists a girl born Oct 16 to Charles and Virginia Di Mars 441 FE Portland and a boy born Oct 16 to Terry and Dorothy McClure 8211 E Garfield. Also listed are Oct 17 entry for Herman and Joan Kloos 8250 vs Rancho Vista Dr and Oct 8 hoy for Thomas and Gisela Argiroppoulos 4031 N 83rd St and Oct 18 ay for Vincent and Betty Meneez rat E Belleview.
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Kennedy Invite Sought for Mrs. Kennedy to Manila
President Marcos said he would invite Jacqueline Kennedy to visit Manila as a guest of the state. Foreign Minister Ramos said the Philippines envoy was ordered to convey the invitation, with Mrs. Kennedy asked to visit before or after her trip to Cambodia next month.
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Censor Probe Sought by Sigma Delta Chi Leader
Robert M. White, president of Sigma Delta Chi, accuses the American Bar Association of indirect censorship and calls for a congressional investigation. The ABA, he says, seeks to restrict public police and court information, a move he deems tragic and ill conceived.
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Charges Dropped in St Louis Marijuana Case Against Two Teens
In St Louis County, charges of drug law violation were dropped Friday against two youths after lab analysis showed the substance they sold labeled grass was marijuana.
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Battling South Vietnam defuses Communist election threat
UPI reports 318 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese soldiers killed across three clashes near Saigon and in the burial ground sector. 197 were slain at a burial ground fight, 75 nearby in jungle operations, and 46 in other actions as B52s and bombers supported South Vietnamese and American forces. The battles, lasting up to 12 hours, left heavy casualties and boosted government morale ahead of elections.
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Workingman's Art Festival Opens at County Complex Plaza
A three day art festival will run Tuesday to Thursday from 10:00 am to 3:40 pm at the County Complex Plaza. Visitors can view water color and painting, Japanese brush work, pottery, stained glass, candle and flower crafts, with original works judged for prizes in professional youth art and crafts. A screening committee selects works for display.
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Early dismissal for Scottsdale students and dog obedience class
The Scottsdale School District will dismiss students early on Tuesday for in service training. Elementary schedules vary by start time with 12 30 or 1 15 pm dismissals while high school ends at 1 30 pm. A dog obedience course begins Oct 31 at 7 30 pm at the Community Center with a $14 fee.
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