Predicting Earthquakes Remains Elusive Says ESA
A UPI report summarizes ESA findings that daily earthquakes occur worldwide and great quakes average about once a year. Seismologists cannot forecast specific quakes but may improve timing and location theories, with Pacific rim activity highlighted as most probable.
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Washington
UPI
National Earthquake Information Center
The
Environmental Science Services Administration
ESA
HSA
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Rim
Udall shifts stance on Vietnam war in Tucson speech
Arizona Congressman Morris K. Udall, once a staunch Vietnam supporter, calls the war a blunder and urges Geneva talks for a unified Vietnam with free elections. He argues the U S should wind down, with South Vietnam taking the lead and the United States providing logistic support only, while denying a cut and run policy.
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Tucson
UPI
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
U.S
Vietnam
Stewart
Udall
North Vietnam
Munich
Valley Forge
Rocky Hill
Southeast Asia
Copper workers back Kennecott but strike drags on
A survey by Bardsley and Haslacher Inc finds 70 percent of Kennecott Copper employees favor returning to work while the nationwide steelworkers led copper strike nears day 100. Utah Arizona Nevada and New Mexico workers cite lack of communication as the main barrier, with a proposed fair settlement around 53 cents per hour and talks stalled despite Kennecott's 50.6 cents offer.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Kennecott Copper Corp
Portland
United Steelworkers of America
Bardsley and Haslacher, Inc
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Kennecott
Judge Sterling Dies in Arizona While Irrigating Grove
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Sterling died at 57 from a heart attack while irrigating an orange grove at his home. He was found face down in water by neighbor Lee Woods. Born in 1910 in Ohio and raised in New York, he moved to Arizona in 1928 and practiced law in Phoenix before his 1961 appointment to the bench by Governor Paul Fannin. Survivors include his widow Ruby and two sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
American Legion
American
Arizona
Maricopa County
Moose Lodge
Maxon
Shrine
Ruby
Song
Soviets to Build Carrier as NATO Faces Shifting Threat
UPI reports the Soviet Union is constructing its first aircraft carrier, signaling a move from defense to mobile, global strike capability. Adm. Holmes and Adm. Ellis view the project as a strategic shift, with the carrier rivaling Essex-class ships in size and altering Kremlin military posture.
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New York
UPI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Adm
Ephraim P. Holmes
Atlantic
NATO
U.S. Atlantic
William E. Ellis
Ellis
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
South China Sea
Scottsdale groups event times listed at local venues
At 12:16 p.m. the Scottsdale Real Estate Board meets at the Safari Hotel. The Lions Club gathers at 7 p.m. at the Valley Ho Hotel. The Veterans of Foreign Wars holds an 8 p.m. meeting at 222 South Wella Fargo Ave.
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Scottsdale Real Estate Board
Safari Hotel
Lions Club
Valley Ho Hotel
Veterans OF Forign Wars
South Wella Fargo Ave
Suspect Shot by Police in Phoenix Robbery Attempt
UPI reports Peter Barroza Jr., 30, wounded in arm and abdomen during attempted armed robbery as police posed as the restaurant manager. Detectives say two men planned to rob El Maya restaurant. Barroza fired at Sgt. Dowdy, other officers returned fire and captured the second gunman.
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Phoenix
UPI
Peter Karroza, Jr
Good Samaritan Hospital
el Maya
Bill Dowdy
Dowdy
Barroza
Eloy Ysasi
Ray Hemphill
Ysasi
Lynda Bird Johnson to wed Marine Capt. Robb in White House ceremony
Lynda Bird Johnson, 24, will marry Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb in a White House military wedding Dec. 9. She says she aims to be a good wife and mother though not very domestic, plans a short-term Washington home, and will return to McCalls after Robb’s Vietnam deployment.
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Washington
UPI
Lynda
Bird Johnson
Johnson
Charles S. Robb
White House
Chuck
Luci
Robb
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Texas
McCall’s
New York
Carefree elects Scottsdale man to chamber posts
The Cave Creek Carefree Chamber of Commerce named Scottsdale resident John Reimers president and elected officers for 1068. Reimers of 8608 E. Keim Dr. is general manager at Black Mountain Gas Co. Other officers include Dr. John Owens, Fred Griffith, Ed Everett, Carl Gleason, and Earl Drewelow with varied roles.
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Cave Creek-Carefree
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