Bombing of Phe Yeu Yen Base and Doumer Bridge Pressed
U S planes pressed a two day air assault on North Vietnam hitting the Phe Ye Yen air base near Hanoi and the mile long Paul Doumer bridge across the Red River. Hanoi radio claimed heavy air battles and numerous aircraft losses on both sides though official counts differ.
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Hanoi
Doumer
Red River
Red China
China
Phie Yen
North Vietnam
Phe Ben
Amatican
Navy
Air Porce
Marinesia
Haiphong
Phuc Yon
Paul Doumer
Radiogram scandal ends eight day governors' cruise
The luxury liner Independence suspended radio operator Charles Berger amid an investigation into a purloined radiogram sent to former Texas Gov. Price Daniel urging support for Johnson Vietnam policy. Gov. Reagan called the move persecution as Democrats accused him of unethical conduct for opening the file.
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New York
Independence
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
FBI
Washington
Justice Department
Charles Berger
White House
Marylin Watson
Texas
Price Daniel
Daniel Yecrult
Johnson
Zoning Denied on North Scottsdale Parcel and Nearby Lots
The City Planning and Zoning Commission denied Alma P. Guerin’s request to rezone the Shea Boulevard and 68th Street site from one acre to multifamily. They also rejected five lots on Indian School Road for residential to commercial, citing neighborhood residential zoning. A Dodge dealership site plan and an expansion of a body shop on North Scottsdale Road received approval. Gil V. Dye withdrew a proposal for a consolidated service station at Oak Street.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Scottsdale
Alma P. Guerin
Phoenix
Shea Blvd
68Th St
Commission
Dianne Cusack
Indian School Rd
Dodge
Scottsdale Ra
Wilshire
Jack Johnson
Chrysler - Plymouth
Searsdale Rd
Johnson
Gil V. Dye
Fetter
E. Qak St
Senators Push UN Discussion on Vietnam War
Thirty six Senators led by Mike Mansfield urged President Johnson to bring Vietnam to the United Nations Security Council. Hearings on a Morse resolution begin soon as GOP leaders propose a council of war for military input, arguing for civilian constraints removal.
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Washington
UPI
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Vietnam
House
Landard
Council of War
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bob Wilson
Calif
Republican Campaign Committee
U.S. Vietnam
Wilson
California
Victory Council
Congress
Firm wins $31,000 Salt River project contract
D. F. Mathes Gunite Corp of Scottsdale wins a $31,000 job to gunite about a mile of the Hant ern Canal from Apache Trail to Broadway as part of a $2 million Salt River Project maintenance program. Canal work will close canals north of the Salt River from January 6 to February 3.
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Salt River Project
D. F. Mathes Gunite Corp
Scottadale
Hantern Canal
Apache Trail
Broadway
Moazle
Salt River
Obituary: Mrs Judith Hebert Former Scottsdale Resident
Mrs Judith Ann Hebert 26 a former Scottsdale resident died Thursday in El Paso after surgery She was born in Bar Brandsca and moved to Scottsdale in 1950 She was active at Ascension Lutheran Church and a 1960 Scottsdale High School graduate Also a Memorial Hospital School of X ray Technology graduate Survived by son Michael mother Mrs Red Shaffer Sr of Scottsdale father Lt Col Warren A Minton El Paso sister Mrs Barbara Rodgers Scottsdale paternal grandparents Col and Mrs HLBE Minton El Paso maternal grandmother Mrs Wred Patterson Cape Coral Fla Services and burial were in El Paso
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Judith Ann Hebert
Scottsdale
el Paso
Hebert
Bar Brandsca
Ascension Lutheran Church
Holy and Luther League
Scottsdale High School
Memorial Hospital
Warren A. Minton
Barbara Rodgers
Hlbe. Minton
Scottsdale Chamber Chief Faces Per-Name Fees
A. J. Collins, Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce manager, says he is billed $5 each time his name appears in a news story. The Scottsdale Rotary Club collects the fees for a scholarship fund benefiting a local student.
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A. J. Collins
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale
Deadly insecticide spray sparks potential court case
Garden City attorney Lelyn Braun plans a damage suit over parathion spraying blamed for human harm. He represents Paul Wing and family whose son Loren fell ill after exposure affecting headaches and nosebleeds. Doctors warn parathion can be fatal when absorbed through skin.
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Garden City
Kan
UPI
Lelyn Braun
Tijuana
Mexico
Braun
Plces
Kansan
Here
Scott County
Paul Wing
Loren
Paison
R. Dale Boles
Dodge City
Youths Set Fire Under Police Supervision
Rural Fire Department and Scottsdale Police caught three boys ages 5 to 7 setting a brush fire at Bist St and Jackrabbit. Firefighters extinguished it at 5 12 p.m. The boys admitted arson after police apprehended them. A separate backfire damaged Don Butts car at Hayden and Indian School at 45 p.m. Chief Murray Robertson estimated $25 damage. another unknown brush fire occurred at 8201 E Osharn Rd with no damage reported.
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Rural Fire Department
Scottsdale
E. Osharn Rd
Births Recorded at Local Hospitals
Good Samerton Hospital reports Gary and Lanara De Walt at 2417 N Vistal on October 10 a girl. St Joseph's Hospital logs James and Dorothy Rowan at a KE Montarosa residence on October 19 a boy. Amin Zavosh and Tarley at 7008 E Minnetona on October 19 a girl. Scottsdale Baptist Hospital records John De Young and Linda at 4818 BE Cambridge Ave on October 20 a girl. Benjamin Willis and Bernadine at 8748 Starlight Way on October 20 a girl. Gordon Brown and Virginia at 4031 E Palm Lane on October 21 a boy.
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Samersten Hospital
DE Walt
Gary and
Lanara
Vistal
Bay
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rowan
James
Dorothy
Montarosa
Zavosh
Amin
Tarley
Minnetona
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
DE Young
John and
Linda
Cambridge Ave
Willis
Benjamin and
Bernardine
Starlight Way
Brown
Gordon
Virginia
E. Palm Lane
Stocks Inch Higher as Mixed Tech Leads Market
Led by a mixed showing in technology shares, U S stock market activity edged up at noon with several industrials like Boeing General Electric and Ford Motors trading higher while utilities and energy issues showed varied gains. Major telecom and consumer names such as Bell & Howell Kodak and Texaco also contributed to the broad, uneven advance across sectors.
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Alcoa
American Can
American
American Tobacco
Arizona
Atchison Topeka Am
Bell & Howell
al’ Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Fashman Kodak
Emerson Electric
Fairchild Camera
Ford Motors
Wis
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephon
Coodyear
Nickeley
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Minnesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Motorola North Amn
Avan
Northrop Owens Wiineis
Pan American
Pq&e
Parke Davis
Pennsylvania Pepsi
Cala
Polaroid
ROA
Raytheon
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck Southern Pacifi
Sperry Rand Standard of Ca
Standard of Nu
Texaco
Texas Gulf TransAmerica
TWA _ Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
WS. Steel Aa Webb
Xerox
Zenith
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