Nixon peaks at peace bids as campaign talk heats up
United Press International reports Nixon accusing top officials of pressing a bombing halt to push Humphrey from the race. Nixon, in New York, faults Johnson’s handling of a possible ceasefire while Clifford cites U S military superiority over the Soviet Union. LeMay argues bombing should continue absent Hanoi concessions.
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Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
New York
Johnson
Defense
Clark Clifford
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Clifford
Curtis LeMay
George Wallace
Cleveland
North Vietnam
Hanoi
LeMay
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Hubert Humphrey
Dick Nixon
Laird
Humphrey
Crats
Wallace
Pentagon
Artists Open House tour features Arizona studios
Scottsdale Tempe and Phoenix artists will be spotlighted in an Artists Open House tour this weekend. Sunday tours include Francis Beaugureau Philip Curtis Glidden Parker and Douglas Greenbowe in Scottsdale plus Pauli Lane and Bill Voss studios in Tempe. Tickets cost 5 and are sold at the Phoenix Art Museum or at artists residences.
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Tempe
Phoenix
Francis Beaugureau
E. Chaparral
Philip C. Curtis
Cattle Track
Glidden Parker
5Th Ave
Douglas Greenbowe
1St Ave
Pauli Lane
Golf Ave
Grass and fence fires burn in Scottsdale alleys
Rural Fire Department fought two grass fires behind 6700 E Lafayette and 8543 E Angus Dr at 11:21 a.m. and 4:05 p.m. A fence fire at 1248 N 78th St caused estimated $50 damage to Alvin Kelly’s fence. A trash bin blaze behind Fry's Market at 2200 N Scottsdale Rd may have been started by children. four engines and a chief were dispatched and the fire was extinguished.
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Scottsdale
LafaYette
Angus Dr
78Th St
Alvin Kelly
Fry’s Market
N. S Scottsdale 'Rd
Oss
Obituary of William V Gregory Phoenix executive WWII veteran
William V. Gregory 53 longtime United Metro Inc. executive in Phoenix died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital. He was a high council member of the Scottsdale Stake, a WWII veteran, and survived by his wife Nina three children and a texas family. Services set for Friday at 1 30 p m in the Second Ward with burial to be announced.
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William V. Gregory
Gales
United Metro
Inc
Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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EL Cypress
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Scottsdale
Tex
Nina
William
Ulah
Holly Stewart
San Diego
Calif
Vera
Ann’ Andrews
Los Angeles
Texas
Vienday
74Th St. Friends
Green Acres
Riot erupts after right of way dispute in city
A quarrel between two motorists over right of way escalated into a riot involving more than 100 people on Thursday. Police say the disturbance began in a street clash and spread through nearby areas, prompting arrests and a investigation into the incident.
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HON Kong
UPI
New York Strikes Threaten Voting Access Nationwide
UPI reports that if the New York teachers strike and work slowdowns by police and firemen persist past November 5, three million voters may be unable to vote. School janitors may refuse to open strike-bound schools for voting machines scheduled to start Tuesday, and Teamsters may block moving machines past picket lines, risking delays or cancellation of the election for the nation’s 37th president.
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New York
UPI
Teamsters
Indictment Charges 15 Drug Firms and 8 Executives
A federal grand jury indicted 15 companies and eight executives in New York on Sherman Act, Wilson Tariff Act, and fraud conspiracy charges tied to an international quinine cartel. Dutch and West German firms named. U.S. companies include Rexall Drug and Chemical Co and R W Greeff Co. The scheme allegedly fixed prices and restrained trade over about a decade ending summer 1966.
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New York City
United States
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