Soviet Cosmonaut Beregovoi Lifts Off In Soyuz 3 Mission
The Soviet Tass agency announced Colonel Georgy Beregovoi, 47, has entered orbit aboard Soyuz 3 after a secret launch Friday. The mission aims at joint experiments with an unmanned craft, with hopes of a rendezvous and potential moon-flight buildup.
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Bernard: Lovell
Jordrell Bank Observatory
Manchester
England
Col
Vladimir Komarov
Earth
City police vote to defy court order amid labor slowdown
New York officials led by John Lindsay threaten a week long work slowdown while firefighters plan to extend a walkout. In Hanover rescue teams recover 32 bodies after a Northeast Airlines jet crash, with 10 unaccounted. Vatican says Pope may reject Cardinal Cushing resignation amid Kennedy marriage backlash. In Vietnam near Saigon US troops trap 600 North Vietnamese, 86 killed, five Americans dead. In Seoul authorities report over 300 North Korean agents killed or captured this year. In Jerusalem Israeli forces clash with Arab civilians triggering casualties.
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John Lindsay
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Camp” Julie
Indians rally on Salt River Reservation for political support
The event drew about 1,500 listeners as Sen. Paul Fannin pledged Nixon support and various politicians spoke. Speakers included Barry Goldwater and Democratic reps from Humphrey’s ticket, discussing Native American plights and historic federal policies.
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Inter-Tribal Council
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Hubert Humphrey
Ralph “Watkins
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Roy Elson
Williams
Congress
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John Rhodes
Senator Fannin
Nixon
Standard Time Returns Across Nation After Drought of Clocks
The nation moves clocks back to standard time at 2 a m while Arizona remains on standard time year round. The change shifts schedules, delaying national TV by one hour and requiring travelers to California to reset watches.
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Hawaii
United States
Scottsdale council considers 75 thousand dollar airport project
Scottsdale city council discussed a 75 000 dollar contract at a special meeting to fund two airport upgrades. A 60 000 dollar reinforcements of tie down area and 15 000 dollar wind tee installation would be paid largely by a FAA grant, with 100 percent coverage possible due to the city’s FAA credit. The wind tee will be remotely controlled and visible at night, and parking would rise from 175 to 350 aircraft. The panel also eyed rejecting a 210 000 dollar bid for 68th Street work and approved a city finance restructuring after Finance Director Clarence Bigelow resigned to join another city manager post.
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Af Donaldson
68Th St
Osborn
Camelback
Donaldson
Clarence Bigelow
Midwest
Scottsdale Jaycees Barbecue Fire at Community Center
A small blaze at the Scottsdale Jaycees barbecue at the Community Center Park was reported around 2 a.m. Firefighters arrived to extinguish flames. The fire occurred in the barbecue pit while attendees were present, but no injuries were reported.
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Community Center
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Paradise Valley High School doubles capacity with new addition
Paradise Valley High School opens a 64 000 square foot expansion funded by a bond. Principal William Harper says the facility adds 800 seats and a cafetorium, with a science facility and band and choir spaces. Tours run 8 to 9 p.m. Sarah Folsom leads dedication at 7 30 p.m. Monday.
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William Harper
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Vietnam peace talks hinge on NLF role in negotiations
Diplomatic reports from Paris say the North Vietnam demand to include the NLF in bilateral talks with the United States is a major obstacle to breaking the Vietnam War deadlock. Saigon refuses to negotiate with the NLF, while Hanoi insists on its inclusion. The United States has reportedly proposed a bombing halt in exchange for serious negotiations, though no final decision exists. Highs near 90 to 95 with fair weather tonight and Sunday.
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North Vietnam
Vietnam
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Johnson
U.S
UNICEF Christmas cards aid children despite accident
Mrs. Dick, recovering from a September traffic crash on Lincoln and Mockingbird Roads, coordinates UNICEF Christmas card sales. She and volunteers mail brochures and fill orders for UNICEF donated card scenes in five languages, with proceeds funding medicines for needy children worldwide.
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Oak
Lincoln
Mockingbird Rds
United Nation’s Children’s Fund
Unicef
Mrs. Dick
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