Police identify bands in New York anti communist operation
Prosecutor says six to seven men formed three bands and were captured after leaving a Queens diner early Sunday morning allegedly to attack a camp and liberal facilities in upstate New York New Jersey and Connecticut were named as privately owned weapons locations.
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Western flavor grows in Scottsdale winter rodeo stock move
About 30 bulls 60 horses and 40 to 60 steers and calves moved into ABC Ranch Scottsdale for Big Sky Rodeo Co of Kalispell Montana. The first 19 bulls and 16 horses arrived wearing Walking 5 brand to take over two 15 acre pastures and a bull pen as the winter home. Events include jackpot bareback saddle bronc riding and team roping starting mid November with daily shows at 1 30 p m Sundays feature team roping and bull riding. Nordrome says more rodeos are planned in Arizona and the region this winter.
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Ho Chi Minh welcomes volunteers from socialist nations
A speech notes hundreds of thousands of volunteers from socialist countries and others ready to fight U S imperialists in solidarity with the nation. The speaker thanks them but avoids naming specific countries while discussing the volunteer troop offers.
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Tempe Meeting Sets Labor Dispute Remarks Tonight
A Tempe Labor dispute meeting was set for 4 p.m. at Tempe High School to address municipal labor problems. Mayor Rudy Campbell convened the session to explain why the city will not recognize AFSCME as sole bargaining agent. Strikers and union officials were invited. meeting to end about 6 p.m., followed by a press conference. Scottsdale officials remained silent on union issues with no new strike threats reported.
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Guinean anger at United States over diplomat kidnapping
Guineans accuse the United States and Ghana of conspiring in the kidnapping of 19 Guinean diplomats aboard a Pan Am flight to Addis Ababa. Crowds storm the U S embassy in Conakry while police guard the residence of Ambassador Wiemann as tensions rise.
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Weekend Burglars Net 1500 In Scottsdale Loot
Scottsdale police report four burglaries over the weekend netting about 1500 in items. Damiani reports power tools valued at 400 taken between Oct 28 and last Sunday. Stage Stop Mobile Station at 10444 N Scottsdale Rd burglarized with 581 in cash and credit card invoices stolen from the safe. Entry gained by breaking a window in the station's door while a dog was beaten. A rifle shotgun Purple Heart medal and other items valued at 820 were taken from a home between Friday and Saturday.
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Plans for Casa Details at Indian School Road
Readable text outlines a development plan named Casa located near Indian School Road. The note references Grana and Rast and indicates a project phase or proposal associated with the site. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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Cat burglar sows fear in Scottsdale neighborhood
Police logged at least 13 burglaries around 68th Street and Osborn in a single Saturday spree. The suspect, called a cat burglar, twice fled from armed residents and was spotted leaving a home by a girl. Cash and coins totaling about 300 dollars were stolen, with losses ranging from two dollars to about one hundred. Victims include John Demetros and Jack Smith, among others, who reported wallets and purses missing as the intruder moved through the area.
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Monday in the News by United Press International
The feature recaps events and notes from United Press International and Progress Staff with brief summaries of daily news items. Readers are offered concise highlights from the UPI dispatches and local staff reports.
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Koreans greet President Johnson in Seoul amid Asian tour
Millions of Koreans turned out as President Johnson arrived in Seoul for a 17 day Asian tour. Fireworks lit the capital and his motorcade moved from the airport to the presidential residence. He will visit U S troops in the field tomorrow.
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Roundup of Grand Canyon Search For Five Missing Men
The U S Park Service conducts a search for five men missing after a boat launch on Lake Powell. Dwight Hamilton says the boat was not registered and the group likely hails from Flagstaff. Identifications remain unreleased. In Phoenix, Robert Bohannon of the State Welfare Board says he will not seek reappointment due to conflict of interest from prior retirement board work.
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