Pueblo Involvement Acknowledged Amid Seizure Claims
The State Department confirms Pueblo operations occurred in waters claimed by North Korea but says the ship was ordered to stay in international waters three weeks before its seizure. Nixon notes Russia seeks global domination while Humphrey faces White House pushback and Johnson's policy stance. Wallace crowds vow to repeal open housing. Supreme Court delays reservist deployment case. House probes potential subversive links to Chicago protests ahead of November elections.
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Prescott campaign opens as Goldwater attacks on road to anarchy
Prescott witnessed Barry Goldwater launch his 1964 Senate bid from the Yavapai County Court House steps warning that America trends toward anarchy. He recalled speaking four years earlier about crime in streets and cities and said his warning went unheard. In Phoenix a tax ruling aims to redefine agricultural land for valuation, limiting 18 percent assessments to bona fide growers and cattlemen.
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Scottsdale flood control project eyed for three year start
City Manager Bill Donaldson announced a $7 million Indian Bend flood control project could begin within three years. The plan, led by consultant John Erickson, includes two flood channels north of Scottsdale with grass lined swales, a seven month federal study, and possible district elections to fund land rights.
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Democratic race heats as county chairship draws in candidates
Maricopa County Democratic leaders deny resignation rumors about secretary Frankie Archer who remains committed as vice chair. Harry J. Dunham of Scottsdale plans to challenge incumbent Dr. John Carney and Dr. Martin Berger of Maryvale for chair. Possible bids emerge from Gen Joe Alice and Rusty Steward with Scottsdale ties and partisan shifts noted.
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Civic center gains first peacock flock donation
Mesa woman Eileen Snyder donated two colorful peacocks to Scottsdale Civic Center. City Manager Bill Donaldson said staff will cage the birds for about two weeks to acclimate them before letting them roam the landscape.
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Phoenix Symphony Board Faces Heated Clash Over Taylor Firing
A Phoenix Symphony Association board meeting erupts in dispute as conductor Guy Taylor faces termination. Friends of the Symphony push for compromise after Taylor declined to resign. an expanded executive committee may include Jonathan Marshall John Christianon Louise McClennen and Mrs Karl Voldeng.
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Phoenix Home Subdivision Fight Ends With Drainage Order
Superior Court Judge Jerry Glenn denied an injunction against construction by Saggan Realty and Development Co. on a 20 acre Melo Dee Manor site at 42nd Street and Shea. He ordered drainage improvements to protect nearby homes while the North Shea Homeowners Assn. pursues zoning and project challenges. Ground opening planned for Sunday and three model homes completed. developer pledges immediate work. Larry Bell, Scottsdale teacher, seeks a place on the November ballot for county supervisor District No. 2 after 201 votes in 37 precincts and pending absentee counts.
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Four arrested in Paradise Valley narcotics raid
Paradise Valley detectives and Scottsdale city officers raided a residence near the city limits late Wednesday, charging four suspects with illegal possession of marijuana. Les Higbee and Peter Bellis, both 18, were held on $3,300 bail after arraignments. Timperio and Vandermoler, both 18, of Los Angeles and Rosewood, posted $56 bail. Six ounces of marijuana were seized.
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Resident killed in accident near Palm Springs
Harold Reise aged 65 died when his car ran off Interstate 10 about 10 miles east of Palm Springs California. His wife Evelyn was critically injured as four people were rushed to Baptist Hospital after a three car crash at Thomas and Granite Reef Roads Scottsdale police reported. William Eichbaum 45 of 3413 N Bist Street was treated and released with injuries along with Mike Finke and William Zimmerman both 19. Robert Zimmerman 3 of 3337 Ni 76th Street remained in hospital overnight then released. Eichbaum cited for failure to yield right of way after turning onto Granite Reef Road causing the rollover that involved a third car driven by Mrs. Lynda Hopkins 7 of 8219 BE Redwing Road. Hopkins uninjured.
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