Global tensions and space plans across the Middle East Europe
London sources warn Russia may station 10 to 15 front line divisions near Czechoslovakia and West Germany amid a Warsaw Pact lineup review. Thant visits Paris as Nasser warns of a new Mideast war and Egypt touts Soviet arms. In Houston, Apollo moon orbit plans emerge for a full day by year end. Prague signals doubt for Dubcek while Mlynar rises as potential successor. In Phoenix, Corbin cites no criminal charges over property value tampering. Maricopa suit seeks to block a county growth referendum.
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Maricopa” County
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Campaign ties and threats swirl around Dunham in 1966 Arizona
In 1966 Harry J. Dunham, a Scottsdale Democrat with Republican ties, faced scrutiny over campaign payments to Dunham by Jim Kirk, who paid 250 dollars in the primary and 610.23 in the general to Dunham. Dunham denied aiding Republican candidates and accused a Tucson-anchored report of libel after a citizen’s arrest threat and a rock thrown at his home. No police record corroborates the window incident.
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Wilshire
Fred Todd
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State Tax Commission
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Kirk
Carnitine EA TEMA report summary
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District leaders clash over school fencing encroachment plan
Mayor Murray and Councilman Jones clash over a proposed encroachment of city rights for fencing around Cocopah Mohave and Apache schools. Jones accuses Murray of a double cross, while Murray denies prior discussion. Jones cites vandalism concerns and calls for full council votes and continued deliberation.
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Griffin presses Nixon over Fortas bid to be chief justice
Sen. Griffin urged Nixon to stay out of the fight and call for withdrawing Abe Fortas from the Supreme Court nomination. He said about 45 senators oppose Fortas and accused Johnson aides of hiding a larger issue behind civil rights gains. Fortas faced scrutiny over a $15,000 lecture fee and his ties to Johnson as opposition grew among Republicans and some Democrats.
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U S denies Red trespass in Korea waters
State Department spokesman said no US vessel including the Pueblo was ever authorized to penetrate North Korean territorial waters. He added there was no confirmed intrusion and noted the Pueblo had special instructions to stay at least 13 miles from shores, beyond the handbook's three mile limit.
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Freshman Confusion Sparks Campus Mix Up at EMU
A freshman mistook Eastern Michigan University for Northern Michigan University, creating a humorous misunderstanding on campus as the housing director corrected him. The incident involved a first semester student who believed he was at Eastern while actually at NMU, about 550 miles away.
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UPI
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Conlan and Stillman Set for City Debate in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Jaycees sponsor a State Senate District 8C debate between Republican incumbent John Conlan and Democrat Stillman at the Jaycee clubhouse near Osborn and the rodeo grounds. Coins will decide who goes first. Audience questions welcomed as both candidates prepare.
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Osborn
Rodeo
Mule Dies After Car Crash On Scottsdale Road
A Scottsdale woman was treated and released at Doctor's Hospital after her car struck a mule on Scottsdale Road around 2 15 am. The vehicle driven by Sherry Ellett hit a mule owned by J C Kitts near 1541 N Scottsdale Rd. The mule was boarded at Yale Siminoff Stables at 15401 N Scottsdale Rd and was killed.
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Yale-Siminoff
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Scottsdale Woman Named U N Week Chair Fails Public Announcement
Scottsdale woman Mrs Warren Gentry has been named chairman of United Nations Week for Oct 20 27 but Gov Jack Williams has not announced the appointment publicly. Gentry, wife of a Glendale Community College instructor and mother of three, is active in Scottsdale affairs and serves on multiple local committees.
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Scottsdale
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