Proposals blamed for school tax financing debate
In Phoenix the Arizona Senate opened a 23 minute discussion on education financing led by Sen. William Jacquin who warned the Garfield bill would have crippled Tucson School District No. 1. He cited heavy mail in support while accusing lobbyists of spreading confusion. Sen. Ernest Garfield replied describing liberal controls in earlier sessions and noting the trio of bills under consideration.
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Julie Nixon To Wedtke's Grandson
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower plan marriage after graduation. David, 19, is the grandson of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and has given his fiancée, Alice, a diamond ring from his great-grandmother. No wedding date set.
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Big Snow Strikes East as Cold Front Deepens
Frigid air blankets interior New England and upstate New York after a major snowstorm. The Washington area sees up to 12 inches, with Baltimore and Philadelphia hit hard. Dulles Airport operates with cautions as 10 deaths in Pennsylvania are linked to the storm. Flights canceled at Reagan National and Friendship. Laurel Race Course cancels Today's program due to snow.
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Eshkol Outlines 5 Point Peace Plan Amid New Clash
Egypt reports two Israeli jets shot down near Suez City during a clash the first since Israel attacked Suez oil refineries last October. Eshkol presents a five point plan aiming for direct talks and regional agreements while opposing UN imposed settlement and promising Jerusalem's defense.
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Inside Today's Citizen Highlights
A compact page summary lists sections such as Dr Alvarez Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials Financial News Movie Times Sports TV Radio Dials Weather and Woman's View with page references. It signals a full newspaper local fill with features and listings across sections.
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New Snag Develops In Cyprus Crisis Settlement
Diplomatic sources at the United Nations say Greek Cypriot President Arch bishop Makarios is blamed as a new snag emerges in the Cyprus crisis. Cyrus Vance prepares to fly back to Nicosia to push for settlement while Makarios demands troop withdrawal and objections to UN forces and guard disbandment.
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Freezing Weather Forecast Cites Cold Night Ahead
A forecaster warns of a near freezing night with temperatures dipping toward 30 degrees. Expect a warm weekend ahead with mid 60s highs after a cool start noted this morning at 34. Cocoa Beach and Vero Beach led the nation with 86 degrees yesterday while Butte plunged to 10 below zero. Tucson records at 2 PM show 59 degrees and 50 percent humidity.
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Yoder Pleads Guilty in Wife's Strangling Death
John William Yoder pleaded guilty in Superior Court to a reduced second degree murder charge for the May 21 strangling and beating death of his wife Adriana at their home on 1448 KE Waverly St Judge Robert Boylston set a 9 a.m. December 18 sentencing. Yoder, 30, faces 10 years to life. The judge also refused to grant a media injunction after prosecutors and news groups opposed it. Yoder previously spent six months in Wyoming State Hospital after a trial where he was ruled insane.
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LBJ Still Seeks Quick Tax Boost
Washington reports President Johnson remains convinced an income tax increase is necessary. Capitol Hill, led by Rep. Wilbur Mills, dismissed the plan as unlikely this year or next, despite administration arguments to raise taxes to combat inflation and a large federal deficit.
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Police Nab Viet Cong Envoy in Saigon
Well informed sources report South Vietnamese police arrested a Viet Cong emissary in Saigon before he reached the U S embassy amid alleged CIA led efforts to arrange a meeting with U S officials. The U S Embassy denied any planned talks with VC NLF representatives. The emissary named Le Van Huan and Huong Van Le allegedly spilled details after questioning.
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Robert J. O’brien
Allies Repel Third Viet Cong Assault On Bu Dop Airstrip
Allied troops repelled a Viet Cong attack on Bu Dop airstrip near the Cambodian border, the third assault in three days on the fortress guarding infiltration routes. U S pilots supplied the base under fire as clashes raged in a rubber forest beside the runway.
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GM Strike Date Delayed to Post Holidays
UPI reports the United Auto Workers moved to delay any strike against General Motors Corp until after Christmas and New Year. A Dec 14 deadline was set for a new three year contract, but no strike date was scheduled.
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UPI
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Dow Jones Averages Rise At 3 PM Market Update
New York AP reports Dow Jones averages at 3 p.m. show the 30 industrials at 877.66 up 1.85, the 20 rails at 235.18 up 1.32, and the 15 utilities at 12465 up 0.13 with volume 8,130,009.
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Columbia High stages a Soviet style school day protest
Students and faculty at Columbia High School enacted a living history lesson depicting a Communist regime. Hammer and sickle symbols appeared, discipline tightened, and speeches praised a new People's Director Garvin while Principal Kirk warned liberty could vanish. Mary Garvin led the event as self styled People's Director amid student leaders.
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