Pacific Coast Hit By Downpours and Snow
The Associated Press reports heavy rain across the Pacific Coast turning to snow on upper Rockies slopes. Five inches fell in Craig Colorado in six hours. four inches in Austin Miles City and New Glasgow Montana. Kern River flooding lifted a warehouse near Kernville. Alpine Ski Resort logged 24 inches new snow, total 48 to 51 inches. Nine traffic fatalities in Los Angeles area rain slicks. Sparse snow elsewhere. New England faces sleet and freezing rain warnings. Temperatures ranged from 2 below zero at Outea Montana to 74 at Thermal California.
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Top Command Unit May Come To Huachuca
DoD officials consider moving STRATCOM from Washington to Ft Huachuca with a final decision pending. STRATCOM operates global Army communications from bases in more than 30 countries and includes STRATCOM CONUS and STRATCOM Europe. The 11th Signal Group recently moved from Ft Lewis to Ft Huachuca while the 78th Signal Battalion shifts to Ft Lewis.
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Airline Seeks Phoenix Flight Approval
The Civil Aeronautics Board is asked to approve a Los Angeles to Phoenix route for Pacific Airlines of San Francisco. The carrier currently runs a coastal network from San Diego to Portland and serves Las Vegas from Los Angeles and Reno from San Francisco.
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Economists See U S Affording All Volunteer Army
Chicago AP reports a national draft conference considers an all volunteer standing army. Milton Friedman and Walter Oi argue the social and economic costs of the draft exceed those of a voluntary force, with costs estimated at about 4 billion dollars annually for 2.7 million volunteers.
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Tucson Weather Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow
Clouds and a slight chance of rain are expected in Tucson with partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow. The high tomorrow should reach the high 60s, with lows around 50 to 55. Noon temperature around 69 and humidity near 40 percent.
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Interim ARM Antiradiation Missile Aims to Hit Radar Beams
Washington reports the Pentagon is rushing a new antiradiation missile to outmaneuver North Vietnamese radar. The Interim ARM, a Shrike successor, would target radar beams and seek to avoid decoys and blinking sets. General Dynamics holds a $3.4 million contract. the program could grow to $1 billion.
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Viet Nam War May Fade Out Says Lodge Amb
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says the Viet Nam conflict might fade out without a formal end. He notes progress is uneven, recalls conditions improving since May 1965, and cites possible fadeout scenarios like the Philippines and Malaysia while doubting China would join the war due to risk of a US response.
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Paris Water Poll Proposed Over Drinking Safety
Dr Bernard Lefay plans a poll on Paris water safety after calling its taste foul and undrinkable. He believes public opinion will address concerns about water quality and safety.
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Viet Reds Down Another Jet in 24 Hours Toll Rises
In the last 24 hours of air combat three American aircraft were shot down near Dien Bien Phu and the Gulf of Tonkin. The loss details include an RF4C photo reconnaissance jet near Dien Bien Phu with two crew rescued by three helicopters.
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New Pressure Expected For Air Base Bombing
U S Air Force leaders in Viet Nam may press for bombing North Viet Nam jet airfields due to increased MIG jet fighter activity. Washington officials have ruled out strikes for now, saying there is no need until the North Vietnamese air force becomes a serious threat. Air Force leaders believe hitting jet fields would be prudent, with one source noting repeated urging. The North Vietnamese MIGs have risen in activity, though officers say the air force still fields about 76 planes and losses are replaced by Russians or Red Chinese.
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Appeals court rules Pima Grand Jury legally formed
The Arizona Court of Appeals unanimously ruled Judge John P. Collins overstepped his authority by disbanding the Pima County grand jury. The decision affects ongoing cases against State Sen. Sot Ahee and challenges Collins’ handling of related bribery and perjury counts. The high court has yet to decide if the state will pursue further action.
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Grand jury legality under review in high court appeal
Lawmakers and officials faced indictments as a grand jury decision sparked a potential rehearing before the appeals court. Lawyers said if denied, an appeal to the Supreme Court will follow as efforts to preserve the status quo continue until the high court rules on Ahee's appeal.
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Rise In Debt Limit Considered
Washington AP report says Treasury officials may seek Congress approval early next year for a quick raise to the $330 billion national debt limit.
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Britain Rejects Rhodesia Plan and Hints at Sanctions
London reports that Prime Minister Harold Wilson vows to crush Ian Smith’s Rhodesia regime, risking economic turmoil, as Britain moves to impose worldwide sanctions. Foreign Secretary Brown heads to New York to push U N action while Washington and Commonwealth allies weigh oil and trade bans amid Rhodesia’s rejection of a path to restoration of constitutional authority.
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