Fannin Sees Failures in Congress and Hopes for CAP
Sen. Paul Fannin of Arizona criticizes the 90th Congress for failing to press the administration toward sensible economic policy. He notes independence from the executive as a partial gain and urges prompt CAP passage, while praising a subcommittee on Indian education as a key accomplishment.
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Phoenix
API
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Congress
Fannin
Executive
Arizona Project
Trials Set For Four Draft Protesters In City Court
Four anti-draft demonstrators face city court trials on unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct stemming from the December 4 protest at the Selective Service office on North Scott Avenue. Judith Abbey, Carole Cole, Drew Pallette, and Martin Lasater are scheduled on specific January and March dates, with misdeamor charges.
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Selective Service Office
N. Scott Ave
Judith Abbey
Carole Cole
Drew Pallette
Wind Rumors Cause City Schools to Dismiss Upper Grades
Rumors of a superhurricane in Tucson caused anxiety among parents and many calls to schools. Amphitheater and Sunnyside districts dismissed upper grades early, while Tucson District 1 kept buses running. Weather officials later traced the scare to a report from an Ajo resident and confirmed no major wind damage.
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Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Robert D. Morrow
Herbert Cooper
Weather Bureau
Police Department
Cooper
Ajo
Highway Patrol
Walden Burr
Burr
General Meyer to Retire Next Month from Stratcom
Maj. Gen. Richard J. Meyer, who built STRATCOM into a 50 000 strong worldwide network with 28 foreign postings, will retire after 39 years of service. He led STRATCOM since 1964 and has held multiple senior signaling and training roles. No successor named yet.
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Stratcom
Meyer
Richard J. Meyer
Ft. Huachuca
U. S. Army Strategic Communications Command
Army
West Point
Army Air Corps
Signal Corps
57Th Signal Battalion
Africa
Italy
VI Corps
Fifth Army
Europe
Allied Land Forces Southern Europe
Turkey
Air War Restrictions Relaxed by White House
The New York Times reports the White House eased flight restrictions for American pilots enabling routes through the buffer strip near the Chinese border and a 20 mile Hanoi circle. Sources say the shift signals a sharper bombing strategy aimed at breaking North Vietnam will to continue the war. New raids target rail lines from Red China and bridges near Hanoi to choke imports of food petroleum and manufactured goods.
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The
New York Times
White House
Hanoi
the Times
North Vietnam
Washington
Red China
Times
GIs Repel 500 Man Assault on Cambodian Border Outpost
About 500 Communists attacked an American outpost near the Cambodia border. The 39th Infantry Division base camp faced a five hour battle, with 39 enemy killed and 3 Americans dead and 11 wounded. The assault included heavy mortar rounds rockets and machinegun fire.
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Saigon
Apt
Cambodia
U.S
U.S. Army
25Th Infantry Division
Subscription Rates Noted for Tucson Delivery
The notice details home delivered subscriptions in Tucson at 45c weekly or 23 dollars yearly, with outside Tucson rates at 4c and 1.95 per month. Prepay options include 2.25 dollars monthly or 27 dollars annually. Mail address listed as 203 North Sterne Ave, Tucson.
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Stone Ave
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Tucson
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Fairchild
Tex
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Raymond Leonard
el Mirage
Ronald Ench
Ench
Braids
Woo Oval
Dupont
Herculon
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Hi LO
NYLOM
U.S.A
Tee
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OX PG
Montgomery
Ward
E. Broadway
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