Goddard to meet on disaster aid as floods swell
Governor Goddard will convene officials Monday to decide if Arizona should seek federal disaster status after heavy rains. damage across Safford, Casa Grande, Marana and Tucson prompts state emergency. Bridges, roads and a sewer trunk line washouts drive costs, with 5,000 acres flooded near Eloy and wildlife relief underway in Mt. Lemmon area.
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Sam Goddard
Arizona
Eloy
Marana
Sente Cruz
Cortaro
Rillito
Campbell
1St Avenues
Goddard
Safford
Casa Grande
Tucson
Civil Defense
National Guard
Antona
Clayton Niles
Niles
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Sanitary District
D.” A. Di‘Gicco
Cpair
Bounty
Swan’Road
Swan
Billito
Mt. Lemmon
Greene’s Reservoir
Santa Cruz
Paul Pearce
Tax Hike Still Big Question
The rising cost of the war in Vietnam fuels debate on a possible tax increase in 1966. Officials foresee budget figures in January guiding any decision, with defense spending and nondefense cuts weighing on whether taxes rise to fund Vietnam and curb inflation.
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Viet Nam
UPI
John Pierson
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Pentagon
U.S
White House
McNamara
Burnham named custodian of SDX fund for Schmid case
John J. Burnham agricultural editor at the University of Arizona College of Agriculture becomes custodian for a nationwide SDX fund to back a court challenge to a ruling barring local officials from discussing the Charles H Schmid Jr murder case. Chicago SDX president Ray Spangler appointed Burnham after the Southern Arizona SDX chapter voted to pursue the challenge on the Nov. 22 Boylston order. Spangler urged chapters nationwide to donate locally for the effort. Miller Sherman to speak on The Free Press at Tucson Young Democrats luncheon.
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John J. Burnham
Southern Arizona
Sigma Delta Chi
Charles Howard Schmidt
Richard N. Boylston
Schmid
SDX
Spangler
Burpham
Yds
Miller Sherman Miller
University of Arizona
Free Press
Young Democrats of
Greater Tucson
Santa Rita Hotel
Cheap Fish Flour Could End Global Protein Shortage
New York scientists say cheap fish flour could supply the normal protein needs of up to a billion people at about half a cent per person daily. The flour is produced by grinding fish, is nearly odorless, and mixes into baked goods, noodles, gravy, milk shakes, and baby foods.
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New York
New York Times
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Department of the Interior
Food and Drug Administration
The
Times
United Nations
Academy of Sciences
No Boycottin Of The Blind
Seoul The justice ministry ordered prosecutors to act against two taxi drivers who refused rides to blind persons citing a superstition. The move followed a protest by an editor of a publication for the Korean blind.
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Seoul
Justice Ministry
Blind
Midwest Storm Slams Middle West With Floods and High Winds
A fierce winter storm swept the Middle West from the Southwest on Christmas Eve bringing heavy rain sleet and wind gusts up to 60 mph in Chicago. Six inches of rain flooded South Chicago suburbs and the Little Calumet River near Hammond Indiana. Hazardous driving conditions persisted with snow and freezing drizzle across much of the region.
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United Press International
Middle West
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Little Calumet
Hammond
Ind
Midwest
Sierra Nevada
Northwest
Canadian
Plains States
Rabbinical Volunteer Serves As Reno Police Chief
Rabbi Phillip Weinberg served as Reno chief of police on Christmas as a gesture of goodwill. He took over from Chief Elmer Briscoe on Friday afternoon to allow officers to spend the holiday at home.
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Reno
Nev
UPI
Phillip Weinberg
Weinberg
Elmer Briscoe
Cook on Train Tries to Commit Hara-Kiri
A 24 year old unemployed cook on a commuter train in Tokyo attempted hara-kiri with a kitchen knife. The train stopped at a suburban station where an ambulance waited for Tsuneo Hasebe, who stabbed himself in the abdomen and was expected to recover.
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Cook
Tokyo
UPI
Tsuneo Hasebe
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