Emergency Repairs Planned for Flood Damaged Riverside Roads
County Engineer DiCicco warned of imminent danger from heavy snowmelt and runoffs from Catalina sources. Plans include 100000 to widen rights of way and 250000 to channel the Rillito River for flows near Flowing Wells Road. East Side sewer repairs estimated at 1.13 million with 325000 for temporary fixes. Debris and flood damage force rapid pipe purchases, with permanent design to follow. A presidential disaster declaration could unlock federal aid and long term financing. Road and bridge damage totals include 300000 state, 80000 county, 40000 streets, and 30000 to 90000 Tucson. First Avenue bridge reopened today. Campbell Avenue slated for completion soon.
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Borman May Join Phoenix Parade
Phoenix officials say astronaut Frank Borman may ride in the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce rodeo parade next March. Mayor Walton Graham cited NASA advice about Borman’s availability and plans to invite him as the special guest. Borman is to visit Tucson in January, with parents living in Phoenix.
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Gift Certificate Mix Up At Gimbels Turns Comical
Pittsburghs U S Steel employee Joseph F McLaughlin showed coworkers a Gimbels gift certificate worth 400010 dollars by mistake. His wife bought a ten dollar card, uncovered the error late, Gimbels later sent a 100 dollar certificate and kept the 400010 card void.
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Free Funerals Offered Again By Burlington Free Press
The Burlington Free Press offers free funerals for those who plan to drink and drive on New Year’s Eve for a fifth year. Thirty nine applicants have already sought coverage, with a filing deadline of 4 pm December 31.
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Fritchey alleges S Viet rejects peace talks. LBJ accused
Clayton Fritchey says South Viet Nam privately rejects unconditional negotiations while publicly the Johnson administration accuses Hanoi of stalling. He cites Ky's reportedly firm stance and says the State Department suppresses Saigon’s position. Fritchey, former Stevenson aide, resigned from the U.N. mission after Stevenson's death.
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Truce Debated as Viet Cong Violations Emerge
Fallout from the failed Christmas truce described by AP shows Viet Cong violations and resumed hostilities after midnight. The 30 hour Allied truce and 12 hour Viet Cong cease fire overlapped with unclear U.S. and Vietnamese orders. Details of violations ranged from Marine patrol destruction near Da Nang to low level incidents on Christmas Eve. Washington statements and internal confusion framed the briefings as reporters pressed for clarity.
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