Udall Defends CAP Justification Before House Panel
Secretary Udall testified that the Central Arizona Project retains strong economic and financial justification in light of new Colorado River flow figures over 62 years. Commissioner Dominy joined Udall before the House Interior Committee irrigation and reclamation subcommittee.
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Lee Ferry
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Copper industry faults administration over strike tactics
The major copper producers accuse the Administration of illegal influence as open hearings begin to pressure a settlement in the 199 day strike. Union spokesmen say a deal is impossible while companies push for wage differences and nonuniform contracts across all firms.
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Malony
Fighting Erupts In Suez As Israeli-Egyptian Artillery Duel
Israeli planes struck Ismailia on the Suez Canal and Egyptian and Israeli forces exchanged fire across the waterway. Aimed at clearing the northern canal, Egyptian launches were hit as Egypt sought to survey the southern end to free foreign ships trapped for seven months. Israeli claims include destruction of two Egyptian tanks and three Israeli wounded.
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Cambodia Names Penn Nouth Premier for Fifth Time
Prince Norodom Sihanouk installed Penn Nouth as Cambodia’s premier to succeed the caretaker government of Son Sann. Penn Nouth becomes premier for the fifth time since 1948.
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Johnson Under Fire Over Pueblo Crew Release Delay
UPI report shows U S officials expect North Korea to hold the Pueblo crew for several more weeks while interrogations focus on technicians and sensitive electronics. Washington emphasizes diplomatic efforts and limited military deployments as Johnson meets top advisers to press for release and consider UN Security Council involvement.
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Airplane theft ends with forced landing off Key West
Ernest Hall of Albuquerque stole a Piper Apache from Marathon airport with two flintlock pistols and a fishing knife, claiming Cuba as his destination. Navy jets intercepted, forcing him to land near Boca Chica. Hall was arrested for grand larceny as officials noted the incident was part of a wider crossfire of Cold War tensions.
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Motivation probe shadows Tucson Police Department ethics
City and state officials discuss the motive behind the Tucson Police Department investigation as the probe moves to the grand jury. Judge Lawrence Howard found no charges or evidence against officers though witnesses invoked Fifth Amendment rights amid polygraph disputes.
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Inside Today's Citizen Financial News 28 29 Movie Times
A brief snapshot from Citizen Financial News highlights sections on movie showtimes for the day and upcoming releases. It notes public records listings the 2 Mon TV Radio dials and related guidance for readers navigating schedules.
Dow Jones Averages Dip as Stocks Close Lower
New York AP reports the Dow Jones closing averages with the 30 Industrials at 859.57, down 4.10, the 20 Rails at 230.209, down 0.11, and the 15 Utilities at 129.73, down 0.19, with volume at 10,120,000.
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Viet Cong Attack Crashes Through Cease-fire in Saigon
Viet Cong shelled Saigon and eight major cities in a coordinated offensive breaking the Tet truce. The assault hit the Independence Palace and the U.S. Embassy while fighting raged in Da Nang, Pleiku, and other towns as U.S. and Vietnamese forces returned to war footing. General Westmoreland ordered renewed combat actions as U.S. casualties and losses mounted.
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Perfect Day Forecast For Tucson
Variable clouds and steady temperatures with a light breeze. Rain remains unlikely with a 10 percent chance. Tonight's low around 40 to 45 degrees ahead of tomorrow's near 70 degree high. Downtown Tucson hits 67 and 37 percent humidity at 2 PM.
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Clifford Confirmed as Defense Chief by Senate
The Senate confirmed Clark M. Clifford unanimously to become secretary of defense, approved by voice vote. President Johnson’s choice, a long time White House adviser, succeeds Robert McNamara with praise from Sen. Dirksen and Senate leaders for Clifford’s patriotism and trustworthiness.
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Washington
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RFK Declines 1968 Presidential Run Citing Johnson
Senator Robert F. Kennedy said he would not oppose renomination of President Lyndon Johnson under any foreseeable circumstances. He told reporters he would not enter the race despite fresh speculation.
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UPI
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