Goldwater to Run for Hayden's Senate Seat in 1968
Scottsdale reports Barry Goldwater will seek a U S Senate seat in 1968, running against Democrat Carl Hayden if needed. He previously left open the race but said he would run regardless of opponents, with Pau l Fannin as current holder through 1971. Goldwater spoke to Motorola political club about his plans and the GOP outlook.
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Minutemen cell found active in Tucson area
Lt. William Gilkinson of the Tucson Police Intelligence Unit says a small Minutemen cell operates locally. The group has trained in Cochise County but has not used automatic weapons or stored explosives, and no law has been broken yet. FBI Arizona chief William Soyars would not comment on investigations, noting FBI jurisdiction over groups threatening internal security. Arizona Constitution affirms armed defense rights but bars private armed bodies.
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Goddard Urges Quick Action to Break Log Jam in Arizona Legislature
Governor Sam Goddard urged a third Arizona special session to break rigidity in budget talks. He pressed for bond authority for university and state projects, urged quick school aid action, and opposed broad debt-limit hikes, noting neighboring states use bonds while cautions remain.
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Weather forecast warm windy with mild tonight
Today's cool windy weather continues tomorrow with partly cloudy intervals. A high near 84 and a low about 65 are forecast after a 66 degree morning low. Yesterday peaked at 91 and at 2 PM the temperature was 85 with 15 percent humidity.
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Inside Today's Citizen Highlights
A compact page summary notes sections including Dr Alvarez Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials Financial News Movie Times Public Records Sports TV Radio Dials and Woman's View across the day’s Citizen.
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United States to add 20,000 troops to Vietnam effort
Secretary McNamara announced the U S will raise South Vietnam forces to about 70 000 to 75 000 with six battalions more joining nine existing units An air mobile division of 15 787 men and extensive helicopter support is planned though deployment timing remains uncertain A Viet Cong ambush killed a U S adviser and a helicopter crew member was fatally shot during a rescue mission in the allied war zone Ky agrees to civilian posts in the new war cabinet and Viet Cong strength is reported at about 165 000 regulars plus 30 000 political propagandists totaling roughly 195 000 with possible eight more North Vietnamese battalions infiltrating prior to air interdiction efforts.
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Fulbright Backed On Negotiating Viet Nam Settlement
Sen. Fulbright urged a negotiated end to the Viet Nam war in a Senate speech drawing broad support. He said a complete military victory would cost too much and called for a middle course, with potential ambassadorial changes and Geneva accords as a bargaining framework.
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Beatles M B E furor spreads as awards stir Britain
John Lennon says the national uproar over Beatles M B E awards almost makes them wish they had never received them. Ringo Starr and others defend the honor while MPs push a motion praising the band’s impact on British economy and morale.
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Budget Boost Proposed for 1965-66 School District
School District administrators proposed a $27.4 million operating budget for 1965-66 with a promise the rise will be far below a $1 tax-rate increase. District officials cite unknown state aid and valuation as key factors, and expect a tax rate potentially not more than about 50 cents higher than the current $7.69 per $100. Final adoption is set for July, with a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Morrow Pushes New School Aid Initiative
District 1 leader Robert Morrow urged a statewide ballot measure if the legislature fails to act this year. He announced a $27.4 million district budget amid mounting financial pressures on Arizona’s largest school system. Morrow favors 53–60 percent state aid if lawmakers do not respond.
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Market gains stall less on profit taking
The stock market rose for the second straight session after a month long slide as the Dow Jones 39 industrials climbed 3.50 to 978.07. Trading remained heavy at 6,320,000 shares, below yesterdays 4 million plus. Gardner Ackley warned the economy could heat up or run dry, but predicted the expansion would continue for many months.
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