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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
1
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor after a second White House meeting with President Johnson says no increase in U S manpower in South Viet Nam is needed. He spoke to reporters after about steps to aid South Viet Nam against Communist guerrillas.
Police say James Bergen killed his wife Joyce 22 and five children ages 18 months to 6, then shot himself. A 17 year old girl was found shot upstairs. another child, Kathy 3, was critically wounded. The .22 rifle was used.
Kerr McGee Oil Industries will start a 5,100 foot test about 15 miles southwest of Red Rock on the Navajo Reservation in Apache County. The Arizona Oil and Gas Department issued the drilling permit for the Kerr McGee No. 1 Navajo well set to begin around December 15.
The Wranglers 4-H Club will collect toys for needy Winslow children this Saturday December 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A door to door canvass will gather gifts and Lions Club volunteers will mend and prepare them for Christmas distribution. Call 289-2989 to arrange pickup if not contacted.
A heated Senate hearing ended with McLendon, a 74-year-old white-haired attorney, denouncing Williams as untrue. Williams asserted he had more information on government contracts tied to McCloskey Construction Co but McLendon refused to pursue unless Baker and others were involved. Senator Curtis challenged the outburst, calling it impertinent and noting it was unusual for an employee to call a senator a liar.
Negotiators at the United Nations in New York convened behind the scenes as hopes rose for a possible agreement to resolve the organization's severe financial and constitutional crisis.
An 18 year old logger missing for two days near Maverick was found in good condition. Arthur Mizner of Albuquerque disappeared Tuesday morning while in a snow clearing crew about 10 miles northwest of Maverick at 7 500 feet altitude a known cold spot in the nation.
Reno Nevada Democratic Sen Howard W Cannon appeared winner after a recount by 84 votes over opponent in the U S Senate race.
Sen. Carl Hayden recommends William P. Copple of Yuma for the U.S. attorney post in Arizona. Acting U.S. attorney JoAnn Diames of Tucson holds the office, appointed after Carl A. Muecke became U.S. District Court judge in Phoenix.
Lee Thomas of Oraibi is elected as the Hopi tribal chairman succeeding Abbott Sekaquattewa wa. Robert Adams of Polacca is named vice chairman as the 10 member council begins a new term. The tribe's oil exploration and lease sales under Sekaquattewa wa's term added over $3.23 million to the tribal treasury.
Two East German border guards were captured by fellow East Germans while attempting to flee over the Berlin Wall. West Berlin police reported the incident occurred early today.
Temperature outlook shows a high of 50 degrees and a low of 24 below zero tonight. Yesterday reached 54 with a 29 degree low this morning and a high of 48 is forecast for tomorrow.
In northeast Congo a mercenary led government column pressed rebels holding about 500 Western hostages. Five Europeans were found dead as rebels reportedly fled toward Watsa near the Sudanese border, pursued by a force totaling 230 mercenaries and Congo troops.
Washington AP reports the Defense Department says 28,500 of 63,401 jobs to be eliminated under the Pentagon base-closing order are held by civilians. The remainder are military personnel. Secretary McNamara announced 80 bases in the United States and 15 overseas would be shut down.
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