Arizona Weather Summary for State Regions
Fair in the west and partly cloudy in the east today with mostly clear conditions tonight and Saturday. Snow flurries affect eastern mountains and some showers southeast after now. temperatures rise modestly Saturday. Highs 35-50 north, 50-65 south. lows 15-30 north, 30-35 south. Five day outlook shows light snow flurries eastern mountains and north portions starting Monday. otherwise minimal precipitation. Temperatures hover 2-7 degrees above normal in the northwest and near normal elsewhere with a slight weekend warming trend. North region temperatures range 45-15 at 7000 feet, southern deserts 70-40, higher southern valleys 65-35.
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Arizona
Student protest seizes campus building to demand fund access
About 801 students allegedly paid 300 each for what organizers described as free speech actions. Rebels seized Sproul Hall Wednesday night and refused to vacate despite Chancellor Edward Strong. Mario Savio, 21, led demonstrators demanding unrestricted recruitment and campus fund collection for off campus political activities. Jailed protesters were largely released on bond. Kerr said seizure had nothing to do with free speech.
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Sproul
Edward Strong
Mario Savio
California
New York City
FSM
Kerr
Murder Case Ties to Civil Rights Slayings Arrests in Mississippi
Federal charges accuse Deputy Sheriff Price and others of conspiring to arrest and murder James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner, amid a nationwide flood of outrage. Nineteen of twenty one suspects faced conspiracy counts with penalties up to ten years and five thousand dollars, while two faced accessory charges.
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Edgar Killen
Roy Moore
Jackson FBI
Philadelphia
Miss
FBI
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Price
Chaney
Mississippi
White House
Jolly Farm
Biloxi
Rainey
Neshoba County
Navajo County Opens Second Job Corps Center
The article notes plans for a second Job Corps center in Navajo County with Winslow and Alpine already approved. Governor’s action was relayed to the Daily Mail by Col. Moore by telephone this morning.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Alpine
Daily Mail
Col. Moore
Sugar Growers Seek Higher Marketing Quota
The national Beet Growers Federation adopted resolutions urging Congress to raise the industry annual marketing quota and allow sale of excess sugar produced at government request in Yakima Washington.
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Yakima, Wash
National Beet Growers Federation
Congress
Johnson Ready To Change Missile Plans
President Johnson signals readiness to alter U S NATO nuclear missile force plans to win British participation and keep doors open for possible French cooperation while avoiding a French block on forming the alliance force. The remarks followed a Georgetown University address.
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Johnson
Washington
U.S
France
NATO
Georgetown University
Park Boards To Talk It Over
Phoenix AP reports state park boards will discuss park plans progress reports and appropriations in a Monday meeting outlining upcoming actions and funding.
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Phoenix (Ap
State Parks
Board Briefs On Park Projects At Phoenix Meeting
A Phoenix meeting will include a progress report on Jerome Historic Park and plans for Buckskin Mountain Park on the Colorado River. The board considers appropriations to start Picacho Peak Scenic Park and develop Buckskin Mountain Jerome Tubac and the Tombstone Court House Historical Monument.
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Phoenix
Jerome Historic Park
Buckskin Mountain Park
Colorado River
Picacho Peak
Buckskin Mountain
Jerome
Tubac
Tombstone Court House Historical Monument
Congressman Burch Chance Urged To Unite GOP
Rep. Bob Wilson says Dean Burch should be given a chance to present a program and unify the Republican Party. The remarks came in Washington as the GOP party seeks cohesion.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Dean Burch
Rep
Bob Wilson
California
Burch
Gamma Phi Beta to Host Flagstaff Food Drive Sunday
Gamma Phi Beta publicity chairman Jane Ford of Winston says ASC sorority will hold a food drive in Flagstaff on Sunday December 6 starting at 1 p.m. Local volunteers gather to collect nonperishable items for charity.
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Jane Ford
Winston
Gamma Phi Beta
ASC
Flagstaff
Window Break Reports From Roosevelt School and Dwight LaMar House
Police notes report a broken window at Roosevelt School and a separate front window broken at the Dwight LaMar residence, damaged by a rock. The incidents appear incidental and unconnected according to the brief notes.
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Roosevelt School
Dwight LaMar
Fire at 1400 Warren Basemen Turns Out To Be Appliance Motor
A fire reported in the basement of 1400 Warren was found to be an appliance motor overheating rather than a structure blaze. Fire crews responded and left the scene after confirming the cause.
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Warren
Car Break-In Attempt Reported by Russell Boring
Russell Boring reported an attempted car break-in, describing an unsuccessful intrusion and no injuries. Police were notified and are reviewing nearby security footage for leads.
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Russell Boring
Drivers Involved In Collision Evade Police Reports
Drivers involved in an accident at Second and Kinsley yesterday afternoon had not filed reports with police by mid morning today. Both vehicles were driven away.
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Second
Kinsley
Fannin Outspent Roy Elson In Senate Bid
Gov. Paul Fannin spent 144,470 in his Senate race while Democrat Roy Elson spent 139,247 in his unsuccessful effort. The campaign financial statements were filed with the secretary of state as required by law.
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Phoenix
Paul Fannin
U.S. Senate
Roy Elson
Secretary of State
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