Arkansas federation leader slams Game and Fish over gun laws and dam plan
Robert A. Apple of Dardanelle told reporters AWF resolutions oppose proposed gun-control measures and a Saline River dam project. He criticized the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for not taking a stand, while a board member urged caution and defended neutrality. The AWF says firearms controls are not the answer to crime.
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Americas
Pryor Opposes Federal Gun Registration Policy
Washington AP Rep Dayla Pryor Democrat Arkansas says the federal government should not regulate gun ownership and licensing and that states must decide the issue. He urged against any federal laws jeopardizing sportsmen and law abiding gun owners while endorsing a federal crime for using a gun in crimes.
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Republicans Pivot on Fortas Nominees and Filibuster
Washington AP reports 19 Republican senators aimed to block Johnson picks Fortas and Thornberry, but Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen pledged support, signaling a possible two thirds vote to end any filibuster. Thurmond and Griffin threaten to filibuster, while the Judiciary Committee sets July 1 hearings and will probe the vacancy question with Ramsey Clark.
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Cuba Returns From Page One Hijacking Spreads Tension
Reports from Radio Havana say Cuban authorities are probing a hijacking the second in 48 hours and the seventh airliner diverted to Cuba this year. A third Varadero to Miami flight was added to the schedule to speed passengers safe return to the United States. The aircraft spent the night at Havana airport as crew and passengers faced delayed departure while Swiss Embassy officials advised passengers to stay behind. The plane departed Havana at 5 96 a.m. EDT and reached Miami 39 minutes later. Northwest Orient identified crew members including First Officer Richard Cone and copilot Kenneth Warras among others.
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Kenneth Warras
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Margarite Schmidt
Miss Burt
Rockefeller calls for strict gun control in Western campaign swing
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged Congress to pass Johnson era gun controls before adjournment as he opened a four state Western campaign tour. He warned that innocent lives are at stake and proposed a broader western policy including a regional peacekeeping concept within the Organization of American States. He also outlined a “good neighbor” plan and scheduled stops in Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon before a short Hawaii vacation.
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