Fortas faces calls to resign over outside income
The Fortas case prompts Senate and public criticism after Life magazine revealed fees from the Wolfson Family Foundation and a $15 000 teaching fee at a law school last summer. Senators Miller Thurmond and Gross urge resignation or impeachment while Griffin and Williams seek reforms on foundation funding and ethics.
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Wolfson Family Foundation
Jack Miller
Iowa
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Browa
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
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60 Arrested at Porterville Dog Fight
More than 60 people were arrested and six dogs rescued when deputies raided a bloody professional dog fight east of Porterville. Twelve deputies broke up a ring in a 15 foot square wooden area and confiscated eleven animals as 66 people received misdemeanor citations.
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Tow Trucks Rally Downtown Parking Concerns
New York officials warn drivers follow tow trucks to illegally parked cars to nab spots. Constantine Sidamon Eristoff, city transportation administrator, notes the tactic where motorists wait for a tow to clear a space and move in.
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New York
Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff
Pentagon Corrects Safeguard Cost Estimate
The Defense Department admits undercounting by about 1.2 billion dollars for the antiballistic missile system. Including nuclear warheads raises total project cost to roughly 7.8 billion dollars, up from the previously cited 6.6 billion.
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Washington
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Pentagon Public Information Office
Army
Hidden Warhead Costs In Safeguard System Revealed
The plan for a safeguard system faces a total price of about 6.6 billion dollars for development and deployment over six to seven years, excluding warheads. AEC estimates 1.2 billion for warhead development and production from 1965 to 1976, with testing through 1973 for Spartan and Sprint missiles.
Protests Sweep U S Campuses From New Orleans to New York
Nationwide student demonstrations disrupt campuses from Southern University in New Orleans where black leaders eased a takeover after National Guard talk to Alabama State College sit ins, to Pratt Institute and City College of New York. Police and guards move in as students demand actions on grievances and student power.
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Hippies Spurn Mayor's Plea In Madison Clash Faze Police
UPI reports a third night of clashes as Mayor William Dyke, two weeks in office, urged calm but declined a curfew. About 1,000 hippies confronted him near UW, barriers were set and torched, police used tear gas, bricks and rocks flew. Over 100 arrests and 66 injuries recorded since Saturday’s riot, including 18 officers.
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UPI
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University of Wisconsin
Mifflin
Bassets
State Street
Kennedy and Dirksen clash over civil rights commission
Senator Kennedy accuses opponents of demagoguery as Dirksen blasts the process. Dirksen defends the viability of a federal commission while warning of the vast power of anti discrimination enforcement and predicting a nationwide wave of action.
Youth shot in San Francisco park near Lincoln High School
A 17 year old, Robert Hartzer, was shot and seriously wounded in a park across from Lincoln High School. Police seek two Black youths alleged to have argued with Hartzer before the shooting.
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UPS
Lincoln High School
Robert Hartzer
Lincoln
Hartzer
Housekeeper Drowns in Santa Ana Pool
A 20 year old housekeeper who could not swim drowned Monday in the pool of her Santa Ana employer. Maria Mulgado was found by her boyfriend Myron Babkow at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Chaning. She had been in the pool earlier with the Chaning children Donna Sue and Karen and was reported on the bottom of the pool when Babkow arrived. The Chunings were not at home.
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Myron Babkow
Charles Chaning
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Chuning
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Karen
Babkow
Babcow
Chunings
Modesto Officials Embrace Bike To Work Day
Modesto residents joined Ride a bike to work day with more than 100 civic leaders and business officials cycling during the morning rush. Various bicycles including a unicycle were seen on the streets, with routes reaching eight to ten miles.
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Modesto
UPI
Derailment Blocks Line 15 Hours Near Rosamond
A 41 car derailed on the Southern Pacific main line in the San Joaquin Valley blocking traffic for more than 15 hours. A broken wheel on a northbound train is blamed with no injuries. Four diesels stayed on track while about a quarter mile of track twisted and required replacement. One car flipped 40 feet. Many cars spilled contents including scrap metal. U.S. 14 remained open. The northbound Los Angeles train was canceled and buses carried passengers to Los Angeles.
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San Joaquin Valley
U.S. 14
Sierra Highway
Los Angeles
Oakland
Bakersfield
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