Seven named to Arizona Civil Rights Commission
Governor Goddard appoints seven Arizonans to the new state Civil Rights Commission created this year. The bipartisan group starts with a $35,000 budget and three year terms with staggered expirations. Members include Cornelius Dutcher Scottsdale Barry DeRose Globe Woodrow Crain Flagstaff Wil Gonzales Superior John Rockwell Phoenix Mrs Louis C Van Arsdell Phoenix Morgan Maxwell Jr Tucson. The panel can investigate discrimination in public accommodations labor unions and employers and awaits senate confirmation.
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Cornelius Dutcher
Scottsdale
Barry DeRose
Globe
Woodrow Crain
Flagstaff
Wil Gonzales
Superior
John Rockwell
Louis C. van Arsdell
Phoenix
Morgan Maxwell Jr
Tucson
Commission
DeRose
Rockwell
Crain
van Arsdell
Dutcher
Gonzales
Maxwell
Senate
Two Guilty In Spy Plot
Army Sgt. Robert Lee Johnson and James A. Mintkenbaugh pleaded guilty to conspiring to obtain defense secrets and acting as Russian agents without notifying the secretary of state. They face up to 25 years. espionage charges were dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria, Va
U.S
Russia
Army
Robert Lee Johnson
James A. Mintkenbaugh
U.S. District
Johnson and Mintkenbaugh
Treasure of Fidel Castro Bought in Milan Sale
An Italian dealer Mahmood Mowlazadeh said he purchased what is described as the treasure of Fidel Castro. The five freight cars contain porcelain bronzes furniture and marble objects packed with packing material lessening value. The shipment crossed the Italian Swiss border last month. customs delays and no protests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Fidel Castro
Miami
Fla
Thieves Seek Front Doors in Fremont Knock Game
Police in Fremont pursue a three thief gang described as two men and a woman in a pickup. They visited three new homes and removed the front doors under the claim the doors were to be refinished. The suspects vanished after the thefts.
Lawford and Pat Kennedy Separate Permanently
New York AP Time Magazine reports actor Peter Lawford and his wife Pat Kennedy have decided on a permanent legal separation after 11 years of marriage. Lawford, 39, and Pat Kennedy, 41, have been living apart with three children. Pat remains in New York while Lawford is in Hollywood.
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New York
Peter Lawford
Pat Kennedy
Time Magazine
Kennedy
Lawford
Time
John F. Kennedy
Hollywood
Peter
Pat
Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Bonanza
Yuma
el Centro
San Diego
Rare Brasher doubloon stolen from Yale Library worth fortunes
Thieves stole $1 million worth of rare coins from Yale University Library including a Brasher doubloon, one of only seven known, valued at $981,556.40. The heist involved hooded robbers and occurred just before Memorial Day, highlighting the museum quality loss and potential for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Yale
Menzies Cites Viet Nam Issues
Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Gordon Menzies says Viet Nam issues concern the world and are not local. He told reporters after lunch with President Johnson that Australia is united with the United States in resisting Communist aggression in South Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies
Viet Nam
Washington
Robert Gordon Menzies
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arizona Rights Unit
Phoenicians
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Roger Long
Martin Lentz
Delwin Bond
Robert Dienhart
Rex Smith
Castro
Europe
Mahmood Mowlazadeh
Fremont
Calif
UPI
Lawfords
Brasher
Ephraim Brasher
Bardenheier
Middle West
Barney's
E. McDowell
SILEX
Idealebby
16Th Street
Arizona Washer Parts
N. Central
Aquafilter
Aquafilter Corp
Newton Centre
Massachusetts
Mesa
Tempe
Casa Grande
Glendale
Wickenburg
Maryvale
Apache Junction
Greater
Los Angeles Area
Disneyland
Newport
Laguna
Salt Lake
Qty
Clreno
Las Vegas
Bonanza Airlines
Tro
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