Haugh Backed by Colleagues Over Civil Rights Efforts
House majority leader John Haugh faced praise from Speaker Jack Gilbert and others as he helps steer conferees toward a compromise civil rights bill. The Capitol threat and ensuing comments followed a bomb scare, with Haugh defended as a responsible leader amid cross party debate on the Senate bill.
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House
John Haugh
Jack Gilbert
D-Cochise
Pat Wipperman
D-Maricopa
John Pritzlaff
Pritzlaff
Fight Ugliness Threatens Phoenix Blight Action
Phoenix faces threats to pocketbooks and livability as ugliness grows. City planners architects and business leaders urge action at a public concerns forum, highlighting intercommunity cooperation on streets sewers and downtown redevelopment.
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Valley Beautiful Citizens Council
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Development Corporation
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Parents Blamed For Dropouts In Education Talk
Dr. Daniel Schreiber of Washington DC told an Institute on Education for the Disadvantaged that two thirds of parents of dropouts hold a negative attitude toward education. He noted Arizona's ninth graders have 25 percent not completing high school, below the national 33 percent. He traced the rise of dropouts to a shifting job market and criticized Arizona's compulsory attendance until age 16 or eighth grade, adding Phoenix lacks free secondary textbooks along with Detroit and Milwaukee.
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Washington, D.C
National Education Association
Louisiana
New York State
Arizona
Schreiber
Alhambra High School
Phoenix
Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police logged 474 calls and investigated 55 accidents with nine injuries in the 24 hours ending at 10 am today. Major crime figures include 15 burglaries 4 assaults and 4 grand thefts.
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Phoenix
Cairo students confront embassies amid regional protests
Hundreds of Cairo University students protested West Germany and Tunisia over Israel recognition and Arab retaliation plans. Riot police with clubs and shields forced them back near the embassies as three German photographers were roughed up before police protection. A similar surge occurred in Iraq and Lebanon with embassy violence.
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API
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Jerusalem
Israel
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Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Bonn
West Germany
Iraq
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Lebanon
Blaze Kills 4 In Family in Maine Apartment Fire
A mother Linda McArthur and her three children Benjamin II 5 Paul 2 and 14 month old Joyce died in an eastern Maine 14 story apartment fire. The blaze destroyed their home and authorities investigated the cause as residents mourned the loss.
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Maine
UPI
Linda McArthur
Benjamin II
Paul
Joyce
Beloved Follow Not Evil But That Which Is Good
A devotional excerpt by H. B. Dean urges putting God first, others second, and self last. It cites 3 John 11 and reinforces that following Jesus requires counting the cost and living as a Christian.
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God
Jesus
Arizona House Passes Anti-Molest Bill for Governor Goddard
By a 70 to 0 vote the Arizona House sent a senate bill to Governor Goddard aimed at curbing child molestation and similar crimes. After passing a stronger House measure with harsher penalties, lawmakers adopted the milder senate version to preserve the legislation. The bill includes registration of known offenders and is among few statewide measures to clear both houses late in the session.
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Arizona House Today
Goddard
Senate
House
Detention Home Probe Seeks Repairs and Fire Safety Action
Maricopa County Manager Joseph C. Herrick announced an inspection of the county juvenile detention home and will submit recommendations to the board of supervisors. Juvenile Judge Jack D. Hays requested 52650 dollars to finance the repair project.
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Maricopa
Joseph C. Herrick
Board of Supervisors
Jack D. H. Hays
Queen Suffers Broken Ankle During Austrian Skiing
Queen Juliana of The Netherlands, 55, cracked a bone in her left ankle while skiing in the Austrian Alps. Doctors applied a plaster cast over the entire leg.
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Austria
UPI
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The
Netherlands
Austrian Alps
High Court Reverses Three Decisions In Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court overturned three Maricopa County Superior Court actions. Prisoner Carlton Haney, 29, is ordered released after two years in jail for a crime different from his conviction, with no resentencing. Monte Mack Wallace’s attempted robbery conviction was overturned due to defense testimony about gun sale intent. Custody of two children was awarded to Gregory Andro, despite the lower court ruling for the mother Kathleen Andro Joiner.
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Maricopa County
Arizona Supreme Court
Carlton Haney
Monte Mack Wallace
Lower Court of Defense
Wallace
Gregory Andro
Kathleen Andro Joiner
Springs
Wyo
Senate Enlarged In New Mexico
The New Mexico Senate voted 18-13 to grow from 32 to 37 members with weighted voting. A companion measure to amend the state constitution for such voting passed 21-9. The plan assigns 509 total votes, with Harding County's 1,894 people getting one vote and Bernalillo County receiving six senators sharing 141 votes. The 31 remaining counties each have one senator with votes from one to 141. The House rejected a weight vote plan 51-23, proposing 70 members and five multicounty districts. Judge Caswell Neal had ruled weighted voting unconstitutional on 23 points in 1963.
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N. M
New Mexico Senate
Senate
Harding
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dist
Caswell Neal
Carlsbad
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