NASA Secrecy Criticized in Congressional Report
A House committee released a two year old report accusing NASA of withholding information on Soviet space activities from the public. The panel said NASA failed to challenge military secrecy labels on tracking data while U S officials argued Americans deserve full knowledge to judge U S progress in space against the Soviets.
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House Government Operations Committee
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Notre Dame President backs voting rights bill in crisis call
Rev Theodore Hesburgh of Notre Dame told a House judiciary subcommittee the voting rights bill aims to strike down literacy tests and authorize federal examiners to register Black voters denied the right. He cited cases of Negro vote denial and urged fast broad implementation to hasten full equality.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
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Judiciary
Father Hesburgh
Deep South
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Sky Harbor plans expand east wing parking and six hangars
Airport Director William Ralston will ask the City Council Monday night to expand the east wing parking lot at Sky Harbor to add 400 spaces and construct six private corporation hangars at a cost of 120000 dollars. The hangars would be north of the airport on Air Lane east of 24th Street and current buildings would be demolished as part of a 1.2 million dollar redevelopment program for private and commercial aviation facilities. The council will also hear W R Henderson propose naming a new South Phoenix branch library Ocotillo.
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City Council
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Prvate
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Air Lane
24Th Street
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South Phoenix
Ocotillo
Globe-Miami community TV relay goes off air for funds
Globe Miami public relay television loses service as fund drive seeks $2,000. Programs from four Phoenix channels had been broadcast via relay atop a mountain south of Miami. The non profit system ends service after last night’s programs and a similar shutdown occurred last year to raise money.
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Voskhod 2 lands softly after fiery reentry
MOSCOW AP Voskhod 2 descended in flames but landed on deep snow near Perm, about 725 miles east-northeast of Moscow. Cosmonauts Pavel Belyayev and Alexei Leonov were reported well, with no official post landing details. Tass said the craft burned in the dense atmosphere, Pravda noted prior ships also burned, and both crew completed 17 orbits. Official statements praised a perfect assignment execution.
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Ural Mountains
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Pravda
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei Leonov
Morse Berndt
San Bernardino
Calif
Amer
Superior Court
Lucille
Miller
Chinese Students Lied About Beatings Says Tass
Tass described Chinese students in Moscow as guilty of gross fabrication in a campaign to vilify the Soviet Union after Beijing accused Moscow of maltreatment. The report contrasted a staged airport reception with claims of injured protesters and noted ambulances and stretchers were not needed.
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Alloy Lili
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Bill Schroeder
Holiday Village
S. Dobson
Mesa
Bucks
Ken Ehr
Makelhardt
64Th Street
Oak
Scottsdale
Maria Krivorotko
Botkin Hospital
Court Bans Stockholders Meeting Over Merger Row
A restraining order blocks a stockholders meeting of Producers Life Insurance Co and National Securities Inc. Judges set a 2 p.m. Friday hearing to decide if the ban stays. Rob ert H. Wallace, president of National Securities and board chair of Producers, led the proposed session. Edward Evans contends the Dec 31 1964 meeting was recessed illegally without voting on the merger, violating Arizona law and bylaws. Earlier, Producers management lost a bid to bar dissident shareholders from proxy voting in the merger fight.
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John
Pro-R. Evans
Ducers Life Insurance Co
Producers Life Insurance Co
National Securities Inc
Robert H. Wallace
National Securities
Board
Producers
Wallace
Evans
National Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Tempe Sets Art Classes in Parks Program
Tempe announces an eighth session of the parks and recreation cultural activities program offering glass etching portrait painting water color mosaics leather and ceramics. Classes meet at Temper Beach Recreation Room or National Guard Armory beginning Monday. Registration info available at 967-2001 extension 36.
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Mill Avenue
National Guard
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Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police answered 448 calls in the 24 hour period at 10 am today including 77 traffic accidents 12 with injuries. Box score of crimes include 12 burglaries 1 grand theft 1 armed robbery 1 assault with deadly weapon.
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Guaymas Prepares for Gemini Two Man Shot
Guaymas Sonora AP reports fifty two men are making final technical checks for the two man Gemini shot scheduled Tuesday.
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Guaymas
Sonora
Mexico
Square Dance Events at multiple venues around town
Community square dance night features shows by the Guaymas Empancs Sun shine Squares and the T Squares. Astronauts Grissom and John Young narrate orbit talks at the Glen first North Americans toldale Woman's Club. Other events run at Or they orbit the earth, Angewood School, Boy's Club and Washington School with multiple callers and clubs hosting invitational rounds.
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Grissom
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Angewood School
Ken Ehr
Spinster Leaves 12000 To Police
Mary Clara Tucker, a 85 year old Toronto spinster and school teacher, left $6000 to Joseph Holbrook and $6000 to 17 Metropolitan Toronto police members in her will. The funds come from a 111131 estate probated last Thursday after she died following illness.
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Americans Among 52 at GQuaymas Informal Gathering
Thirty-two of the fifty two attendees at GQuaymas are Americans while the remainder are Mexicans. The event highlights cultural mix in the border area.
Fire Levels Two Stores In Sierra Vista Center
AP report from Sierra Vista says a blaze damaged a carpet store and a music company at a shopping center while firefighters saved several adjacent shops. Early damage estimates reached 150000 dollars. No injuries were reported and an investigation is underway.
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Sierra Vista
Turf Paradise racing results and payouts update
Daily race card results from Turf Paradise with multiple stakes and claiming events. Winners include Jet Judy in the first $1,000 turf for 2 year-olds, Double Fare in the FIRST $3,000 claiming for 4 year-olds and up, Tentmaker and Sun Tracer among others, with detailed show and place payoffs and daily double outcomes.
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Afterburn
Dr. Goddfellow
Yeager
Boot Jack
Murray
Kids Delight
Barnesian
Little Jim
Sandy Pandy
Regal Tune
Barrow
Cleabern
York
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Brooks
Patterson
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Gerkin
Jet Bar
Shoemaker
Pearl
Blum
Bel’te
Mahoney
Rotz
Gobbler's Image
Knapp
Lanilla
Solomone
Quillobelle
Asenjo
Blue Thor
Vasquez
Eleven Keys
Brumfield
Admiral Speed
Late Results From Yesterday's Races Include Odds
Results show multiple races with purses from 3 000 to 8 000. Horses such as Africanus Traffic Whirl Cordillera Gobbler's Image and Bel eau Judge appear with varied payouts. Jockeys Shoemaker Ottaviano Wajda and others listed with prices and show bets.
Ordinance Rechecked by Tucson Officials
Tucson city officials review the 1963 sewer connection fee ordinance not adopted to see possible improvements. City Atty Calvin Webster and Jay Abbey will examine it while council plans to hear the measure Monday to close a loophole that has caused refunds over 10 595 dollars to improvement district members.
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Tucson
Calvin Webster
Jay Abbey
City Water and ‘Sewers Dept
Golden Years $500 last expense plan offer
Let us tell you how you can still apply for our Golden Years $500 last expense plan issued up to age 80. Tear out this ad and mail today with your name address and year of birth to Sunset Plan 31 West Camel back Phoenix Ariz.
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