Klansman To Face New Trial In Alabama Murder Case
Atty. Gen. Rich mond Flowers says Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. will be tried again for the killing of a white civil rights demonstrator after a deadlocked state jury neared conviction. Other Klansmen in the Liuzzo case await Septem ber trials. federal indictments also linger.
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Puppetry Presentation by Tamara Nijinsky at Stagebrush Theater
Tamara Nijinsky daughter of Vaslav Nijinsky will discuss puppetry history and provide a demonstration of Wayang Puppets at the Scottsdale Players Workshop meeting. The free program starts at 7 45 p m tomorrow at Stagebrush Theater Scottsdale Ball Park Plaza two blocks east of Scottsdale Road between Osborne and Second Street.
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Stagebrush
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ASU Presents Oboe Recital Featuring Fred Capps
ASU music department presents an oboe recital by Fred Capps of Phoenix, Arizona State University student, on Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in Gammage Recital Hall. Doris Stevenson accompanies, with Janice Baty violin Ellen Jones cello Linda Michels viola and Robert Strava violin assisting.
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Fred Capps
Phoenix
Arizona State University
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Janice Baty
Ellen Jones
Linda Michels
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Northwest senator backs study on exporting Columbia River water
Sen. Sen B. Jordan of Idaho predicts a formal study on exporting Columbia River water to the Pacific Southwest is inevitable. He says it could be good for Northwest states, if safeguards are applied, and urges united action against out of basin diversions while noting the Columbia Basin was left out of the 1965 Water Resources Planning Act.
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Rhodesia election edges Smith toward independence
In Salisbury, Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front won at least 46 of 50 white seats as the all white government nears declaring independence from Britain. Opposition led by David Butler failed to hold his seat, while the campaign centered on independence with no white leader opposing it.
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Fighter Retired From Air Force F 84F Jet
The Air Force has retired its last F 84F jet fighter from active inventory. The aircraft, used during the Korean War, last served with the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing which now operates the F4C Phantom II at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.
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Wolfe seeks divorce from 19-year-old bride in mental cruelty suit
Los Angeles AP Glynn D Wolfe a 51 year old former Hollywood hotelman seeks to end his 19 year marriage to Demerle Wolfe. He filed a Superior Court complaint yesterday accusing her of mental cruelty in a bid to be declared single again.
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New Editor Named For ASU State Press
TEMPE Shirley DeMarke a 20 year old political science major at Arizona State University has been chosen editor in chief of the student newspaper The State Press The paper will publish four editions a week starting in September replacing the current twice weekly schedule DeMarke 2102 N 28th St Phoenix will succeed John Kendall as editor She is daughter of Philip DeMarke a Phoenix Gazette proofreader.
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Trial Set In Fatal Car Collision Case In Arizona
Robert George Thurman, 31, of Murray Utah faces murder manslaughter charges in a Jan 14 head on crash on East Camelback Road causing the death of Mildred E Nelson. Trial in Maricopa County Superior Court is scheduled for June 29.
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Stalin and Zhukov Applauded at Kremlin Anniversary Event
In Moscow the Kremlin audience applauded Joseph Stalin and Marshal Georgi Zhukov at the Kremlin palace gathering marking the 20th anniversary of V E Day. Brezhnev announced Stalin as wartime generalissimo and praised Moscow as Hero City, prompting lively reactions.
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