Institution Hearing Is Sought for Delinquent Boys Facility
State juvenile board directors ask lawmakers for a public hearing next Thursday on the urgent need for an additional institution for delinquent boys. They say plans and authorization were requested in January but no action has been taken. Groups backing the facility include Superior Court Judges Association, Correctional Workers Association, and community and church groups. A telegram urges legislators not to neglect the impossible current burden in caring for state juveniles.
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Superior Court Judges Association
Correctional Workers Association
Vietnam Coup Fallout Marks Government Shakeup
News from Saigon reports a voluntary dissolution of the ruling council under Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky as military leaders prepare to shift focus to Viet Cong combat. Cabinet changes may be delayed, with Saigon bases placed on alert to ensure a peaceful transition as Ho Chi Minh and Kosygin issue inflammatory statements abroad.
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Quat
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
da Nang
Air Force
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
L'Unita
United States
North Viet Nan
Tax changes urged to shift burden and aid veterans
Barr outlined proposals to limit exemptions to disabled veterans who reside in the state at discharge and widows whose husbands died in the state. He called for reform of the income tax to raise revenue from expensive homes to offset property tax relief, stricter budget controls, and a constitutional amendment subject to voter approval. The House recessed until Monday as governors and legislators consider further special sessions amid ongoing clashes.
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Barr
Goddard
Viet Cong Ambush Wounds Marine Lieutenant Near Da Nang
A Viet Cong ambush four miles from Da Nang Air Base wounded a lieutenant and 11 Marines returning from a reconnaissance mission in three jeeps. The lieutenant suffered a collapsed right lung from a mine blast as Marines faced a hail of small arms fire with only eight weapons.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang Air Base
3Rd Engineering Battalion
Governor criticizes legislators amid social welfare debate
The Governor told social welfare workers that the legislative body has 108 unsorted, untrained individuals. He said his intent was about untrained for specialized welfare decisions. In Tucson, he warned lawmakers must decide and hinted at more special sessions unless laws favor homeowners and taxpayers.
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Ile
Tucson
U N Scene Drives Uruguayan Peace Move Clash
A U N representative arrives to collect updates as Adlai Stevenson urges the OAS to back a U S resolution. Uruguay’s ambassador counters with a revised plan stressing the council’s sole duty, urging states to refrain from aiding opposing factions and complicating U S neutrality claims. The council seeks a strict cease fire and suspended hostilities.
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U.S
Adlai E. [Stevenson
OAS
Carlos Maria Velazquez
Security Council
Isemen
Spacecraft Launch Delayed by Clouds at Cape Kennedy
Heavy clouds over the South Atlantic forced a 24 hour postponement of a Project Fire spacecraft test. The Atlas booster launch was rescheduled for tomorrow during a favorable firing window between 1 22 p m and 5 08 p m Phoenix time.
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Fila
South Atlantic Ocean
Apollo
Atlas
Voting Bill Talk Limit Proposed in Senate
A petition to close off Senate debate on the Negro voting rights bill was filed today by 35 senators, 27 Democrats and eight Republicans. Two additional Democrats Harrison Williams and Quentin Burdick signed on, with Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co noted in connection to the event and tribute.
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Senate
Harrison Williams
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Quentin Burdick
Signa Hares
King Gets Main Blame For Turmoil
Florida's legislative committee report blames Martin Luther King for turmoil over debate limits and race issues. The 145 page document accuses King of intrusion and provoking a shift in interracial relations, while outlining the rule to cap speaking time for the bill and calling for a two thirds Senate vote to implement.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Lenny
Ate
Martin Luther King
St. Augustine
King
Two Bombs Thrown At Mexican Cultural Institute
In Mexico City at the Mexican Russian Cultural Relations Institute a pair of homemade bombs exploded in an unoccupied section of the building. Police found a Cuban flag at the scene suggesting possible anti-Castro Cuban involvement. no injuries were reported.
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Mexico
Mexico. City
U S Troops Ordered to Bar Armed Parties in Santo Domingo
The White House ordered American troops in Santo Domingo to bar passage of armed groups through their lines as Dean Rusk announced a policy of complete neutrality in the Dominican Republic. The statements address reports that U S forces have sided with rebels seeking to overthrow the Santo Domingo junta.
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Washington
White House
Santo Domingo
Dean Rusk
Dominican Republic
35th Polaris Sub Launched By U S
Newport News Va AP reports the 35th Polaris submarine the George C Marshall was launched. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the sub is an instrument aimed at helping prevent nuclear war. The Navy described its mission as strategic deterrence and national defense.
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Army
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Newport News
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
Convict Escorted To Crime Probe
Americo De Pietto, convicted narcotics racketeer, escorted by heavy guard into Chicago Federal Building as a grand jury probes organized crime. He had bitter remarks about the crime syndicate and is part of the investigation.
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Chicago
Americo de Pietto
Federal Building
Truce Raised Death Toll in Dominican Conflict
A New York Times dispatch from Washington reports 20 Americans killed since U8 forces landed in the Dominican Republic over three weeks ago. President Johnson’s administration reportedly will not block the junta’s push to capture rebel positions in the north, while officials say the U.S. will not permit junta troops to cross the U.S. held international zone around downtown Santo Domingo on both sides of the Ozama River.
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The
New York Times
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Johnson
Tunes
United States
U.s.held
Santo Domingo
Political Fires May Erupt In Five Latin Countries
Chicago Daily News Service examines Bolivia Uruguay Argentina Ecuador and Brazil as Latin American volatility rises after Dominican Republic unrest. potential clashes loom amid Bolivian miner and peasant tensions Uruguayan welfare state strain Argentine military risk Ecuadorian junta reforms clash with bankers Brazil faces shift if Castelo Branco regime destabilizes.
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Latin Countries
Gerry
Poverty district kindergarten debate sparks year round concern
Officials warn eight week program for poverty districts will require children aged six to begin first grade readiness. Critics call it a glorified babysitting service and expect teaching in talking dressing eating and toileting. Leap coordinator Milton Gan advocates year round operation for full success.
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Milton Gan
U.S. Sends Aid to Serbia Flood Relief Effort
Belgrade reports the United States dispatched 305 tons of flour milk and vegetable oil for flood relief in Serbia as part of international aid efforts.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
United States
Serbia
Tanjug
Storms Batter Upper Midwest and Great Lakes
Storms from the Northern Plains tracked into the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes while showers spread along the Gulf Coast, Middle Atlantic, central Rockies, and Oregon-Northern California seaboard. Overnight lows dipped into the 20s and 30s across Montana Maine Wisconsin and North Carolina reported heavy rain in several southern cities with brisk southerly winds bringing warm air from the Gulf Coast toward the Great Lakes region.
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California Seaboard
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Asheville
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Texas
Virginia
Carolinas
South Carolina
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Showers Possible In Northern Arizona Weekend
Northern Arizona may see scattered showers this weekend as cool air moves in from the west. Strong winds and a few storms affected the Northern Plains yesterday with gusts up to 75 mph in Nebraska and South Dakota. Temperatures across the region varied with Phoenix at 58 this morning and 100 yesterday, while Show Low-McNary reported over an inch of rain and hail.
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Faulkton
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Dakotas
Phoenix
Coolidge
Plains
Yester
Rapid City
Maverick
Glasgow
Mont
Constipation Tied To Hemorrhoids Says Magazine
A leading national magazine notes constipation as a major cause of hemorrhoids, describing swollen veins up to five times normal size. The ad promotes SeRUTAN as an all-vegetable laxative that aids moisture and peristalsis to relieve constipation and reduce hemorrhoid inflammation, urging daily use and availability at drug counters.
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