Institutions Hearing Sought For Delinquent Boys Facility
State juvenile board directors urge legislative leaders to hold a public hearing next Thursday on the urgent need for an additional institution for delinquent boys. They note plans were drawn and authorization requested in January but no action has been taken while groups including the Superior Court Judges Association and church groups support the facility. A telegram says the board would be derelict to ignore the current detention strain.
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Superior Court Judges Association
Correctional Workers Association
Tax changes debated in special session address exemptions and housing taxes
Exemptions for disabled veterans and widows tied to state residency at death or discharge anchor a broader budget plan. Lawmakers discuss shifting the state income tax to offset property tax benefits while establishing fiscal controls and urging agency economization. A constitutional amendment may be necessary, with votes pending. The house recessed until Monday as a third special session looms in Governor Goddard's clash with legislators.
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Barr
Goddard
Governor's remarks spark dispute over training of legislators
In a misquoted speech, the Governor denounced the legislature as 108 untrained individuals while addressing social welfare workers. He later claimed the remark referred to a lack of specialized training, but in Tucson last night he signaled plans for continued special sessions until laws favor homeowners and taxpayers are enacted.
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Tucson
Coup turmoil in Saigon reshapes leadership at 18 month rule
Viet Nam’s ruling leaders who held power for 18 months dissolved the cabinet under pressure from Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky. The military said Qual built an effective government as focus shifted to fighting the Viet Cong. Saigon bases Saigon Bien Hoa Da Nang were placed on alert amid reports of a brewing coup and cabinet changes. Ho Chi Minh urged US pullout before peace talks. Kosygin warned USSR would refrain from nuclear use even if the US escalates in Viet Nam.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Qual
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
da Nang
Air Force
Viet Cong Ambush Wounds Marine Lieutenant Near Da Nang
A Viet Cong unit ambushed three Jeep loads of U S Marines four miles from Da Nang Air Base. A lieutenant suffered a collapsed right lung after a mine or projectile struck him. Marines in the column, armed with eight weapons, evacuated the wounded and returned fire as the lead vehicle was attacked.
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DA Nang, Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
U N Moves on Conflict as Velazquez Protests Uruguayan Plan
U N representative dispatched to northern city scene as U S Ambassador Stevenson seeks prompt unanimous O A S resolution. Velazquez proposes Uruguayan revised text stressing council primacy and urging states to abstain from military aid to factions. US notes neutrality and compliance with cease fire while praising hostilities suspension.
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U.N
U.S
Adlai B.stevenson
OAS
Carlos Maria Velazquez
Security Council
Spacecraft Launch Delayed by Weather at Cape Kennedy
Heavy clouds over the South Atlantic forced a 24 hour postponement of an attempt to launch a Project Fire spacecraft. The Atlas booster launch is rescheduled for tomorrow during a firing window from 1 22 p m to 5 08 p m Phoenix time.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
South Atlantic Ocean
Project Fire
Apollo
Atlas
Voting Bill Debate Block Proposed by 47 Democrats
The Newport News item notes a new move to limit Senate debate on the Negro voting rights bills. The measure is backed by 47 Democrats and eight Republicans, with two more Democrats signing on. Supporters seek a two thirds vote to invoke the one hour speaking time rule on the bill and amendments, slated for next Tuesday.
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Newport News
Senate
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
King Gets Main Blame For Turmoil In St Augustine
A Florida legislative committee blamed Rev. Martin Luther King the Ku Klux Klan and news media for last summer’s racial turmoil in St Augustine. The report says King and his followers used provocateurs and financial resources to destroy interracial relations.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Legislative Investigating Committee
Martin Luther King
St. Augustine
King
Two bombs thrown in Mexico building
In Mexico City, at least two homemade bombs were thrown into the Mexican Russian Cultural Relations Institute building, breaking two display cases. Police found a Cuban flag at the scene, suggesting anti Castro Cubans may be responsible, though no one was inside the affected area.
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Mexico
Mexico City
U S Troops Ordered to Bar Armed Parties in Santo Domingo
The White House announced American troops in Santo Domingo are to bar passage of armed groups through their lines. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States pursues a policy of complete neutrality in the Dominican Republic amid reports troops have taken sides in the revolt against the junta governing Santo Domingo.
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Washington
White House
Santo Domingo
Dean Rusk
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Santo Dominigo
Times
United States
U.s.held
Ozama River
Nations In Question
Organization of American States
35th Polaris Sub Launched By U S
Newport News Virginia AP reports the United States launched its 35th Polaris submarine, the George C Marshall. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the submarine’s mission is to help prevent nuclear war. The 13th Polaris submarine marked the milestone.
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Newport News
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
Convict Escorted To Crime Probe
Americo De Pietto, a convicted narcotics racketeer unhappy at being set down by the crime syndicate, was escorted under heavy guard to the Federal Building in Chicago as a grand jury probes organized crime. He was brought from Leavenworth Prison to testify, protected by four deputy U.S. marshals with shotguns and revolvers.
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Chicago
Americo DePietto
Federal Building
Depietto
Leavenworth Prison
U.S
U.S. Vows Neutrality in Dominican Crisis Despite Juntas Advance
The Times reports that 20 Americans have died since November 5 and U S troops massed in Santo Domingo may force a cease-fire by threat or force but Washington rejects halting the junta to preserve neutrality. Deputy Defense Secretary Vance says orders for impartiality are crystal clear to all commands in the Dominican Republic.
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Dominican Republic
the Times
U.S
Santo Domingo
Imbert
Washington
Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
Johnson
Political Fires May Erupt In Five Latin Countries
Chad G Robischaud reports potential unrest across Bolivia Uruguay Argentina Ecuador and Brazil as regional tensions threaten stability. Military coups, miners strikes, evolving juntas and uprisings could disrupt governments, economies and U.S. interests amid a wary Latin American scene.
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Latin Countries
Barrientos
Uruguay
Bolivia
Storms Batter Upper Midwest Reach Great Lakes
Storms that lashed Montana and the Northern Plains yesterday moved into the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes today. Thunderstorms cooled highs into the 30s, disrupting travel and prompting weather advisories across several states.
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Montana
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Poverty program sparks mixed views across states
Scattered showers along the Gulf Coast and through the Middle Atlantic states accompany discussion of a kindergarten readiness plan. Officials warn of early challenges, debates over year round operation, and concerns about teaching basic skills to future students. Weather shows regional warmth from Gulf Coast to Great Lakes with tornado reports in Minnesota and South Dakota.
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Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantics
Rockies
Oregon-Northern
Isaac Districts
Vance
U.s.california Seaboard
Showers Possible In Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona may see scattered showers over the weekend in higher elevations. Denials were issued by White House Press Secretary George Reedy and by Ellsworth Bunker, U S ambassador to the OAS.
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Arizona
White House
George Reedy
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
OAS
U.S. Sends Aid and Weather Report Mix in Belgrade Dispatch
UPI reports the United States provided 305 tons of flour milk and vegetable oil for flood relief in Yugoslavia with eight weeks of aid. A separate weather bulletin notes high cloudiness winds and scattered storms across the Northern Plains Dakotas and western states with highs around 60 to 100 degrees and gusts up to 75 mph in Nebraska.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
United States
Sis
Serbia
Tanjug
Plains
Burwell
Neb
McNary
Huron
Dakotas
Phoenix
Western
Coolidge
Rapid City
M. D
Andlday
Maverick
Glasgow
Mont
Constipation Linked to Hemorrhoids Promoted Product Claim
An advertisement claims constipation causes hemorrhoids and that the SERULAN vegetable laxative eases both with daily use. It suggests relief comes from removing strain, reducing inflammation, and aiding healing, with availability at drug counters.
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