Arizona faces lack of facilities for seriously ill juvenile
A 15 year old shot his stepmother and the court finds him psychotic and not legally responsible. Arizona lacks in state facilities for intensive psychiatric juvenile care with out of state treatment costly at about 650 dollars monthly. The Juvenile Court and State Board of Juvenile Institutions cite no suitable local options, urging Legislature to fund proper facilities.
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London Bridge Goes Brick by Brick to Arizona
The historic London Bridge, settling into the Thames, is sold to McCulloch Oil and will be relocated to Lake Havasu City Arizona. The outside bricks will form a tourist draw while Britain loses a famed monument. The deal cost over two million dollars and promotes the relocation as a modern attraction.
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Clifford Shapes Johnsons Vietnam Policy And Campaign Moves
Secretary of defense Clifford presented a blunt, comprehensive war assessment at a cabinet meeting, influencing Johnsons March peace bid and outlining options that would mobilize 250,000 reservists and raise the budget by at least 10 billion dollars. The report drew sharp Republican reactions in Kentucky as Lee Nunn targeted Marlow Cook, while Humphreys camp pursued a California strategy to avoid primaries and lean on labor support for potential delegates.
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California
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Eugene Wyman
Cyril Magnin
Los Angeles
George Miller
Roger Kent
Kennedy
Don Bradley
Tom Saunders
William‘Gonnell
Chicago
Anxious wife questions Henry about banked concern
A newspaper excerpt notes a quip about Henry’s banked worry and defines a statesman as someone balanced by forces. It also mentions a New York cafe robbery using incapacitating gas and a statistic about cars operating only 5 percent of their life.
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New York
American Automobile Association
Letters praise Dr. Ragsdale front page remarks
A Scottsdale reader letter credits Dr. Lincoln Ragsdale for his remarks on civil rights as a moral conscience prodding. The writer recalls a conversation about the Negro problem and urges readers to contact legislators and act to secure rights for Black citizens.
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Dr. Ragsdale
Johnson’s Freedom Lets Nixon? No Lyndon Johnson Steady in Asia
A national commentary lauds President Johnson for rejecting election-year pressures to pursue peace in Vietnam. It argues his detachment enables steady policy, flexible yet firm, and a genuine bid for fair talks in a neutral capital, avoiding the Hanoi trap of appeasement or stall.
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Democratic governors debate unity and social justice at St Louis
In St Louis a group of Democratic governors weighed unity and social justice amid splits. Mississippi's John Bell Williams abstained on a unity statement over social justice, while Kennedy drew praise for charisma and Nixon and Reagan drew mixed reactions among Republicans.
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Wonders of cancer research highlight new molecular approach
New York columnist recounts Walter Winchell fundraising for the Damon Runyon Fund, awarding Dr. Geoffrey L. Zubay a $17,000 grant to advance molecular biology in cancer research. Zubay explains gene regulation and cancer progression, stressing study of DNA and gene switches as essential for understanding and treating cancer.
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Damon Runyon
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