President urges gun control legislation from National Crime Commission plan
The President cites the National Crime Commission report and asks Congress to pass a package mirroring last session proposals. It would restrict mail order firearm sales to licensees, bar out of state handgun sales, raise age limits for handguns and rifles, and curb imports of surplus military firearms. The aim is to reduce random handgun trade linked to burglaries and crime while preserving sport and self defense.
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National Crime Commission
Congress
United States
Ro Ecounting
Johnson
U.S. Aircraft Losses in Vietnam Pass 1 800 Mark
Washington sources say the United States has lost more than 1,800 aircraft in Vietnam to combat and noncombat causes, a figure about double the officially disclosed combat losses. The report notes helicopters are included in the total. The item also covers U S objections to a Latin American near free zone treaty and Dirksen softening stance on the Soviet consular pact.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Latin-America
Mexico City
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
State roundup and smog meeting set for today
A Phoenix joint legislative committee will meet at 2 p.m. to seek agreement on anti smog legislation after the Senate rejected House amendments. Speaker Stan Turley says a liquors and narcotics department reorganization bill will be prepared this week to separate enforcement and licensing roles. Dr William Sheeley resigns as Arizona State Hospital director effective May 1 to become Indiana Mental Health commissioner.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Stan Turley
Turley
State Hospital
Arizona State Hospital
William Sheeley
Sheeley
Department of Mental Health
Indiana
City to seek bids for new airport operator at Scottsdale
Scottsdale City Council plans to issue a fresh call for bids to operate Scottsdale Municipal Airport. The agenda includes removing city building responsibilities from the operator and financing buildings via lease charges. Other bids target Shea Boulevard improvements, traffic signal work, a diesel mowing tractor, and yard upgrades.
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Scottsdale Municipal Airport
E. Main
Corncil
Shea Blvd
Mesa Paving Co
Scottsdale Rd
Camelback
Granite Reef
Hayden and
McDowell Rds
168Th St
McDowell
Parks and Recreation Department
Ciry Yard
6Th and Ven
Drugs arrest nets 2
Two men from Scottsdale and Tempe were arrested in the Fashion Square parking lot on narcotics charges. Joel Reisman and Willem Kelley were held on bonds after authorities say they planned to sell about 25 000 dollars worth of marijuana to undercover agents.
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Tempe
Tempe City
Fashion Square
Camelback
Scottsdale Rds
Joel B. Reisman
N. Corral
Judson School
Willem Carroll Kelley
Gordon Selby
State Department of Liquor Lcenses and Control
Jack Kelly
Reisman
Kelley
Scodale Justice Court
All-Around Cowboy Mike Isley wins Parada del Sol Rodeo
A record turnout of 18 233 watched Salmon Idaho rider Mike Isley win the All-Around Cowboy buckle and saddle plus 1149 for second in bull riding and saddle bronc. He led a field of 282 pros over a three day event with top prize money shared by Lee Fertis, Mike Quick, and Russ Gosser.
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Mike Isley
Salmon, Ida
Isley
En Isley
Lee Fertis
Sebastopal
Calif
Mike Quick
Hemet Calif
Russ Gosser
Lima
Mont
Jack Favour
Prescott
Johnny Jones
San Luis Obispo
Mark Schricker
Southerland
Ore
Donnie Wingate
Augusta
Phil Hawking
Scottsdale
Shawn Davis
Whitehall
Larry Kane
Caspell
Arizona
Gordon Wilkerson
Duncan
Ben Jacobs
Tucson
Jim Geiler
Art Savion
Pat Marsh
Coolidge
Nancy Hawkins
Carl Naszger
Olney
Texas
Snow car mystery in Fort Worth rail yard
Report from Fort Worth via UPI describes a gondola car labeled as a load of snow being found among freight at the Rock Island yard. Investigators note the snow likely came from Chicago where workers were clearing tracks and packing snow into gondolas for transport.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Pokerman
Parada del Sol Rodeo Parade Draws 200000 Spectators in Scottsdale
An estimated 200000 people lined Scottsdale Road for the 18th annual Parada del Sol Rodeo Parade. The crowd, up by about 75000 from last year, filled the route as 262 entries including 4000 riders and 2500 horses competed for trophies across 27 classes. Honorary Grand Marshal was Emmett Kelly Jr. Winners included Salt River Project and Ser toma Club trophies, with numerous individual awards and best entries noted.
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Scottsdale Rd
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Emmett Kelly Jr
Frank McGrath
Charlie Wooster
Wagon Train
Betsy
Talus Sho
Log
Nix Star Theatre
Salt River Project
Sertoma Club
Jaycee
Gavalliere Blacksmith Shop
Parada ‘Boas
Western Saddle, Club
Oscar Strobel
Baptist Hospital
Judson School
Mr. Clean
James Ba. Wisk
Death by own action shocks Scottsdale man 47
Richard S Bayne 47 son of silent screen stars Francia X Bushman and Beverly Bayne died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He shot himself at his apartment and had retired from Goldwater's Department Store where he worked in merchandise and retailing. Bayne moved to Scottsdale from New York 12 years ago with his mother and was active in United Fund and YMCA campaigns. He was Rutgers University educated and had changed his name from Richard Stansbury Bushman.
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Richard S. Bayne
Unted Fund
YMCA
Bayne
Rutgers University
Richard Stansbury
Buahman
Student editor fired at Arizona State University
Professor Donald E. Brown, head of the Board of Student Publications, announced the firing of John E. Polich, managing editor of the campus newspaper, citing a 1965 policy requiring editors to obtain board approval for outside work. Brown said the rule aimed to shield editors from overload and protect grades, and noted Polich refused to sign an agreement to follow the work ruling.
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Donald E. Brown
Arizona State University
John E. Polich
Brown
Polich
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