CIA secret student group ties draw Senate probe
Senate Democrat leader Sen. Mike Mansfield denounced CIA support for the National Student Association as big brotherism and urged a broader inquiry into CIA funding conduits through foundations. A White House panel led by Nicholas deB Katzenbach was ordered to review 11 years of CIA subsidies to NSA as demands for investigations grow on Capitol Hill.
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Lunar Orbiter 3 images spark landing site hopes
Space experts in Pasadena applaud Orbiter 3 performance as fresh moon photos reach Caltech JPL. Officials schedule a 9 30 a m PST press briefing to discuss results and forthcoming images of sites including the Sea of Tranquility and Ocean of Storms as the eight day survey continues.
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Stillman to Speak on Two Views of Mexico at Scottsdale Club
Democratic Club hosts guest speaker Guy Stillman who just completed a State Department tour of Mexico. The Feb 28 noon meeting at Joe Hunts Restaurant will name a nominating committee for next year and invite public attendance and membership.
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California Supreme Court backs county licensing for topless bars
The California Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing Los Angeles County to set guidelines for topless bars. The decision affirms local control after a 1960s high court ruling pre empting state regulation in sex laws. The county requires 275 annual licenses and imposes location, signage, photo and fingerprint rules for establishments with bare breasted dancers.
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Udall Rivalry Sparks CAP Aqueduct Debate in Arizona
U.S. Representative Morris K. Udall and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall disagreed on the CAP plan. Morris K. Udall urged an aqueduct from the Colorado River to Phoenix and Tucson as the next key step in solving Arizona water problems while supporting the Hualapai and Marble Canyon Dams as part of the Central Arizona Project. The aqueduct would help generate power to cover a $1 billion cost.
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Nat King Cole Library Fundraiser Planned in LA
Mrs Nat Cole widow of the singer announces a Nat King Cole Medical Library at UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles The Nat King Cole Cancer Foundation will sponsor a ball on March 17 to raise funds for the library Maria Cole said.
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Painter quits job with fair in Phoenix upheaval
Wes Statton assumed control of the state fair commission and Veterans Memorial Coliseum after Ralph Painter, 46, resigned as general manager citing unpaid wages since December. Painter had been fairgrounds manager since July, with the deficit around 50 000 dollars and a legislative probe nearing its report.
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