Arizona delegates debate local government reform at CED forum
More than 125 delegates at a CED forum endorsed proposals to consolidate city and county governments and large scale school district consolidation in Arizona. They backed home rule for counties and a businesslike government, but stopped short of full metropolitan government. Walter Bimson was nominated to lead a post conference committee but declined immediate action.
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Phoenix
UPI
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Arizona
Walter Bimson
Valley National Bank Board
San Francisco
League ‘of
John J. DeBolske
DeBolske
Maricopa Association of Governments
George Rosenberg
Tucson
Pima County
Tam
Western Democrats meet for unity conference in Salt Lake
Top Democrats from six Western states gather in Salt Lake City for a two day unity building workshop. National Democratic Committee Chairman John Bailey says he expects Nixon to run against President Johnson in November.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
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John Bailey
National Democratic Committee
Bailey
Richard Nixon
President Johnson
Political observer predicts Johnson Humphrey ticket strength
A political figure forecast the Democratic ticket of Johnson and Humphrey and argued the Vietnam War would aid the President while predicting Republican plans lack clear program and could hurt the GOP in the election.
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Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Bailey
Vietnam
Johnson orders overseas aid cut to ease dollar strain
President Johnson directed AID Administrator William Gaud to trim this year's foreign aid cash outlay abroad by 100 million dollars from a 290 million level in 1967. The move aims to shrink the balance of payments deficit seen as a threat to the dollar's soundness. The president conferred with Gaud at the White House in Austin.
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San -Antonio
Johnson
Gaud
Alistin
Two Navajo youths freed after court ruling on Gault
Phoenix UPI reports the Arizona Supreme Court upheld an appeals finding that Johnny J. Billie and Leroy Jewelryman were illegally held at Ft. Grant Industrial School for Boys. They were committed without counsel following the U.S. Supreme Court Gault decision extending rights to juveniles. The case was pursued by Gerald Gault’s attorney from Globe.
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UPI
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Ft. Grant
Arizona Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona Court of Appeals
Johnnies J. Billie
Leroy Jewelryman
Gerald Gault
Globe
Fr. Grant
Paiute Soloma PTA hears future city program
Paiute Soloma area PTA hears a film titled City of the Future with commentary by George Christensen Phoenix architect at a Tuesday meeting. Ann Hosmer represents Painter on the Scottsdale School system. Mrs. Gladys Phelps elected Soloma representative. Page notes Boy Scout and Girl Scout activities plus a skating event at Iceland Tower Plaza and recent exchange student Patty Wilson returning from Brazil. Basketball and softball results for Division 1 players are listed.
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James Baum
George Christensen
Phoenix
Paiute
PTA
Scottsdale
Carl Rambo
Soloma
Gladys Phelps
Iceland
Tower Plaza
William Godward
Tom Friedena
Patty Wilson
Robert Wilson
East Highland Ave
Patty
Scottsdale High School
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Surveyor 7 Sets Sight On Lunar Soil Analysis
In Pasadena, California, Surveyor 7 begins chemical analysis of lunar soil after using its extendable digger to free the Alpha device the box had refused to lower. The mission's TV camera surpassed 4,000 images as scientists tested crust strength amid a rock strewn moonscape resembling Death Valley.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Lunar
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor 7
Moon
California
Death Valley
Warren and Wirtz to Speak at ASU Law Dedication
Chief Justice Earl Warren and Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz will address ASU on February 26 for the College of Law dedication. Wirtz will headline the Law Society dinner, while Warren speaks at a morning convocation in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium. Armstrong Hall cost 2.4 million dollars to build.
Last of a series on Medicare coverage and enrollments
The article reviews Medicare's impact since 1966 with 1.12 million seniors protected and 7.6 million hospital admissions. It outlines changes for 1967 1968 including a lifetime hospital insurance reserve 60 days, full coverage for radiology and pathology, broader physical therapy access, and two payment methods for beneficiaries. It notes enrollment rules for those 65 and older including deadlines April 1 1968 and premium changes from 3 to 4 dollars a month with government matching.
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Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Washington
UPI
Medicare
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