Johnson nominating Ramsey Clark as Attorney General
President Johnson selected Ramsey Clark to head the Justice Department, triggering Justice Tom C. Clark to retire from the Supreme Court to avoid conflicts. The elder Clark, 67, would leave after Senate approval to clear the way for his son, while Clark the younger, 39, would bring civil rights focus to the department.
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Reagan signals favorite son bid in California primary
Governor Ronald Reagan said he will be a favorite son candidate in California's 1960 primary unless changes occur. He stressed he does not expect to be the GOP national nominee and aims to avoid intra party clashes over Senate races while urging California to help shape party policy.
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Critics Focus on Yellowstone Elk Cull Plan
Yellowstone rangers plan to cull as many as 650 surplus elk using high powered rifles sparking broad criticism from U S senators governors and conservation groups. Officials call the action messy and not hunting while opponents say the park failed to honor a promise to limit killings.
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Navajo Chairman to name 18 advisory appointees
Navajo Tribal Chairman Ray mond Nakai was to present his selection of 18 advisory committee members to the tribal council. The council restored appointment power to the chairman by a vote, with nominees chosen in district caucuses and ratified by secret ballot, a change opposed by the Old Guard.
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Hilton and TWA announce merger plan in April vote
Hilton International and Trans World Airlines announce a merger by stock and preferred shares. TWA to issue 275 shares plus a to be issued preferred for each Hilton share, with five year non call and dividends. Hilton to operate separately under Hilton International.
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Dirksen backs new pact to censure nuclear arms spread
Senator Dirksen signaled support for a broader treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapons, joining Hickenlooper in backing the consular pact. Aki envisions 69 Senate votes, arguing opponents risk helping Moscow. The accord, signed by the United States Britain Russia and others, awaits ratification amid long-standing opposition.
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Important Will Advisory From Arizona Attorney and Bank Trust Officer
A notice urges review of wills to comply with Arizona law and reflect changes in the estate. It notes potential need for revision if prepared in another state, changes in beneficiaries, births, marriages, or deaths, and invites discussion with an Arizona attorney and a Valley Bank trust officer.
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Defense argues for Mast in fatal 1965 crash case
The defense argues Elizabeth Mast died in a car crash near Wikleup in November 1965, not by homicide. Prosecutors accuse C Lee Mast of killing his wife and staging the crash to conceal the crime for insurance. Witnesses described Mast as emotionally upset at the scene. a tape suggested uncertain driver identity. an engineer estimated speeds of 14 to 21 mph.
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