CCNY President Resigns Amid Howard University Sweep
Dr Buell G Gallagher president of City College of New York resigns after two bloodshed and arson plagued terms. United Press International reports 100 federal marshals cleared six buildings at Howard University during a predawn raid to end a student occupation that closed the campus.
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United Press International
Buell
G. Gallagher
City
New York
Howard ‘University
Washington, D.C
Loos
Howard
Luke “Moore
U.S
District of Columbia
Treasury Chief Kennedy Faces Patman Charges of Conflicts
Rep Wright Patman charges Treasury Secretary Kennedy with serious conflicts of interest over ties to the Continental Bank of Chicago. Patman urges Kennedy to renounce a $200000 severance and notes Kennedy’s pension and bank profit sharing. He warns impeachment could be possible if unresolved.
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UPI
Treasury
David—M. Kennedy
Wright -Patman
D-Tex
Patman
House
Kennedy
the Continental
Mini “National Bank of Chicago
Bank
Nixon
Andrew Mellon
Herbert C. Hoover
Mellon
Court of St James
Sbank
Fies
Jolly Named Arizona Vice President and General Manager
Jolly of Phoenix named Arizona vice president and general manager of Mountain States Telephone succeeding Lawson V. Smith who will retire July 1. Jolly, previously assistant vice president, will take duties June 1. Moss becomes Arizona assistant VP and Lindblom Arizona commercial manager. Roger becomes Southern Arizona district traffic manager. Simpson named district traffic manager. Moses joined MS Telegraph in 1925 and has held multiple Arizona posts. Jolly also serves as Phoenix Chamber of Commerce president and holds multiple board roles.
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Jolly
Phoenix
Arizona
Mountain States Telephone
Denvers Corp
Mountain States Telephones
Smith
We Lindblom
Arizona Commercial
Moss
Frank
Roger
Tucson
Lindblom
New York
Analive
Kentucky
Mountain States
Salt ‘Cake City
Phoenix—Chamber
Southwest Sun Country
Aviation Re Search
Hourdation
Boys’ Clubshoenix
Junior Achievement
Samuel Gompers
Georgia Rep Julian Bond to speak at Elks meeting in Detroit
State Rep Julian Bond of Georgia will address an Elks Civil Liberties League gathering on Saturday in Detroit. The program, Then and Now, starts at 8 pm at First Institutional Baptist Church, 1141 East Jefferson. Bond’s historic elections and seat all followed legal battles culminating in 1967. Workshops begin at 8:30 am at Travel Lodge, 3148 East Van Buren.
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Julian “Bond
Georgia
Elks Civil Liberties League
E. van Buren
CAB suspends proposed fare hike by major airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board halted a five airline fare proposal from United Western World and others to study reasonableness. Fares could have lowered in some cases yet overall would boost revenue by about 30 million annually. The plan set May 19 as the effective date and followed a February CAB approval of a 3 percent average increase.
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Bwashington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Staniff
Si World
United
Western
Car Fire Damages Vehicle on 5th Avenue
Rural Fire Department reported a 1969 car at 5th Ave and Craftsman Court sustained about 100 dollars in damage. Wiring battery and hood paint were damaged. owner unknown. Firefighters also tackled brush fires on Granite Reef and Indian School roads later that day.
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Craftsman’s Court
Rural Fire Department
Ohn
Holcomb
Camelback
Reef
McDonald
Miller
Indian School
A.m
Whisky and records stolen from Robert Kocak home
Police report a break in at 8508 Valley View Rd where a bottle of whisky and phonograph records were taken. Entry was gained by removing a rear door screen and lifting a window before unlocking the door between 8:40 am and 1 pm Thursday. Total loss undetermined.
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Robert G. Kocak
Valley View
Eight Injured in Scottsdale Traffic Spree Across Three Crashes
Police reported eight people were injured in three Scottsdale traffic accidents between 4 PM Thursday and 1:30 AM Friday. Arthur McDade 21 Patrick Foley 22 and Abe Balderrama 22 were slightly hurt when their sports car lost control on Saddlebag and Hackamore. Norma Jean Muir 35 and others were treated after a two car crash at Granite Reef and Hubbell. Cyril Dickey 49 caused a three car crash on Old Scottsdale Road when braking failed and his car struck Carla Cole 18 and Sheryl Owen 20.
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Scottsdale
Indaw
Ays Wiumgs
E. Lewis
Palm Ln
Michael
Scottsdale Baptist
sDickey
Carla Cole
Lincoln Dr
Sherilyn Rose
Indian” Bend Ra
Sheryl Owen
Cole
Scottsdale _ Baptist Hospital
German mark will not be revalued says Bonn spokesman
A German government spokesman said there will be no revaluation of the mark. Conrad Ahlers, Kiesinger's chief spokesman, said it was his personal opinion and appeared to represent the government. France protested Bonn's statements citing the world monetary crisis as France lodged a protest after Kiesinger met aides.
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Bonn
UPI
Conrad
Ahlers
Kurt
Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Ahler
Joe
le Theule
Paris
France
Frankfurt
London
Couple Sought After Scottsdale Marijuana Raid
Police issued warrants for Norman Ciptak and his wife after a Tuesday raid on their Scottsdale apartment recovered marijuana including four cigarette butts hidden under a sink. The couple, aged about 40, were not present during the raid.
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Scottsdale
Mani
Norman
Ciptak
SHS Groups Shine at Arizona High School Music Festival
At Arizona State University in Tempe the annual festival drew 97 choral and instrumental groups with 39 Superior ratings. Saguaro High School girls chorus earned Superior praise as 12 top groups were honored in a concert at Gammage Auditorium attended by over 2,000.
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Arizona
State University
Saguaro High School
Wil
Liam
ASU
Gamminge Auditorium
Obituary for Albert Munnelly Passes at 63 in Arizona
Albert J. Munnelly 63 died en route to Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. A rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today at Green Acres Mortuary. He moved to the area in 1963 from Salem Massachusetts and worked in Marriott Camelback Inn purchasing. Survivors include sister Ethel Young of Phoenix and two sisters and two brothers living out of state. Funeral mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Saturday. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery.
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Albert J. ‘Munnelly
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
Munnelly
2Nd St
Salem
Mass
Department of Marriott-Camel‘back Inn
Ethel “Young
Phoenix
Our Lady
Catholic Church
Green Acres Cemetery
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