City Council Nomination Petitions Open As Races Expand
Two slates enter mayor and council races with one independent hopeful. Leo A. Benedict leads a slate for mayor, while incumbent Mayor Bill Clayton runs with John Senini Jr. Richard Auxier B L Tims and Leonard Johnson. Possible entries include Harry Walker and John LaSota as more candidates contemplate the top office.
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Leo A. Benedict
E. Northland
Benedict
Bill Clayton
Clayton
John Senini Jr
Richard Auxier
B. L. Tims
Leonard Johnson
Ken Murray
Motorola
Jack Evans
Civil Service) Board
R. M. Matteson
E. Willetta
Matty
Phoenix
la Sota
Matteson
LaSota
Charles Cole
E. Hubbell
Council
Cole
Fern Anderson
W. Indian School Rd
Hve
Youth jailed in death connects three Tucson slayings
A 19 year old carpenter's helper was arrested in Northford Connecticut on a murder conspiracy tied to the deaths of three Tucson teenagers. John Robert Saunders is held for the murder of Aileen Rowe 15 who vanished last May, connected to Charles Schmid age 23 and two Fritz sisters Gretchen 17 Wendy 13. A teenage girl suspected in Rowe's death is being questioned in Texas.
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Tucson
UPI
Connecticut
Pima County
Waldon Burr
John Robert Saunders
Northford
Conn
Burr
Westbrook
Bernard Garmire
Saunders
Aileen Rowe
Charles Schmid
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy Fritz
Miss Rowt
Texas
Garmire
Miss Rowe
Fritz Sisters
Supreme Court strikes down Communist party registration provision
The Supreme Court unanimously finds the 1950 subversive control law unconstitutional as it requires individual Communist party members to register. Justices rule the registration infringes self incrimination protections, part of broader reversals of the act. Other actions include granting Sam Sheppard a new hearing and addressing segregated school faculties in Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Justice Department
U.S
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Cleveland
Richmond
Hopewell
Birmingham
Ala
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Court of Appeals
Brennan
Civil Rights Commission urges federal aid and new crime law
The UPI report notes the Civil Rights Commission asks President Johnson to deploy more FBI agents and federal marshals with spot arrest authority in tense regions. It also seeks federal court power in violence cases and a broad interstate commerce based federal crime to protect civil rights workers. Eight injuries from local crashes are also described, with several victims hospitalized.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Johnson
FBI
Commission
Congress
South
William L. Taylor
Thomas L. Coleman
Hayneville
Ala
Jonathan Daniels
Keene
N.H
Justice Department
Department
Kilgallen dies from alcohol and barbiturates
Broadway columnist Dorothy Kilgallen died last week from a combination of alcohol and barbiturates, as reported by the city medical examiner. The series of national items notes a ruling against a literacy test section of the voting rights laws and a Vietnam peace negotiation dispute involving the United States and Look magazine.
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New York City
City Medical Examiner’s Office
Dorothy Kilgallen
Washington
ASU weighs revoking Young Democrats charter over SDS ties
Arizona State University's Student Affairs Committee was asked to consider revoking the Young Democrats campus charter after the group backed an SDS sponsored activity. SDS was denied campus status weeks earlier for objectives not in harmony with the university.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State University
Young Democrats
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Richard Finley
ASU
W.P .Shefstall
Drag racer David Dangerfield killed in Arizona crash
Canfield Ohio racer David James Dangerfield, 36, died after his Double-A-Fuel dragster veered off the Beeline Dragway at desert end and disintegrated traveling about 195 mph. Deputy Lew Burns said no fire occurred, the skull was crushed, and the vehicle exited the paved strip into the desert. He died two hours after the crash at Scottsdale hospital.
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Phoenix Upi
David James Dangerfield
Canfield
Ohio
Maricopa
Lew Burns
Beeline Dragway
Here
Dangerfield
Scottsdale
Burns
B52s Back 1st Cavalry In Major Vietnam Mountain Battle Near Cambodia
UPI reports American forces supported by B52 bombers mauled North Vietnamese units on Chu Pong Mountain near the Cambodian border. Estimates ranged up to 1,000 enemy killed as 1st Cavalry and artillery pressed the assault amid heavy bombing and tight close quarters fighting.
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Saigon
UPI
Chu Pong Mountain
1St Cavalry Division
Joseph L. Galloway
U.S
1St Cavalry
la Drang River
Plei Me
Highlands
Goofo Traffic Official in Mexico Arrest Stuns City
Traffic officer Francisco Marban stopped a motorist on Sunday for alleged violations and demanded a bribe under threat of jail. The driver, who identified himself as a police inspector, appeared before the desk sergeant and Marban was arrested.
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Menico City
UPD
Francisco Marban
Marban
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Thomas Rd
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81St St
Hayden Rd
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Clinton
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Miller Rd
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