Motion ruling pending in Dixie Radcliff murder case
Flagstaff court held a ruling on a motion to dismiss murder charges against Dixie Lee Radcliff, 16, after defense contended she was not entitled to both preliminary hearing and grand jury. Co defendant Donald Boggs, 23, faces related charges as bodies of two New Hampshire men were found shot at Ash Fork on Labor Day. county grand jury to hear evidence Thursday.
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UPI
Flagstar
Justice of the Peace
U. F
Dixie Lee Radcliff
Jerry L. Smith
Miss Radcliff
Miss Radclifff
Donald Melvin Boggs
New Hampshire
Ash Fork
Obituaries for Edwin Zoble and Mary Hepler in Arizona notices
Funeral services are set for Edwin J. Zoble 66 former Wyoming state senator and acting governor with 16 years in the senate and roles as senate president and majority floor leader. Survivors include wife Lois son Jerry and several relatives. Separate notices honor Mary Madeline Hepler Scottsdale restaurant operator with services at A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Also Rosary for Nina Ebbole Scottsdale resident and parishioner with Requiem High Mass at Our Lady Church. entombment in St. Francis Mausoleum. numerous survivors listed.
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Messinger Mortuary
Edwin J. Zoble
Wyoming
Zoble
State Senate
Senate
Wyoming Council On Defense
Ninth Regional War Labor Board
S. Carhill
Scottsdale
Casper
The
Texas Co
Elks
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
National Securities Commission of the American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Sipe-Peterson American Legion Post No. 44
Lois
Jerry
New Orleans
Patricia Smith
Jill West
Philadelphia
Relp Erlacher
Irene Zoble
A.L. Moore and Sons
Mary Madeline Hepler
Mary Patricia Ruderman
Phoenix
Alfred D. Bell
San Diego
Nina Ebbole
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Ebbole
Sodality of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Granite Reef Rd
Palermo
Sicily
Our Lady Church
St. Francis Mausoleum
Equal Time Demand Seen for Bowler on National Air
Tucson evangelist Rev William H Bowler president of Voice of Evangelism asks the FCC for equal air time to cover Pope Paul VI. He cites Yankee Stadium mass as denominational religious service and seeks time to duplicate it on national radio and television networks.
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UPI
William H. Bowler
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Voice of Evangelism, Inc
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Washington
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M. Bowler
Pope Paul II urges Catholic Church to aid world peace
Pope Paul VI told the Ecumenical Council that his United Nations pilgrimage renewed the churchs duty to promote peace through moral and charitable work. He arrived in Rome after a seven hour thirty eight minute New York flight and spoke of thanks to God for the journey and its success.
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UPI
Paul VII
Ecumenical Council
United Nations
New York
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Council
Christ
Fiumicino
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Johnson
Yankee Stadium
Pontiff
Trans World Airlines
Fiumicino Air
America
Ternal
JFK wanted Barry Goldwater for 1964 nomination
Former aide Theodore Sorensen relayed Kennedy’s fervent wish that Barry Goldwater challenge him in 1964. Kennedy aimed to dispel right wing myths in Dallas and defeat the radical right next year, hoping Goldwater would secure the nomination.
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New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Bary Goldwater
Theodore C. Sorensen
Sorensen
Kennedy
Dallas
Goldwater
White House
Barry Goldwater
Communist role charge disputed at UC Berkeley unrest
University of California President Clark Kerr issued a 42 page critique disputing a state Senate report asserting communist elements drove student unrest at Berkeley. He labeled the Burns subcommittee report as half truths and cited specific inaccuracies regarding brainwashing claims and a professor tied to classified information. Two military trucks collided in Copenhagen killing two soldiers.
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San Francisco
UPI
University of California
Clark Kerr
State Senate
Berkeley
Clark
Senate
unAmerican
Subcommittee
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Kerr
Martin Kamen
San Diego
Kamen
Chicago Tribune
Washington Times-Herald
Copenhagen
Power line goes into service on 345 kilovolt link
The nation’s longest continuous 345 kV transmission line was activated by the U S Bureau of Reclamation. The 241 mile line runs from Glen Canyon Dam to Pinnacle Peak near Phoenix and began operation at 539 p m after tests that ran from Saturday afternoon through Monday.
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UPI
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Glen Canyon Dam
Pinnacle Peak
Phoenix
David Crandall
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Ferber R. Schleif
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