Arizona governor seeks copy of Bohannon report
The office of the Arizona attorney general was to decide if it can supply Governor Goddard with a copy of the special report on conflict of interest charges against Robert Boharman. Boharman faced no indictments from the Maricopa County grand jury, and officials consider whether the report remains grand jury evidence.
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Maricopa County
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State Welfare Board
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Friday in the News by United Press International
Friday in the News reviews national events with concise summaries from United Press International and the Progress Staff, presenting timely recaps of notable topics and developments for readers seeking quick context.
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Progress
State Department admits flight into Cambodia area
The State Department says two U.S. helicopters strayed across the South Vietnamese border into Cambodia on Sept. 20 due to pilot error and fired on Cambodian territory. The department expressed regret over the loss of innocent lives and damage from the incident, which Cambodia protested.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Cambodia
Department
Sheppard venue bid held in abeyance as juror review begins
Cleveland judge Francis Talty delayed ruling on Doctor Samuel Sheppard’s change of venue, awaiting juror examinations to gauge possible prejudice and ensure a fair trial. In New York police report, Mrs Olive Mwali lino, wife of Malawi’s UN secretary, threw her two infant children from an 18th floor apartment, both dying in a courtyard.
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Samuel Sheppard
Francis Talty
Sheppard
New York
Olive ‘Mwalilino
Malawi
United Nations
Phoenix narcotics suspect shot by police dies
In Phoenix a narcotics suspect was shot in the head by officers and later died. The dead man was identified as Louis Cordova, 31, of 1123 E. Yavapai. Officers Manuel Quin Oz and Jesse Stokes, both 32, were wounded.
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Phoenix
Louis Cordova
Yavapai
Manuel Quinoz
Jesse Stokes
Senate delay stalls quick Social Security boost plan
Democratic leader Senator Mansfield halted a quick pre election Social Security increase in Congress. He warned of needed Senate hearings and urged delaying until next year. The House may pass a $6.80 to $8.50 monthly rise, while President Johnson supports a possible year end move, pending Mills concerns over inflation and payroll tax offset.
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UPI
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Senate
Ways & ‘Means
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House Ways and Means
Johnson
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Bonanno Heir Begins 30 Day Jail Term in New York
Salvatore Bonanno and two Morale brothers surrender to start a 30 day sentence after contempt of court for refusing to testify before a Brooklyn grand jury about a January Ridgewood shootout. The group linked to a bid to reclaim the Bonanno Mafia throne amid a family power struggle.
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UPI
Salvatore Bonanno
Brooklyn
Joe Bonanno, Jr
Scottsdale
Grand Jury
Ridgewood
Bonanno
Gasperino di Gregorio
di Gregorio
Young Bcenanno
Morale Brothers
McNamara reports heavy losses for Viet Nam offensive
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara returned from Saigon optimistic that the enemy suffered heavy casualties and that there is no need for a major U.S. troop increase. He said there will be no basis for large reserve calls and no anticipated change in 12 month tours.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Saigon
Johnson
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
McNamara
Mekong
Defense Department
Viet Nam
National Guard
Ho Chi Mihn
Laos
Demilitarized
Viet Nams
Delta
25Th Infantry Division
Harris hearing completes in burglary case
Preliminary hearing for Ron ald E Harris a 29 year old former part time disc jockey charged with burglary concluded yesterday Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb took the case under advisement until Tuesday The accused allegedly tried to steal items from Gorway Department Store after hours on July 17 Police found Harris in the store with goods piled near a doorway He said he became ill and fainted in a restroom and recovered after closing Officers charged him with burglary and attempted grand theft.
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Ronald E. Harris
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Harris
Gorway
Record air armada hits North Vietnam in massive raids
UPI reports the United States flew 173 missions against North Vietnam breaking the prior daily high. B 52s followed the strikes raining bombs into the DMZ near Dong Ha while a panic pause by the ICC over massing troops was deemed void. One F105 was downed but the pilot was rescued.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Marine
Dong Ha
International Control Commission
ICC
Vinh
Johnson invites Soviet leaders to visit United States
President Johnson announced a broad invitation for Soviet leaders to visit the U S, stressing openness to exchanges at the highest levels. He described readiness to pause bombing in Vietnam if North Vietnam reciprocates, and warned there is no current plan for a large pause. He praised new steps to ease trade with Russia and Eastern Europe while urging restraint.
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UPI
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United States
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State of the Union
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Russia
Europe
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Cuba
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Viet Nam
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