Chaparral Booster Club Eyes Active Year At Chaparral
Ralph Splittberger leads Chaparral Booster Club plans for broader parental involvement to sponsor sports band drama and other activities. Coinciding cultural exchange with Navajo and Hopi students follows Goldwater visit and sewing of program details.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
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Scottsdale
Lee cites problem of gun smuggling
Tucson report quotes Attorney General N. Warner Lee calling gun smuggling into Mexico from the United States a major problem. He notes stolen firearms may be exchanged for narcotics and stored for nefarious use while stressing state officers will pursue the issue alongside federal agents.
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Previn Reflects On Film Scores As He Tours
Andre Previn, conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra on tour in the United States, says his film scores from 15 years ago were awful. He told People Magazine critics may forgive him for being an ax murderer but not for scoring a film. He quipped that there should be a statute of limitations.
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London Symphony Orchestra
Mia Farrow
People Magazine
Underground Soviet street art show halted by police
In Moscow officials crushed an outdoor open air abstract art display by underground artists using bulldozers and water trucks. About 500 gathered as arrests were made, court sentences handed out, and Western reporters abused amid clashes. Artists vow to restage September 29.
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Lynne Olson
Associated Press
Last U.S. POW to be released in Indochina
Emmett Kay, 47, of Honolulu, the final known American prisoner of war in Indochina, will be released Wednesday. He will be flown from Sam Neua Pathet Lao HQ to Wattay airport in Vientiane, ending 496 days in captivity. 300 missing elsewhere in Laos.
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Sam Neua
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Joint Commission
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Florence
Woman named first female chair of GOP
The Republican National Committee elected Mary Louise Smith of Iowa as its first woman chairman in an acting unanimous vote at the President Ford request. She succeeds George Bush who has been nominated to head the U S mission in Peking. Ford planned to address the committee at a luncheon and meet Vice President designate Nelson Rockefeller.
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Gypsies Struggle for Settlement Across Eastern Europe
Belgrade report surveys Gypsy life under communist regimes from Yugoslavia to Bulgaria. It notes limited assimilation, enduring begging and itinerant work, and stubborn prejudices. The piece highlights Hungary and Czechoslovakia as examples of state efforts, while Russia is praised for its comparatively better treatment.
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Communist Party Presidium
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