Tucson Juvenile Roundup Sparks Civic Debate
The Pima County Crime Council defends a July arrest wave of juveniles for curfew violations modeling police authority to protect youth from narcotics. The Arizona Civil Liberties Union plans state and federal suits challenging the curfew actions. ACLU officials question constitutionality while council leaders cite health welfare and safety as justification.
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Nine year old girl wounded by accidental gun discharge
Elena Ko McCarthy nine of 1433 W Roller Coaster Road recovers from a bullet wound in her right leg after a .22 revolver Ron McCarthy carried slipped and discharged as the family walked to their home. The bullet passed through the girl's leg. Deputy deputies described the incident as accidental.
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Pentagon drafts 13 800 in October as call dips
The Pentagon announced 13 800 men will be drafted in October, one of the year's lowest monthly quotas. The figure rises from September but remains far below last April’s 48 000. Officials attribute the dip to fewer men rotating out of the military services.
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Drive-In Theater Schedule Patchwork
A scrambled listing shows multiple regional drive-ins with film titles and showtimes. Notable entries include Apache Drive-In with Blood Fiend and The Giant From the Unknown, Buena Vista with Radio Show and Secret Life of an American Wife, CINE EL DORADO with The Odd Couple, Fox-T with For Love of Judy, Miracle Drive-In with Paradise and Woman, Plaza with El Mexicano, and Prince Drive-In with Thoroughly Modern Millie, among others.
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el Sombra
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From An Old Newspaper Page
A dense, fragmentary crossword clue list covering across and down entries. Includes definitions for Cloud, Sed, Collector's items, Borers, Perfume, and many more with stray fragments and broken phrases from an unidentified puzzle page.
Mayors urged to adopt riot management plan
The ACLU asks Tucson and Phoenix leaders to implement a clear plan for administering justice during riots. Ted Mote cites avoiding arbitrary actions and ensuring coordination among police, judges, prosecutors, and defense counsel with public disclosure of details to guide emergencies.
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ACLU
Tucson
Phoenix
Administration of Justice
James N. Corbett Jr
Milton H. Graham
Ted Mote
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Mote
Commission On Civil Disorders
July Building Permits Rise in County Much Value
County building permits for July numbered 379 with an estimated value of 4.2 million, vs 219 permits and 2.1 million in 1967. Through seven months, 2,314 permits valued at 24.1 million. Single family permits in July total 129, valued at 2.8 million, up from 76 permits and 1.6 million a year earlier.
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Plan Aligns Unemployed With Jobs in Tucson CAMPS
The Regional Manpower Coordinating Committee approved Tucson CAMPS to coordinate 14 programs including Community Action, Job Corps, Neighborhood Youth Corps, Adult Basic Education, and Operation Mainstream. Leopold Myslicki said CAMPS aims to fill vacancies and upgrade skills for productive work in areas with shortages.
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Regional Manpower Coordinating Committee
San Francisco
Leopold Myslicki
Arizona State Employment Service
Tucson Cooperative Area
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Diefenbaker Likely Retiring After Ten Elections
Ottawa AP reports former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, who won last June 25 in his 10th federal election since 1940, says he does not expect to enter another election. Sworn in as a member of Parliament, he believes it was probably his last ceremonial oath. he will be 73 on September 18.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Neurotics Anonymous Meeting in Tucson YMCA Chapel
The 8:30 p.m. Friday meeting of Neurotics Anonymous of Tucson is open to the public. It will be held in the Chapel Room of the YMCA at 516 North 5th Avenue.
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Tucson
YMCA
N. 5Th Ave
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