Hearsay claims in Buzard case criticized by attorney
Phoenix lawyer Henderson Stockton said impeachment evidence against Arizona Commissioner A P Buzard and E T Williams was merely hearsay after their Senate ac-quittal. Kleindienst pressed for recall while Stockton urged ethical reforms and a nonpartisan utility commission.
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Arizona Corporation
A. P. Buzard
Phoenix
Henderson Stockton
Buzard
E. T. Williams
Senate
Stockton
Tucson
Richard Kleindienst
Barry Goldwater
Kleindienst
Williams
Public Utilities Commission
Estatute
Kliendevist
Arizona
Thestate
Sol Ahee
Ahee
Fthere
Eliendevist
Sen. Goldwater
Hope Given Up For 5 In Mine
Miners buried by a cave in at Mount River chalk mine were declared dead after rescue efforts ended. Nine of fourteen men survived and were in good condition as drilling stopped. Local officials cited soil tests and medical estimates in deciding to halt operations.
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UPI
Mount River
Sen. J. Jacques
Green to Speak at Downtown Young Democrats Luncheon
Norman F. E. Green, the Pima County attorney, will address a Monday noon luncheon of the Downtown Young Democrats. The event at the Western Hotel is open to the public.
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Pima County
Norman FE. Green
Young Democrats
Westerner
Five Cotton Research Labs OK'd by Senate
A Senate bill would fund construction of five cotton research laboratories including two in Tempe with $240,000 planning funds. Tempe facilities costing about $1.25 million would house insect, physiology labs. The federal government would build and Arizona supply land, aiming to cut cotton costs by 1 cent per pound.
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U.S. Senate
Tempe
Carl Hayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hayden
Arizona
Flea Circus Seeks New Performers for New York Set
Britain's sole flea circus plans a move to New York as Leonard Tomlin searches for new flea performers. He flies to New York in three weeks to recruit replacements for sword duelists, trapeze, tightrope, and ballerina fleas. A St Helens family breeds the troupe’s fleas, sustaining about 30 performers, with Tomlin noting the insects’ short working life.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
Britain
New York
Leonard Tomlin
Tomlin
Huberts Museum
St. Helens
Hubert's Museum
Brain Injury Cited in Death of Francis co Robles
An autopsy found brain trauma caused the death of 55 year old Francis co Robles of 407 W 27th St. He was found unconscious in a backyard near his home on July 6. Police probe whether the death was from a fall or foul play as coroner's pathologist Dr Louis Hirsch conducted the autopsy at Pima County Hospital. Justice of the Peace Clark H Johnson will decide Monday if an inquest will be held.
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Francisco Robles
27Th St
Robles
South Tucson
Louis Hirsch
Pima Countyy Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Explosion In Building Wrecks Kenosha Apartment Block
A series of blasts ripped through a two story Kenosha building near the police station injuring nineteen people including many firefighters and police officers. The fire was controlled within an hour and the structure was demolished with damage around 500000 dollars. Police suspect a gas main leak as a possible cause.
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Kenosha
Wis
UPI
Jerome Gumbinger
Polic
Grant Tyler
Gumbinger
Berlin marks wall anniversary with citywide silence
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt calls for one hour of silence on August 13 to mark the Berlin wall's third anniversary. He urges 2.25 million residents to stay home from noon to nine PM and suspend traffic and business.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Goldwater ties Vietnam policy to Johnson battle plan
Senator Barry Goldwater told Republican congressional candidates that foreign policy and Vietnam would dominate the campaign if President Johnson backs off Southeast Asia. He argued Johnson’s naval air strikes against North Vietnam could blunt charges he is trigger happy and stressed Republicans as a party of peace. The meeting drew security and polling notes as GOP leaders outlined early campaign steps and key swing states for the race.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Goldwater
Arizona
North Viet Nam
Republican Party
Party of Peace
Republican Congressional Committee
House
GOP
Dean Bareh
Burch
Congress
Sergeant Wins $1400 Study Grant for Training
Sgt. Peter P. Birmingham of the Tucson Police Department received a $1400 grant from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety to attend the 1964 65 Traffic Police Administration Training Program at Northwestern University Traffic Institute. He will join 44 officers Sept 10 for a nine month course at Evanston campus. The department lauded his selection as beneficial to the force and community.
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Spt
Peter P. Birmingham
Tucson Police Department
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Evanston
Sgt. Bingham
Bernard L. Garmire
Underground nuclear test near Parvis worries farmers
Residents near the Tatum Salt Dome face concern over radioactivity as a 9000 ton TNT underground blast is planned 4,700 feet deep on Sept 22. Officials say walls may crack and windows shatter, with damage limited to the immediate area while authorities reassure and plan roadblocks.
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Parvis
UPI
Toxie Speight
Tatum Salt Dome
Speights
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
U.S
Here
Hattiesburg
Hiroshima
Lamar County
J. B. Saucier
Streets Drain Woes Hit New Moscow Housing Area
Evening Moscow reports the new housing area is fine but streets lack drains and are hard to reach without rubber boots. The piece notes residents struggle with mud and flooding during rain.
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Moscow
UPI
Evening Moscow
Autopsy sparks new debate in Mississippi killings case
In Jackson UPI reports fresh autopsy controversy as investigators press the search for the murder weapon in the slayings of three civil rights workers. Funeral services mark first burial for James Chaney as details emerge about the victims and the autopsy findings.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
James Chaney
Chaney
Auopsy
John M. Pratt
Carolyn Jones Wins Divorce From Aaron Spelling
Santa Monica California actress Carolyn Jones wins divorce from movie producer Aaron Spelling. Spelling did not contest the divorce. Jones testified he stayed out late several nights weekly and she wept outside the courtroom. They were married four years and had no children.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Carolyn Jones
Aaron Spelling
Miss Jones
Spelling
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