Man Trapped When Car Rolls Down An Arroyo
A 37 year old Tucson man William J Walker Jr was listed in guarded condition after his 1957 model hardtop overturned and trapped him. He was hospitalized at Tucson Medical Center with a fractured leg head injuries and multiple cuts following the single vehicle crash on North Swan Road near River Road. A second crash north of Tucson on Oracle Highway near St Marys Hospital left Holland P Williams 53 in satisfactory condition with head injuries.
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William J. Walker Jr
Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
Sonoita Ave
North Swan Road
River Road
TMC
Walker
Oracle
Holland P. Williams
E. Mabel St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Williams
Shields Calls Constitution Outmoded and Seeks Reforms
Currin V. Shields, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, urged a constitutional convention in Arizona to revise the 1912 constitution. Speaking before the Retired Army Officers Association at the Davis-Monthan Officers Club, he criticized amendments as erratic and proposed a 25 member bipartisan commission to study changes before a delegate convention. He argued federal programs now fill gaps in health safety welfare and education and that the constitution must reflect modern needs.
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Currin V. Shields
Retired Army Officers Association
Davis-Monthan
Arizona
Arizona Delegation Has Small Hand In Democratic Nominating Fight
Arizona will send 19 votes to the Democratic convention with a mostly non elected slate including Papago Tribal Chairman Thomas Segundo as an alternate. The delegation, led by Richard Duffield, features 34 delegates and 100 or more attendees, with no current or former congressmen or governors among them.
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Phoenix
Arizona
New Mexico
Sam Goddard
Thomas Segundo
William P. Mahoney Jr
Ghana
James N. Corbett Jr
Tucson
Ralph Watkins Jr
Buckeye
Congress
Cochise County
Lloyd ©. Helm
Robert Stump
Polly Getzwiller
Pinai County
Richard Duffield
Merle Farmer
Prescott
Chicago
Duffield
Pick Congress Hotel
Michigan Avenue
Express Co Opens Phoenix Office as Regional HQ
American Express Co will create a regional headquarters in Phoenix with an initial payroll of 1.5 million dollars and about 300 employees, moving toward 2,000 staff and a 10 million dollar annual payroll. A new office building may be built in northeast Phoenix within two years, with temporary HQ opening January 1 in the old Roebuck building downtown.
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Phoenix
UPI
American Express Co
New York
Os and Roebuck
Nixon Enjoys Casual Boat Outing Near Miami
Republican presidential nominee Richard Nixon, guarded by Secret Service, rode a houseboat cruise in Biscayne Bay off Key Biscayne before returning to his oceanfront villa. An aide said Nixon stays in touch with Washington on world events and Eisenhower’s condition. His wife and daughters may join him at the retreat.
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Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Secret Service
Florida
Nixon
Biscayne Bay
Key Biscayne Hotel
Ron Ziegler
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Key Biscayne
State Agency Lists Many Job Openings
Arizona State Employment Service lists wide job vacancies through referrals. Weekly job cast shows clerical openings including legal and medical stenographers, plus professional and sales posts such as manager trainees nurses and technicians. Also industrial and rural openings and domestic jobs. ASES at 403 W Congress X.
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Arizona State Employment Service
ASES
Congress X
Goddard Defends Spending Over Arizona Budget Record
Former Governor Sam Goddard at a breakfast meeting criticized GOP claims of thrift, noting state funds rose by over 79 million while only 67 million went to schools. He accused Republicans of misrepresenting budget cuts and urged acknowledgment of pay raises and proposed increases for officials.
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Willcox
Arizona
Sam Goddard
Goddard
Holselaw urges aid for UA with Tucson merchants
Sen. Holsclaw urged Tucson merchants to back higher UA funding arguing the University of Arizona drives Pima County's economy. He cited 116 million last year and projected 152 million next year, with enrollments rising to 35 000 to 40 000 by 1975 and called for 27 million annually to 1975 plus bonds for facilities.
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Douglas
Holselaw
University of Arizona
Tucson Trade Bureau
Holsclaw
Pima County
Tucson
Board of Regents
Arizona State
Northern Arizona University
Mansfield Puts Faith In Long Senate Session
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana believes the 90th Congress could stay in session through Christmas with a October recess for elections. He cites remaining legislative work as plentiful in scope and signals possible floor action on President Johnson's Supreme Court nominations Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry, though debates may wait until after the elections.
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Washington
Homer Thornberry
McCarthy Backers Claim Wide Arizona Support
Dr. John E. Crow challenged Humphrey supporters to prove any real backing in Arizona. He noted Tucson registrations favor Humphrey and predicted McCarthy would win six Arizona delegate votes, with two pledged already.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Arizona
John E. Crow
Phoenix
Humphrey
Guy Stillman
Tucson
Crow
McCarthy
Venus Surface Hot and Heavy
Two scientists from JPL Pasadena report Venus surface conditions may have atmospheric pressure 75 to 100 times Earth's and temperatures above 900 degrees. Findings appear in the Journal of Atmospheric Sciences of the American Meteorological Society.
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Washington
Venus
Earth
Arodyas
J. Khiore
Dan L. Cain
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
American Meteorological Society
Journal of Atmospheric Sciences
Udall Faces McGinnis Challenge in Arizona Primary
Political writer notes Casey contrasts Udall and McGinnis as they spar over District 2 race. McGinnis jokes about eyelashes after a 21,000 vote loss, while Udall supporters seek momentum. Also previews Dr Currin Shields and Sam Goddard primary contest with 80,000 letter campaign push and 50 percent undecided vote in the governor race.
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Dick Casey
Mo Udall
G. Alfred
Arizona
McGinnis
Udall
Currin W. Shields
Sam Goddard
Shields
Bowler Calls for Vietnam Win Opposes Czech Intervention
Republican candidate Rev. Bill Bowler told a Tucson Press-Club Forum he supports a rapid military victory in Vietnam to defeat Communists but opposes U.S. intervention in Czechoslovakia. He criticized Democratic policy, urged change in government ideology, and labeled soft stances on communism as dangerous.
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McGinnis
Tucson
Bill Bowler
Udall
Rocky Marciano
Dick Casey
Vietnam
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Bowler
U. Ss
Hungary
Washington
Wallace to Fill Coliseum in Phoenix Rally
Wallace and his American Independent Party team plan a Phoenix stop Tuesday with a Window Rock stop in the morning. He arrives around noon, holds a 2 pm news conference, a 6 pm $25 dinner and an 8 pm rally at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Colonel Colquitt says 500 diners expected and the coliseum will fill. No plans for other Arizona campaigns.
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Phoenix
George Wallace
Veterans Memorial’ ‘Coliseum
Alabama
Wallace
Window Rock
Joseph Colquitt
Sheriff Burr Defends Jail Store in Re election Campaign
Pima County Sheriff Walden W Burr defended the jail store during a luncheon with the Sahuaro Optimist Club. He argued the store saves hundreds of man hours and will be turned over to the county general fund. He highlighted his 20 years in law enforcement and said his department is big business and well run.
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Pima County
Sahuaro Optimist Club
Bistro
Walden
W. Burr
Burr
Sheriff's “Department
Inmates Youth Alarms Officials
Washington AP report shows about half federal inmates are aged 17 to 28. Myril E. Alexander, director of the Bureau of Prisons, warned of a rising prisoner population after six-year decline as he cited more young violators entering federal prisons.
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Washington
Myril E. Alexander
Bureau of Prisons
Demos Plan Big Rally Tomorrow
A Democratic primary rally is set for Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Kennedy Park near S Mission Road and W Ajo Way. Precinct 65 sponsors announce the event with rally chairman Willie F. Thomas inviting the public to meet candidates for national state and county offices including District 7A. food and refreshments will be served.
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Kennedy Park
S. Mission Road
W. Ajo Way
Willie . F. Thomas
Humphrey Supporters Plan Picnic at Randolph Park
The United Democrats for Humphrey announce a public picnic Saturday at 11 a.m. in ramada No. 5, Randolph Park. Speakers include gubernatorial candidate Dr. Catherine Shields and former Gov. Sam Goddard. U S Senate candidate Roy Elson will also speak. Box lunches will be auctioned.
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United Democrats
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ramada No. 5
Randolph Park
Catrin W. Shields
Sam. .Goddard
Roy. Elson
Senate
Rally and Dance For Morales In District 2
A rally and dance to back Hector Morales for County Supervisor District 2 starts at 9 tonight at Salón de Latino 1103 W. St. Marys Road. Morales will speak briefly and a band will perform after.
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Hector Morales
Maine Senator Muskie Endorses Humphrey for Nomination
Senator Ed Muskie of Maine backs Hubert Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination, moving from a leaning stance to a full 27-vote Maine delegation endorsement on the first ballot. Muskie may be among Humphrey’s potential running mates if he secures the nomination.
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Chicago
UPI
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Humphrey
Ohio Senator Endorses McCarthy Bid for Democratic Nomination
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio endorsed Eugene J. McCarthy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Young praised McCarthy as an admired scholar and respected statesman who can lead the nation toward tranquility and prosperity, noting his prior endorsement of Robert F. Kennedy.
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Washington
Stephen M
Young
Ohio
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy Men Won Peace Stand At Democratic Convention
Kennedy backers press for a strong peace plank on Vietnam as the convention wrangles over platform rules and delegate seating. Sorensen and Kennedy supporters push for a tough stance, while uncommitted delegates from key states weigh future moves and possible floor fights.
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Chicago
Theodore Sorensen
Sorensen
Sen. Kennedy
California
New York
Indiana
Nebraska
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
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