City sums three thousand Tucson youths in summer jobs
A Tucson committee reports 3000 local youths held summer jobs with 1600 positions from private sector and 1400 from government or subsidized work. Labor Day plans target winter and part time work to keep students in school as federal funds run into hundreds of thousands.
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Tucson
Kirk Storch
James Baum
Storch
Baum
Oliver Switzer
Youth Opportunity Center
Office of Economic Oppor
B52 Skims Over Cities Crashes Near Cape Kennedy
A U S Air Force B52 bomber crashed near Cape Kennedy after engine trouble. The plane skimmed over Cocoa Cocoa Beach Titusville and Port Canaveral before exploding on a beach two miles from missile row. Seven crew members bailed out with minor injuries and were recovered. The mission involved a nearby nuclear submarine Daniel Webster and rockets on the Cape.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Missile Row
Cape
Bobby L. Ward
Universal City
Tex
Cocoa
Cocoa Beach
Titusville
Port Canaveral
Orlando
McCoy Air Force Base
Here
Iel Webster
Webster
Terry Castle
Glenborne
S.C
McCoy
NATO adviser cites Soviet troop buildup on Romanian border
Netherlands Foreign Minister Joseph Luns said NATO intelligence notes a strong concentration of Soviet troops in Bessarabia along the Romanian and Hungarian border. He warned NATO may reassess defense arrangements if the Czechoslovak-West German border occupation becomes permanent.
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London
UPI
Netherlands
Joseph Luns
NATO
Bessarabia
Luns
Romania
Michael Stewart
Czech
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Court Bars Interference With Newsmen In Chicago
Federal appeals court orders police and Police Supt Conlisk to stop interfering with newsmen and photographers covering public events in Chicago. The ruling follows claims of police beatings during Grant and Lincoln Park disturbances and sets conditions for press safety with escorts and civil rights investigations possible.
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Chicago
James B Conlisk Jr
U.S. Court of Appeals
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
Grant
Lincoln Parks
William J. Campbell
U S. District Court
Frederick T. Schnell
American Society of Magazine Photographers
Time
Life
Campbell
Corlish
Schnackenberg
Conlisk
Charles Finston
Finston
Thomas A. Foran
U.S
Proxmire Backs Democratic Ticket Despite Challenges
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin voiced strong support for the Democratic national ticket while noting it starts behind. He cited Hubert H. Humphrey and Edmund S. Muskie as facing a difficult campaign in a year of troubles. Wisconsin's delegation gave Humphrey 8 of 69 votes and 52-7 against a minority Vietnam plank. Proxmire was not a delegate.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Huberth. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Proxmire
Humphrey
Dumes Calls Public Rally On Pima College Tax Bid
Democratic candidate William Dumes announces a nonpartisan rally at the Tucson Garden at 8 p.m. Thursday to present the pros and cons of Pima College's $1.5 million capital outlay tax. He plans to invite the Board of Supervisors and College board governors and seeks funds for his appeal.
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Dumes
Pima
William Dumes
Pima College
Superior
Tucson Garden
Dames
Board of Supervisors
Pima College Board of Governors
Williams appoints two to new state personnel commission
Gov. Jack Williams named Mrs John J. O Connors and Oscar A. Gonzales to the state personnel commission, completing the five member body created by the last legislature. The appointees include party and professional diversity and await Senate approval.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
Tucson
New State Personnel Commission
John J. O'Connor
Oscar A. Gonzales
O’connor
Gonzales
Southern Arizona Bank
John H. Brahm
William T. Hogg
Scottsdale
Leo Contors
Senate
Daley cites assassination fears behind strict DNC security
Chicago mayor Richard Daley says security at the Democratic National Convention was tightened after intelligence indicated threats aimed at him and the three presidential contenders. He names Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senators Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern as targets, while shielding details as confidential.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Associated Press
FBI
Secret Service
Daley
Hubert H
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
George McGovern
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Goldwater backs Daley on convention security
Barry Goldwater told the Downtown Lions Club Chicago Mayor Richard Daley was right to enforce security at the Democratic National Convention. He criticized media coverage and urged practical reporting while predicting George Wallace could reach eight percent in Arizona.
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Phoenix
UPI
Chicago
Richard Daley
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Lions Club
Daley
U.s.senate
George Wallace
Arizona
Wallace
Shields Urges State Action On Slums And Juvenile Delinquency
Phoenix Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Currin V. Shields urged state government to take stronger action against slums crime and juvenile delinquency. He spoke at a rally proposing schools serve as neighborhood centers with sports parks arts and cultural events, funded by state and local agencies rather than school districts.
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Phoenix
UPI
Currin V. Shields
Shields For Governor
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the Star and Citizen
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Paradise Kittens
Debbie Lewis
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