Whalen Trial Bid Faces Sept. 10 Ruling
Paul Richard Whalen 41 faces a September 10 hearing on whether to withdraw his guilty plea to voluntary manslaughter and reinstate two counts of first degree murder for the shotgun slayings of a Ma rana rancher and his Japanese wife.
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Space Flight Monkey Cleared for March Biocosatellite Test
Los Angeles AP reports scientists approved a March launch for a 15 pound macaque in a 57 inch capsule. The monkey completed four weeks aboard the biosatellite with good brain function and health, though it lost weight, to study confinement and weightlessness for future astronauts at Cape Kennedy and the University of California-Los Angeles.
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Widow Sues Over Fatal Trailer Crash
The widow of George W Gettler 40 of Denver sues Erv's Equipment Rental for 350000 in a Superior Court action filed by Joseph H Riley. Defendants include Hugh L Davis Raymond L Goodin and Keith Hartis of Tucson. Davis allegedly drove on Interstate 10 at So Noita Road towing a rented trailer that swerved and struck Gettler's car. The suit claims improper trailer installation by Erv's Equipment.
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George W.gettler
Pima County
Err’s
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Tucson
Davis
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Pierce and Holsclaw to Speak at Pima County GOP
State Senator Douglas Holsclaw Republican candidate for re election from District 7D and Oliver Pierce GOP candidate for Congress in Arizona 2nd District will address the Pima County Republican Club at noon Tuesday at the Santa Rita Hotel.
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Oliver Pierce
Arizona
Santa Rita
Pima County
Arizona Makes Record Increase in Manufacturing Jobs
Washington AP reports the Labor Department says Arizona posted the largest relative rise in manufacturing employment from 1961 to 1967, up 54 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
GI Education Training Program in Third Year
The Post Korean GI Bill education and training program is in its third year. Arizona reports 10,438 veterans and 545 servicemen enrolled in training over the last two years. Eligibility requires 180 days active duty after Jan 31, 1955 and honorable discharge. Further information at the Arizona Veterans Service Commission, 415 W Congress St.
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Arizona Veterans Service Commission
Arizona
Congress St
AAA Bids For Airplanes To Scan Holiday Traffic
Phoenix AP The Arizona Automobile Association invites pilots to monitor Labor Day weekend highway traffic and receive free gas. The Bring Em Back Alive campaign runs Friday through Monday with about 60 radio stations broadcasting highway traffic updates and safety tips including picnic areas and accommodations.
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Arizona
Arizona Automobile Association
University of Arizona projects fall enrollment at 23000
The University of Arizona expects fall enrollment of 23000, about 700 more than 1967. Registrar David Windsor cites 4000 new freshmen, 1500 new transfer undergraduates, and 1000 new graduates. Dormitories open, rush begins, assemblies Sept 9, and registration runs Sept 12 to 14 before classes start Sept 16.
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