Twitty Sentenced and Appeals Over City Protest Case
Roy Twitty received a $10 fine or 10 days in jail today from City Magistrate Frank Ellig in a loitering case tied to a protest at the City Sanitation Division yards. Twitty immediately appealed to the Superior Court via attorney William Messing. the November 30 conviction and arrest followed October 17 demonstrations with 12 others blocking trucks. CORE urged city hiring of unemployed residents for trash-collection work, and Ellig kept the $10 bond pending Superior Court outcome.
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Three Juveniles Held In 20 Burglaries
Police said three North Side juveniles ages 12 14 and 16 admitted breaking into 20 homes during a crime spree over the past weeks They confessed to three vandalism cases and one larceny About $100 in cash was stolen with other items recovered They were taken to Pima County Juvenile Detention Home
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Rails Unions Wage Talks Prolonged Without Strike Threat
Washington negotiators from the International Association of Machinists International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Sheet Metal Workers AFL CIO pressed for a three year wage and fringe benefits boost totaling about 36 cents an hour. The railroads countered with 27 cents. Secretary Wirtz said no substantial progress in a week of talks and no new strike deadline pressure.
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Korea Seen Unchanged By Bomb
U S Army General Howze told troops in a radio address that China’s atomic test has not altered the military balance in Korea. He said North Korean strength remains modest and the UN forces are still stronger, with about 50,000 American troops under his command.
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Education critic calls U S schooling a factory for delinquents
In Lafayette Indiana Dr. Ernest Melby of Michigan State University a former Montana State president and NYU dean told Purdue University principals that the American education system is designed for middle class youth and fails the 750,000 ages 16 to 21 who drift. He warned the system harms poor children who cannot meet upper income standards and leads to self contempt.
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El Paso Gas Plans Told In Court
In U S District Court El Paso Natural Gas Co president Howard Boyd described a plan to divest Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co The plan would give Pacific Northwest three trillion cubic feet of gas reserves more than doubling its prior reserves and would shift $184 million of El Paso debts to the pipeline with a small rate increase for bond and debenture holders.
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Man Charged In Murders Tries Escape
Kennard Smith a 38 year old truck driver in Baltimore charged in a seven fatal fire case attempted to escape by climbing prison bars above the infirmary for ten minutes before being talked down authorities say another Baltimore man Arthur Johnson 50 indicted as accomplice allegedly hurled one gasoline can into the home during the early Tuesday morning blaze seven of Smith's eleven children died four survived police believe the fire was to harm his wife he surrendered about five hours after the fire started
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Johnson Gives Loneliest Beagle A Ride In The Limousine
President Johnson noticed a lone beagle outside the White House and had Him placed in the presidential limousine for a ride to Georgetown University. He left the dog in the car during his convocation address then returned with Him beside him. Her sister died last week after swallowing a stone.
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Pediatricians Named to Two New AAP Committees
Dr. Hugh C. Thompson joins the Council on Pediatric Practice focusing on standards and practice. Dr. Sidney R. Kemberling is named to the Committee on Indian Health, aiming to improve health for Indians and Alaska natives. Both appointments come from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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