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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1967

Page

3

Fulbright fires new salvo at LBJ Vietnam policies

Senator J William Fulbright assailed President Johnsons Vietnam policy calling the war immoral and unnecessary and saying America could have avoided the conflict. He urged an honest effort to end the war through international action or negotiations with the Communists. Senator Thomas J Dodd countered urging no easy way out and defending a moral cause.

Fulbright LBJ Vietnam Washington UPI Sen J. William Fulbright Johnson America Senate Foreign Relations Committee Dodd

Hart seeks Justice probe of steel price increases

Sen. Philip A. Hart urged a Justice Department investigation into steel price hikes that hit products used in autos and household appliances. He said the White House supports examining pricing practices as major producers including Jones & Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Pittsburgh Steel joined the rise alongside U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic, Armco, Inland, and Kaiser.

Sen. Hart Pittsburgh API Johnson Justice Department Philip A. Hart D-Mich White House Hart Senate Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corp Pittsburgh Steel Co U.S. Steel Bethlehem, Republic Armco Inland — and Kaiser

Sixty Seven Tucsonans Earn National Scholastic Honors

Sixty seven Tucson students are among 131 recipients of Phi Kappa Phi certificates for ranking in the top 1 percent of their class. Names include Ellen J. Daniel and Jane Emlow among others with thirty seven additional Arizona honorees noted.

Bids for injunction in Tucson labor dispute studied

Superior Court Judge Mary Anne Richey heard evidence yesterday on modifications to an injunction governing activities of Tucson Newspapers Inc. and the Tucson Typographical Union in a year-old labor dispute. Both sides seek changes due to alleged injunction violations. TNI is represented by John L. Donahue Jr., William T. Healy and Peter Johnson. The union is represented by Edward I Kennedy.

Superior Court Mary Anne Richey Tucson Newspapers Inc Tucson Typographical Union TNI John L. Donahue Jr William T. Healy Peter Johnson Edward I Kennedy Union

Six Arab terrorists killed by Israelis in Jordan cave battle

Israeli troops killed six Arab terrorists during a clash in occupied Jordan near a cave six miles southeast of Nablus. An arsenal of Russian made rifles and submachine guns plus Chinese recoilless rifles was captured. no Israeli casualties were reported.

Jordan Jerusalem el- Fatah Nablus Israel France Iraq Cairo Rabat Cave Beisan

Man Leaves Home With Car Key After Theft

Frank Long walked from his Bowling Green home with a car key in hand ready for work. Police report the car door had been stolen, leaving him unable to drive his vehicle.

Bowling Green Frank Long

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