Jury argument on cross section urged at ACLU dinner
Charles Morgan Jr of Atlanta urged federal law to assure juror cross representation and said even one Negro on a jury can matter. He spoke at the Southern Arizona ACLU awards dinner in Tucson praising civil rights and criticizing segregation in law enforcement and prisons. About 180 attended with awards to Barbara and Vernon Elfbrandt and George Papcan for service and support.
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C. Warman
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
American Civil Liberties Union
Hiway House
Arizona
ACLU
Barbara
Vernon Elfbrandt
George Papcan
Morgan
South
Alabama
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Tucson Park West
F.H.A
Park West
Park West Homes
Tucson
Teague seeks anti war protest law in Viet Nam debate
Rep. Olin Teague announces plans to introduce legislation making demonstrations against the war in Viet Nam potentially illegal. The Texas Democrat, a World War II veteran, says protests give aid and comfort to the enemy and must stop if intelligence reports show they hinder fighting. He cites questions soldiers ask about tours demonstrations and GI bill as context.
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College Station
Tex
Olin Teague
D-Tex
Viet Nam
Teague
Wisconsin Club Meet Potluck Dinner in Tucson
The Wisconsin Club hosts a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Tucson Woman's Club 317 West Alameda Street. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service. Coffee will be provided.
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Wisconsin Club
Tucson Woman's Club
W. Alameda St
Poverty war budget eyed by Tucson CEO group
Tucson's Committee for Economic Opportunity seeks 1 million dollars for poverty war operations for 1966 67 from April 1 to March 31. Norman W. Todd says 787000 is already assured for the year. CEO board meets at the YWCA to review the budget with 13 current programs and 22 proposed projects, led by Headstart 221469 and Manzo Job Corps 311139, plus 108000 for Children’s and Family Center work.
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Tucson
Committee For Economic Opportunity
Norman W. Todd
YWCA
Manzo
Minnesota Club Potluck at Doolen Junior High
The Minnesota Club meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday for a potluck supper at Doolen Junior High School on North Country Club Road. Attendees should bring a dish to pass their own table service and a 75 cent gift for exchange.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Club
Doolen Junior High School
Country Club Road
Hart Denied Habeas Corpus Writ Appeals Planned
Floyd Hart's attorney plans an appeal to the Arizona State Supreme Court after Superior Court Judge William Frey ruled Hart's police statements voluntary. Hart, 19, is charged with first degree murder in the suffocation death of neighbor Marilyn Holloman amid burglary allegations. Trial set for Thursday. appeal could delay.
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Floyd Richard Hart
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
William Frey
Hart
H. Earl Rogge
Frey
Marilyn Jean Holloman
Rogge
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
William Schafer
Eagles State Workshop Here
D. D. Billings of Brigham City Utah will conduct a workshop tomorrow at Tucson Aerie No 180 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Johnnie L Guy is worthy president of the aerie. Billings is grand worthy vice president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and a past state president and secretary of the Utah State Aenue. He also serves as vice president of Brigham City's Chamber of Commerce.
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D. D. Billings
Brigham City
Utah
Tucson Aerie No. 180
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