Notre Dame Students Fast to Protest Priest Censures
Notre Dame students in Farley Hall chapel began a hunger fast in sympathy with Manchester New Hampshire protesters against priest censures tied to Viet Nam and civil rights work. The group urged church leaders to allow priests like Mullaney O Brien and Anthony Mullaney to speak and act freely on issues.
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South Bend
UPI
University of Notre Dame
Farley Hall
Manchester
N.H
Student Senate
Lenny Joyce
The
Senate
Fathers Bonaventure O’brien
Anthony Mullaney
Joyce
Viet Nam
Fathers Mullaney
Daniel Berrigan
S.J
New York City
U.S
Father O’brien
Albany
N.Y
Notre Dame
Dioscesan
Father and Dope Runner Sentenced in Federal Case
In federal court, Phillip Godanney 26 received a 15 year term for beating his 414 month old son Phillip Jr on the Ft. Apache Reservation. Santa Monica youth Charles Russo 20 drew seven years for smuggling 120 pounds of marijuana from Mexico. Donald Russo 31 faced dismissal on earlier charge while facing later indictment for heroin and marijuana. Roberto Leon Leon 31 of Mexicali pleaded innocent to possession of 37 ounces of heroin with trial date pending.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Phillip Godanney
Phillip Jr
Ft. Apache Indian Reservation
Godlanney
William Browning
U.S. Dist
James A. Walsh
Charles Russo
United States
Mexico
Nogales
Russo
Donald
Donald Russo
Tucson
Roberto Leon Leon
Leon
Mexicali
Baja California
Mrs Agron's Estate Valued At $582,297
The estate of Mrs Meyer Agron, who died Oct 1 1964, is valued at 582297 by court appraisers. Over 250000 in Tucson area real estate goes to her children Austin and Barbara Kurn. The remainder of personal property, including a half-interest in Tucson Bargain Center Furniture Co, goes to her husband. She was 56 and lived at 642 Camino Miramonte and was named Woman of the Year by the Jewish Community Council in 1964.
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Meyer’ Agron
Superior Court
Tucson Area
Tucson Bargain Center Furniture Co
Agron
Camino Miramonte
Jewish Community Council
Two Federal Grants To University and State Programs
Senator Carl Hayden announced two university federal grants and several regional awards. A $69,000 grant funds cotton production cost research at the University of Arizona. A $25,000 grant backs a business industrial development program for Arizona. Additional grants include $15,169 to Nogales and Santa Cruz County Economic Opportunity Action Committee and $77,560 to the White Mountain tribe at White River. An $11,751 FAA contract was given to Gilman Construction Co. of San Diego to install an electronic direction finder at the Tucson flight service station.
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Phoenix
Carl. Hayden
D-Ariz
University of Arizona Today
Arizona
Nogales and Santa Cruz County
White River
Hayden
Fedgal Aviation Agency
Gilman Construction Co
San Diego
FAA
Tucson
Carols and Movie at Wright PTA Christmas Program
A Wright School PTA gathering features Christmas carols and the film The Littlest Angel at 7 30 p m tomorrow. The 6th grade chorus directed by Mrs Mary Kamp performs followed by a family Sing Along. Parents may visit classrooms to view holiday decorations after the meeting.
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Wright School
Parent- Teacher Association
Mary Kamp
Wright
Johnson Returns To Washington After Ranch Retreat
President Johnson flies back to Washington from the LBJ Ranch in Texas for intensive talks with foreign leaders, budget prep, and Viet Nam discussions. Moyers says staff work will fill the day as Ayub Khan, Harold Wilson, and Ludwig Erhard schedule White House meetings.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Jonson
Lbj Ranch
Johnson City
Tex
Bill D. Moyers
Mohammed Ayub, Khan
Pakistan
Ayub
New York
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Ludwig Erhard
West Europe
Bandit Steals Bike After Oil Office Robbery
A Luger wielding bandit robbed the World Oil Company office in Torrance California last week taking $60 then forced a newsboy to hand over his bicycle at gunpoint and rode away on it.
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Torrance
Calif
UPI
World Oil Company
Parole Board Seeks Expansion to Five Members
The Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles moved to expand from three to five members by legislative action. A resolution supported by Rev. Walter Hofmann Ally. Gen. Darrell Smith and Superintendent Sarah Folsom proposes adding two new members one medical doctor and the other a doctor in psychiatry or psychologist with penology background.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Walter Hofmann
Darrell Smith
Sarah Folsom
Hofmann
Musicians Protest CC Rodeo Plan
The Tucson Musicians Association protests a proposal to hire an out of state musician for the Tucson Rodeo. Chamber officials offered $1,000, the same as before, but musicians asked for more and said their budget cannot cover the increase. The union urges “Try Tucson First” as about 10 local players are typically hired.
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Tucson Musicians Association
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Musicians Union
Chamber
Six Tucsonans Named to UA Education Council
Six Tucson students were named to the University of Arizona College of Education Student Advisory Council by Dean F. Robert Paulsen. The appointees are Mrs. Nancy J. James, Nancy Jane Roda, James Edward Bruner, Margaret Brownewell, John Cheshir, and Joan L. Ewing, chosen for scholarship leadership and interest in education.
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Tucson
College of Education
F. Robert Paulsen
Nancy J. James
Nancy Jane Roda
James Edward Bruner
Margaret Brownewell
John Chesshir
Joan L. Ewing
Paulsen
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Bandit
Parole Board
Jong
Board of Pardons
UA Council
Seagondollar Music Store
EB. Speedway
Mversons
Famous Name Brands
Ewilmot Plaza
W. Congress
Wilmot
Myerson
For All
Wilmot Plaza
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