Ford Declares Candidacy Against Halleck for GOP Lead
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan announces his bid for minority leadership of the House to contend with Rep. Charles A. Halleck. Telegrams go to Republican members amid anticipated intra party friction as 140 Republicans vote January 4 for leaders for the 83rd Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
Charles A. Halleck
House
Ford
Arch Moore
R-W. Va
Rhodes to chair Council of Graduate Schools in US
Dr. Herbert D. Rhodes dean of the University of Arizona Graduate College was elected chairman elect of the Council of Graduate Schools in the United States. He will assume the post next December leading the four year old organization. Rhodes is a Phoenix Union High School graduate who studied at the UA and the University of Illinois before returning to Arizona.
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Herbert D. Rhodes
University of Arizona Graduate College
Council of Graduate Schools
United States
Rhodes
Phoenix Union High School
University of Ilinois
Standard Oil of Indiana
National Association of State Universities and
American Association of Basic Science Boards
Arizona State Board of Examiners
Arizona Commission
Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education
Western Association of Graduate Schools
Rocky Mountain Science Council
Tucson Youth Corps seeks first full time administrator
The Tucson Neighborhood Youth Corps seeks a $150 a week project administrator to run the program under E. H. Tilford. Based in Tucson, the job is provisional for 23 weeks with hope for extension. Applicants must have a bachelor level education, five years admin experience, supervisory skill, and community involvement.
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Tucson
E. H. ‘Ttford
Tucson Youth Board
Tyle Youth, Corps
Arizona, State Employment Service
ASES
Ard
Tillford
Tive
Schoois
Tilford
Chicago okays glue law to curb sniffing youths
Chicago City Council approved an ordinance restricting the sale of hobby glue to minors to curb glue sniffing among youngsters. The measure targets unrestricted sales and requires local stores to verify buyers' ages.
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UPI
Chicago
Four States Report Child Deaths in House Fires Across Nations
A cascade of fires across Michigan North Carolina Arkansas Washington claimed at least 19 children and 24 elderly in Illinois and Indiana. Homes of Albert Cox in Warren Ren Michigan near Detroit burned killing six of nine children Martha 12 Mary Jo 7 John 6 Diane 4 Jim 3 3 and Charles 1 The mother seriously burned The father worked two jobs. In Kinston North Carolina five Spence children Bobby Charles 9 Brenda Joyce 5 Linda Faye 5 Ervin Ray 2 Arlene Gibbs 6 months perished in a tenant dwelling. In Marked Tree Arkansas five Lafferty children Raymond 16 Laird 10 Doreen 9 Darlene 8 Stacy 7 burned as parents rescued others. In Seattle Washington Ray Kealy family children Barry 4 Patricia 3 Maurine 1 died. Parents and another child were hospitalized. Earlier a Fountain Town Indiana convalescent home death toll reached 20 and four men died at a Winfield Illinois nursing home. Nieman Marcus in Dallas sustained major damage from escalator fires with no fatalities and five injuries.
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Michigan
North Carolina
Arkansas
Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Albert Cox
United Press International
Kinston
N.C
Berda Spence
Bobby Charles
Brenda Joyce
Linda Faye
Ervin Ray
Arlene Gibbs
Marked Tree
Ark
Raymond Lafferty
Laird
Doreen
Darlene
Stacy
Ray Kealy
Seattle
Wash
Barry
Patricia
Maurine
Fountaintown
Ind
Winfield
Chicago
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
Tex
Circle K City Named In Lawsuit Over Salami Arrest
Loretta Fite, a customer at Circle K store on South 12th Avenue, sues Circle K Food Stores Inc. and the city after a wrongful arrest for taking a pound of salami. The action, filed with attorney Bernard I. Rabinovitz, seeks 25,000 damages plus compensation for humiliation. joined by her husband William.
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Circle K Food Stores Inc
Loretta Fite
S. 7Th Ave
S. 12Th Ave
Bernard I. Rabinovitz
Roy Estrada
Fite
William
Teamsters Endorse O K Team Wins Local 310 Election
The O K Owens team swept six of seven offices in Teamsters Local 310 balloting. Tom Owen will become president January 1 for a three year term after defeating William Ellison Fred Hutzler and Jim Holland. Vote totals were 430 for Owen 206 for Ellison 158 for Hutzler 59 for Holland with 837 votes cast. Other elected officials include T R Twombly vice president Edward Koenig secretary treasurer Carleton Wallmark recording secretary Morris McPeak George Bone and W O Clark trustees. Clark shifted from Ellison ticket.
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O.K
Owen Koenig
Teamsters Union
Tom Owen
Owen
William Ellison
Fred Hutzler
Jim Holland
T. R. Twombly
Bisbee
Edward Koenig
Carleton Wallmark
Morris McPeak
George Bone
W.O. Clark
Clark
Ellison
Warden Nash shoots self amid prison criticism
Jefferson City Missouri Warden E V Nash of the Missouri Penitentiary killed himself last night after returning from a Christmas party. Mrs Nash found him in a bedroom with a revolver nearby police said he had been shot in the head. The incident follows a state legislative committee report labeling the prison system medieval and calling for Nash removal. Nash had served as warden since March 5 1956 after a career as a Missouri Highway Patrol sergeant.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
James B. Carter
Director of
Corrections
Nash
Carter
Correction Department
Peter J. J. Rabbitt
Rabbitt
Senate
Missouri Highway Patrol
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Circle K
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Arizona
Arizona Properties, Inc
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P.O
Wilmot Plaza
Libby
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Mano
Pickering
Ladd MR
SEE & Hear
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America
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