Arizona Senate OKs anti riot bill for campus order
The Arizona Senate passed a bill 22 to 6 sending it to the House that would authorize the State Board of Regents to adopt rules to preserve order on university campuses. Opponents cited include Sen. Joseph Castillo Dan Michel Cloves Campbell and senators from Maricopa and Cochise counties.
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Phoenix
Ariszona Senate
House
State Board of Regents
Sens. Jo
Seph A. Castillo
D-Pima
Dan ‘Kichel
D-Cochise
Cloves Campbell
D. Maricopa
Maricopa County
John Conlan
Chris Johnson
Orme Lewis
Bill sparks abuse concerns over broad powers at hearings
Johnson urged high school and college students to lobby against the measure noting universities can already flunk suspend and expel students and warned they could be jailed and fined. Senator Wing Ong defended the bill saying some students overstep while promising legislative correction if regents misuse power. Eight other measures passed yesterday.
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Johnson
Wing ‘Ong
D-Maricopa
Violence worsens in India's fourth day of elections
India faces fourth day of national polls with at least four dead and 75 injured amid clashes. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi condemns lawlessness and vows firm action while Bihar sees the heaviest violence including muzaffarpur clashes and a mob attack on the former mayor's residence in Patna after ballot-box tampering rumors.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Bihar
Congress Party
Muzaffarpur
Congress
Patna
Commons Votes To Aid Family Planning Across NHS
In London the House of Commons backed a bill to provide family planning advice and devices to all women under the National Health Service. Opposed passages critiqued reliance on abstinence as birth control, noting current free contraceptives under the plan but that future access would depend on whether prescriptions are for medical or social reasons.
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House
National Health Service
National Health Plan
Arizona Senate passes memorial urging end to sanctions on Rhodesia
The Arizona Senate approved 18 to 1 a memorial to President Johnson and Congress calling for an end to sanctions against Rhodesia. Minority Democrats opposed the measure while Sen Wing Ong supported it, arguing against isolationism and urging presidential and congressional action. Ong also backs another memorial to step up the war in North Vietnam and aid Nationalist Chinese forces on Formosa.
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Arizona Senate
Congress
Rhodesia
Johnson
House
Senate
Arizona
Arizona ‘Senate
Cloves Campbell
Harold Giss
Yuma
William Blansett
Joseph City
Wing Ong
Ong
China
North Vietnam
United States
Formosa
Johnson Portrait Approved by First Lady
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson approves a portrait painted by Mrs. Philip Barry. The oil shows her in a red dress against a yellow background and will hang at the Women’s National Democratic Club headquarters. The President rejected a portrait by Peter Hurd in anger.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Philip Barry
National Democratic Club
Death in Catalina foothills claims John Robson Jr.
John Eric Robson Jr. 21 died after falling 20 feet in a narrow Catalina foothill canyon near North Campbell Avenue. His body, found by two teen hunters, lay beside a book. Investigators say a footing loss caused the fall. rescue teams seek ropes for recovery. Adair Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Robson
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John Hemmer
John Eric Robson Jr
Catalina Foot Hills
Campbell Avenue
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Mission Hill Drive
Connecticut
King Arthur’s Court
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Sylvia St
Tony Lamb
N. Rita Ave
Southern Arizona Rescue Association
Pima County Search and Rescue Unit
Adair Funeral Home
Abandoned Infant In Tucson Reunite Hopes Delayed
A four day old baby girl dubbed Baby Girl Reed at Tucson Medical Center was abandoned by her mother who signed admission papers and disappeared. The mother later called Arizona Children's Home from out of town indicating she may return. Adoption papers remain to be completed and hospital officials say the mother likely cannot reclaim the child now.
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Father McMahon
Friends
Sutton Coldfield
Warwickshire
England
Tucson Medical Center
Arizona Children’s Home
TMC
Reed
New Jeepster Commando Station Wagon Unveiled
The Jeepster Commando wagon debuts as a four wheel drive model for recreation and utility. It features a four cylinder Hurricane engine delivering 75 brake horsepower in the new power plant.
Judge Doubles His Own Fine
MENOMINEE Mich. Municipal Judge Michael Auta drove through a stop sign and struck another car. He returned to court, filed a complaint against himself, and imposed a fine of 28 dollars double the usual amount which he paid.
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Menominee
Mich
UPI
Michael Auta
Manpower Pool Urged By Garmire
Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire proposed a new manpower pool to retain experienced officers and expand the department with nonofficer workers. The plan envisions young recruits, paid from about $1 per month initially, rising to patrol roles and later to master police officers, with a six year training path and cost under $200,000 annually. Garmire will present the concept to the City Council on February 27.
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Charles
Garmire
Keith Bergstrom
Police Academy
Be On The Lookout For A Human Being
El Paso police pursued a robbery lead after two witnesses gave matching descriptions with one difference. The male clerk described the robber as a woman while a female witness who entered the store during the robbery said it was a man. Officers continued the search for the suspect, either gender.
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EL Paso, Tex
UPI
Kennedy Backs Change In New York Abortion Law
Senator Robert F. Kennedy told Syosset High School students that obvious changes are needed in New York State abortion law. He emphasized his view as a senator, not a Catholic, and said the current 84 year old law allowing abortion only to save the mother's life should be updated.
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Syosset
N. Y
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
New York State
Kennedy
Martin Friedlander
United States
New York
Air Guard Sharpens F102 Radar Skills In Weekend Exercise
Arizona Air National Guard pilots in Tucson practice a weekend war game with F102 jets aiming to stop invading bombers. The 162nd Fighter Interceptor Group tests new radar, night vision, and ground control coordination as they convert from F100 aircraft and train to meet alert status requirements.
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John Riddick
Tucson
Arizona Air National Guard
Guard
162Nd
4Th Air Force
Hamilton Afb
Calif
Donald Morris
Mt. Lemmon
27Th Air Division
Air Defense Command
Phoenix
Air Force
Morris
Pacific
Texas
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