Territorial Gains Seen For Israel
London dispatch says Israeli leaders expect permanent political and territorial gains after a swift victory over Arab states. Premier Levi Eshkol notes a new political reality in the Middle East and insists Israel will resist pressure to withdraw until its objectives are met. Israel controls Sinai including the Gulf of Aqaba, Jerusalem, West Bank territory, and Gaza Strip following the four day war.
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London
UPI
Israel
Mideast
United Nations
Sinai Peninsula
Gulf of Aqaba
Jerusalem
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Some Pay 12 Times More Than Others For Drug
AMA study expands to 686 prescriptions at 185 drug stores and finds large store-to-store price variations for a single drug. Generic versus name-brand prescribing has little effect on what patients pay. The June AMA News emphasizes pharmacist wholesale costs in consumer prices.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
AMA News
Sister Weyker Named To Board
Gov. Jack Williams appoints Sister John Richard Weyker of St. Joseph's Hospital Tucson to the State Board of Nursing. Her term runs through June 30, 1972, replacing Mrs. Marie M. Booth of Tucson.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
John Richard Weyker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tucson
State Board of Nursing
Weyker
Marie M. Booth
State denies grievance against Salvation Army welfare handling
Arizona asks the Supreme Court to rule on legality of welfare funds routed through the Salvation Army in Tucson and Phoenix. The state contends funds to a church group violate the state constitution. the Salvation Army and Phoenix Council defend the arrangement as purely welfare aid with no religious end.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Salvation Army
Tucson
Darrell Smith
State Supreme Court
Ing
Welfare Department
Phoenix Community Council
Joseph Ralston
Ralston
Salvation’ Army
House unit acts to bar guard reserve changes
The House Appropriations Committee moved to block Pentagon plans to realign National Guard and Army Reserve units. A report attached to a $70.3 billion defense bill directs the Defense Department to defer the realignment until formal legislative action is possible. The Pentagon had proposed eliminating 1,300 reserve and guard units, drawing concern from Congress over maintaining force levels.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
Defense Department
House
Senate
National Guard
Congress
Army
Army National Guard
Sex In Movies Question Skirted
In San Francisco AP reports Jack Valenti, head of the MPAA, dodges a query on film sexiness at a news conference. He says society is sexier, films reflect society, and are no more sensual than the general culture.
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San Francisco
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Two Women Join Michigan State Police as First Female Troopers
Kay E K Whitfield and Noreen E Hillary became the first women troopers in MSU history in a weekend swearing-in in East Lansing. The 25-year-olds joined 40 male recruits after a 12 week course with many men dropping out. Whitfield, from Pontiac and ex-Kalamazoo policewoman, and Hillary, a Marymount College sociology major from Grand Rapids, cited respect for state police as motivation.
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Mich
Kay EK. Whitfield
Noreen E. Hillary
Michigan State Police
R. E. Dragomer
Dragomer
Miss Whitfield
Pontiac
Kalamazoo
Trooper Hillard
Marymount College
Salina
Kan
Grand Rapids
Eshkol Says LBJ Made Promises to Israel
Premier Levi Eshkol said President Johnson promised great things while Israel faced Arab coercion largely alone. He cited a 21 day prewar period of delays, Eban’s U.S. mission, and assurances of maritime guarantees for free passage through the Tiran Straits.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Johnson
Israel
Eshkol
Abba Eban
United States
Tiran Straits
United Arab Republic
Hia
Battaglia Says Car Damaged By Vandals In Tucson
Charles Battaglia reported vandals damaged his 1966 car in his driveway causing 400 dollars in damage. Battaglia linked to Mafia figure Joseph Bonanno and said the incident occurred Tuesday night. police were notified per insurance guidance.
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Charles
Batts) Battaglia
Ruby Will Rejected Over Mental Capacity In Handwritten Draft
Dallas judge rules Jack Ruby not mentally capable to draft a valid will in August of last year. Deputy Norman Hooten to whom Ruby left a diamond ring a watch and a suit may appeal. Executor Jules Mayer named per 1950 will. IRS has filed a 45000 claim against the estate.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Ted Z
Ronald Magid
Robertson
Jules F. Mayer
Galveston
Mayer
Oswald
Warren Commission
President Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
Parkland Hospital
Eugene P. Frenkel
Biting Pooch Triggers Park Riot Squad Scene
In Tompkins Square Park a small brown dog bit Nash Stinson 26 after he frightened the animal. Patrolman John Buckley was bitten while trying to calm the dog. About 100 people gathered as eight radio cars and emergency units responded. both victims were treated at Bellevue Hospital and released with no charges.
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New York
Tompkins Square Park
Ralph Stravato
Nash Stinson
John Buckley
Bellevue Hospital
Stravato
Wards Plan Opposed Faces Vote Opposition
The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce urges members to vote against the proposed ward system election, signaling organized opposition in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Penny Rates Mark Tucson Classifieds Listing
Rates listed for mail and newspaper delivery in Tucson area. Ad shows 45 cents per week or 73.40 per year for Tucson, plus 2.25 per month or 27.00 per year for outside Tucson. Second class postage paid at Tucson. Address 208 North Stone Ave.
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Citizen Papin North
Lone Ave
Ucson
Arizona
Tucson
Sige
ASU Law School Accepts 111 Applicants for Sept Opening
Arizona State University's new college of law has accepted 111 applicants for its opening semester in September. Dean Willard Pedrick says 91 of the accepted students are Arizona residents.
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Tempe
UPS
Arizona State University
New College of Law
Willard Pedrick
Arizona
California Studies Ban on Gas Cars
California Senate panel weighs a plan to ban gasoline cars from highways by 1975. Air expert Frank Stead testified that a single car’s 45 minute drive uses more oxygen than the entire Los Angeles population could inhale in that period.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Senate Transportatio
California
Los Angeles
Frank Stead
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