Roadblock Arrest Ends New Mexico Manhunt Lead Figure
Reies Tijerina leader of the Con federation of Free City States was arrested at a state police roadblock south of Bernalillo along with two others. He and the group had raided a rural northern New Mexico courthouse and fired on officers. Tijerina, 40, carried a loaded .38 but offered no resistance. He, his son Hugh Reyes Tijerina and Uvaldo Velasquez were jailed in Santa Fe after the arrest at 12:47 a.m. A large search in the Carson National Forest failed to locate other leaders.
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Bernalillo
N.M
Reies Tijerina
National Guard
Tijerina
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Hugh Reyes Tijerina
Uvaldo Velasquez
Youngsville
San Ysidro
Frank Wallace
Albuquerque
Wallace
Jess Sosa
Arthur Sedillo
Tony Gon
Financial Review Israeli Triumph Sparks Week Market Rebound
New York markets ended a four week decline on optimism from Middle East news. The Dow rose 11.58 to 874.89 and the AP average gained 3.8 to 323.3 as trading volume climbed to 48.5 million shares.
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NEW York
Middle East
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Dow
Kennedy
Egypt
Egyptaan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Occidental Petroleum
American Motors
Control Data
Commonwealth Oi
Pan American World Airways
American Stock Exchange
Alloys Unlimited
Dynaelectron
Gulf American, Corp
Fargo Oils
Pancoastal Petroleum
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to Visit Malta
Buckingham Palace announced a three day royal visit by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to Malta starting November 14. The trip marks a ceremonial and diplomatic engagement with Maltese officials and spectators expected along routes and at planned receptions.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Malta
Buckingham Palace
CORE and NPAA clash over demonstrations for minority jobs
Robin Salter, NPAA leader and deputy county attorney, says demonstrations are outdated and political and economic pressure should drive change. He argues ballot influence and targeted boycotts can advance jobs and integration, urging broader community effort and better understanding between races.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Cochairman
Negro Political Action Association of Arizona
NPAA
Robin Salter
George O. Bowden
Tucson
CORE
Salter
Ex Tucson Pilot Dies In Vietnam Air Crash
Air Force Maj. Alvie W. Gapp formerly stationed at Davis-Monthan AFB died Tuesday when the A-10 he piloted on a leaflet mission crashed after takeoff near Bien Hoa Air Base Vietnam. He is survived by his widow Jeannette four children and his parents with two Tucson sisters.
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Air Force
Alvie W. Gapp
Davis-Monthan Afb
Vietnam
Earl W. Gapp
Kleindale Road
Deanna
David
Danny
Dougie
Richard Keena
David Holden
Tucson
Commandos Hunted in Jerusalem Hills
Public officials said Israeli forces killed 26 Egyptian commandos in the Jerusalem hills in the last 24 hours. Remaining commandos are in hiding without food water or ammunition.
Secret Transcript Plea Sparks Objections in Arizona Case
County Atty Schafer says Saunders motion to seal Saunders and Schmid transcripts lacks legal basis. Hearing set before Judge Boylston. Saunders' attorney may withdraw motion if Schmid pleads to avoid new trial. Saunders seeks secrecy of his testimony in the Rowe murder case amid a Supreme Court certiorari petition.
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John Saunders
Charles Schmid Jr
William J. Schafer III
Schafer
Saunders
Richard N. Boylston
Jose del Castillo
del Castillo
Boylston
Schmid
Aileen Rowe
Miss Rowe
U.S. Supreme Court
Rowe
High Court
Aftor
Shotgun Accident Wounds Tucson Youth
Aubrey Linn Taylor, 15, of 11202 E Speedway Bird, received a slight leg wound when his 20 gauge shotgun discharged while he checked for prowlers in his backyard early yesterday. He was treated and released from Tucson Medical Center after telling deputies he heard a noise near midnight and raised the gun to his shoulder.
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Aubrey Linn Taylor
Speedway Bird
Tucson Medical Center
Taylor
375 Men Battle Two Fires In Southern Arizona Mountains
Approximately 375 men fight two blazes in the Chiricahua and Winchester mountains near Douglas and Willcox. The Chiricahua fire near Texas Canyon has consumed about 700 acres and is believed man caused. The Winchester blaze, about 20 miles northwest of Willcox, covers 700 acres and is thought lightning started. One helicopter and six bulldozers aid. no homes endangered.
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Chiricahua
Douglas
U.S. Forest Service
Texas Canyon
Winchester Mountains
Willcox
Forest Service
Winchester
Hereford Boss Orders Women to Stop Wearing Minis
Leslie Colam, chairman of a Hereford engineering firm, told 40 women employees Friday to quit wearing minis to work or face dismissal. Three teenaged girls quit on the spot as others complained the skirts were only five to six inches above the knee.
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Hereford
England
UPI
Leslie Colam
Hereford Engineering
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T.P. McWilliams, D.O
Swan Road
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Arizona
Pallett Vault Storage
Ed Belton
Mgr
Fenster Ranch School
E. Blacklidge
Eden Rog
Timrod
Eden Roc
Eden Roc Garden
George Gardiner
Eden Roc Gardens
Tucson Realty & Trust Co
Lordent
S. Alvernon Way
Minis
East Speedway
Cox’s Bake Shop
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Cox’s
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