Hospital Probe To Start At Arizona State Hospital
Phoenix officials report a state House subcommittee will begin a full examination of all operations at the Arizona State Hospital tomorrow. Rep. T C Rhodes of Mari copa heads a panel largely drawn from the Appropriations Committee and promises a thorough review without a witch hunt.
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Controversy Over Mentally Retarded Center At Duffy School
District 1 tackles a proposed center for trainable children at Duffy Elementary with a public meeting set for 8 p.m. at the Education Center. The Duffy Citizens Committee leads opposition, seeking separate facilities, while other agenda items cover school property moves, boundary adjustments, a poll program, and hiring Lawrence Ollason as district attorney.
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Teachers Union backs district stand on Duffy School center
The Arizona Federation of Teachers executive committee in Tucson unanimously commended District 1 School Board for proposing a center for trainable children at Duffy School. A statement by John Bevan and Ethel Hale condemns opposition as cruel snobbery and urges support for the board’s moral decision.
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Meador Sentenced Again for Escape Plot
Desperado James H. Meador, 23, of Santa Monica, Calif., ordered by U S District Judge James A. Walsh to serve two more years for escape after completing a 24 year kidnapping sentence. He fled Pima County Jail on Sept 17 by impersonating a prisoner. two other escapees were captured the next day. Meador faces a separate charge for a Dec 23 escape, with trial set in Phoenix. Co defendant Larry McDaniel, 30, of Casa Grande, is serving 19 years for the Coolidge kidnapping.
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Gray Re elected Secretary of Operating Engineers Local 428
William A. Gray of Phoenix was re elected secretary and business manager of Operating Engineers Local 428 in a hotly contested election. Gray defeated Virgil Roberts of Tucson 901 to 632. New officers include L. L. Dugan Sr. as president and E. A. Al Jordan as vice president with Jeff Harrison as treasurer. Merritt and Dugan Jr. named to the executive board.
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Robinson In Plea For King's Protection At Evers Funeral
Jackie Robinson wired President Kennedy urging protection for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during his attendance at the Medgar Evers funeral in Jackson Mississippi. The plea underscores national concern over civil rights during the funeral period.
Georgetown in Grip as Strike Paralyzes Capital
Police with British guards patrol Georgetown as a 62 day general strike worsens shortages. Premier Cheddi Jagan faces a possible non-confidence vote while his government fights back against calls to resign. The Cuban tanker Maria Teresa unloads fuel guarded for sale on the black market amid high prices. Barbed wire blocks streets. Burnsham urges nonviolence. Jagan accuses foreign interests of plotting against him.
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Japanese Students Protest A Subs Demonstration in Tokyo
About 1,500 Japanese students staged a protest in downtown Tokyo against possible ports of call by U.S. atomic powered submarines. Police blocked the march path as demonstrators clashed with officers near the foreign ministry buildings.
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