Drinan Wins Right to See FBI CIA Files for 810
Rep. Robert F. Drinan obtained copies of FBI and CIA files on him under the Freedom of Information Act for 8.10. The collection includes newspaper clippings memoranda and notices about his speeches before and after his 1970 election. He calls the situation ridiculous.
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Rep
Robert F. Drinan
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Drinan
Massachusetts
Boston College Law School
Clarence M. Kelley
CIA
Pathet Lao
House
Robert 5. Young
District 1 plan to reduce inequities draws board criticism
A district report detailing steps to eliminate inequities in educating minority students faces critique from board member Raul Grijalva who calls it lacking specifics. The plan, praised by HEW, outlines compliance efforts and future steps, with a proposed lunch price increase and other items on tonight’s agenda.
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Tucson
Whooping Crane Chick Dawn Dies In Captivity
Dawn, the first whooping crane chick born in captivity this decade, died over the weekend at a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service facility. The chick had a congenital right hip deformity twisting the foot 45 degrees, preventing upright standing and causing a loss of appetite, a spokesman said.
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Washington
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Tucson seeks Dona del Dia for bicentennial events
Tucson planners seek nominations for La Dona del Dia to preside over the 200th birthday July 15 deadline for entries. Nominees must be 65 plus and a Tucson resident before 1912 with a photo and brief bio. Winner announced August at Cordova House with runner ups, plaques, and merchant donations.
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Tucson
Arizona
Albert Martinez
la Canada Drive
Cordova House
Raw racism in Boston shocks civil rights panelists
Massachusetts Advisory Committee head Julius Bernstein told the U S Civil Rights Commission that Boston shows unmistakable evidence of raw racism as hearings on school integration proceed. Witness Paul Parks warned of police and National Guardsmen ready to enforce order when schools reopen. Bernstein condemned violence against buses and children while stressing peaceful protest within legal bounds.
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Commission On Civil Rights
Massachusetts
Commission
Massachusetts Education
Paul Parks
Bernstein
Teacher named district coordinator for Bicentennial Youth Debates
Catalina High School speech coach Fawn Johnson is named district coordinator for the Bicentennial Youth Debates covering eight area schools including Catalina Suffolk Hills Canyon del Oro Amphitheater Flowing Wells Greenfields Salpointe and the Chazen Institute. Debates, run nationwide by the Speech Communication Association and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, aim to involve youth in celebrating the nation’s 200th birthday through contests. Local contests begin in fall with district and regional rounds in November and December, with winners advancing to state and national levels.
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Fawn Johnson
Catalina High School
Suffolk Hills
Canyon del Oro
Amphitheater
Flowing Wells
Greenfields
Salpointe
Chazen Institute
The
Speech Communication Association
National Endowment For the Humanities
Johnson
Boiling bleach assault charged in Tucson case
A Tucson woman, Ovendia Williams, 63, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and a caustic chemical after allegedly pouring boiling bleach on her niece Cathy M. Williams, 22, at 1024 E. 24th St. The attack followed a knife incident. Cathy Williams suffered second degree burns and is recovering. hearing set for June 3 in Superior Court.
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Ovedia Williams
Cathy M. Williams
Miss Williams
E. 24Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Smith
Williams
Justice Court
Ford son bucked off drone during rodeo lesson in California
Steve Ford, 19, the president's youngest son, rode bucking horses in a Ramona rodeo school run by Casey Tibbs. He lasted six seconds on a saddle bronc and dodged a bareback smash before getting off. Movie star Slim Pickens joined the outing afterward, praising Ford's riding. Matsushita Electric Trading to issue 20 percent stock dividend for 40th anniversary shareholders on July 1 in Tokyo.
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Ramona
Calif
UPI
Steve Ford
Ford
Corral
Casey Tibbs
Tibbs
Slim Pickens
Tokyo
Matsushita Electric Trading Co
Thieu Finds Safe, Comfortable Life in Taipei
Former South Vietnamese president Nguyen Van Thieu enjoys a secure, comfortable stay in a five bedroom Taipei villa with garden, pool, and two Mercedes. He keeps a low profile since arriving April 26, facing exiled Saigon opposition and reporters while receiving protection and polite welcomes from local officials and Chiang Kai shek’s circles. Pierre Legoux of the UN tin conference says negotiations near final consensus, due by week’s end.
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Tien Mou
Heavenly Mother
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Saigon
Geneva
Pierre Legoux
United Nations
Forest Fire Near Fort Huachuca Contained by Dusk
A grass and brush fire west of Fort Huachuca in Coronado National Forest was reported yesterday at 12:35 p.m. and contained by 7:30 p.m. About 75 firefighters worked with six air tankers, eight water tankers, and a helicopter. The blaze, near Elgin and the Research Ranch ecological center, sent no threats to people or structures.
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Ft. Huachuca
Steve Plevel
The
Forest Service
Coronado
Plavel
Elgin
Tucson
Kennedy
Greater
Kennedy criticizes Tucson council for inaction and pushes growth
Councilman Richard J. Kennedy denounces excessive talk and calls for visible results to boost Tucson’s economy. He praises the Pima County Board for bringing a medium security prison to Tucson, cites Universal Oil Products’ nickel plant plan, and vows to oppose any city salary hike ballot measure.
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Richard J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Phoenix
Universal Oil Products
Word Puzzle Prize Notice At Citizen Office
A $550 prize is offered for the correct solution. All entries must reach the Citizen no later than 12 noon on Thursday.
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