Schafer Comments on Rowe Case After Schmid Sentencing
Schafer argues the Rowe sentencing was justified and notes the search for Aileen Rowe’s body will continue. He criticizes plea coercion and emphasizes society and individual protection in sentencing while Schmid’s supporters vow to press appeals and public discussion remains limited.
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Gretchen
Schafer
Rowe
Schmid
Ben
Aileen
William H. Tinney Jr
Scanland
Fritz
Tinney
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Charles Howard Schmid Sr
Boylston
Debt hike debate looms as Mills signals tax increase
House leaders weigh a permanent 358 billion debt ceiling rise amid talk of a January tax increase. Chairman Mills urges spending cuts to gain support, arguing Americans might accept higher taxes if tied to military needs and deficit relief. President Johnson proposed a July tax rise and 6 percent surcharge, but no bill has been drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Johnson
Arkansas Democrat
House Rules Committee
Mills
Congress
Two Tucson Men Sentenced in Narcotics Smuggling Case
Frank W. Schimpf and Stuart W. Scott each received two five year prison terms in federal court for smuggling 14 pounds of marijuana and 1.3 grams of heroin into the country through Nogales on Jan 22. Judge James A. Walsh imposed the sentences. Geoffrey R. White, a former University of Arizona student from Allentown Pennsylvania, was given three years probation for illegal possession of marijuana after pleading guilty to possessing three pounds of marijuana at Nogales on April 1.
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Tucson
Frank W. Schimpf
N. Dodge Blvd
Stuart W. Scott
Delta Road
James A. Walsh
Nogales
Geoffrey R. White
Allentown
University of Arizona
Ilegally
State Legion Will Meet In Douglas
The 49th annual Arizona American Legion convention is scheduled in Douglas this weekend. Headquarters will be the Gadsden Hotel. Gov. Jack Williams and John J. Corcoran, director of the American Legion National Rehabilitation Commission, will be present.
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Phoenix
Arizona-American Legion
Douglas
Gadsden Hotel
Jack Williams
John J. Corcoran
American Legion National Rehabilitation Commission
Washington, D.C
Sentences Handed Down in Superior Court
Dorothy Jean Wilmore 20 received one to two years in state prison for petty theft. Kerry Calvert Hawes was sentenced to two years probation for grand theft. Rose Ann Johnson 22 drew two to three years in state prison for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Superior Court
Dorothy Jean Wilmore
Kerry Calvert Hawes
Rose Ann Johnson
Congress Asked To Draft Emergency Strike Measure
President Johnson told Congress he could not produce the emergency strike bill and urged lab leaders to craft a bill. Senate Leader Mansfield said Johnson would welcome a bipartisan effort by labor committees to take up the question amid a rail strike impasse. Six unions had planned a Sunday strike but postponed it after House rejection of the plan.
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Mills
Rules Committee
Congress
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
White House
House
Mansfield
New England Cosa Nostra Boss Among Three Arrested
FBI arrested Ray mond L S Patriarca Henry Tameleo and Ronald Cassesso in Boston for murder and racketeering plots linked to gambling and a Providence murder from 1968. Patriarca named as New England Cosa Nostra boss, with charges to use interstate facilities to commit murder.
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Cosa Nostra
New England
Washington
FBI
Mond L.S. Patriarca
Providence
R.I
Senate
Henry Tameleo
Cranston
Ronald Cassesso
Somerville
Mass
Norfolk, Mass
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Boston
William Martfeo
Marfeo
Clark
Patriarca
Tameleo
Mayors Honor 1100 Dead of USS Arizona
About 500 mayors city managers and councilmen paid tribute Monday to the 1100 war dead trapped in the USS Arizona when it sank during the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7 1941. The mayors laid a giant wreath on the Arizona Memorial for the 34th U S Conference of Mayors meeting in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
U.S. Conference of Mayors
U S Pays Millions For Undone Repairs
Senate investigator says U S funded repair work in Asia and Europe left undone. In Saigon and other sites hundreds of pieces of surplus construction equipment are unusable despite contractors' claims of completion. AID funds about 400 million dollars are under review with hearings set for July 27.
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Washington
Senate
Vietnam
United States
Subcommittee On
Agency For International Development
Asia
Europe
Joseph Lippman
Subcommittee
Alaska
Lippman
Yokohama
Japan
Inchon
Korea
Okinawa
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Rota
Spain
Saigon
Lipmann
U S seeks Middle East parley amid UN debate
In a U N session Goldberg urged a new peace framework for the Middle East based on mutual recognition, freedom of maritime passage, and durable settlement while Kosygin pressed Israel’s withdrawal and restitution. Abba Eban, responding to Soviet lines, outlined U S aims for negotiated peace.
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Eban
U.S
Goldberg
Middle East
Kosygin
United Nations
Assembly
Israel
United States
U.N. Security Council
Noureddin Atassi
Abba Eban
Thant Defends UNEF Record Against Eban Attack
U.N. Secretary General Thant rebutted Abba Eban’s criticism of UNEF citing long history since 1956. He said Israel rejected UNEF on its soil despite a UN decision for cross border presence and argued Israel’s incursions and Egypt’s sovereignty limits shaped the force’s role.
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Ished
Thant
Eban
United Nations
UNEF
Israel
U.N
United Arab Republic
UAR
Egypt
Blind Group's Building Painted in Tucson
The exterior of the Tucson Association for the Blind headquarters at 347 E Speedway Blvd was painted Saturday by 25 members of the Tucson chapter of the Painting and Decorating Contractors Association. They donated time and paint as a local contribution to Paintup and Cleanup Week.
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Tucson Association For the Blind
E. Speedway Blvd
Tucson
Painting and Decorating Contractors Association
Eight Year Old Austrian Girl Wins Two Cars
Monika Wilhelm of Landeck Austria won two automobiles after winning two separate prize contests. One prize was from a toothpaste firm and the other from a hair cosmetics producer. The hair cosmetics firm announced the wins and disclosed Monika is eight years old.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
UPI
Dame Fortune
Monika Wilhelm
Landeck
Austria
Monika
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