Senate Moves to Outlaw Small Concealable Handguns
Senate Judiciary Committee approves two bills targeting the commercial sale of small concealable handguns not suited for sport. A rival measure by Sen. Hruska fails 2 to 5, while three Kennedy gun bills on registration and licensing are rejected by wide margins.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Roman Hruska
R-Neh
Edward
Kennedy
D-Mass
144th Tucsonian David E Yoakum Killed in Vietnam
The 144th Tucsonian David E Yoakum, USAF Captain, died in Southeast Asia. He earned a BA in economics and served on the varsity basketball and football teams. Survivors include his widow Gail James, a Tucson High School graduate and UA student, a daughter Jacqueline, a son David, and his parents Lt. Col. and Mrs. Edwin D Yoakum. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Yadkim
Yoakum
Gail James
Tucson
Jacqueline
David
Edwin
D.'. Yoakum
USAF
B.st
Newton EB. James
Price panel drops food cost guides
The Price Commission will pause further food price controls following Nixon's move to lift meat import restrictions. Chairman Grayson expects a review in about a month, noting no immediate drop in meat or overall food prices. Some traders foresee higher meat costs due to quota changes.
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Washington
Price Commission
Nixon
Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Grayson
Cost of Living Council
Tanchers
American National Cattlemen’s. “Association
Association
John Trotman
Matt Gorges
Walt Gorges Meat Co
Harlingen
Tex
Tucson Daily Citizen masthead and rates notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists Associated Press and United Press International as news sources. It provides subscription rates for home delivery in Tucson and outside, with mail and auto-route options and prices for Arizona and nearby regions. The notice is printed by Citizen Publishing Company at 208 North Stone Avenue in Tucson, Arizona.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Associated Press
Brest
Wee
AP News
United Press International
Tucson
State of Arzona
Ouhide Ariteng
Canada
Mexia
Ariana
Citizen Publishing
North
Stone Avenue
Arizona
Boyle gets five year term for illegal union political gifts
UMW President W A Boyle receives five years in prison and a 130000 dollar fine after being convicted of using union funds for political contributions. He faces two five year sentences that may run concurrently, with release pending appeal conditioned on posting bond.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony Boyle
Boyle
U.S
Charles Richey
Richey
Justice Department
Landrum- Griffin
Floodwaters recede as crisis lingers in Agnes aftermath
The worst flooding from Agnes eases on the Eastern Seaboard but danger persists in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and Big Flats New York. The death toll climbs to 123 with three reporters killed in a helicopter crash returning from survey. Water remains scarce in hard hit towns as aid arrives and government rebuilding funds are promised.
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Wilkes-Barre
Big Flats
N.Y
Agnes
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Eugene Peters
Scranton
Peters
New York
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