Johnson aims to form McCarthy style youth corps
The Johnson administration seeks a youth corps modelled on Eugene McCarthy to mobilize Young Democrats amid a turbulent election year. Humphrey urges maturity over calendar age, defending Johnson's record and criticizing war management while RFK draws youth support. Labor leaders map 1968 strategy as McCarthy leads in Wisconsin polls.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert C. Weaver
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Humphrey
Washington
America
Aficio
Kennecott Pact Vote Set Tomorrow
Striking workers at Kennecott Copper Corp Bay Mines Division vote on ratifying a contract agreed Thursday night. If 1100 workers approve, they could return to work Sunday or Monday. union leaders say all locals agreed on a basic settlement, terms to be released after ratification.
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Kearny
UPS
Kennecott Copper Corp
S Bay
Tempe Council Faces Decision on Three Top Officials
Tempe City Council plans an executive session to decide the fate of City Manager Leland Kraft City Clerk Lauretta Mutke and City Magistrate E W Halloran amid dissatisfaction. Kraft earns 20000 dollars annually and has overseen several staff departures including the finance director earlier this year.
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Tempe
Leland Kraft
Rudy Campbell
Kraft
Lauretta Mutke
E. W. Halloran
Cuts Loom For Great Society Programs
The Senate rejected Javits plan to shield 7.8 billion dollars of education antipoverty housing and man power programs from a 6 billion dollar spending cut. A separate Clark proposal to cut foreign aid space and Defense budgets failed 62 to 17 as election minded senators left town, delaying action on the bill.
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Washington
Defense Department
Feasts Called Off After Kennedy Snub By Navajo Leaders
Navajo tribal leaders canceled a large feast planned for Sen. Robert F Kennedy in Rough Rock Arizona citing a perceived snub after his changes in visit plans. Senator Kennedy was campaigning in Indianapolis and Nebraska, while Sen. Paul Fannin toured Papago lands pledging education reforms for Indian communities and criticizing program coordination.
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Rough Rock
Ariz
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Kennedy
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Senate Indian Education Subcommittee
Fannin
Subcommittee
New York
Papago Indian Reservation
Congress
Bowler Calls for Quick Victory in Vietnam Attack on Udall
Republican candidate Bowler urged a swift Vietnam victory saying military leaders can win in 30 days without escalation or atomic use. He attacked Udall’s voting record on spending, inflation, and tax policy while accusing doves of undermining leadership amid economic and Pueblo incidents.
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Vietnam
William Bowler
U.S
Morris K Udall
Desert Sertoma Club
Bowler
Washington
Udall
Congress
Arizona
Papal Court Abolished By Paul VI
Pope Paul VI abolished the papal court replacing it with a strictly religious and functional body. He fired many retainers and dismissed the Black Nobility from his retinue while preserving the Swiss Guards. A 30 member lay advisory group was created to guide Vatican governance on radio art medicine law and other fields. Posts will be non hereditary with five year terms.
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Paul VI
Rome
Paul
Vatican
Ambulance Subsidy Fight Heads Toward Negotiation
County and ambulance firms prepare for a next week negotiation over doubling the $30,000 annual subsidy for indigent patients. Kord's Ambulance Service threatens curtailment without higher funding as A&A Ambulance Service urges city financial support alongside county. The issue ties to a June 30 mortuary contract expiry and a shift toward private firms handling indigent transport.
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Kord
Kordsiemon
Pima County Hospital
Kord’s
A&a Ambulance Service
Cial
Gary Aegerter
A&a
Richard Kittle
Sis
Kittle
Ray Mines Strikers Vote Tomorrow On New Contract
Union officials call Saturday meetings for about 1100 striking Ray Mines workers to vote on a Kennecott Copper contract after an eight and a half month copper walkout. spokesmen say details await ratification but the pact follows lines seen in other major producer deals.
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Ray Mines
Kennecott
Tucsonans Named On Bar List
The Arizona State Bar committee announced 59 of 74 applicants passed the bar exam and will be recommended for admission to the State Supreme Court. Top scorers were Levi John Smith and William B. Revis of Phoenix and James M. Mitchell of Scottsdale, with admissions set for April 6. Tucsonans among successful applicants include Jerome Zuravsky Peter Voevodsky Larry Rosenthall John Willard Nelson Harvey Jurkowitz Edward Lacambra Robert Jenkins Harold Howard David Helsten Sidney Felkner Charles Dyer Ronald Challis Conrad Baran and Richard Anderson. Also William Garbarino of Flagstaff.
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Phoenix
Committee On
State Bar of
Arizona
State Supreme Court
Levi John Smith
William B. Revis
James M. Mitchell
Scottsdale
Jerome Alan Zuravsky
Peter Voevodsky
Larry Stephen Rosenthall John
Willard Nelson
Harvey Jurk
Antique Gun Collection Recovered in Tucson Theft
An anonymous tip led authorities to recover 24 antique guns from a display building theft at Old Tucson last month. Valued between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars, weapons were found on Kinney Road and Gates Pass Road, in good condition and covered with a burlap bag. The find included three double barreled cap and ball pistols a matched set of German dueling pistols a Kentucky squirrel rifle and bullet molds.
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Old Tucson
Sheriff's Office
Kinney Road
Gates Pass Road
John Woolridge
Fraternity Plans Fourth Coolidge Day At Arizona Colony
The Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter at the University of Arizona will paint playground equipment at the Arizona Children’s Colony in Randolph to Morrow. The group will also challenge the colony’s softball team to a game as part of their fourth annual Coolidge Day Project.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
University of Arizona
Arizona Children’s Colony
Randolph
Morrow
School Fire Put Out In Short Order
A small fire in a Mary Lynn elementary School supply room at 1573 W Ajo Way was extinguished quickly by teacher Mrs Lola Simmons a nurse Miss Joan Kibler and janitor Russell Holdcroft. Principal Miss Alice Reinicke said 575 pupils were evacuated in under a minute as three fire trucks a rescue unit and two police cars arrived within minutes.
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Mary Lynn
W. Ajo Way
Alice Reinicke
Lola Simmons
Joan Kibler
Russell Holdcroft
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