Park land need cited for future park development
Kenneth Smithee, Genesee County parks chief, urged securing land now for a regional park system as a key asset for attracting industry and keeping communities financially stable. He noted Maricopa County parks may grow from 30 million today to 75 million later and cited a Phoenix homebuilder who boosts sales by preserving open space near projects.
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Flint
Hich
Parks and Recreation
Kenneth Smithee
Genesee County Department
Arizona Supervisors and Clerks ’Association
Pioneer Inter
Smithee
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Wash‘ington
Mobil Oil Finds New Oil Field in Libya
Mobil Oil Corp president Rawleigh Warner Jr said at the annual meeting that Mobil discovered an apparent new oil field in Libya. The discovery well flowed at more than 3000 barrels per day.
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L New York
Rawleigh ‘Warner Jr
Mobil Oil Corp
Libya
Spock Trial Testimony Shows Desire For Arrest
Justice Department aide John McDonough testified that Marcus Raskin and three antidraft associates left a briefcase with turned in draft cards and urged him to accept them as evidence of law violations. He recalled a Oct 20 meeting where Raskin and co defendants urged prosecution and claimed it was his duty to take the cards. He refused to accept them and warned they would violate the law.
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Boston
Justice Department
Marcus Raskin
John McDonough
U.S
Benjamin Spock
McDonough
Raskin
Carrillo Bid To Quash Tax Count Considered
A motion to quash income tax law violation charges against Rep. Tony Carrillo D Pima was taken under advisement by Superior Court Judge Mary Ann Richey. Carrillo faces charges of filing a fraudulent income tax return and supplying false information in an amended 1964 return, allegedly understating income by 3000 dollars.
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Tony Carrillo
D-Pima
Superior Court
Mary Ann Richey
Carrillo
Thomas Chandler
Acheson blasts sanctions against Rhodesia in UN bias charge
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson accused Britain and the United States of conspiring to overthrow Rhodesia with United Nations backing. The 75 year old lawyer warned that the UN endorsed this aggression and condemned the Security Council's economic sanctions on Rhodesia led by Premier Ian Smith. He also attacked critiques of the World Court’s dismissal of Ethiopia and Liberia’s charges against South Africa over South West Africa trusteeship.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Britain
United States
Rhodesia
Acheson
United Nations
American Bar Association
U.N. Security Council
Jan Smith
World Court
Ethiopia
Liberia
South Africa
South-West Africa
U.N
Glue Sniffing Blamed In Death Case
Portsmouth, Virginia AP Dock Coleman Reeves Jr. a 19 year old drugstore deliveryman with a history of glue sniffing was found unconscious beside a paper bag and an empty glue tube in a locked bathroom his mother and two brothers found him 45 minutes after he came home for lunch he died at a hospital a state medical examiner was investigating he had sniffed glue before and at age 12 was hospitalized four months for a liver condition attributed to glue sniffing
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Portsmouth
Dock Coleman Reeves Jr
Rebecca Reeves
Philip
Gene
Reeves
Santa Fe Must Continue Service Between Williams and Grand Canyon
The Arizona Corporation Commission orders the Santa Fe Railway to continue passenger service on the Williams Junction to Grand Canyon line from next Sunday until September 5.
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Santa Fe
Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Williams Junction
Grand Canyon
Six year sentences for two pacifists in draft record case
In Baltimore two of four pacifists were given six year federal terms for pouring blood on draft records last fall. Rev. Philip Berrigan and Thomas Lewis received six year sentences. David Eberhardt got three years, and Rev. James Mengel received a technical 18 year term to be reviewed after a 90 day study.
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Baltimore
Philip F. Berrigan
Thomas P. Lewis
U.S
Edward 8. Northrop
David Eberhardt
James Mengel
United Church of Christ
Mengel
Northrop
Adlai's Son Endorses Humphrey For President
The son of the late Adlai E. Stevenson endorsed Vice President Robert H. Humphrey for President, fueling talk that Illinois’s key delegation may back Humphrey at the Democratic convention. Stevenson, Illinois state treasurer, declined to say if Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley would join him. Daley holds influence over Illinois backing, while Kennedy supporters seek his pledge but he signals no rush to decide.
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United Press International
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert H. Humphrey
Illinois
Humphrey
Stevenson
Ilinois
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Robert F. Kennedy
Williams Names Four To Board
Governor Williams announced four appointments to the Arizona Economic Planning and Development Board. Mason Walsh Dr C Lester Hogan of Phoenix and Robert Kieckhefer of Prescott join Carroll Wright of Nogales whose term runs to July 10 1973. All terms concurrent with the governor and subject to Senate confirmation.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Arizona Economic Planning and Development Board
Jack Williams
Mason Walsh
Walsh
Hogan
Kieckhofer
Senate
Laos clashes near Pakse claim 177 Communist dead
Lao government reports heavy fighting north of Pakse on the Mekong River with 177 Communist troops killed and about 100 wounded. Government forces, including tanks and aircraft, countered the push from Sala Den Diem toward Pakse as Pathet Lao pressure increased in southern Laos. Officials note monsoon conditions made the attack unusual and recon flights indicated additional Communist units moving toward Pakse.
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Vientiane
UPI
Pakse
Mekong
Oudone
Sananikone
Armed Forces
Sane River
Khong Sedone
Pathet Lao
Laos
Sala den Diem
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Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Mobil
Spock
Chandler
Ronald Crismon
Lichty
Father Berrigan
Lewis
Fred E.reisgal
Adlai
Tucson
Rheemaire
E. Grant Rd
Country Club Rd
Williams
Mekong River
Arizona
Desert Air
Erneen
J Whittaker
Alta Vista
Tucson, Arizone
Rheem
North 23Rd Avenue
North 23Rd Ave
Dept
Heenix
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