Goldwater Urges Open Debate Over Secret Versailles Treaty
Senator Goldwater demanded why plans for a reported Anglo American non-dissemination treaty involving Communist China were kept secret. He questioned the secrecy as Johnson plans a national address to 230 college students with cabinet aides.
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UPI
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Illinois
Goldwater
Alec Douglas-Home
Manchester
England
Douglas-Home
United States
Britain
Russia
Washington
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
W. Willard Wirtz
Favors Faces Preliminary Hearing In Escape Case
Phoenix Burglar Bob Favors 23 of Tucson and fellow escapee John Burrell 25 of Kansas face three counts each of assault with intent to harm after an Arizona State Prison break. The group involved Aurelio Navarro 33 of Tucson and others who seized guards and prisoners in a grain field. Kaiser and Jarrell Collins were killed by pursuing lawmen. the remainder were captured within 42 hours after a high speed chase and gun battle at Glendale.
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Phoenix
Bobby Favors
Tucson
Wil H
Arizona State Prison
Favors
John Burrell
Kansas
Aurelio Navarro
Robert Kaiser
Chicago
Jarrell Collins
Burrell
Glendale
Kids Flock To Air Base Kiwanis Day Draws Crowds
Over 1000 youngsters were expected at Davis Monthan Air Force Base for Kiwanis Day. Displays included the FAC Phantom and large cargo planes. Attendees watched judo and fire fighting demonstrations and viewed a giant missile. Air Force personnel demonstrated missile escape suits.
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Air Force
Eloy Crowd Break Windows On Flowing Wells Buses
A gang of 50 to 60 Eloy children cracked several windows on three Flowing Wells High School buses returning from a 1913 victory over Eloy High School. No injuries were reported. Officials credited Eloy police and praised conduct at the game while stating they had no formal protest.
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Eloy
Flowing Wells High School
Eloy High School
Flowing Wells
George Smith
Smith
Walter Douglas
John Berryhill
Berryhill
Robert Dolores
Tucson
Palo Verde High School
Tucson High School
Tucson High
Students Gain Promise After UC Berkeley Uprising
California University youths ended a three day campus uprising with a pledge of a nearby site for political activity. About 500 students and police filled the campus as Jack Weinberg, 24, was held briefly for trespassing.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Jack Weinberg
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Weinberg
Dean of Students
University
Clark Kerr
Dock Union Returns to Work Amid Taft Hartley Tension
Dock workers resume duties after a 10 day federal restraining order ends a two day walkout from Maine to Texas. The ILA may oppose an 80 day cooling off under Taft Hartley with a hearing set for next Thursday. Picket lines were withdrawn and unions discuss weekend reporting, with 171 gangs on call in New York and 6,000 on the Gulf Coast. Louis Waldman signals readiness to challenge a 60 day temporary order in a separate hearing.
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Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Thomas Gleason
Port of
Gulf Coast
Houston
Galveston
Port Houston
Louis Waldman
Swift
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
UA Graduate Will Leave For Ecuador
Barry Hirsch, son of Mr and Mrs E Hirsch of 2625 E Manchester St, will depart for Ecuador for a Peace Corps assignment. The University of Arizona graduate will teach English in Ecuadorian secondary schools.
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Barry
Sokolovs Spy Charges Dropped In Brooklyn Trial
The Justice Department halted the espionage case against Alexandre Sokolov and his wife in Brooklyn as the jury was to be seated. They were quickly embraced then detained by immigration officials and now face deportation proceedings. Federal Judge John F. Dooling praised the decision, calling it a principled act of constitutional government.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S
John F. Dooling
Wreckage of French airliner found in Sierra Nevada
Civil guard reports a French airliner crashed on Alcazaba Peak near Trevelez Spain. All 80 aboard were French or Mauritanian. wreckage scattered over 600 meters with no survivors. Plane was en route Palma de Mallorca to Tangier on a Paris to Africa service.
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Trevelez
Spain
Sierra Nevada
Civil Guard
Alcazaba
Showdown Set In Baker Case
Washington reports a Senate showdown on whether the Bobby Baker payoff charge will be aired in public hearings before the November 3 election. Senate Rules Committee members will decide at a Monday meeting if key witnesses such as Baker and Matthew McCloskey should be called to testify within a week.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Matthew McCloskey
Jordan
Building Permit Values Rise in September
Pima County builders in September pursued more expensive homes than a year earlier though the number of permits fell to 168, with total value $1,520,810, about $93,000 higher than the same month last year. For the first nine months, total construction value reached $35.3 million versus $31.7 million in 1963, helped by the Irvington station expansion by Tucson Gas & Electric.
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Pima County
Irvington Station
Tucson Gas & Electric
Hays To Address Amphi Group On Reading Instruction
Warren Hays director of the Tucson Reading Study Center will speak to the Amphitheater Educational Secretaries and Other Personnel at 7 30 p m Monday in the board of education room at the Amphi theater district administration office He is a reading specialist and will discuss Developments in Reading Instruction.
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Warren Hays
Tucson
Amphitheater
Board of Education
Hays
Education Group Fills New Offices in Pima Council
The Pima Council filled two new offices this week with Lydia Olszewski named corresponding secretary from the Sunnyside Education Association and Iola Dudgeon elected treasurer representing the Pima County Education Association. Esther Hammil of Marana Education Association joined the board of directors as a new member. Kathy Antrim, president of the Tucson Education Association, leads the six association council delegations.
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Pima Council
Lydia Olszewski
Sunnyside Education Association
Iola Dudgeon
Pima County Education Association
Esther Hammil
Marana Education Association
Tucson
Kathy Antrim
Tucson Education Association
State Health Department Reorganized in Arizona
The Arizona Health Department, with approval from the State Health Board, underwent a major reorganization. Dr. Phillip Hotchkiss was named acting chief of the preventative medical services division and Lloyd Riddle will direct the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium. The board created four new divisions led by Karl Hirlinger, Chester Wachowski, Mary Copeland, and Robert Polgren, and planned hearings on day nursery sanitation and disease control.
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Arizona Health Department
State Health Board
William Moore
Phillip Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Lloyd Riddle
Environment Health
Karl Hirlinger
Chester Wachowski
Mary Copeland
Robert Polgren
Polgren
State Merit System Proposed by Arizona Candidate
Democratic candidate Richard Herbert proposed a statewide merit system to shield state employees from politically motivated hiring and firing. He urged creation of a state agency to periodically investigate all state government activities and publicly disclose any wrongdoing.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Herbert
District 5
Legislative Club
Pima County
Arizona
TePoorten to Speak at Osteopathic Convention in Las Vegas
Dr Bernard A TePoorten of Tucson will speak at the 66th annual American Osteopathic Association convention opening Monday at the Convention Center in Las Vegas. He will appear on the program of the Academy of Allied Osteopathy.
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Bernard A. TePoorten
Tucson
American Osteopathic Association
Las Vegas
TePoorten
Academy of Allied Osteopathy
Ambassador Castro Confirmed for El Salvador Post
Raul H. Castro was unanimously confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to El Salvador. He plans to resign from the Superior Court bench Oct. 24 after clearing his calendar and will begin training at the Foreign Service Institute before taking up the post near Dec. 1. He returns to Tucson for Appreciation Day events and a banquet tonight, with several local leaders praising his service.
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Raul H. Castro
U.S. Senate
el Salvador
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Castro
Washington
Tucson
Ramada Inn
Francis Roy
University of Arizona College of Liberal Arts
Lee Garrett
Frank Long
Bisbee
Foreign Serviice Institute
New York City
Foreign Service Institute
Catalina High School
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carl Hayden
Murat E. Williams
Tucsonans Named on State Rights Board
Two Tucson residents are among 14 members named by Gov. Paul Fannin to the State Human Relations Committee to address complaints under the federal Civil Rights Bill. The Tucson picks are Andy Tolson of Tucson High School and rancher Arthur Pachee Jr. Other appointees include Peter Homer of Parker and Rev. Msgr. Robert J. Donohoe of Phoenix, with members from Mesa Flagstaff Willcox and Phoenix.
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Val Cordova
Phoenix
W. A. Robinson
William A. Gray
Allen Rosenbert
K. W. Michael
Curtis Greenfield
Robert J. Donohoe
Culver Nelson
J. Lamar Shelley
Mesa
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Hazel Johnson
Willcox
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