Justice Dept Attacks Hershey Over Draft Protestor Reclassifications
The Justice Department challenged Selective Service Director Hershey's guidance on reclassifying Vietnam War protestors for induction. It argued such actions may be illegal and unconstitutional, citing the case of James J. Oestereich, a Cheyenne theological student ordered to report after an antiwar demonstration. The brief blames Hershey for inviting punitive delinquency reclassification and notes growing local-board actions. The Supreme Court will hear Oestereich’s case next term.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Department
Hershey
Congress
Supreme Court
James J. Oestereich
Cheyenne
Wyo
Oestereich
Andover- Newton Theological Seminary
Newton Centre
Mass
Ball of the Century at Patino Farm in Estoril
Estoril Portugal Antenor and Beatriz Patino threw a dawn party costing about 500000 for more than 1200 guests from international society. The private fete on a 200 acre farm featured a candlelit baroque pavilion, lavish dining and dancing on hilltop terraces under a full moon.
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Estoril
Portugal
UPI
Antenor
Beatriz Patino
Patino
Mme. Patino
Posthumous Bronze Star For Roush
Samuel E. Roush of Tucson, who died May 7 from wounds in Vietnam, received the Bronze Star Medal posthumously in a University of Arizona Old Main ceremony led by Col. Robert D. Dwan. The medal honored his actions with the 1st Battalion, 46th Infantry in ground operations against a hostile force in Vietnam between February and May. His wife Paula Sue accepted the award. his Purple Heart and several other decorations were also presented.
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Samuel E. Roush
Tucson
Vietnam
Paula Sue. Roush
University of Arizona
Robert D. Dwan
Roush
Republic of Vietnam
46Th Infantry
Garnet Roush
S. 6Th Ave
Licenses Revoked for Unpaid Bills in Arizona
The State Registrar of Contractors revoked licenses of Karl A. Hunt of Mesa and C. A. Jones Masonry of Prescott for failure to pay bills.
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Phoenix
State Registrar of Contractors
Karl A. Hunt
Mesa
C. A. Jones Masonry
Prescott
Midnight Is Magic Hour In Miss America Contest
Atlantic City awaits the Miss America finale as 18 000 spectators fill Convention Hall and 100 million viewers tune in on TV at 10 pm EDT. Debra Dene Barnes ends her reign celebrating her 21st birthday and engagement. Judith Anne Ford wins talent, Miss Illinois repeats in two prelims, Miss Florida dances the Charleston with gum mishap.
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Atlantic
City
N.J
UPI
America
Debra Dene Barnes
Moran
Kan
Mitchel Miles
Msk
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
New York
Illinois
Judith Anne Ford
Belvidere
Ill
Florida
Linda Fay Fitts
Panama City
Fla
Miss Fitts
Gulf Coast Junior College
Schauss enters race for Amphi School Board seat
Frederick R. Schauss, a 7 year resident and former Arabian American Oil Co. accountant, announces candidacy for one Amphi Theater School District board seat in the Oct 1 election. Roy Rucker may also run. petitions require 70 signature minimum and must be filed 10 days before the vote.
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Roy Rucker
Elliott D. Becken
Schauss
Arabian - American Oil Co
Saudi Arabia
New York City
Severe Two-Car Crash Injures Eight Near North Swan
A head on collision on North Swan Road near East Waverly Street left Bob Llewelyn seriously hurt and seven others in the Jaime car in critical to satisfactory condition at Tucson medical centers. Fire crews freed Llewelyn after 30 minutes of extrication. Police said the northbound Llewelyn sedan and the southbound Jaime sedan collided around 9 03 p m with multiple injuries reported among all eight occupants.
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Bob Llewelyn
Llewelyn
Mitizen
Jon Goell
North Swan Road
East Waverly Street
E. Presidio Road
Tucson Medical Center
Jesus Jaime Sr
Oklahoma
Jesus Jaime Jr
Frances
Gloria Jaime
Jaime Auto
Samuel Polanco Jr
Candelario
W. Lincoln St
Hilda Robles
Douglas
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Miss Robles
Samuel Polanco
Ladder Co
Ahearn Urges State To Use Law Students Interns
Industrial Commissioner John Ahearn urged the state to hire career law students as interns for the attorney general's office. He argued this would create a pool of top prospects and reduce political patronage, and he pledged to assign a department attorney to work with local police if elected.
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Phoenix
UPS
John Ahearn
Ahearn
Law College
Department of Law
Rubi Volunteers Enter Parade for Incumbent Supervisor
Pete Rubi volunteers plan a parade and dance for the incumbent second district county supervisor. The parade starts at the Latin American Club at 2 p.m. and cars will be painted at 3301 N Geronimo Ave. The public dance follows at 5:30 p.m. at the Latin American Club.
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Pete Rubi
Second District
E. 26Th St
N .Geronimo Ave
Parents sue for damages in Tucson dual wrongful death suits
Two wrongful death suits were filed in Superior Court over an Aug 18 head on crash on Inn Road. Walter Wrigglesworth seeks 250000 for his daughter Althea Wrigglesworth 15 as a passenger in Clayton J Suttelle II s car. Attorneys say another suit by Wallace and Ruth Smith seeks 157000 for David Arthur Smith. The four victims include Clayton J Suttelle II and Nicholas Steve Green 17.
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Clayton J Suttelle
Clayton J. Suttelle II
William T. Healy
Wrigglesworth
Suttelle
Wallace and
Ruth Smith
Fort Lowell Road
David Arthur Smith
Nicholas Steve Green
Remo Ave
Casey On Politics Primary Vote Could Be Smallest In Some Time
Voter apathy looms as Tuesday’s primary in Pima County may draw one of the smallest turnouts in years. Registration totals reach 210 503 despite population growth, with 107 168 registered voters in the last presidential action year and projections suggesting around 40 000 ballots.
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Pima County
Pima
Tucson Human Relations Group outlines plan to ease poverty and segregation
The Tucson Commission on Human Relations will present nine page proposals at 2:30 p.m. Monday to the mayor and City Council. Led by Rev. P. David Sholin and Leonard L. Karter the plan called The Tucson Response To The Kerner Report covers police community relations education employment contracting union relations vocational training and housing. Copies become available Tuesday at 134 W Council Street.
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Tucson Commission On Human Relations
Tucson
Kerner
TCHR
Rev. P. David Sholin
Leonard L. Karter
Ninepage
Sholin
Commission
Council Street
Karter
Wilderness tract hearing planned for Chiricahua monument
A public hearing is set for November 5 in Willcox at the Elks Club to consider creating a 4685 acre wilderness area within Chiricahua National Monument in Cochise County. Elevations span 5100 to 7300 feet and input is due by November 4.
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Willcox
Chiricahua National Monument
Cochise County
Dos Cabezas Star
Fifteen Californians Face Dope Charges in Yuma County
Fifteen Californians faced narcotics charges after Labor Day arrests in Yuma County. They were arraigned before Parker Justice of the Peace James Fuquay with bonds from 2500 to 5000 dollars. Charges included possession and sale of marijuana. arrests occurred along an 11 mile Parker strip, per Sheriff Travis Yancey.
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Yuma
UPI
Mistrial Declared in Tucson Dope Case
Two Tucson men William Willoughby and Patrick ONeill face a new trial after a mistrial was declared in U.S. District Court. Jurors deliberated over six hours without reaching a verdict on conspiracy and transportation of fifty pounds of marijuana. They were arrested last March at Marana Air Park as they prepared to fly a private plane.
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Tucson
U.S. District Court
William Willoughby
Patrick O’neill
U.S
Marana Air Park
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Amphi Board
Frederick R. Schauss
W. Inn Road
Amphitheater
Frederick Schauss
State
East Speedway
el Rancho Center
Rubi
Dave Green
Citizen
Pete Ronstadt
E. Sth Street
Mary Lou Saenz
Ronstadt
22Nd St
East Side
David Amos Henry
N. Cherry
Saenz
Casey
Dick Casey
Morris K. Udall
National Park Service
P.O. Box
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N.M
Peu
Erri
Billings
E. Speedway
Green Valley
Jeeson Cran Oovererens
Ariz
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