Retirement pay bill for Arizona lawmakers sparks debate
House Bill No 24 proposes retirement payments to legislators with ten years service or five complete terms, funded from general appropriations. It would disburse 1.50 per ninth to three officials for life, with no special funds. Also, House Bill No 04 would ban introductions and releases of Piranha in Arizona, barring wildlife releases except as approved by the Fish and Game Commission.
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Acandinga
Yuna
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Winslow High Reopens Doors For Students
Winslow High School partially reopened after a dawn fire last September. About 300 displaced students returned to the first floor as remodeling of the second and third floors nears completion. The building should be fully operational by February 2, with sixth graders moved from First Baptist Church to rejoin the high school. Winslow Junior High remains on double sessions with roughly 700 high school students housed elsewhere.
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Winslow High School
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James J. Curtis
Curtis
Myers Takes Judgeship Amidst Fight
AP reports Robert Lb Myers was sworn in as Maricopa County Superior Court judge as challenges to his appointment by Governor Fannin unfold. An attorney general suit was filed to test the appointment and a writ against Derek Van Dyke’s prior replacement was already before the Arizona Supreme Court.
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Phoenix
Robert Lb. Myers
Asa
Maricopa County
Paul Fannin
Oberd Pickrell
Sun Supreme
High Court
Derek van Dyke
Arizona Hotta
van Dyke
Myers
Caniler
Rare Beetho ven concert Set by Northern Arizona Symphony
A Beetho ven piano concerto is featured in the Northern Arizona Symphony season opener at 8:15 p.m. in the Arizona State College auditorium. Vernon Kliewer of Flagstaff plays Beetho ven's Heroic Concerto No. 3 in C minor. The program includes Smetana Overture to The Bartered Bride, Humperdinck Hansel and Gretel Prelude, Johann Strauss Jr Tales from the Viennese Woods, and Lemuel Barber First Essay for Orchestra. Tickets range 1 to 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for students. Kliewer, a noted Arizona pianist, studied at Bethany and Tufts Wesleyan, heads the USC piano department, and has conducted the Northern Arizona Symphony.
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Flagstaff
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Giraesia
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Pee Cur Z
NBC Symphony
Arturo Toscanini
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Raus) College
Lth Infantey Band
Tinnis Wesleyan University
Isis Pu
Kliewer
USC
Inventory Tax Repeal Bill Heads Four Passed by House
The Arizona House approved four bills, led by elimination of the inventory tax. Other measures would bar defeated primary candidates from general election ballots, raise the number of votes needed for a writ, and ease jury selection by tapping from voter registration lists. The bills now go to the Senate. the vote reflected Speaker Tay Cool’s tight grip on the chamber and slight defection over the primary defeat issue.
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House
Senate
W. L. (Tay) Cool
D-Cochise
Cook
Janes Carreon
Maricopa
Soviet Acts in Congo Denounced by United Nations
The Soviet Union accused Belgian forces in the Congo of aggression and forming a foreign legion to oppose Patrice Lumumba loyalists and pro Communist Antoine Ganga, as reported from United Nations headquarters.
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N.Y
APU
Soviet Union
Berlin
Congo
Foreign Legion
Aginst
Patrice Tau Numba
Antoine Ganga
Ship Rebel Sef to Land Passengers in Recife
Recife Brazil AP reports Capt Henrique Galvao says he is ready to land about 60 passengers from the hijacked liner Santa Maria in Recife tomorrow after an eight day detour. President elect Quadros and Gov Lacerda promise protection and disembarkation. A US admiral arranged a rendezvous with Galvao aboard the ship.
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Brazil
Henrique Calvao
Santa Maria
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Galvao
Tatio Quadrus
Quadros
Josceling Ku- Bilschek
Galvan
Carlos Laverda
Guanabara
Tito de Janeiro
Lacerda
Janio
Allen KE
Smith de
Abot
Smith
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
U. S
Belem
Posse Barbecue Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The March of Dimes raised about $3,000 more for its fight against crippling diseases as the Flagstaff Sheriff's Posse barbecue drew the biggest turnout in eight years. About 2,300 people attended the event at the National Guard armory, with $7,400 from plate sales and $400 to $500 from auctions of cakes and baked goods.
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March of Dimes
Wagslan Sheriff's Posse
Bill Davis
Elmer Dressler
Flagstaff National
Posse
Armory
Bill Williams
Frm Williams
Flagstaffs
Sheriff's Posse
Williams
Flagstaff
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Flatstaff
Frank Michelbach
Wiliams Yraneher
Thorman Mayes
Sheriff's
National Guard
U. S. Nuclear Stockpile Reported Testing Urged
Washington AP reports the United States has expanded its nuclear arsenal and urges testing to prevent obsolescence. The AEC notes current strength offers deterrence while warning further advances could come from continued testing. The commission questions Soviet underground tests and backs a treaty for international controls to halt nude weapons tests.
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Washington
United States
AEC
Free
Soviet Union
JFK Favors Rules Group Increase
Washington AP reports President Kennedy backed a plan to enlarge the House Rules Committee, a move that could deepen tensions with critics and affect his administration’s prestige abroad amid Tuesday’s vote.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
450 Mothers To March Here Tuesday Night
More than 0 marching mothers will join in a March of Dimes drive at 7 p.m. Tuesday. AREA No 1 Captain Mrs La Vomne Pitcher and workers Mimex Robert Tonthe Don Gurcard Agnes Tavis Robert Sp Robert Beyo W P Morse Jack Blanton Bryer Beriskin lead. AREA No 2 is caplain by Mrs Robert Sling with workers Mines Wilson Q Harris William Payton Gordon Evans Robert E B Tener. Area Nine will be captained by Mrs Robert Riordan with George McCullough L G Bruner Marjorie Driscoll and others continuing on page 2.
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Bryer Beriskin
Robert Sling
Caplain
Wilson Q. Harris
William Payton
Gordon Evans
Robert EB
Tener
Robert Riordan
George McCullough
L. G. Bruner
Maljorie Driscoll
Eumbo Vouzoy
Mak. Malnix
Terry Ries
Clementine White
Kennedy urges new world peace push and military buildup
President Kennedy in a nationally broadcast State of the Union warned of a dangerous Communist tide and ordered bolstered U S military defenses including Polaris and submarine production. He urged cooperation with the Soviet Union in science and space while pledging disarmament efforts and warned the 1961 economy faces trouble with backing for more aid and defense.
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Washington
Kennedy
America
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
House
Senate
Tucson Mayor Rejects State Water Bill Standoff
Tucson mayor Dor Hummel announced the city will not pay a $61,000 water bill from the State Land Department for water used at seven wells on leased state land over five years. A hearing on Feb 6 was set to resolve the dispute.
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Tucson
Dor Hummel
State Land Department
Hurynet
Scotland Sees Kennedy Hairdo Trend Take Hold
In Glasgow a barber reports Scots embracing John F Kennedy style hair, favoring a side part over previously slicked looks. Young men seek the matured, confident look, with many adopting the Kennedy cut as a fashion statement.
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Scaland (Ap
John F. Kenedy
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