Daylight Saving Bill Action Sought in Arizona Legislature
News & Views reports Senate Bill 199 proposing daylight saving in northern Arizona would add an hour daily for five months from last Sunday in April to first Sunday in September. The measure, introduced by T M Knoles Jr, lingers in Senate Counties and Municipalities committee amid broad local support.
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Brooke
Ahee Simms
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Stieger
Singer
Blansett
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Fred Udine
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Adron Ang
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Winslow Bread Firm Owner Dies in Crash
Francis Stevens, 36, owner of the Dainty Bread Co. in Winslow, was killed when his bread truck collided with another car on U S Highway 66 west of town. He was making a left turn off 66 when the crash occurred early this morning. Continued on Page Two.
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Lake Mead Tops In Park Travel in Southwest Area
The Lake Mead National Recreation Area on the Arizona Nevada border was among the most visited NP attractions in 1964 according to Interior figures. In 1962, 2,698,700 people used the area, up from 2,220,900 the prior year, with Blue Ridge Parkway leading use in the system.
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Interior
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Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia
North Carolina
National Parks and Monuments
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Canyon de Chelly
de Chelly
Grand Canyon National Pak
Petrified Forest
Raiwest Park
Manlewuma Castle
Verde Valley
Turlgoot National Monument
Sunset Crater
Wapaski National Monuments
Flagstaff
Sunset
Wypatki
Walnut Carryon National Monument
Tlagstall
Pipe Springs National Monument
Utah
Iraq Syria Plan for Federation Merger with UAR
Iraq Deputy Premier Ali Saleh El Saadi said plans are under way for an eventual merger of a federation including Syria, Iraq, and the United Arab Republic. He urged Syria to join four Musy pro states in a joint military command toward unity with Algeria and Yemen. The Iraqi Communist Party was banned as a Moscow fifth column.
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Syria
Iraq
Saleh al Saadi
United Arab Republic
USA
Gamal Abdel Nageer Im
el Saadi
Persian Gulf
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Fridlay
Algeria
Yemen
Tax Equalization Bill Aims to Weaken County Power
Phoenix reports Ray Thompson of Yuma finished a tax equalization bill to create a seven member appraisal board appointed by the governor with Senate consent. Ex officio members would include the State Tax Commission chair and the State Association of County Assessors president. The plan would guide valuation manuals and advise and fund county assessors during oil property reassessment.
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Ray Thompson
TeYuma
Thompon
Yuna
Benale
Woon
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Mfense
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State Association of Cominty Assessors
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Ceanly
Legislator Calls for Arizona State Hospital Escape Probe
PHOENIX AP Rep Harold Cook a Democrat from Pima urged a House investigation into inmate escapes at the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix. He asked House Speaker William Rackley to direct the Committee on Public Institutions to report findings within a reasonable time.
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House
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Committee On Public Institutions
Iam
Condemned Killer Loses Court Bid
Phoenix AP report says convict Manuel Silvas, awaiting execution in the state prison, lost a bid to rehear his case in federal court. Judge Ling found no jurisdiction. Attorney Grands may appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court alleging improper trial in Pinal County and a juror blackout during deliberations.
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Othe State
Gan Chamber
Olay
Dave W. Ling
Silvas
David Grands
U.S
Grounds
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Improbable NCAA sanction endangers annual All-Star games
The Arizona High School Coaches Association faces a possible collapse of the All-Star football and basketball events as NCAA approval remains uncertain. Arizona Interscholastic Association sanctions or state support may not suffice, risking cancellation of the event in Flagstaff and Northland communities.
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National Collegiate Sports Organization
Arizona
High School Coaches Association
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ASA
ABA
Coaches Association
Kansas City
Al-Ska
Howe
AIA
Flagstaff
Iro Flagstaft
Northland
Willy the Cogohes
Arizon State College
West faces serious forest fire hazard this spring
Forest Service chief Richard McArdle told the Senate Appropriations Committee that the West may see serious fire hazards this spring due to winter droughts and scant snow in the Rockies and California. He requested $254.5 million for the agency for the new fiscal year, about $24 million more than current spending. He noted few man caused fires recently, but warned conditions could worsen without storms.
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Federal Forest Service
Richard 13
McArdle
A& Senate Appropriations Committee
Forest Service
Sen. Thomas
Kuchel
R-Calif
Rocky Mountains
California
McAredo
Meanie
Rockies
Thery
Oral Foresta
McArdie
Kennedy Decries Six Percent Unemployment in US
President Kennedy calls 6 percent jobless rate intolerable and urges fast action on tax cuts and growth plans. Labor Secretary Wirtz brands unemployment intolerable as 45 million out of 66.3 million are jobless, highest since 1941, urging urgent economic measures.
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Fingstaff Armory
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Young Kerr
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Tennedy
Congress
America
Kennedy
W. Willard Wartz
Capitol Hill
Wirtz
Meetig
White House
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Adenauer Refuses Bidault Asylum Plea in Germany
In Bonn a spokesman said Chancellor Adenauer returned a Bidault asylum request unread. Local Bavarian authorities, under German law, handle political asylum, with interior ministry input sought due to the case’s political importance. Bidault, linked to French terrorist groups against de Gaulle, was found near the Swiss border seeking refuge.
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Germany
Konrad Adnauer
Georges Bidault
Bavaria
Bidault
Advier
Ridault
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
Dopily Press
Ohiof
Werner Reuteger
Keweger
San Diego Base Quarantined Over Spinal Meningitis Case
The San Diego Naval Training Center ordered a quarantine after five recruits showed meningitis symptoms. Recruit James S. Hale died after admission to a naval hospital. four others remain in serious condition amid the outbreak at the base.
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Aan Diego
Calif
San Diego Naval Training Center
James S. Hale
Naval Hospital
Soviets Claim Moon Could Conceal Nuclear Tests
Soviet Ambassador Semyon Tsarapkin told the Italian disarmament conference that the USSR could conduct secret nuclear explosions beyond the moon with impunity. He argued the United States seeks veto power over inspections of space activities and rocket launches.
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Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Armands
United States
Scarapkin
Outer Space
Jap Drivers Cough Up For License Tests
Tokyo police arrested two men from a four man gang who took about 28,080 yen from applicants by coughing at the right time to indicate the correct answers on driving license tests. The scheme used helpers to accompany test takers into rooms, cough to signal choices, and repeat tests under new names after intentionally failing. The racket operated for two years, with coughers masking their mouths as a cover for the scheme.
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Allaren
Collir
Meg
Cath
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