Lobby Control Measure Likely To Die In Committee
A bill by State Senator David Palmer of Yavapai county to regulate lobbyists faces slim odds of passage and may die in committee. The proposal would require registration and disclosure of who pays lobbyists and how much, with fines up to 10,000 dollars and five years in jail. Despite some legislators seeing benefits, influential lobbyists oppose registration and will pressure to kill the measure. Palmer is politically ambitious and allied with the Senate majority yet unlikely to secure enactment.
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David Palmer
Yavapai County
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Legistature
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Jabor
Senate
Arizona
House Approves Abolition of Planning Group
The House tentatively approved legislation to abolish the State Planning and Building Commission. The measure passed the committee of the whole without dissent. Principal sponsor is Rem G. Qt. Bilog. The House also recommended passage of a bill prohibiting a candidate who lost a primary from running as an independent in the general election.
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House OK
Phoenix
House
Green Mt
Ramon
Six Dead in Northern Arizona Snowstorm Highway Tragedy
Six people die across three crashes in a blizzard on Northern Arizona roads near Flagstaff and Joseyh City. A station wagon carrying seven skidded and was hit by a southbound bus on the Black Canyon Highway. Four in the wagon, including three children, perish. A second fatality occurs in a car truck crash in Meaho region. A 22-year-old Airman dies in a single vehicle turnover on US 66 near Joseyh City. Nine dead statewide in 1963’s bloodiest road weekend.
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Flagstaff
Black Canyon
U.S
U.S. 66
Joseyh City
Flagstaff City
Umits
L Pan
Utah
Southwest
México
Paul Schulze
Richard
Anna Marie
Schulze
Marilynn
Scottsdale
Flagstall Community Hospital
Richard B. Fite
Phoenix
Schwl
Highway Patrol
Salt Lake City
Tucson
Mesica City
Lake Shore Motor Coach Co
Salt Lake, City
Thomas L. Barker
Ogden
Sagan
Wil Jiame
Playstaff Hospital
Gookenmat
Elletfield
Mehayo
Snow blankets Northern Arizona as cold snaps follow
A sweeping storm left Northern Arizona covered in fresh snow with two inches in Winslow and seven in Flagstaff while McNary and Maverick saw 14 inches. A NOAA forecast warned of a sharp drop to six below zero tonight as the system moves east into New Mexico. Temperatures today lingered in the mid thirties, with Diversion Park near Morning being the heaviest snow totals at 12 inches and the San Francisco Peaks reporting 12 inches of new snow on the Arizona Snow Bowl.
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Flagstaff
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Vlagetaft
Weather Bureau
Northland Cam
Paul Sorenson
Playstaff
Sorenson
New Mexico
Arboard
Diversion Park
Mornin MG
Burras Ranch
Kingian
Yea
San Francisco
Sine
Phoenix
Tol
SP Ends Threat of Strike With Twin Agreements
San Francisco authorities report that the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and Southern Pacific signed two accords in front of Federal Mediator Francis O Neill, ending the 8000 mile railroad dispute. One pact preserves clerical jobs by attrition and automates limits, while the other sets five issues for a three man arbitration panel on layoffs transfers retraining and rapid return to agreement. Kennedy aide and J Keith Mann joined as neutral arbritrator member.
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Southern Pacific
Francis O'Neill
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Kennedy
Shanford
J. Keith Mann
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Boaeh
Railroad and Union
Council Asks Action Against Communists
MIAMI Fla AP The Cuban Revolutionary Council urged the United States and Central American leaders meeting in Costa Rica to act against communism in Cuba. A cablegram signed by President Jose Mico Cardona and Caribbean leaders said Cubans seek democracy and help to advance their cause upon democratic backing.
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Cuban Revolutionary Council
U.S
Cental
Costa Rica
Cuba
Jose Mico Cardona
Carnell
Thaded
Rasein
Kennedy Seeks Pan American Unity at Costa Rica Meet
President Kennedy opened a three day San Jose conference with six Central American leaders to strengthen regional economic integration and a common market plan. He urged progress without subjugating Latin nations and noted a broader goal of improving living standards across Central America while avoiding immediate action against Castro.
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Costa Rica
Kenedy
la Sabana
Kennedy
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Republic
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Smuc Sud
Saps
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jini
Castro
J. Ovfich
Costa Tica
Amery
Guatemala
el Salvador
Vanduras
Nicaragua
Panaana
United States
Alliance For Progress
Nennedy
S¢Amat Villeda Moraley
Honduras
Sis
Viaragua
Rene Schick
Organiga
Printers Balk at NY Newspaper Strike Vote Rejected Pact
Printers voted 1617 to 1557 to reject a contract set by Mayor Wagner and union negotiators, keeping the New York newspaper strike active. Five of the major dailies halted publication, the Post resumed March 4, and exclusive council options may push a referendum among Local 6 members. Two large unions extended current contracts as strikes persisted.
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NEW York
Nien
Robert F. Wagner
International ‘Typographical Union
Yolualati
The
Post
US Exclusive Council
Mnfite
Unis
New York Newspaper Guild
Wallet Stolen Item Leads to Patchy Police Stop
Police responding to petty theft at a city market arrest a suspect as officers investigate a wallet containing seven thousand dollars and a damaged bottle of conditioner. The suspect denies wrongdoing while a messy scene raises questions about the exact theft amount and items involved.
Charges Land Developer Faces Indictment in Arizona
A federal grand jury indictment charges land developer Bobby Grindmolor and associates in Miami area real estate schemes. The case alleges misleading advertising and inflated prices at Lake Mead Rancheros projects, with 22 counts across multiple defendants. Prosecution cites Kennedy remarks and vows to curb promoter practices, while some voices defend market zeal and others push stricter oversight by the Arizona Real Estate Commission.
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Phoenix
Bronle Grindmolor
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Pracicea
Arivorn
Miami
Trace
Lake Mead Rancheros
Kinkman
Avivary
Inspection Deadline Extended to May 317
Phoenix AP report says Gov. Pawl Fannin signed a law extending the motor vehicle inspection deadline to May. The measure requires safety checks on brakes lights and horns amid complaints of overcharging by service stations. Lawmakers debated repeal but kept the new safety requirement to ease delays for thousands of motorists.
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Phoenix
Pawl Fannin
Arizona
Robbery Suspect Grabs Cash Register at Service Station
An apparent would-be thief grabbed a cash register at a service station and fled, while a bystander was restrained by a wall socket. The incident ended abruptly as responders arrived, and no injuries are confirmed.
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