Senate moves to trim silver content in coinage
The Senate passes a bill to halved silver content in dimes and quarters, with Johnson’s role noted and Democrats holding a House majority as President Bush backs the plan. a related Dodd firearms bill revision lingers for collectors and sport shooters.
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Afro Asian ministers seek delay of summit amid Algeria tension
Six Asian nations propose recess of the Afro Asian foreign ministers meeting and call for postponement of the planned summit until Algeria settles tensions. The report notes regional diplomacy and pending talks on broader security and cooperation.
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Arizona school budget approval for 14.1 million
A tentative approval sets the Arizona school budget at 14.1 million dollars. The document notes it was received through the sale process and accompanies page 18.
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Polio Immunization Drive Planned Across County
Two polio cases in county children prompt a Sunday start for a free immunization program at county stations. Dr. Philip Hotchkiss notes no new cases since initial outbreak, with a mobile clinic visiting migrant camps next week to complete immunization. The earlier spring outbreak in Pinal County was halted by mass vaccination using emergency vaccine supplies.
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Jury Decides Man Guilty in Buckeye Fatal Hit and Run
An all female jury convict ed Darrell Wang of leaving the scene in a Buckeye highway fatality near Buckeye Dec 1 8. The victim Rufus Flewellen was found 14 hours after the crash. Judge RJ Thurman sets sentencing for July 1 in Superior Court.
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Box Score Summary From Phoenix Police
The Phoenix Police answered 369 calls and investigated 371 accidents in the 24 hour period ending 10 a.m. today. Major crime included 12 burglaries 5 grand thefts 4 assaults robbery.
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Burns cause death of San Carlos woman at hospital
A 36 year old San Carlos Indian woman died at St Luke s Hospital from burns investigators say were self inflicted while at her reservation home More than a week earlier ulu Wilson died of second and third degree burns over 73 percent of her body after kerosene set alight and investigators say she set her clothes alight
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President Johnson Tours Kansas City With Truman
President Johnson met former President Truman for breakfast at the Muehlebach Hotel and walked downtown in a Truman style stroll before flying to San Francisco for the U.N. birthday celebration. Johnson noted flood conditions along the Arkansas River as they spoke.
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Brother Eyed For Rhodes Senate Seat
Johnson said he and Truman discussed Vietnam and the Dominican Republic and reminisced on Truman’s acts as chief executive. Truman praised Johnson's early White House impact and Earl Rhodes emerged as a leading candidate to fill the unexpired Rhodes Senate term after B C G Rhodes’s death.
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Arizona Teens Enter Fisher Body Car Contest
Eight Arizona teenagers including Geza A Loczi of Scottsdale and Ralph Watkins Jr are among hundreds nationwide entering the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild contest offering 117000 in cash and prizes. Other Valley entrants include Joseph Parlate Ronald Wrona Rudy Salas and Michael Laub with past winners Georges and Brooke in consideration for a top position.
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Bible Digest by H. B. Dean
The article emphasizes obedience to the Great Commission from Matthew 28 19 urging believers to be baptized in the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Ghost and to spread the faith. It cautions readers to act on the command without delay and live according to biblical instruction.
Right to Work Debate Hearings In Arizona Vote
Wilworth C. Brinton of Mesa testified before the Senate Labor Committee against repealing Taft-Hartley Section 14B and outlawing state right to work laws. He cited veteran job discrimination and said union membership was denied to workers, arguing the move would deny freedom and harm harmony in labor relations. He noted Arizona voters have repeatedly favored right to work by growing margins.
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