Dirksen Defends Civil Rights Drive and GOP Image Call
Senate Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen pushes President Johnson on new civil rights legislation while Sen Thruston Morton backs Dean Burch on revamping the GOP image. The digest notes secret Baker probe testimony doubts and a Moscow discount house starting strong with 40 percent higher sales to clear stock.
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Everett M. Dirksen
President Johnson
Thruston B. Morton
Dean Burch
Ex Phoenician diplomat tours U S offering travel tips
Homer M. Byington Jr., 57, U S consul general in Naples, and wife Jane tour the U S promoting foreign service goodwill. He shares Four Rules for vacationers relax explore smile and engage with local life and cultures. He believes foreign policy touches every home and speaks at Ramada Inn during home leave.
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Homer M. Byington Jr
U.S
Naples
Phoenix
Byington
Foreign Service
Jane
Malaysia
Spain
Yugoslavia
Ramada Inn
State Department
Judge Ruling Hurts State In 1960 Knife Slaying Case
Prosecutor Mike Benchoff said the state's case against Lee Roy Gallagher was hurt considerably after Superior Court Judge Porter Murry threw out clothing linked to the 1960 murder. The item, worn in jail by Gallagher on another charge, was deemed improperly seized without a warrant by Tempe officers. Gallagher's trial was set to begin. The conviction for first degree murder in Stephens's death was overturned by the Arizona Supreme Court due to lack of legal counsel.
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Mike Benchoff
Lee Roy Gallagher
Superior Court
Porter Murry
Murry
Gallagher
Tempe
Maricopa County
Mary Pauline Stephens
Arizona Supreme Court
Remodeled Bridge Opens as Sevent Avenue Detour Planned
The Grand Canal bridge at 18th Street and Osborn is open to traffic. A major storm sewer project will close Seventh Avenue from Missouri to Bethany Home Road for about a month, with 15th or Central Avenue as detours. A five city sewer network requires a detour on 19th Avenue from Lower Buckeye Road to Magnolia Street, about 50 feet from 19th Avenue.
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18Th Street
Osborn
Seventh Avenue
Missouri
Bethany Home Road
Charles E. Haley
15Th Avenue
Central Avenue
19Th Avenue
Lower Buckeye Road
Magnolia Street
Slayer Draws 5 To 10 Years
A 19 year old Phoenix youth who stabbed his 17 year old girlfriend to death during an argument last October was sentenced to 5 to 10 years in state prison by visiting Superior Court Judge W. So Patterson of Yavapai County.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
W. So. Patterson
Yavapai County
Wyoming Governor Receives 31-Pound Fish Gift in Ice
Governor Goddard received a 31 pound fish frozen in a block of ice during a Tucson rodeo. He considered preserving the fish at state expense but opted to store it in cold storage while deciding on display plans. Taxidermist Bob James offered to mount the fish pro bono and his offer was accepted.
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Wyoming
Arizona
Goddard
Tucson
Rudy Banda
Hess Ad
Sarah Guerra
S. 18Th Place
Banda
Bob James
W. Northern
Hal
F. Kessler
Nor’s Office
Harold Martin
State Road Probe Requested By Arizona Legislator
Rep. Al Frantz demands a formal probe of the Arizona Highway Department. He introduces a five member house committee to review all operations and report improvements to the speaker by December 15, 1965.
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al Frantz
D-Maricopa
Arizona Highway Department
House
Royal Gunner Tops 1964 Racing Spark Plume
Royal Gunner a grandson of Hill Prince and son of Royal Charger Levee stands out in Tommy Trotter's experimental weights with 123 pounds. The chestnut colt earned over $130,000 last year with one non money finish in nine starts and his sole stakes victory came in the Arlington-Washington Futurity Trial.
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New York
Royal Gunner
Hill Prince
Royal Charger
Levee
Tommy Trotter
Suzy Stopher Meets Governor in Easter Seals Drive
Four year old Suzy Stopher presented Governor Goddard with Easter Seals in the governor's office. She posed for photos with the governor and Dizzy Dean, state chairman for the 1965 seal drive that kicked off Monday.
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Suzy Stopher
Arizona
Goddard
Suzy
Dizzy Dean
Bible Digest Reflection on Healing by H. B. Dean
A brief Bible digest sermon notes Jesus healing an officer in Matthew 8 7 and the theme of bodily healing through faith and biblical verses. The item presents quotes and faith emphasis attributed to H. B. Dean.
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Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
Sky King to host telethon in Phoenix this weekend
Kirby Grant star of Sky King will join the United Cerebral Palsy Telethon at the National Guard Armory 1335 N 52nd St Saturday and Sunday. The 17 hour program begins 10 30 p m Saturday on KOOL TV Channel 10 with emcee Jack Smith and singer Virginia Wing. Funds support Cerebral Palsy research and the United Cerebral Palsy Center 2004 Roosevelt.
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United Cerebral Palsy
National Guard Armory
52Nd St
Kool-Tv
Channel 10
Jack Smith
Virginia Wing
United Cerebral Palsy Center
E. Roosevelt
Goldwater Criticizes Antipoverty Plan During Phoenix Remarks
Barry Goldwater accused the poverty program of being a votes only tactic and warned it may be scaled back if political needs shift. He said he will continue campaigning in Arizona and outside the state to raise GOP funds, while urging a two party system and criticizing higher education and proposed guaranteed income.
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D-Ariz
Goldwater
U.S. Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Peggy
Phoenix
Arizona
Feggy
Stephen Shadegg
Shadegg
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