Mining Firm Seeks Inventory Tax Exemption for Copper Ore
American Smelting and Refining Co. of Hayden seeks an inventory tax exemption for its copper ore stockpile in Gila County. Arizona Tax Commissioner member John Hazelett says the case should go to court to clarify the law, while local assessors privately may allow the claim. The move could set a precedent affecting other mines and even cattle operations.
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American Smelting and Refining Co. of
Hayden
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American Smelting and Refining
Ruling Delayed On Judge's Suit For Retirement Pay
Arizona court delays ruling in Herbert F. Krucker suit challenging Governor Goddard over retirement payments. Krucker contends $5,865.70 of $7,332.12 should be paid for his Superior Court service since Court of Appeals judges were added to the retirement system retroactively. Assistant AG Philip M. Haggerty argues the petition was improper after the law change.
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Krucker
Philip M. Haggerty
High Court
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Mayor Wes Olsen Breaks Tie to Hike Salary
Quincy Illinois Mayor Wes Olsen cast a tie breaking vote ending a 7 7 city council deadlock on a key measure. The decision raises the mayor salary from 9000 to 12000 dollars a year.
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Quincy, Ill
UPI
Wes Olsen
Mother's Day Gift Guide at Hanny's Stores
Advertises Mother's Day shopping at Hanny's with women’s departments in Down town Christown Scottsdale and Thomas Mall. Encourages expert help selecting gowns lingerie robes sportswear blouses and skirts. Emphasizes wide price range 4 to 500 and easy exchanges for gifts that don’t enchant.
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Christown
Scottsdale
Thomas Mall
Arizona retailer spokesman attacks homeowner tax relief plan
In a senate hearing Arizona Retailers Association executive secretary Mac Dossey argued Governor Goddard's homeowner tax relief hides new taxes. Legislators challenged his figures and called for specifics while Dossey called his claim a figure of speech. He said four of five proposed tax increases would affect ordinary citizens.
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Goddard
Mac Dossey
Dossey
John Q
Right Place Wrong Joe Arrests in Migratory Bird Crackdown
Three Virginians Clinton Pearson Norman Pearson and Mrs Norman Pearson were arrested in Norfolk for illegally selling migratory game birds as part of an 11 state crackdown. Their hometown is Birds Nest, Virginia.
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Norfolk, Va
India Charges Air Violations By Pakistan
New Delhi reports Pakistan reinforcing its army on the eastern frontier by flying troops over Indian territory. Defense Minister Cha van says India is monitoring the buildup and may take appropriate action. Tensions rise near East Pakistan border and in the Rann of Kutch lull. An Indian spokesman says Pakistani transports shuttle from West Pakistan across Northern India to East Pakistan.
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India
Defense
Y. B. Chavan
East Pakistan
West Bengal
Rann of Kutch
West Pakistan
SEATO Faces Strains Over Viet Nam Policy
At Lancaster House London a SEATO meeting shows unity on halting Communist penetration in South Vietnam but deepening rifts on tactics and settlement timing. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto challenges others with a report nonrelease while France sends only an observer.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
France
Pakistan
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Lancaster House
Sequoia Tree Sparks NatGeo Seed Fact
National Geographic notes the General Sherman Tree rises like a 25 story tower and grew from a winged seed no larger than a rolled out flake, highlighting its remarkable origin and size.
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National Geographic
Will the real Christians please stand up sermon note
H. B. Dean presents a Bible Digest reflecting on confessing faith before men and being witnesses for Christ. The piece cites Matthew 10:32 and encourages public acknowledgment of Christian beliefs.
Plea Rejected In Drug Case Involving Krebiozen
A Chicago judge refused to dismiss physiologist Andrew C. Ivy and three others from an indictment charging fraud and conspiracy in promoting the cancer drug Krebiozen. Defense lawyers argued the quartet are victims of a conspiracy to defame and block a supposed medical breakthrough.
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Chicago
UPI
Andrew C. Ivy
James Sembower
Ivy
Krebiozen
Quake Toll Ranges as San Salvador Quakes Continue
Reports from San Salvador indicate 43 to 150 dead with about 300 injured. Government declares emergency and begins mass inoculations in heavily damaged areas. Adobe homes near the capital suffer severe destruction. U S Ambassador Raul Castro’s residence sustains about 35000 in damage.
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el Salvador
San Salvador
U.S
Raul Castro
Castro
Tucson
Ariz
Admiral Harold Page Smith Awarded Distinguished Service Medal
Adm Harold Page Smith received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Johnson for meritorious service to the United States. The medal cites his roles as supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, commander in chief Atlantic, and commander in chief U S Atlantic Fleet. Smith retired May 1 after 45 years of active naval service.
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Harold Page Smith
Johnson
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United States
Smith
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