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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
4
In northwest Iowa a dispute over right to work rules intensifies as a local labor clash heats up. Union leaders urge action while business groups push for policy changes, highlighting potential statewide echoes.
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A three judge federal court in Tucson paused federal action on legislative reapportionment. Judge James Walsh said state legislative action should occur first and that the court will await the study committee and a possible August special session. The suit by Gary Peter Klahr sought to overturn districts as unconstitutional and the 30 day deadline was postponed pending further legislative steps.
Arizona State University will indirectly receive assistance from Sears Roebuck & Co as five Phoenix high school students received company scholarship awards at a luncheon. Winners: Janie Bognar Central High, Alice Gray North High, Gregory Schindler Camelback High, Madeline LiVolsi Carl Hayden High, Jer McKinney Phoenix Union High.
Col George Wendel of Selective Service in Washington said Phoenix talks explained a 17000 man draft call next month as augmenting volunteers rather than increasing military strength. He noted volunteers rarely meet needs and draft influences enlistment, with class 1A the largest pool and many draftees using draft status to gain school or assignment benefits.
TEMPE The National Aeronautics and Space Administration awarded Arizona State University a $47,929 grant to support the center for meteorite studies. Professor Carleton Bo Meare is named principal investigator and director of the center.
A charter granted by King Charles II allows spaniels to attend royal functions in England and even visit the houses of Parliament as invited dogs in royal circles.
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