Gasoline Shortage Sparks WW II Memories Across Nation
The report describes rationing and black market fuel activity as independent dealers seek ways to cope with shortages. Crown Central and others push for looser import rules while independents explore legal avenues, with some turning to black market fuel. A Gibbs Oil attorney cites refining capacity as the core bottleneck, not crude supply.
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United Press International
Washington, D.C
William Snyder
Crown Central
Houston
Snyder
Nixon
Ray Cross
Georgia Independent Oilmen’s Association
Cross
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gary Gilbert
Gibbs Oil Co
New England
Reuben Details All-Year Education Plan Outreach
Scottsdale School Superintendent Dr. Gabriel Reuben seeks input on an extended school year through letters to PTA groups and civic bodies. The interim report favored the concept, noting advantages like year-round use of facilities and more class variety, with plans for broad outreach and multiple meetings through May.
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Gabriel Reuben
PTA
Board of Education
Steve Simon
Phil Gates
Reuben
Paradise Valley Town Council
Six ASU Students to Receive Major Honors Tonight
Six outstanding Arizona State University students will receive major honors at the ASU Associated Students awards banquet tonight at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Union. The event, sponsored by ASASU and the Alumni Association, honors student achievement including man and woman of the year, scholar and athlete awards, plus Who’s Who honorees and newly elected ASASU leaders.
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Memorial Union
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Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Baptist Student Union
Arnold Air Society
Angel Flight
Barry fears Red military capability
Sen. Barry Goldwater warns the Soviet Union could become absolutely superior militarily in the future. He urges more defense R D funds after citing advances in chemical-warfare defense tech rockets ramjets arctic capable land vehicles and aircraft maintainability.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Congress
Arizona Republican
John Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Foster
United States
Sunnyside Up Gardens Grow From Tiny Plots
A Sunnyside Up farmer uses two acres to create 50 by 50 foot plots funded by a council program costing 40 dollars annually for seed fertilizer tools and weekly rides to the community garden. Neighbors and volunteers help with plowing while some part time gardeners supply their own seeds for more variety.
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Hagerstown
UPI
Community Action Council
Maryland
Albert Allenback
Council
Allenbach
Allenback
Vivian Ogle
Oven door cashes gas bill in London protest
Patrick Fisher waited four months for the gas board to repair his stove. He wrote his final gas bill check on his oven door, which the gas board accepted and a bank cashed. He warned his next check would be on an old sofa if no action followed.
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London
UPI
Gas Board
Patrick Fisher
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