Stall-In Threat at New York World's Fair Opening
UPI reports civil rights CORE leaders plan a stall-in for the New York World’s Fair opening despite a court order and city warnings. Officials warn of traffic jams, possible blockades on bridges and tunnels, with a $50 fine and 30 days in jail for stalling on expressways.
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New York
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Robert I. Wagner
Queens
Long Island
Callender
Wagner
Rail Service Cut Hits Phoenix Trains Cut In Half
Southern Pacific reduced its streamliner service in Arizona by half, merging two eastbound and two westbound trains into one each way. The move drew protests from Rep. Morris Udall and National Guard officials as Arizona studies options to reverse it. SP says consolidation preserves passenger standards amid falling ridership. a public hearing order was issued but not yet enforced.
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UPI
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arizona
Morris Udall
Dariz
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Arizona Corporation
E.T
Eddie) Williams Jr
Commission
Superior Court
A.P
Jack) Buzard
Golden State
Sunset Limited
Temperatures Around U S Baptist Hospital Births and a Marriage Lic
Birth notices list a boy for Mr and Mrs Charles Ashley at 9220 E Pasadena on April 20 and a girl for Mr and Mrs Benedict Stillman at 825 N Hayden on April 21. At St Josephs a boy to Mr and Mrs Eric Blomquist 1703 N 74th Pl and a boy to Mr and Mrs Eugene Ries 8710 E Holly St on April 19. The Maricopa County clerk issued a marriage license to Roger Meinershagen 21 Tempe and Patricia McMahan 21 Scottsdale.
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St. Joseph's
Eric Blomquist
N. 74Th PL
Eugene Ries
E. Holly St
Maricopa County
Roger Meinershagen
Tempe
Patricia McMahan
Scottsdale
A J Shearer Dead At 57
Andrew John Shearer 57 of 3031 N 69th Pl died at home today. A native of North Collins NY he moved from Buffalo where he worked in steel. He was WWII veteran and member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Survivors include wife Catherine, son Andrew Jr, mother Frances and four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Buffalo
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Shearer
Our’ Lady of Perpetual Help Church
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Andrew J. Jr
Scottsdale High
Frances Shearer
Francis
George
Lawrence
Raymond Shearer
Burt Douglas
Edward Hennessy
Messinger Mortuary
Cardinal Cushing Declines Birch Society Endorsement
Cardinal Cushing said he would prefer imprisonment and death to being a member of the John Birch Society. He repudiated an alleged endorsement, withdrew a four year old endorsement claim, and stated he never joined or supported the group despite radio reports.
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Boston
Richard Caredinal Cushing
John Birch Society
The
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Belmont
WNAC
Cardinal Cushing
New York
Scott Stanley Jr
Birch Publicationa
American Opinion
Thomas Davis
Birch
Stanley
Goldwater Says Nixon Last Hurdle To Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater told 5,000 supporters in Indianapolis that the Johnson administration has talked dangerous nonsense defending defense policies. He praised Eisenhower and Kennedy for brinkmanship and Cuba actions and warned Nixon is the final hurdle to the GOP nomination.
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UPI
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Goldwater
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Formosa
Lebanon
Cuba
Johnson Administration
U.S
Russia
Council OKs Plan for Sewer Improvement District Votes
City council approves a plan by City Engineer Ken McDonald to let residents vote on proposed sewer improvement districts. Mail notices and public hearings would precede a simple majority vote for construction. The five city system aims to relieve septic tanks as Salt River ponds near completion.
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Ken McDonald
McDonald
ASU Professor Named Temporary Director at UNM Facility
Dr Levi Mayland Parker74 44 of Tempe Ariz a professor of agriculture at Arizona State University was named temporary summer director of the Peace Corps training facilities at the University of New Mexico He succeeds Dr Marshall Nason who led the UNM site for two years Parker will serve from June 1 to September 5 and a permanent director will be named later this summer Toland of Baylor University withdrew from consideration for the post.
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Trowbridge
Parker
Retirement checks total 58 million in county
Mari copa County residents collect 57.9 million a year in social security, said Harry Holland Phoenix social security district manager. There were 70,642 persons on social security in the county at year end 1963, about 10 percent of the population, a 9 percent rise from the prior year.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Harry Holland
Phoenix Social Security District
Inferno blaze damages two subway trains near Grand Central
A fire described as Dante's Inferno destroyed two subway trains beneath Grand Central Terminal in early morning. The heat buckled tunnel supports on 42nd Street and halted Crosstown traffic between Fifth and Third avenues. No injuries were reported as trains were evacuated and smoke affected commuters in the terminal. Chief Martin Scott cited charred remains of the trains and uncertain origin of the blaze at about 5 am.
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UPI
Grand Central Terminal
42Nd Street
Crosstown
Fifth
Third Avenues
Martin Scott
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