GOP Leaders Debate Future Amid Fractured GOP Bridges
United Press International reports on New York speeches by Sen. Jacob Javits Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Gov. John Volpe at a Kings County GOP dinner. They warn the party risks losing urban voters and urge moving toward citizens and broad unity over harsh right wing posturing.
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New York
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United States
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Party of Citizens
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Sally
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
New Jersey
Newark
N.J
U.S
Nelson A. Rockefelle
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Kings County
Brooklyn
House Leader Questions Fannin On Office Space Plans
House Majority Leader Bill Stephens challenged Gov. Paul Fannin to explain why 97 542 was paid to Associated Capitol Architects for preliminary planning of a new state office building eight days before the governor said no to a seven million dollar Capitol skyscraper. The dispute centers on the governor’s statements and the Housing and Home Finance Agency letter confirming the need for more office space.
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UPS
House
Bill Stephens
Paul Fannin
Maricopa County
Democrat
Arizona
Capitol
Stephens
Protest and Defense Echo in Tokyo Over Viet Nam Aid
UPI reports Communist China denounced growing U S aid to South Vietnam as a grave threat to peace in Indochina. In Tokyo Lt Gen Alan D Shapley said Chinese intervention was unlikely due to terrain and logistics, predicting a multi year effort to root out communists in Viet Nam.
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Peiping People's Daily
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Wrong Lane Turn Causes Citation in Minor Phoenix Collision
A minor accident at Thomas and Miller Road led to a citation for Susanne Marion Miller, 16, of 8310 E Sheridan Road. She reportedly turned from the right lane into a left turning car driven by Frederick Kemmeries of 1904 E Palo Verde Lane, Phoenix. no injuries were reported.
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Thomas and Miller Rd
Susanne Marion Miller
E. Sheridan Rd
Frederick Kemmeries
E. Palo Verde Lane
Phoenix
Murphy at Arizona’s 50th state anniversary dinner
Senator Carl Hayden serves as honorary chairman at a Democratic fundraising dinner in Scottsdale to honor Arizona’s 50th anniversary. The event, priced at $192 per plate, draws an expected crowd of over 500 with a dance and cocktail party to follow. Murphy resides at 422 West Sixth Street.
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Arizona
Murphy
Carl Hayden
Oe Murphy
6Th St
Scottsdale
Six Day Southern California Storm Leaves Death and Damage
A six day storm across Southern California ended with 20 deaths and millions in damage. Rain totals reached 8.03 inches in Los Angeles as mudslides and floods forced evacuations and damaged homes, including an actress Rhonda Fleming residence. Officials consider disaster declaration for federal aid.
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Los Angeles
UPS
California
San Diego
Rhonda Fleming
Hollywood Boulevard
No Agreement In Sight For Phoenix Bus Walkout
Federal Mediator William P Halloran said he spoke with both sides in the week old Phoenix bus strike and saw no promise of an agreement The drivers seeking a 16 cent hourly raise plus overtime pay faced a 17 cent offer over three years from line officials prompting service curtailment or fare hikes An estimated 22 000 Greater Phoenix residents are affected by the walkout
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Phoenix
API
William P. Halloran
Greater Phoenix
Arabian Show Earns Honor Rating for Scottsdale Event
The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona earns an Honor Show rating from the American Horse Shows Association for the 1961 Scottsdale event. The Scottsdale All-Arabian Horse Show plans the 1962 edition February 22 to 25 at Paradise Park with Chandler leader Guy Stillman noting achievements in attendance features entries and publicity. It marks the first time the Scottsdale show receives this designation as a Class A AHSA member, with other all Arabian and all breed shows also rated nationally.
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Arabian Horse Association of
Arizona
Scottsdale
American Horse Shows Association
Paradise Park
Guy Stillman
Arizona Group
New City Library Plans Discussed At Meeting
Plans for a new 110000 dollar city library were discussed by the Friends of the Library. A capital fund drive will be held later this year and voluntary contributions will be accepted. The library will be built on 1st Street opposite City Hall with a new board named, and officers to be elected February 22.
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Eucalyptus
Fred Stregen
Friends of the Library
1St Street
City Hall
Fred Stresen-Reuter
Robert Menzies
Lyman A. Davidson
Herman Multer
Mack A. Ralston
Brooks Darlington
Jack B. Huntress
Bruce Irwin
Mort Duff
Praying Monk
Indian Housing Plans Discussed at Phoenix Conference
The Indian Bureau officials hold a superintendent’s conference in Phoenix focusing on housing for Indians and reservation master plans. Attendees include representatives from Arizona, Utah, and Nevada and James E. Officer, Associate Indian Commissioner formerly of Tucson, from Washington.
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Phoenix
UPI
Indian Bureau Agency
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
James E. Officer
Washington
Tucson
Scottsdale Library to Close for Statehood Anniversary
Scottsdale Public Library will be closed tomorrow to celebrate Arizona's 50th statehood anniversary. The day honors statehood with services paused and facilities shut for the event.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Slaying Suspect Nabbed in Salina Capture
Slain suspect Watson Young Jr. was captured by Salina police after speeding in a stolen ambulance. He admitted killing Hamnsel E. Gupton and Mary Alice Gupton in Indianapolis on December 18 to defend himself, and he is charged with raping a housewife. The FBI placed him on its 100 most wanted list eight days earlier.
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UPS
Mental
Lent
Indiana
Watson Young—Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young
H. R. Salmans
Hamnsel E. Gupton
Mary Alice
Indianapolis
Salmans
FBI
Hansel
Funeral Home
Lakeland
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Ohio
Missouri
Washington, D. C
Pima PTA Meeting Tonight Includes Fashion Show Band Concert
James DeWitt president of Arizona Homeowners Association will speak tonight before the Teacher Association of School at a meeting in the Multi-Purpose Room. Merrill, the school district bus manager, will answer questions on school taxes. Founder's Day fashion show and a band concert also part of the program.
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James DeWitt
Anzona’ Homeowners Associa
Merrill
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