Senate and House plan busy session after birthday parade
The Arizona Senate listed 17 measures for committee action with 15 more tentatively planned for Friday debate. House bills under review include liquor regulation changes, voting rights for new residents before residency, and a national cemetery proposal. Senate plans also cover a driver’s license compact and board vacancy procedures, with university bond funding eyed. Governor Fannin proclaimed February 14 as a day of note following the semi centennial parade and re enactment of Governor Hunt’s 1912 inauguration.
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Seattle Post Office Supt Slays Wife Then Kills Self
Gerald Little a Seattle post office superintendent was found hanged after allegedly beating his wife Dorothy to death with ironing irons. Their sons discovered the locked house and neighbors alerted authorities.
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Michigan Sets Tattooing Ban On Minors
State Sen. Charles Blondy sponsored and steered through a bill in Lansing to outlaw tattooing of minors. Blondy cited preventing lifelong marks while noting his own Pocahontas tattoo caused him embarrassment for 36 years.
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Indoor Movie Filming Tips Increase Year Round Use
The article notes a rise in home movie camera ownership from one in fifty to about one in eight. It advises filming indoors in all seasons using specified lamp setups and lens openings. Tips include lighting from the side, overhead, or from flood units to soften shadows and evenly illuminate backgrounds.
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United Press International
Nixon Seeks Democratic Support in California Governor Race
In a Sacramento speech Nixon urged cross party backing for his Republican bid, arguing private enterprise should solve state problems before government. He challenged Governor Edmund G Brown and warned against bureaucratic bloat and high taxes, stressing growth over stagnation.
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White House to Add New Waiting Room for Visitors
Jacqueline Kennedy announced a new waiting room in the White House to spare visitors from baby carriages during waits. CBS and other networks aired her guided tour praising restoration and plans to redress Lincoln’s office for Kennedy’s meetings.
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Wall Street Chatter on Market Rally Prospects
Wall Street chatter notes no climactic turn yet as markets show brief weak phases. James F Hughes of Auchincloss Parker and Redpath cites January 31 Fed report revealing a new high in the investment account and anticipates continued upside, while Bache & Co. warns of overhead resistance above 720 in the industrial average and Dow Theory Trader favors a few days of backing and filling before a potential renewed rise to new highs by late month.
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South Carolina House Backs Confederate Flag at Capitol
The South Carolina House approved a resolution requesting the Confederate flag fly atop the Capitol along with the American and state flags, joining the flag display with the two other banners.
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Agriculture department issues 1962 planting guides for vegetables
The Agriculture Department releases 1962 planting guides showing total summer vegetable acres at 475,600 equal to 1961 and fall vegetables at 261,700 down from 270,600. Melon acreage stands at 367,100 amid shifts, while heavy breed hen declines vary by region. The report links orderly production with balanced supplies and notes changes in work productivity linked to breakfast and coffee breaks.
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UPI
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E Mackie Rauldes
Morton Sobell Seeks Freedom Through New Trial
Convicted spy Morton Sobell serving 30 year sentence seeks a new trial arguing wartime conditions did not exist at sentencing. Sobell, convicted in 1951 with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, was later joined by partners who were executed in 1953. Judge McGoey reserved decision.
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