Senate and House Set Heavy Agenda in Arizona Legislature
Arizona Senate plans a 17 measure calendar for debate with 15 more tentatively slated for Friday as House bills move through the chamber. Major items include liquor law changes, residency voting for new residents, a national driver license compact, and bond authorizations for university dorms. Governor Fannin proclaims Feb 14 a day of note amid a 50th anniversary celebration of Arizona statehood.
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Senate
House
Rules Committee
Law House
Arizona
Congress
Clarence Carpenter
D-Gila
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Arizona State College
Capitol
George W.P. Hunt
Paul Fannin
Seattle Man Slays Wife Then Ends Life in South Seattle
Gerald Little the Seattle post office superintendent was found hanged after beating his wife Dorothy to death with irons. Their bodies were found in their home after their sons reported the house locked and absent parents.
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Seattle
UPS
Gerald Little
Dorothy
Ken Roskie
King County Sheriff's Department
Little
Roskie
International Station
George J. Morry
Posts Department
Richard
Mark
Ida Burton
Michigan Sets Tattooing Ban
State Sen. Charles Blondy introduced and helped pass a bill outlawing tattooing of minors in Michigan. Blondy cited protecting children from permanent markings and noted his own Pocahontas tattoo as a source of embarrassment for 36 years.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Charles Blondy
Senate
Michigan
Detroit Democrat
Blondy
Indoor Movie Cameras Grow Popular in Homes
United Press International notes a decade ago one family in 50 owned a home movie camera, now about one in eight does. The piece suggests careful lens choices and lighting tips to improve domestic film work with clamp-on lights and reflectors.
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United Press International
Nixon Seeks Democratic Backing in California Gubernatorial Bid
Nixon appeals to both parties in California as he campaigns for governor on the Republican ticket. He argues private enterprise should solve state problems before government intervention, urging Democrats to vote for a doctrine he says transcends party lines. He contrasts growth with bureaucracy and criticizes Governor Edmund G Brown as out of touch.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Northern
California
Kent Getty
Moon
White House Waiting Room Idea Touted by Mrs Kennedy
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy on television described plans for a new White House waiting room to ease visitors with strollers and baby carriages. She led a guided tour praising restoration work and the president’s view that changes will inspire future generations, aired by CBS and NBC.
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Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
CBS
Networks
Traders eye new rally as Dow tests 720 ahead
New York reports from UPI indicate market optimism with January investment accounts at a high and analysts predicting continued gains. James F. Hughes and Redpath note potential for the industrial average to surpass December highs, while Bache & Co. expects sidewise drift above 720 with selective buys and a cautious path. The Dow Theory Trader foresees healthy backing and filling before a可能 rise into new highs by month end.
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James F. Hughes
Auchin- Cosa
Parker
Redpath
Federal Reserve
Hughes
Dow
South Carolina House Seeks Confederate Flag atop Capitol
The South Carolina House approved a resolution asking that the Confederate flag be flown atop the Capitol alongside the American and state flags. The move signals continued push for visible remembrance amid ongoing flag debates in Columbia.
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Columbia, S.C
UPI
South Carolina
Agricultural outlines 1962 crop guides and hen counts
The Crop Reporting Board released 1962 planting guides totaling 475 500 acres for 16 fresh simmer vegetables and 261 200 acres for 13 fall vegetables matching 1961. Hen numbers on farms totaled 3 828 000, down 12 percent from 1961 with regional declines ranging 1 to 13 percent. Major states and crops named include California Minnesota Texas Iowa Oregon Wisconsin Missouri Ohio North Carolina and Virginia.
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South Central
South Atlan
North Atlantic
East North Central
California
Minnesota
Texas
Iowa
Oregon
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ohio
North Carolina
Virginia
International
Sobell Seeks Freedom Over Wartime Sentence Claim
Convicted spy Morton Sobell, serving a 30 year espionage term, sought freedom from a new trial arguing his wartime sentence was improper since there was no war at that time. Sobell was convicted in 1951 with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed in 1953. Judge John F. X. McGoey reserved ruling.
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NEW York
UPI
Morton Sobell
Sobell
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
John F. X. McGoey
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