Scottsdale expresses pride after large primary turnout and Bud Tims victory
The Scottsdale primary produced a large turnout nearly 50 percent higher than two years ago. Bud Tims won as a write in for mayor, with four allies from his slate also elected. Runoffs set for March 22 will decide four seats, with four credible opponents named. Voters criticized paper ballots and sign rules while praising civic engagement.
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Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Phoenix
Tims
Leonard Johnson
Doris McCauley
Ken Murray
John Senini Jr
Dick Auser
Jack Evans
William C. Jenkins
Bob Jones
Fenton McDonough
Pendral
Scottedale
Medicare Part II Raises Questions of Value
The article explains Medicare Part I automatic eligibility for hospital costs and Part II a voluntary plan for partial doctor bill coverage. It notes a $3 monthly cost and claims insurers value it at $21. Enrollment deadline is March 31, with support for citizens over 65 to adopt the voluntary program.
GOP money squabble splits control of campaign funds
Washington reports hostilities over campaign purse between the Republican National Committee andSenators led by Morton and Clay. Bliss and Morton clash over fundraising, unity elusive as big donors boycott a Morton dinner and $60,000 flows to Wilson’s House Committee.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Lucius D. Clay
Republican Finance
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Republican Party
Ray C. Bliss
Clay
Morton
Morton - Clay
National Committee
Budget Committee
Congressional
Senate Campaign Committee
House Campaign Committee
Bob Wilson
California
Senate’ Campaign Committee
Bliss - Clay
GOP
Wilson
Senate
Bliss
Ohio
Columbus
House Committee
Tax Clinic explains meals lodging tax treatment for workers
The article outlines when meals and lodging provided on an employer’s premises are excluded from income. It covers tests for employer convenience versus employee compensation, notes exceptions for morale benefits, and mentions combat pay exclusions and foreign residence rules for 1965.
Moon Test Set To Launch From Cape Kennedy Tuesday
New York reports the United States will test fire a 15 ton Apollo replica in a flight aimed to land about 6000 miles down the Atlantic test range. The 30 minute mission will not orbit Earth. Four astronauts will gather data NASA will study for months as the program nears a moon mission.
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York
United States
Cape Ki Kennedy
Moon
Earth
Atlantic Test Range
Ays
NASA
Soviet 200 masterpieces to mark October anniversary
Ralph McGill notes that the Soviet Union will publish 200 world literature classics over ten years in 300,000-copy print runs. The collection spans antiquity to the 20th century with 66, 64, and 70 volumes in three chronological series. Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath is included among other global works.
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Soviet Union
John Steinbeck
Moscow
Maxim Gorky
Valery A. Kosolapov
Greet
Buccolies
Géorgies
Kosolapov
Southeast Asia
Africa
Latin America
Russia
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Joads
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William Faulkner
Yoknapatarpha County
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Upton Sinclair
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