Club Plans Expansion and New Programs Under Charles
Charles outlines growth for the Boys Club, including a new building, sports programs, and survey plans. Bill Queen acts as program director after Chuck Eckstein’s resignation in November. Charles, a former Fort Smith Indians player, emphasizes mass programs in baseball and basketball and notes his family: wife Meb, sons Mike 16 Jon 12 and daughter Leigh 10.
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Charles
Additio
Bill Queen
Queen
Chuck, Eckstein
Pacific
Fort. Smith
Ark
Charles Was
Fort Smith Indians
Cleveland
Arkansas
Meb
Mike
Jon
Leigh
Supreme Court weighs Arizona royalty oath challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court took under advisement an appeal challenging the 1961 Arizona royalty oath law. Barbara Elfbrandt and others objected, arguing the oath violates constitutional rights and that there was no hearing to explain objections. Advocates cited religious beliefs and freedom of association concerns while state counsel defended the statute in the public interest.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
W. Edward Morgan
Barbara
Philip M. ‘Haggerty
Phoenix
Morgan
Elfbrandt
Potter Stewart
Japanese troops get marriage tips at Hokkaido base
Japanese military authorities in Higashi-Chitose, Hokkaido, set up a marriage counseling service to act as go between for bachelor servicemen and prospective brides. The effort aims to keep about 1,500 unmarried men from leaving the service for civilian life where girlfriends are more available.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hokkaido
Higashi-Chitose
Thousands of Maricopa motorists face tag deadline
About 50 000 drivers in Maricopa County must apply for 1966 auto tags by Monday to avoid a 6.25 dollar penalty. In person applications are due at the main office 4005 North 51st Avenue or the Mesa branch 1324 West 4th Street. Mail or money order payments must be postmarked by midnight Monday.
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Maricopa ‘County
51St Ave
Mesa Branch
4Th St
Free blood tests sought in Japan
Tokyo reports a cabinet approved bill to provide free blood tests for young couples and pregnant women. Welfare Ministry data show a venereal disease peak in 1948 followed by a decline and a rise again in 1960, prompting the measure.
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Tokyo
UPI
Welfare Ministry
Color Photos Mars Seen as Next Target
UPI reports two space experts say the Soviet Union may photograph Mars in color next year and land life-hunting robots there in 1969 or 1971. They argue Russia has invested more in unmanned planetary work, risking higher costs and delays for U.S. programs that lag in preparation.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Mars
Red Planet
Russia
United States
Bruce C. Murray
California Institute of Technology
Merton E. Davies
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Calif
Murray
Mariner
Davies
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Venus
Dominick pushes Colorado River rainmaking plan
Sen. Peter H. Dominick says weather talk must end and a major rainmaking program for the Colorado River Basin should begin. He urges applied research with commercial rainmakers and scientists, aiming for at least an inch of extra rain or snow annually to add thousands of acre feet of water.
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Tomel Washington
UPI
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colp
Colorado River
Basin
Colorado Republican
Senate Commerce Committee
Dominick
Senate Committee
Denver
Colorado
Second half of 1965 Maricopa County taxes due
The second half of Maricopa County 1965 property taxes becomes payable next Tuesday. Taxpayers have nine weeks to pay before delinquency on May 1 with a 10 percent monthly penalty after. Remittances should include the first half receipt or call 262-3231 for aid. payments may be mailed to Room 101 Administration Building Phoenix or delivered to the treasurer's office.
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Maricopa County
John Foote
Third’ Ave
Phoenix
Balante
Four bodies found as 20 remain missing from Tokyo crash
Tokyo Bay recovered four bodies on Thursday, bringing total dead to 133 from the All-Japan Airlines Boeing 727 crash on February 4. Twenty persons are still unaccounted for.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tokyo Bay
All-Japan Airlines
Scottsdale names nominees for 22 beautification prizes
About 100 nominees from City of Scottsdale, Maricopa County and towns compete for 22 Green and Clean Committee beautification prizes to be awarded April 20. Nominations cover landscaping architecture and overall improvement of non-residential property including Camelback Road, Valley National Bank and Pepino's Patio Restaurant.
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Saba
Western
Main St
Valley National Bank
Old Scottsdale Rd
Enco
Camelback Rd
Scandia
Casa de Los Arcos
Main
City of
Fifth Ave
Dale Anderson
N.marshall Ave
Third Ave
Green and Clean Committee
Maricopa County
Coroner's Inquest Opens Into Hartman Death
The coroner's inquest began today over the death of Phyllis Ansistonietle Hartman, 56, found in the Hartmann residence garage. The husband discovered her Wednesday. post mortem suggests probable cause of death asphyxiation. jury will continue the inquest in court Monday.
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Phyllis Ansistonietle Hartman
Hartmann
Howard Stan Wednnesday
Parisians Warned After Radio Alert About Radioactive Packages
A Paris radio warning urged residents to contact police and avoid touching or opening three packages carrying radioactive isotopes that fell from a truck en route to a hospital.
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Paris
UPI
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Jim ‘Charles
Japan
Jack Johnson
Plymouth
NEW
Plymouths
Vray Bag
Lee
Valley Bank
Lea
Lew Optical
ORNIX
Soma
Plumbing Supply Headquarters
Scottsdale Plumbing CO
E. Osborn Rd
Scottsdale Boys
Reguecaror
Wats To
Schick
Ernie Rise Pee Eet
Aero
Seadueae
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