Loyalty Oath Debate Persists From Arizona Leader
Former Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice defends HB 35 loyalty oath for public employees. He argues such oaths deter crime and shield government, citing Hoover reports and a 6,000 educator dossier, while criticizing Dr. Harvill for opposing the measure.
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Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Harvill
Christian Science Monitor
Khrushchev
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
United States
Circuit Riders
Cincinnati
Bundy
J. B. Mathews
Senate Internal Security Committee
Communist Party
Los Angeles
Sympathy Aided Castro and U.S. Testimony
Washington figures debate Cuban revolution with focus on ambassador testimonies. William D. Pawley and Earl T. Smith accuse State Department officials of sympathy for Castro and later link U.S. actions to his rise. Critics say neglect and miscalculation threaten Latin America with future Castro-like upheavals.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Cuba
China
Senate
State Department
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Batista
Castro
Colombia
Bolivia
Peru
Venezuela
Miami
Pawley
Spruille Braden
Argentina
Latin-America
Latin- America
Braden
Central Intelligence
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Internal Security Subcommittee
Earl
T. Smith
Palm Beach
Smith
United States
Kennedy
Switzerland
Havana
Berne
U.S
Factories Cant Pay Minor Wages Across Nation
National scene column notes distress in coal mining areas as miners press for higher wages while garment plants fear closure. Union leadership and statecraft proposed to avert plant layouts. Jobless benefits rise with 43 states reporting gains, including Kentucky in distress counties.
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Ralph McGill
Atlanta
Kentucky
UMW
McGill
John L. Lewis
GOP
Halleck
Dirksen
Bridges
Kennedy
Illinois
California
Ohio
Michigan
Harlan
Breathitt
Three-alarm fire damages Washington embassy with adviser’s warning
A three-alarm blaze gutted the U S Embassy in Washington injuring none reported. Ambassador Herve Alphand urged rapid action as the floor weakened. Police confirm Edith Kiccorious remains missing and say the search is steadily exhausting. Dr L S B Leakey notes a breakthrough and promises forthcoming facts on human origins.
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Washington
Herve Alphand
Alphand
Readers urged to weigh Arcadia annexation to Phoenix
Letter to the editor criticizes alleged maneuvering around Arcadia sewer talks and Phoenix annexation efforts. It urges residents to attend meetings, seek both pro and con facts, and make an informed democratic choice.
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Arcadia
Phoenix
Kaibab School
Myrich
Cadia
Myrick
Scottsdale
Kennedy seeks 59 federal judges to ease court congestion
President Kennedy asks Congress to create 59 federal judgeships to relieve severe delays in U S district courts. The backlog, estimated at 70 000 cases, harms individuals and costs government billions in lost interest and stalled litigation. He accuses Democratic leadership of delaying action while promising patronage.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S
Lewis
New York
Johnson
House
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
White House
District of Columbia
Rogers
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National Scene
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Michael Murphy
Edith (Googie) Kiccorius
L.S.B. Leakey
Alien L. Dyer
Washington Report
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