Lady Bird Johnson planned Wilkes-Barre trip for area projects
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson will fly from Washington to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on Saturday to view relief efforts and dedicate a new research center at Wilkes College funded by 400000 dollars in federal aid. The center trains students in electronics and chemical techniques with local funds supplementing the project. She will be joined by AR A administrator William Batt and welcomed by Wilkes College president Eugene Farley. Frank Graham will deliver the dedication address.
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Repeal Sought of Widows and Vets Tax Exemptions in Arizona
The Mari copa County Taxpayers Association launched a drive to repeal veterans and widows property tax exemptions. Petitions seek 55,000 signatures to place two initiatives on the November ballot with limits on who qualifies and possible legislative exceptions for hardships.
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Scottsdale urged to boost tourism and business appeal
Chamber of Commerce Manager A J Collins told the Scottsdale Real Estate Board that the city must do more to promote itself as a tourism and convention center. He cited regional promotion spending and urged building a large convention center, easing entry for business, and preserving downtown western character.
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Real Estate Chief Can Be Discharged
UPI reports Arizona Atty Gen Robert Pickrell says the State Real Estate Board may fire the real estate commissioner without cause. The commissioner is appointed by the board with governor and Senate approval and has no fixed term of office.
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Felony convict seeks $25 000 for injury
Harvey H. Altum, 30, an inmate serving time for auto theft, filed a $25,000 suit against Arizona state over the loss of fingers on his right hand while operating a prison press. Attorney James P. Cunningham represents him, alleging a defective safety device caused the injury on March 25, 1963 in the prison industrial yard.
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Howard Smith Funeral Set for Pearl River Resident
Funeral services and interment will be at Pearl River New York for Howard E. Smith 65 who died Monday at his Scottsdale Arizona residence. Born in New York City he came from Stoney Point to Arizona six months ago. A World War I veteran he leaves four sons four daughters three sisters and 14 grandchildren all out of state.
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Pope Paul VI expected to make more foreign trips
Vatican observers say Pope Paul VI, fresh from his historic Holy Land visit, is likely to travel again abroad. Sources mention a possible India trip for the World Eucharistic Congress in November and a suggested New York UN visit. He also sent peace messages to 224 world leaders, praising interchurch dialogue with Patriarch Athenagoras.
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Romney Sees Unanswered Questions About Goldwater
Governor George Romney welcomed Barry Goldwater in Grand Rapids but says his speech left unresolved questions on civil rights collective bargaining and foreign policy. Romney noted no issue discussion during a brief hotel room talk before a $100 a plate dinner.
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Federal Smoking Link Report To Be Released Saturday
The Public Health Service will release the long awaited report on smoking and health to accredited reporters at 9 30 a m EST Saturday in the State Department auditorium. Reporters will be locked in until noon with two hours for study and a half hour for questions. The procedure mimics secrecy used for sensitive financial matters. The report is expected to show statistical evidence linking smoking to lung cancer heart disease emphysema and respiratory ailments.
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