Panama and U S resume ties after talks in Canal Zone
Panama agreed to resume diplomatic relations with the United States and to negotiate all existing issues within 30 days. Flags were raised at Balboa High School as about 1,500 students and faculty watched, following deadly rioting last week that left 21 dead and nearly 500 injured.
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Panama City
Canal Zone
UPI
Panama
United States
Balboa High School
Canal One
U.s.controlled
Washington
Dean Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rusk
U.S
Johnson Pushes Medicare as Law of the Land
President Johnson declares Medicare for the Aged will become law as he addresses 47 senior citizen leaders and experts on the aged. He notes many elderly lack funds for doctors, live poorly, and rely on charity.
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Johnson
Land
Washington
Father Held In Try On Girl's Life
Tucson man Charles C. Hughes 29 a credit manager was charged with attempted murder of his three and one half year old step daughter Shirri Lynn Hofmann. He is held on 25000 bond in Pima County jail.
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Tucson
Pima County
Charles C. Hughes
Norman Green
Hughes
Shirri Lynn Hofmann
Green
Anat
Phio
Sugar Found In Oil Sabotage Probe Spurs Scottsdale Fire Trucks
Rural Fire Co officials checked for sabotage after oil samples from 11 Scottsdale trucks showed unexpected sugar content. President Lou Witzeman said sugar present in four truck oils, though he noted oil may contain glucose. No sugar in gasoline tanks. In a separate incident, two youths set a waste storage fire behind TGY Variety Stores. a passerby pursued them, but they escaped. Police questioned several juveniles with no results.
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Company
Lou Witzeman
Apache Junction
Scottsdale
Witzeman
TGY Variety Stores
Charles Polchow
Hayden Rd
Indian School Rd
82Nd St
Picadilly
Weather Forecast Brief For Local Area
Generally fair conditions with frost at night. Today’s high near 52 and tomorrow’s high near 55 with a low around 23. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported Tuesday’s high 56 and today’s low 28.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Jeff Huber named Boy of the Year at Scottsdale Boys' Club
Eighteen year old Jeff Huber of 518 Kalarama earned the Scottsdale Country Club Boy of the Year honor and will compete with 63 national clubs for more than 3000 in scholarships and awards. He is a long time Boys' Club member on junior staff former captain of Scottsdale Youth Patrol and active in church youth activities. Other awards include the silver keystone to Mark Cockrill and medallion to James A. Beaman. Officers for 1964 were installed with Walter Ross as gavel holder and Roy Ciappini as executive director. The club reported paying off its 180000 building mortgage in October and planned to begin an education wing soon.
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Jeff Huber
Frogs’ Club of
Scottsdale
Walter Ross
Jim Beaman
Kalarama
Scottsdale Country Club
Huber
Red Cross
Emmanuel United Presbyterian Church
Scottsdale School Board Members to Attend Arizona Convention
Board members Mrs. Sally Stieg and Dr. Steward Faschen will represent the Scottsdale School Board at the sixth annual Arizona School Boards Association convention opening tomorrow at The Ramada Inn. About 1,500 club members and 70,000 boy contacts were reported, with Tempe extension serving 273 boys in its first year. The convention is expected to draw around 500 attendees through Saturday.
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Sally Stieg
Steward Faschen
Scottsdale
Arizona School Boards Association
Ramada Inn
Tempe
Bids Opened On Five City Sewer Plan
The city council opened bids for the first phase of the five city sewer plan and sent them to the U S Public Health Service in San Francisco for approval due to federal funds. Apparent low bidder was Charles J Dorfman Contractors of Los Angeles.
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U.S. Public Health Service Office
San Francisco
Charles J. Dorfman
Valley Freeze Lingers With Record Lows Across Valley
Weather observer Willard L. Greene reports near record cold across the Valley. Mummy Mountain station records 28 degrees, Sky Harbor 23, with 19 at 3ath Ave and McDowell. No frost due to low humidity and no rain since December.
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U.S
Willard L. Greene
Mummy Mountain
Sky Harbor
3Ath Ave
McDowell
Greene
Widows Vets Tax Benefits Bill Targets Arizona Change
A House proposal by Rep. Robert Brewer would abolish the $2,000 property tax exemption for veterans and require widows to have resided in Arizona one year before spouse death. Additional amendments seek changes to the state inventory tax on merchants’ inventories.
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Brewer
Arizona
Harold Cook
D-Pima
Douglas Holclaw
R-Pima
Mortgage Firms Face Licensing Bill In State House
The House considers a far reaching bill to regulate mortgage companies after a past investigation by the minority block. A less ambitious measure already exists. Homeowners complained of tax impound fund irregularities as bankers raise payments to cover taxes. The attorney general notes mortgage firms may not fall under banking supervision. The House meets for routine business but will skip Thursday and Friday for the annual Arizona Flying Farmers aerial tour.
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House
Attorney General
State Banking Department
Arizona Flying Farmers
Arizona Young Republicans outline criteria for GOP nominee
At the Camelback Inn a Young Republicans committee proposed qualifications for a future GOP presidential candidate due to the national party rule forbidding early endorsements. They include knowledge of military aviation, being a published author on free enterprise and government, state representation, and six months residency in Arizona.
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Arizona Young Republicans Resolutions Committee
Camelback Inn
GOP
Eastland Passes Smoking Ban With Heavy Fines
Eastland Texas votes a city ordinance banning smoking in most places with a $1000 fine or three years imprisonment after Feb. 20. Tourists exempt. mayor suggests citizen arrests as a enforcement tactic. City officials and residents react amid debate on health reports and legality.
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Eastland
Tex
UPI
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