Hayden denounces Liberty Amendment as dangerous
Senate President Carl Hayden criticized the Liberty Amendment to abolish income taxes and curb treaty powers as absurd and dangerous. He warned it would devastate the economy and national security, citing a Federal Budget Bureau report on likely consequences.
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Warren Duffee Washington
UPN
Senate
Carl Hayden
White House
Arizona
Hayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Federal Budget Bureau
Liberty Amendment drives push for constitutional convention
A persistent financed group seeks two thirds of state legislatures to adopt Liberty Amendment resolutions, aiming to force a national constitutional convention. Six states Georgia Louisiana Nevada South Carolina Texas Wyoming have approved such measures, with plans to expand to more legislatures. Hayden criticizes dismantling federal machinery and cites a proposed Liberty Budget envisioning federal spending at 36.6 billion and revenue shifts to total 41 billion, including tax cuts and NASA funding cuts, while warning a national sales tax would burden the less wealthy.
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Georgia
Louisiana
Nevada
South Carolina
Texas
Wyoming
Hayden
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
France to Recognize Red China Says White House
The White House announced France plans to recognize Red China, with News Secretary Pierre Salinger delivering the notice. Separate items note Ohio Democrats backing Sen. Stephen Young for reelection over John Glenn and Harold Stassen announcing a GOP presidential bid routing New Hampshire California and Washington DC primaries. In Tanganyika a mutiny sparked violence as troops dismissed British officers and mobs attacked the Asian quarter, with reports President Nyerere fled to Kenya. A New York federal court struck down a section of the Selective Service Act requiring religious adherence for conscientious objector deferment, affecting Daniel Seeger who refused induction.
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Washington
White House
France
United States
China
Pierre Salinger
Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Nyerere
Kenya
New York City
Daniel Seeger
Brand New Car Dives In Canal In Arizona
A 7964 Oldsmobile plunged into the Arizona Canal at 66th Place after striking a canal warning sign. The driver was not immediately located. At Pima Elementary School, a vending machine was pried open and an unspecified amount of change was stolen. Eugene A. Olson, 21, of Williams AFB, suffered cuts and bruises after his car collided with a parked auto on 82nd Street.
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Arizona Canal
66Th Place
Pima
E. Osborn
Eugene A. Olson
Williams Afb
82Nd St
Johnson warns tax cut needed to sustain 1964 growth
President Johnson told Congress the 1964 expansion is at risk if a tax cut is not enacted promptly. He urged immediate withholding reduction to 14 percent and outlined a $1 billion effort to fight poverty, education, health, and jobs, while noting inflationary wage-price pressure.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Civil Air Patrol Starts New Scottsdale Squadron 311
Scottsdale youths from three high schools join CAP Squadron 311 meeting Saturdays at 10 am in the Scottsdale VFW Hall. About 60 cadets learn military courtesy flight theory and aviation, with no obligation to the Air Force though CAP is its auxiliary.
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Scottsdale
Civil Air Patrol
VFW
CAP
Charles Nixon
E. MacDonald
Nixon
Coronado
Arcadia
Air Force
Tax Break On Food and Medicine Proposed in Arizona
A Phoenix bill to exempt food medicine and water for human consumption from the sales tax was introduced in the House by Maricopa and Pima Democrats led by Rep. Bob Stump. The measure excludes liquor. The session reopened after a recess and tax revision questions including restaurant tax and out of state purchases were set for committee review.
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Phoenix
UPI
Bob Stump
J. Holmes
W.F
Pat) Wipperman
Maricopa
Joe Ybarra
D-Pima
Flying Farmers of
Arizona
John Haugh
Pima
House
Ways and Means
Haugh
Weather Outlook Warm Days and Cool Nights Ahead
Mostly fair conditions with slightly warmer afternoons. Daytime high near 63 today and 65 tomorrow, with a low of 33. Willard L. Greene notes Sunday's high was 64 and today's low 42.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Undue Influence Charge Raised Over Phoenix Raceway Deal
Phoenix reporters and lawmakers accuse Gov. Fannin and House members of pressuring the state fair commission to lease and pave the Phoenix International Raceway at the fairgrounds. Rep. Jim Young and Rep. T. C. Rhodes urge an impartial investigation into alleged influence by Richard Hogue and others in the raceway bid.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Fannin
House
Jim Young
D-Maricop
T.C
Doc
Rhodes
D-Maricopa
State Fair Commission
State Fairgrounds
Phoenix International Raceway
The
Fair Commission
Fairground
Richard P. Hogue
Scottsdale
Estrella Mountain
Mississippi
Young
Records
Hogue
Mel Martin
Tom Breen
Isabel Burgess
R-Maricopa
Hague
W.B. Barkley
Barkley
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Stassen
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Harold Stassen
New Hampshire
California
Washington, D.C
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America
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Navy
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Luke and
Williams Air Force
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