Johnson budget item by item
President Johnson outlines a 1965 budget totaling 97.9 billion with a 4.9 billion deficit and a tax cut to lift revenue. He plans space and poverty initiatives, defense cuts of 1.3 billion, expanded Peace Corps, education aid, farm program declines, and youth employment measures.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Foreigh
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Notice of Bulk Sale for Desert Squire Assets
GENE GABLE and RICHARD KIEBEL of The Desert Squire Scottsdale intend to sell stock in trade equipment fixtures and prepaid deposits to FRANCES LARSON. Buyer assumed premises January 20 1964 with sale closing January 28 1964 creditors to file claims by 11:00 A.M. at Bellamak Zepp Mitchell Attorneys.
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Gable
Richard Kiebel
Desert Squire
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Arizona
Frances Larson
Bellamak, Zepp & Mitchell
Attorneys At Law
Old
Maricopass
Marjorie I
Jones Notary Public
Arizona to Get 29 Million for Water, Power Projects
President Johnson asked Congress for 29 million dollars to harness Arizona water and supply power for industry and homes. The 1965 budget includes 24 million for the Bureau of Reclamation in Arizona, plus 2.5 million for the Alamo Reservoir, 2.4 million for the Tucson Diversion Channel, and significant funds from the Upper Colorado River Basin for Glen Canyon Dam power lines. Allocation covers transmission lines, substations, canal rehabilitation, groundwater recovery, and ongoing Gila and Parker-Davis projects within Arizona.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
Arizona
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Engineers
Alamo Reservoir
Tucson
Colorado River
Glen Canyon
Flagstaff
Pinnacle Peak - Mesa
Pinnacle Peak
Rado
California
Valley
Yuma
Bureau
South Gila Valley
Gila
Parker-Davis
Central
Rites Planned for Gladys Prophet and May Darnell
Funeral services for Gladys Emma Prophet 66 of Sun City and former Scottsdale resident will be held 11 a.m. tomorrow at Green Acres Chapel of Light Phoenix. Interment follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband Joseph A. Prophet and siblings Foster Scott Sedona Kenneth Scott North Adams Mass Zeph Scott North Adams Mass Born in Athol Massachusetts she moved to Scottsdale 16 years ago then to Sun City a Baptist member. Funeral services and interment will be in Tucumcari New Mexico for May E. Darnell 80 who died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Fred Harold Harolds home in Tucumcari. She leaves two sons L L Darnell J L Darnell and four daughters Mrs W C Adams Mrs Robert Payne Mrs L B Isbell of Finland Idaho and Mrs B E Barber of New Plymouth Idaho a sister Mrs C A Honea DeKalb Texas and 35 grandchildren Born in Texas she had been visiting at her daughter’s home since Thanksgiving Arrangements are by Messinger Mortuary.
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Gladys Emma Prophet
Sun City
Scottsdale
Phoenix Hospital
Chapel of Light
Green Acres Mortuary
Wayne 5. Worner
Green Acre Memorial Gardens
Joseph A. Prophet
Foster Scott
Sedona
Kenneth
Zeph Scott
North Adams
Mass
Athol
Prophet
Tucumcari
N. M
May E. Darnell
Fred Harold
E. Windsor
L. L. Darnell
J. L. Darnell
W. C. Adams
Robert Payne
L. B. Isbell
Finland
Neuberger proposes curbs on cigarette vending sales
Senator Maurine Neuberger of Oregon urges limits on cigarette vending machines to prevent secret purchases by minors. She did not specify details during a Monday radio interview on Westinghouse Washington Viewpoint.
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Washington
UPI
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
$5.6 Million Request for Arizona Parks and Projects
President Johnson asked Congress for 5.6 million dollars for Arizona national parks in the 1965 budget. The Grand Canyon National Park would receive about 4 million for construction and nearly 3.9 million is earmarked for a supplemental water supply system and sewer rehabilitation.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
National Parks and Monuments
Arizona
National Park Service
Arizona Parks
Grand Canyon National Park
Man Survives 14-Story Fall From Lift shaft
George C. Mills 53 a construction worker from Maricopa rode a falling work platform 14 stories to the basement but survived with a broken finger possible broken legs and bruises He was listed in good condition at Doctors Hospital The rope tie failed as Mills tried to lower the lift on the 12th floor elevator shaft He said the brake wire would not work The plunge was slowed by planks across the ground floor shaft opening.
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Phoenix
UPI
George C. Mills
Mills
Maricopa
Doctors Hospital
FASTEETH Powder Keeps Teeth Secure on Plates
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding or rocking and avoids a gummy taste. It does not sour and helps reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.
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