Battle Over Arizona Branch Power Grows In Budget Fight
Governor Paul Fannin pushes to curb legislative control as he seeks a central budget agency a centralized purchasing system and a uniform job classification program. He backs an Arizona Commission on Economy and Efficiency while lawmakers weigh extending terms and moving commissions to appointive boards.
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Arizona
Paul Fannin
Bureau of Government Research
Arizona State University
Arizona Commission On Economy and Efficiency
Fannin
Ernest McFarland
ASU
Highway and Industrial Commissions
Welfare Board
Board of Regents
Record of Births for St. Josephs and Good Samaritan Families
The record lists a birth at St. Josephs for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diamond of 8236 E. Virginia a girl born Jan 21. A birth at Good Samaritan for Mr. and Mrs. Max LaRue of 8402 E. Cambridge a girl born Jan 20.
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St. Joseph’s
Donald Diamond
E. Virginia
Max LaRue
Cambridge
Soviet veto blocks ban on nuclear spread at disarmament talks
The Soviet Union vetoed any treaty banning nuclear weapons spread while NATO's plan for a multilateral nuclear force MLF remains on the table. U S officials sided with the stance that the MLF is an established American policy and refused further discussion beyond that. Semyon Ik Tsarapkin stated no nonproliferation pact would be possible unless the West abandons the MLF. The plenary session of the disarmament conference resumed after a five month recess with the United States clarifying its position.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
West
United States
Semyon Ik
Tsarapkin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Tsarakin
MLF
West Germany
More Jurors Brought Up In Hoffa Case
Fifteen more prospective jurors were summoned by Federal Judge Frank Wilson as he pressed to begin testimony in the jury tampering trial of Teamsters President James R. Hoffa. Five were removed, including a Cleveland policeman. eleven jurors were seated over three days, with one juror and four alternates still to be picked as the fourth day opened. Both sides continued challenges. Hoffa’s camp sought delay, but the judge overruled.
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Chatanooga, Tenn
UPI
Frank Wilson
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Cleveland, Tenn
Wilson
Arizona House Moves On Anti Poll Tax Amendment
The Arizona House planned action on the anti poll tax constitutional amendment, needing one more state approval to become law. Despite strong House support and prior approval, Senate fate remained uncertain as opposition persists.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
House of Representatives
U.S
House
Senate
Rep
Charles Moody
Drive Chief Honored For Scottsdale United Fund
Mrs Mort Duff chair of the Scottsdale United Fund drive received the second annual Tom Chauncey United Fund silver bowl for achieving 107 percent of her goal. Campaign chairman Herman Chanen noted contributions reached 1 733 848 dollars, about 100 000 below the target and 5900 higher than last year. Duff has served since 1958 and aided the Scottsdale library and Scottsdale High School band. Mrs Randolph Soranson also received the award.
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Mort Duff
United Fund
Scottsdale
Tom Chauncey
United Fund Board
Chanen
Scottsdale High School
Randolph Soranson
Phoenix
Russian Fishing Fleets Raise Cold War Tensions
A UPI report notes a Senate study describing Soviet fishing boats off the U S coast as prowling and ravenous, risking further havoc to fishery resources and American interests. Magnuson released the 50 page analysis based on Soviet documents and cited crowding of grounds and gear damage near Kodiak Island.
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UPI
U.S
Senate
United States
Russia
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Leon M. Herman
Library of Congress
N. T. Zikeev
Library
Sicence and Technology Division
William F. Royce
Fisheries Research Institute
University of Washington
Magnuson
New England
Alaska
Gulf of Alaska
Kodiak Island
Notice of Bulk Sale For The Desert Squire Arizona
GENE GABLE and RICHARD KIEBEL as The Desert Squire Scottsdale plan to sell all stock in trade equipment and pre paid deposits to FRANCES LARSON. Buyer took possession January 20 1964 with sale completed January 28 1964. Creditors must file claims by 11 00 A M January 28 1964 with Bellamak Zepp Mitchell attorneys at 611 N Old Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale Arizona.
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Gene
Gable
Richard Kiebel
Desert Squire
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Arizona
Frances Larson
Bellamak, Zepp &, Mitchell
Maricopass
Marjorie F. Jones
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