Liberty Amendment causes confusion in Arizona House floor
The Liberty Amendment surfaced on the Arizona House floor provoking irony as backers voted against it while opponents supported it. Rep. Pat Wipperman pressed for a floor vote on the genuine amendment to abolish the income tax, but 32 lawmakers opposed and 24 supported, blocking passage.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona House
Pat) Wipperman
D-Maricopa
Congress
Arizona
Vipperman
Senate
Marshall Humphrey
House Appropriations
John
Pritelaff
Sam Flake
Scottsdale
Wipperman
Frank Kelley
R-Maricopa
Jack Brown
D-Apache
Vista Del Camino Residents Decline Federal Aid
Vista Del Camino residents reject federal help citing long proposals and progress without assistance. The group leader Salvador D. Gonzales Jr notes no current federal programs, Youth Corps was cancelled, and expansion of Head Start is unnecessary. Title I funds potential and early May deadline cited by Herbert Hackett. Head Start funds also discussed with a December deadline mentioned by Gi Chavez.
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Organization For the Improvement of
Vista del Camino
Indian Bend Wash
77Th St
77Th Place
McDowell Rd
Office of Economic Opportunity
Salvador D. Gonzales Jr
Gonzales
Herbert Hackett
Gi Chavez
Pro Mao Forces Seize Parts of Manchuria and Kiangsi
UPI reports from Hong Kong say pro Mao factions took control of Kiangsi and Heilungkiang provinces with army aid, suspending provincial legislatures and seizing city governments in Harbin. Other broadcasts warn of disputes within the army and among peasants as violence spreads.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Radio
Red China Today
Mao Tsetung
Manchuria
Communist Party
Radio Peking
Mao
Kiangsi
Kiangei
China
Hupei
Wuhan
Heilungkiang
Helsungkiang
Harbin
Heilunokiang
Wilmot Returns With On the Town in the Progress
Vic Wilmot, longtime Valley columnist, returns to the local scene next week with a twice weekly “On the Town” column in the Progress. He will cover entertainment and people in and around Boottedale and edit the paper’s weekly entertainment page.
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Vic Wilmot
Vic
Boottedale
Wilmot
Geluran
Progress
Last try for Baddies at Parada del Sol prank event
The Bad Guys threaten the Good Guys as the Dirty Shirt Gang robs the Arizona Bank on Brown Ave at 1 p.m. during pre Parada del Sol. Ladmo hosts a staged kidnapping and trial on It’s Wallace show with Gerald prosecuting. Prizes for beard and moustache contests, followed by shaving. Oscar the Clown entertains. Citizens lacking three Western wear items may be branded and fined one dollar.
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Arizona
Brown Ave
Ladmo
Wallace
Gerald
Jaycees
Oscar the Clown
Parada
Vista del Camino seeks federal funds for relief
Mayor B L Tims and Scottsdale City Manager Bill Donaldson pursue a federal grant to aid Vista del Camino residents. They describe substandard housing and flood risks while planning paving, sidewalk, and sewerwork and coordinating with federal officials for the Indian Bend Wash study and area improvements.
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Stu Robertson
Weiler
Vista del Camino
B. L. Tims
Bill Donaldson
Scottsdale
Eity
Tims
Donaldson
Donaldann
Vista del
Sealisdale
Indian Bend Wash
Washington
Donslidson
Ben Skousen
Leutenant
Organization For Improvement of
Yavapai
Appeals Court Denies Rehear In Scottsdale Pre School Case
The Arizona Court of Appeals refused to rehear Mirkin vs Scottsdale school districts over $300,000 in state aid for pre first grade classes. Mirkin seeks Supreme Court review after the Dec 28 ruling that aid for classes under 240 minutes daily is illegal. About 2,000 students are affected and Jan 15 payment of over $150,000 is frozen pending outcome.
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State Court of Appeals
Mirkin
Scottsdale
Phoenix
John Frank
Arizona Supreme Court
James Cunningham
Appelate
Scotindale
Cunningham Cartier
Supreme Court
Appelate Court
Cunningham
Fran
Ernest W. Richards
Johnson urges restraint on wages and prices for 1967
President Johnson calls on business and labor to show utmost restraint in wage and price decisions to maintain price stability, warning against inflationary gains from last year. The briefing covers economic policy and cautions against rapid increases.
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Washington
Johnson
Arizona highway toll climbs to forty with Flagstaff fatality
Phoenix reports 40 highway deaths for the year after 44 year old Arthur Dials of Flagstaff died when his car hit a bridge abutment on State Route 78 near Sedona. The loss marks a rise over the prior year. Kel M. Fox urged watershed improvement and new water sources as Arizona faces groundwater depletion.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Flagstaff
Arthur Dials
Sedona
Arizona Water Resources Committee
Kel M. Fox
Hearing Held On Burglary Suspect Case
Judge Harold Holcomb of Scattadale Justice of the Peace takes under advisement the case of an escaped patient from a Texas mental facility charged with burglary in Scottsdale. John Hay, 20, arrested in Yuma, faces charges for three market burglaries where a marked $10 bill scheme defrauded clerks about $10 each time. He awaits a Phoenix preliminary hearing on second degree burglary.
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Harold Holcomb
Texas
Holcomb
Maricopa County
Philip Mitchell
John Hay
Yuma
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mitchell
Inci
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John Winters
United Press International
New York City
Rusk
Vietnam
Austin
U.S
Bandit
N.Y. Bank
New York
Bronx
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company
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