Goldwater Says He Has No Prospect of Becoming President
New Orleans UPI Barry Goldwater, Republican Senate leader of the party's conservative wing, said he sees no chance of ever being president. Speaking at the National Cotton Council meeting, he discussed tariff policy, the European Common Market, and fiscal measures including a balanced budget to aid the economy. He warned the market alliance could threaten sovereignty and the free enterprise system.
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California Myth Baffles Iowa Ad Group Plans Hoax Billboards
The Iowa Outdoor Advertising Association jokes that California is a myth to deter Iowans from leaving for sun and snow. They plan billboards saying There is no California Stay in Iowa while noting many Iowans in California and mocking the dream of sunshine. Former Iowans in California react with amusement as the group cites California brochures overflowing with adjectives and a mythic vibe.
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Gasoline Tax Gets Support for Countywide Roads
Ed ward M. Hail Phoenix streets administrator says a three cent per gallon gasoline tax would cost the average motorist under 50 cents weekly and raise 7.4 million dollars a year for a countywide streets and freeways system. Phoenix would get 5 million, other cities 1.4 million, and the county highway department 1 million. The city council approved a resolution urging the legislature to allow large counties to submit such tax plans to a vote.
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Weather Wrap Temperatures and Rainfall Minute Report
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4am show cooler overnight lows and light to moderate rainfall across the region. Readings varied by location with highs reaching into the mid 60s and lows near the mid 40s.
Scottsdale PTA Essay Contest on Citizenship
The Scottsdale Council of Parent Teacher Associations sponsors an essay contest titled My Citizenship Responsibilities for all Scottsdale Public School students in grades 6 through 12. Winners will be recognized by the PTA and may advance to further competition.
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Essay Contest Entry Blank My Citizenship Responsibilities
Entry submitted by student of unspecified grade to Scottsdale Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. Essay titled My Citizenship Responsibilities reflects personal views on civic duties and individual role in a community.
Flood Control Meet Continues In Maricopa County
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors resumes discussion with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on flood control efforts. Officials review plans and funding options as the meeting proceeds.
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Titan I missile finale paints night sky over Cape Canaveral
In near darkness the Titan I test ends with a brilliant display as a dummy warhead is hurled 5 000 miles, drawing awe from coast to coast. The Cape Canaveral finale marks 34 successes 9 partials 4 failures in the Titan I series, with Titan II expected to debut in March capable of 10 million tons of TNT.
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Water treaty distortion accused at Mexico conference
Mexicali officials and businessmen accused the United States of salt contamination in Colorado River water amid the 944 treaty dispute. Roberto Corella urged Washington to reveal facts as workers warned of job losses from salt damage to land and irrigation. Delegates threatened to curb water flow to Texas until saline content is addressed.
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Jordan King Welcomes His Son Abdullah Crown Prince
King Hussein announces the birth of a nine pound son to Muna Al-Hussein born at dawn in Amman. Prime Minister Wasfi At-Tall declares a national holiday as dancing erupts in the capital. Abdullah is proclaimed crown prince with his mother Toni Gardiner present and both in good health.
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Byron Lebert Funeral Held in Phoenix
Byron J. Lebert died Saturday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Phoenix at age 64. Services were at Messinger Mortuary with Rev. T. L. Notter officiating, followed by interment at Green Acres Cemetery. Survived by wife Gunda son Byron Lebert Jr. brother Monte sister Marjorie Smith and three Lebert relatives. A World War I veteran, he moved to Phoenix 10 years ago from Boise and worked as a salesman for his brother Monte's nursery.
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Marjorie Smith
New York City
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Boise
President cites UN stance and Congo actions in bond debate
The President and congressional leaders discuss halting aid and the Congo situation as part of plans tied to a bond issue. He criticizes Soviet influence and United Nations actions while at the White House breakfast meeting.
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Arizona Senate Debates Regional Power and Medical School Site
Senator Palmer warns Fannin dominance could crowd out 13 counties and risk public programs. He urges merit over passion and party in deciding Arizona's proposed medical school site, calling for governor’s leadership to resolve regional tensions. He cautions the initiative can bend to selfish interests and warns against dangerous concentration of power.
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Palmer
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Valley of the Sun
Death Takes Roy C Malone
Roy C Malone a Phoenix resident died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix He lived at 4438 N 47th Place in Phoenix Born in Brooklyn NY he came to Phoenix seven years ago and owned Malone Scale Co Surviving are his wife Willeta C Malone son Richard C Malone and daughter Patricia J Malone all of Phoenix A sister in law Mary Malone of Grants Pass Oregon Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 am at Messenger Mortuary in Scottsdale Interment will follow at Green Acres with Mr Perry A Thompson officiating
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Green Acres
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