Arizona Senate primary shapes party power struggle
The piece portrays Eddie Lee and rivals in a six way primary, detailing endorsements and campaign tactics around Senator Hayden and Elsen. It notes concerns about patronage, office use, and internal party dynamics, with figures like Udall and Haldiman referenced amid tensions within the state party machinery.
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Soviet China Split Possible as 26-Party Talks Eyed
Moscow pressed China to join a 26 party preliminary conference to discuss a wider 90 party talks plan. Peking was expected to decline, signaling a potential permanent rupture between the Soviet Union and China amid rising tensions.
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Maricopa County Issues Multiple Marriage Licenses
The Maricopa County Clerk's office issued licenses to several couples. Thomas C. Baxley 20 of Scottsdale and Marguerite Keig 19 of Tempe. Donald Edward Deuel 39 of 4621 FE Windsor and Elizabeth Koontz 36 of 4614 FE Cambridge. Gary W. Ledbetter 20 of Scottsdale and Linda Sue Albertson 21 of 3650 E Montecito.
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Massive Rights Action Is Filed
The federal government filed a major desegregation action in Alabama under the new civil rights law. The Justice Department seeks blanket desegregation of restaurant facilities in 15 Tuscaloosa establishments and a preliminary injunction to halt discriminatory policies. lawsuits also target Montgomery County and Mobile County schools for failing to desegregate as required.
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Youth Wins Design Prize In National Fisher contest
Geza Loczi twenty from 7631 East Catalina wins a one thousand dollar Fisher Body Craftsmen scholarship for a model car design praised for excellence. He is among eighteen national winners and two from Arizona. A number of Army Reserve officers and engineers are noted for training, courses, and work in Arizona and Philadelphia. Civil rights actions involve a 25 Negro transfers plan and a restaurant desegregation case across Mobile Atlanta St Augustine and Columbia. Toddle House manager Gaither cites threats against African Americans.
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Funeral Held for Adelaide Hopkins Today
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary for Adelaide A. Hopkins 56 who died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Rev. Herbert Landes officiated. Burial followed at Greenwood Memorial Park. Hopkins, an accountant for Motorola since 1956, lived at 7436 East Minnetonka and moved here from Akron Ohio. She was born in Jamestown New York and belonged to the Eastern Star in Barberton Ohio. Survivors include her husband Q. R. Hopkins.
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Retail Board Formed by Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
A United Retail Board has been formed as a committee of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce. The board will represent all areas of the retail community and focus on training service and courtesy rather than promotions. ASU professor Edward Scannell spoke on consumer needs and training programs available through ASU and other Valley groups. Board officers include Russ Findley as chair Sax Pettit as vice chair Harry Gelt as secretary treasurer and Norman Saba as liaison with the Chamber. Additional members listed include Frank Crehan Paul Dauwalder Troy Murray William Tull Don Helm Helen Dean John Evans Al Baker and Ron Herberger.
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Goldwater Flies West Plans Unity Meetings
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater flies to California for a short vacation and a Bohemian Club encampment speech. He will return for unity breakfasts with Republican leaders and a Hershey unity summit with Gov. Scranton, Eisenhower, Nixon, and 16 GOP governors likely to attend.
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Democratic aspirant emphasizes Hayden link in senate bid
Roy Elson Pluys, the Democratic candidate for the U S Senate seat vacated by Barry Goldwater, praised his 10 years working with Carl Hayden at a Scottsdale Democratic Club luncheon. Other speakers, including AG hopefuls Patrick O Reilly Charles Christakis and John Van Landingham, leveled bids at incumbent Robert Pickrell while county recorder candidates Arnold Gooch and Cliff Ward spoke on office performance and policy.
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Sing Along With Millard Fillmore campaign songs praised and mocked
A Time Inc record album titled Sing Along With Millard Fillmore collects old campaign songs. The piece notes witty rhymes and political nostalgia, cites examples from Coolidge and McKinley eras, and observes the educational value in understanding why write ins occurred.
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Fat Overweight Diet Aid Promises Money Back
An ad touts ODRINEX a tiny tablet that suppresses appetite and lets users eat what they like while reducing portions. Priced at $4.90 with a no questions asked money back guarantee, sold by Skaggs Drug Center McDowell Mall.
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