Caviar Eating Becomes Political fodder in Albany Rematch
In Albany a crowd queries Gov Rockefeller after his remarriage while remarks about caviar eating spark wider political chatter. The piece notes past uses of similar charges against rivals and dismisses the idea of a unified Fudgesicle bloc, arguing such talk misses broader voter dynamics.
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Bob Reynolds
Senate
North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
Reynolds
Morrison
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Goldwater
Romney
Scranton
Supreme Court Allows Agency Shop Nationwide Except Right‑to‑Work States
The Supreme Court ruled agency shop clauses permissible under Taft-Hartley in unions and employers' contracts, creating a partial labor victory. Justice White noted states with right‑to‑work laws may outlaw agency shops, leaving ongoing disputes in several states. Ten right‑to‑work states include Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Iowa, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, and Virginia. others list Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming.
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UPI
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Arizona Legislature adjourns amid sharp clashes over budget
In Phoenix the 26th Arizona Legislature adjourned as minority leaders assailed Speaker Barkley over voting rights and capital outlay bills. Rep. Wipperman and Sen. Hathaway pressed for changes while Gov. Fannin, via secretary, criticized the session as a prelude to establishing a budget department in the next regular session.
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Arizona
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Santa Cruz
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Federal judge weighs restraining Wallace over Alabama admission
U S District Judge Seybourn Lynne heard the Justice Department request to restrain Gov George Wallace from blocking three Negroes from entering the University of Alabama. Wallace pledged to block any Black enrollment. a ruling was promised by Wednesday morning after a 90 minute hearing.
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Mr and Mrs Rober DeVries Anniversary Notice
The Record notes St. Josephs residents Mr and Mrs Rober DeVries of 815 N Hayden observe an April 209D day with a June 1 celebration.
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N. Hayden
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Grandfather Receives Education Master’s From ASU
Dale B. James of 6700 E. Thomas Rd. earned a master of education with emphasis on audio-visual aids at Arizona State University during commencement. He is the fourth in his family to graduate from ASU since 1959, after a career in Phoenix schools and as a director of audio visual aids at Carl Hayden High School.
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E. Thomas Rd
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Carl Hayden High School
Arizona State College
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Oceanside
Calif
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Kibby H. Barwick
Scottsdale
Arizona Association of Audio- Visual Education
Carson Urges Strict Controls on Aerial Pesticide Spraying
Renowned biologist Rachel Carson told a Senate subcommittee that aerial spraying must be tightly regulated to curb environmental contamination. She urged legal safeguards for home security, advance notice of spraying, broader federal involvement, and new research into pesticide alternatives and biological controls.
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UPI
Rachel Carson
Miss Carson
Senate
HEW
Agriculture Department
Arizona Hospital probe set for June meeting
An eight member Arizona House committee led by Rep. T C Rhodes will meet June 18 to begin examining governance at the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix. The probe aims to define authority and finances, with potential action including acts and funding for the criminally insane, while avoiding anonymous accusations.
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UPI
Arizona State Hospital
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Dmaricopa
Legislative Council
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Marshall Humphrey
Maricopa
Ation
Humphrey
Chandler
Co ed Magazine Names Local Girl Sheryl Gerber Co ed Correspondent
Sheryl Gerber a 12 year old of 4536 North Arcadia Drive Scottsdale is named Co ed Magazine co ed correspondent for the 1962 63 school year editor Margaret Hauser notes Her parents Mr and Mrs Lynn Gerber and Hopi Elementary School eighth grader Gerber was chosen by classmates and home economics teacher Mrs Nancy Kendt at Hopi Scottsdale.
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North Arcadia Drive
Margaret Hauser
Miss Gerber
Lynn Gerber
Hopi
Scottsdale
Nancy Kendt
Taxpayers Hear Property Tax Protests in Maricopa County
Maricopa County residents can appear before a board of equalization this week to protest property tax assessments. The county supervisors began hearings today and will run through Friday and next Monday. The board may grant relief to individuals whose assessments exceed those of similar property.
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UPI
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