Southern Senators Prepare Filibuster Fight on Civil Rights
Washington UPI reports Southern senators ready to filibuster Kennedy civil rights plan as next week's civil rights legislation moves to Congress. Leaders weigh the president's personal push and cross party talks with Republicans to secure a two thirds vote to end a filibuster. Some GOP members oppose broad use of federal power in desegregation cases.
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Traffic Toll Reaches 220 in Arizona This Year
The year to date highway death toll in Arizona rose to 220, up from 180 a year ago. Three people died Friday in separate incidents: Lowell Albert Macy, 51, of Phoenix. Verna Mae Gray, 33, of Tucson. and an unnamed driver in a one car crash. Tony Lynn Storts, 15, of Tucson, died in a motorbike truck accident.
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Kennedy Heads to Hawaii After Seaside Rest in California
President Kennedy relaxed at his sister Pat Lawford’s Beverly Hills seaside home before a five day tour. He planned to brief 650 mayors in Hawaii on easing racial tensions, attend a Democratic fundraising dinner, and depart for Honolulu at 10 p.m. EDT with Peter Lawford and Patricia Lawford joining him. He aimed to spell out administration views to American leaders and was expected back Monday.
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State Police Watch South Trouble Spots
State police monitored potential racial trouble in North Carolina and Alabama while Jackson Mississippi prepared for antisegregation demonstrations. Troopers entered Lexington North Carolina to deter rioting after a man was shot. actions halted by a thunderstorm. on campus in Alabama, guards restricted access as two Negroes were set to register. Jackson arrested 47 demonstrators, reaching 664 total. Across the South, NAACP attorneys questioned injunctions, and protests spread in Raleigh Tallahassee Austin St. Louis and Savannah with varied actions and arrests.
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On Campus Security Tightens at Alabama Uni
Policing tightens at the University of Alabama as security seals go up on a mostly quiet campus. Two Negro students are set to register next Tuesday while state troopers prepare for a crowd of up to 750. Eugene Connor urges an economic boycott to resist integration and backs Gov. George Wallace’s schoolhouse door vow.
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Kennedy visits Beverly Hills high school prom
President Kennedy attended the John Burroughs High School prom in the Beverly Hilton, greeting 542 graduates after a potential clash with a $1,000-a-plate Democratic fundraiser. He joked about preferring to be a senior and toured with comedian Jack Benny.
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Weather outlook with warm temperatures ahead
Fair weather continues with little temperature change. Today and tonight stay warm with highs near 93 and 95, and lows around 57 to 59. Yesterday’s high was 88 and the chilly morning was 57.
Liquor Hearing Delayed in Scottsdale Tax Dispute
A Superior Court hearing on the Scottsdale liquor ordinance restraining order was postponed to June 17 due to attorney schedules. The case, led by Scottsdale bar owners with Attorney General Robert Pickrell seeking to intervene, questions the ordinance imposing a 100 to 900 dollar annual license tax plus a 1 percent sales tax. The city argues state law allows the tax and a partition clause may be limited to groceries.
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Robbers Steal $460 Plus Narcotics From Adobe Pharmacy
Two armed men robbed the Adobe Pharmacy at 1029 N Scottsdale Rd late last night taking more than $460 in cash and checks and a large narcotics supply including demerol and pantopon. They fled in a black VW toward Tempe. One suspect 30s 5 ft 9 in 160 lb with a golf hat. the other 35-40 in dark clothes and wielding .38 while the other had a .22 pistol. Police note their description matches recent Phoenix thefts.
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Western Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale Formation
City Hospital Scottsdale Inc. transfers ownership to a new corporation not affiliated with the Baptist Church. Lyman Davidson announces the sale to Talton Francis and associates led by Dr. Eugene Skelton Presley Hand and Allen Hurd. Bonds swap sets 5 percent interest and five year terms.
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Racial Stand Taken by National Council of Churches
The National Council of Churches approved a revised school prayer stance aligned with the Supreme Court ruling and backed mass demonstrations against racial discrimination. The board urged interfaith cooperation with Catholic and Jewish groups, and elected Dr. Espy as general secretary as Roy Ross retires.
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Move For Longer Class Year Gains
Sentiment in favor of doing away with the traditional nine month school year is growing nationwide. Joseph Stocker of the Arizona Education Association cites rising education costs teacher shortages crowded facilities and pressure on children to learn more as reasons to extend school years.
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Barry Fears Loss To JFK GOP Leader
Mrs. Dorothy A. Elston reports Goldwater as her favorite for 1964 GOP nomination but fears he may not accept. She lists Gov. George Romney and Sen. Thruston Morton as next picks and predicts a woman VP within 20 years at the Santa Clara County Republican Women’s Club dinner. In Maricopa County, Barney Burns endorses consolidating 65 districts to a 12 month year, arguing cost savings and improved education. John Barry warns transfers would burden families with nonmatching school calendars.
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Group Endorses Project Plans at NHRC Convention
The National Rivers and Harbors Congress labeled the Central Arizona Project meritorious at its 50th national convention in Washington. The four day event ended Friday with about 500 attendees, drawing federal, state and local leaders devoted to water resources.
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Council Awards Insurance Pact
The city council awarded Scottsdale Insurance Agency the liability coverage contract after a special-session bid. The three year policy carries an annual premium of 19000 dollars.
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