Arizona Judges Stay Redistricting Plea for 1966 Election
A federal panel in Arizona stayed actions on Klahr's redistricting suits, delaying Senate and congressional redraws until after the 1966 legislative session. The ruling cites time limits and potential disruption to election machinery, allowing continued apportionment under existing maps for now. Norman Green, Pima County Attorney, welcomed the delay as preventing chaos.
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Red Oadt
State Senate
Anellenas
Senate
Paul Fannin
U.S. Supreme Court
Veen
Arizona
Klahr
Pima County
Norman Green
Green
Diet Myths and Medical Judgement From a Physician’s Letter
A physician warns against blanket diets and overreliance on cholesterol or salt restrictions. He cites cases of misapplied dietary advice causing harm and stresses individualized treatment. He urges critical thinking over rote book guidance and promotes reading Dr. Walter C. Alvarez’s cancer booklet, requesting it by mail.
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Allen
Tom
Finder Funeral Set Saturday
Funeral services for Arthur A. Finder, 76, will be held at 9 30 a.m. Saturday at Mercer Mortuary in Phoenix. He died Wednesday at Scottdale Baptist Hospital. Born in Lake Mills Wisconsin, he ran a Ravenna Nebraska restaurant for 40 years before moving to Phoenix 12 years ago. Survivors include his wife Helen S. Finder, a daughter Blanche Sturgeon of Lees Summit Missouri, a son Harry W. Finder of Scottsdale, a sister Clara Eckhardt of Casper Wyoming, a brother Walter H. Finder of Phoenix, and six grandchildren. Burial at Memory Lane Memorial Park. Memorials to Christ Church Lutheran were requested.
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Mercer Mortuary
EF Thomas
Arthur A. Finder
Scottadale Baptist Hospital
Lake Milles Wis
Ravenna
Neb
Christ Church - Lutheran
Nebraska
Helen S
Blanche F. Sturgeon
Lees Summit
Harry W. Finder
Scottsdale
Clara Eckhardt
Casper
Wyo
Walter H
Phoenix
Memory Lane Memorial Park
Local Lawyer Seeks AG Post in Arizona Race
Charles Christakis of 307 West Fourth Street Scottsdale enters the attorney general race as the second Democrat. He previously served as assistant attorney general under Robert Morrison and Wade Church and aims to protect all citizens’ interests.
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Charles Christakis
Fourth St
Scottsdale
John Vanlandingham
Marcapa County
Christakis
Robert Morrison
Wade Church
New York Police Sweeps Up in Major Payoff Scandal
NYC police fire 10 officers including Lt. Stanley Koutnik after a three year probe into bribery by gamblers. The confidential unit is dissolved and detectives may face further probes as Commissioner Murphy vows to root out corruption. The case echoes a 1950s payoff scandal that led to many dismissals.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Stanley Koutnik
Harry Gross
Brooklyn
Scottsdale sewer bonds rated A by national rating service
Scottsdale sewer revenue bonds totaling 1.75 million dollars received an A rating from Standard and Poor’s. City Finance Director Don Van Dyke said the bonds to be sold Tuesday form part of a 7.5 million revenue bond issue approved in October. Ratings hinge on sewer earnings and city credit. General obligation bonds from 1961 carried BAA, while Phoenix water revenue bonds recently rated BAA.
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Don van Dyke
Standard, and Poors
New York
van Dyke
Scottsdale
City of
Phoenix
Markets steady as fractional gains outpace losses in New York
Stocks in New York showed fractional gains outweighing losses. American Telephone held steady after a run, while Liggett & Myers, Reynolds, and U S Tobacco advanced modestly. General Motors and American Tobacco were flat, Ford rose, and U S Steel and several others gained or fell marginally.
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American Telephone
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
U.S. Tobacco
American Tobacco
Philip Morris
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Bethlehem
New York Central
Chicago
Northwestern
Great Northern
Johnson Starts Drive for Democratic fundraisers
President Johnson accelerates political activity ahead of conventions by planning a Detroit fundraiser tour. He would depart Andrews Air Force Base at 5 30 p m EDT for a weekend series after recent stops in Los Angeles San Francisco Cleveland New York and speeches at college commencements in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Detroit
Andrews Air Force Base
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Cleveland
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Arizonian Wins Award for Advertising Idea at NEA Meet
The Arizonian of Scottsdale won first place in the National Editorial Association contest for an advertising concept. The 12 page insert of western art, published Dec 26 1963, drew 50 advertisers and featured merchants signatures with editorial art comments. The NEA convention honored 211 plaques and honorable mentions across 33 categories.
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The
Arizonian
Scottsdale
Tshombe Returns to Congo in Bid for Premier Role
Moise Tshombe, ex Katanga secessionist, arrives in Leopoldville after 18 months in exile for talks that could install him as Congo premier. His return follows U.N. vote to withdraw and amid rising leftist rebellion across three provinces. Tshombe’s launch aims to unite factions including Communist-backed rebels.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Moise Tshombe
Katanga Province
Congo
Tshombe
Nice
France
Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Katanga
U.N
Tuesay
U.N. General Assembly
Partnership dissolves as Rosaline Debnam continues Handbag Paradise
Notice records that the partnership Handbag Paradise at 87 West Fifth Avenue Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona dissolved on June 18 1964 removing Lillian M Christen sen from the business Rosaline E Debnam continues to operate under the same name and address notarized June 18 1964 with publication set for June 22 to 27.
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Lillian M. Christensen
Paradise
West Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Rosaline E. Dernam
Allies propose talks with Russia on German questions
The United States Britain and France issued a tri partite declaration stating they are ready to take advantage of any opportunity to resolve Berlin and German issues with Russia. The statement, prepared with West Germany’s consultation, responds to Moscow's June 12 treaty with East Germany.
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UPI
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
Russia
East Germany
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