Solons Step Up Activity In Arizona Legislature
Phoenix reports a rush toward adjournment as Senate and House press bills through. Senate moves most measures to third reading and final passage while planning weekend work. House bills include repealing interracial marriage prohibition and funding for an atomic energy commission. A looming state budget and sine die date grow nearer, with March 17 eyed though extended.
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Pima
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Phoenix bus drivers strike threat grows as talks stall
Phoenix unions warn that new drivers planned by two bus firms could trigger a strike and hire of strikebreakers. Federal mediator E Marvin Scenyers from San Diego was to assess resumption of negotiations after eight days without progress. he left Phoenix February 22.
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Chances Dim For Steel Settlement Amid Kennedy Push
Washington reports that despite Kennedy urging resumed talks by next Wednesday, prospects for a fast steel contract settlement remain dim. Union leaders and top executives have signaled toughness, with a broad gap over wage costs and job protections as 450,000 steelworkers face uncertain futures, while both sides say they will resume discussions within three hours of the President's appeal.
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Turkish Woman To Speak Here At Local Talk
One of the sprightliest young ladies to appear on the American platform will address here. She was the only woman at the Turkish discussion at the San Francisco and United Nations conferences.
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Former Priest Named In Suit Is Free Agent
In San Francisco UPI reports a $2.3 million lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Church names Walter Ryan, a former priest, as the plaintiff’s husband. Attorney Thomas C. O'Brien says Ryan has been represented by him for over a year and is believed to be in Northern California. The wife claims the church aided in her 1955 marriage breakdown by force and alcohol, and that Ryan was later placed in a monastery against his will. O'Brien presents a different account, stating Ryan moved to California in 1955 and lived on a $176 monthly military pension. The wife alleges a Maryland marriage in 1950 and Ryan’s later life as a salesman after leaving the church.
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Glen Cove
Long Island
Johnson Named CIC Director
Johnson, a 10 year radio veteran from Arizona, was named executive director of the Citizens Information Center at 4512 N Central in W.A. He is a 1955 graduate of Arizona State College at Flagstaff and previously spent four years with Flagstaff stations and six years at KOY Phoenix. He succeeds Melvin McRae Jett, who resigned for health reasons per Dr Don Palmer CIC president. Johnson, a native of Jerome, Arizona, has lived in Phoenix since December 1955.
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Jerome, Ariz
Masonic Official To Visit Scottsdale on Western Tour
Ward B. Arbury of New York City, accompanied by his wife, conducts a Western States tour to discuss Masonry and changes in the West. He will stop in Scottsdale on February 12 under the world wide Masonry program.
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Tanker aid continues for crew of sixteen Coast Guard vessel
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Goldwater Too Rightist for President Says Powell
New York dispatch reports Governor Wesley Powell voices doubt about Goldwater as presidential candidate. Powell notes differences within the Republican Party while acknowledging some divergence from the Democrats. He indicates concerns over Goldwater's rightward stance and suggests caution about the path to the nomination.
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New Hampshire
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