Missouri High Court Voids Blue Laws After 137 Years
Missouri Supreme Court ruled blue laws unconstitutional as vague and indefinable, voiding 137 years of Sunday restrictions. The decision allows sales of items like baby bottles and 3.2 beer on Sundays, prompting stores to open and lawmakers to study revised rules.
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Missouri High Court
ST. Louis
UPI
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Jefferson City
C. A. Leedy Jr
Indiana legislature adjourns without budget as special session opens
Indiana lawmakers adjourned sine die without a budget for the first time in 77 years. Gov. Welsh immediately called a special session to begin within 10 hours. The Senate split 25 to 24, blocked on choosing between a GOP budget of 1.18 billion or Welsh’s proposal 102 million above revenue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
Senate
GOP
Welsh
Handyman Sought In Boston 9th Stocking Slaying
Boston police sought a 35 year old handyman linked to the ninth strangling of an elderly woman in greater Boston. The suspect cleaned the Goldbergs home before her murder in Belmont, while the Boston Strangler case tied to a wave of terror across suburbs.
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Handyman
Boston
UPS
Belmont
Israel B. Goldberg
Cambridge
Israel Goldberg
Chelsea
Goldberg
Soviet Seeks Time For Meeting With China
Moscow hints at time to ease ideological clash with Beijing. Izvestia reports the Communist Party Central Committee urges a meeting to discuss differences, with observers noting Moscow and Peking in principle agreement on such talks but no date set. Khrushchev and Mao Tze-tung unlikely to attend.
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Moscow
UPD
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Izvestia
Communist Party Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Wick Defends State Hospital Administration
Dr. Samuel Wick, superintendent, says Arizona State Hospital faces escape criticism that skews opinion. He notes only a small fraction of 1,700 patients escapes and emphasizes ongoing efforts and future goals. He also states some maximum security patients remain long term until they respond to treatment.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona State Hospital
Samuel Wick
Wick
Jake the Barber Faces Citizenship Hearing in Los Angeles
John Factor also known as Jake the Barber, 70, a Chicago kidnaping figure turned investor and philanthropist, seeks U S citizenship in a petition filed in U S District Court. The INS asked for deportation last December over a 1943 Iowa mail fraud conviction.
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Los Angeles
API
John
Jake the Barber
Chicago
U. S. District Court
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
Jesse W. Curtis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Factor
Washington Hopeful On Fidel Overthrow
Washington officials express cautious optimism about possible home grown opposition to Fidel Castro as Cuba faces shortages and Khrushchev withdraws thousands of troops. U.S. debate centers on risks of a blockade versus further escalation and the pace of Soviet military withdrawal.
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Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Castro
Kennedy
Caribbean
Khrushchev
Four Dead as Tornadoes Hit Deep South and Tennessee
Severe twisters ripped through Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee killing at least four people and injuring dozens. More than 150 homes and buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged as tornadic activity moved from east Tennessee toward Cedar Grove near Chattanooga and Newport in the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Cullman, Ala
Semer
Ala
Middle
East Tennessee
Cedar Grove
Chattanooga
Newport
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Indians Protest Colorado River Boundary Trade
About fifty Quechon Indians in full battle dress protested the California Arizona boundary agreement near El Centro California. They opposed the transfer of 4000 acres plus a bridge and railroad site to Arizona claiming river changes altered state lines. A spokesman said they will seek action in Sacramento with Governor Brown and Governor Fannin. A separate notice announces a public auction sale by Southwestern Investment Company of a 1963 Chevrolet pickup in Phoenix on March 25 1963.
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EL Centro
Calif
UPI
California
Arizona
Imperial County
Brown
Colorado River
Colorado
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Paul Fannin
Phoenix Rodeo Opens With 500 Cowboys For 50000 Prize Money
The four day Rodeo of Rodeos starts Thursday at the State Fairgrounds Phoenix with 500 cowboys competing for 50000 in prize money Dale Smith of Chandler leads the cowboys as top money winner of the year with 7287 collected in calf roping and team roping.
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Phoenix Rodeo
Phoenix
UPI
State Fairgrounds
Dale Smith
Chandler
Cowboys
Hearing on Scottsdale street work assessment
Public notice sets hearing time for March 26 1963 at 7 00 pm in City Hall to review assessments for Indian School Road Western Park Drive Orange Avenue Marshall Avenue Scottsdale Road and related streets. It describes district boundaries project scope bonds and objection procedures with reference to District No P 6009 and Resolution No 205. Dorothy I Ketchum city clerk announces publication dates March 7 8 9 11 12 1963.
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Scottsdale
State of Arizona
Indian School Road
Taylor Avenue
Miller Road
G&srb&m
Western Park Drive
Orange Avenue
Marshall Avenue
Third Avenue
Scottsdale Road
Craftsman Court
Fifth Avenue
First Alley
Izona
Paradise Paseo
Council of
City of
Council Chamber
Arizona
Public Auction Of Vehicle By Southwestern Investment Co
Southwestern Investment Company will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at 823 N 1st St Phoenix Arizona on March 22 1963 at 10 00 a m one motor vehicle a 1958 Plymouth Custom 2 Dr LP2L 23647 seized January 29 at 5230 N 22nd Ave Phoenix by the seller under a conditional sale with Banner Dodge Company and Melvin Garner dated June 8 1962 filed with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division Phoenix.
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Southwestern Investment Company
1St St
Phoenix
Arizona
Neil Hur
22Nd Ave
Banner Dodge Company
Melvin Garner
Motor Vehicle Division
Arizona Highway Department
SOUTHWESTERN _INVESTMENT COMPANY
Bill Rumbaugh
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Pennsylvania
Fred Harvey Inc
St. Louis Union Station
Mrs. Goldberg
Anna E. Slessers
Nina G. Nichols
Helen E. Blake
Margaret Davis
Ida Irga
Jane Sullivan
Sophie Clark
Patricia Bissette
State
Roger Touhy
Touhy
Paul Whiteman
Guy Lombardo
Lombardo
Port-O-Call
Tierra Verde Island
Fla
Whiteman
Fidel
United States
U. S
BUICK
John Baldridge
Childress Buick Co
Mississippi
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Bes
Scottsdale’s
Thor
Oughly
Title & Trust Company
Cottsdale Title & Trust CO
W. Indian School RD
Dorothy I. Ketchum
Prk Fore
Carefree Travel
Pima Plaza
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