Arizona Newspaper Rates and Schedule Details 1963
The notice lists Friday March 15 1963 dates with subscription terms in Arizona. It shows six evenings per week two sections options with annual rates for in state and out of state readers. Motor route carrier charge is $1.35 per month and postage is prepaid in Scottsdale Arizona.
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Arizona
Scottsdale, Ariz
Who Really Won Cassius Clay Jones Fight Raises Doubts
The Cassius Clay Jones bout sparks controversy as critics claim Jones won while officials and many wires show Clay ahead. Reports divergent on scorecards and referee ruling fuel calls for investigation into boxing's integrity amid public outcry.
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Cassius Clay
Doug Jones
Jones
Cassius
Clay
Mr. Clay
Yellowfish Are News in South Africa Summary
Foreign information offices flood US editors with releases. The South African Summary fixates on yellowfish battles in inland waters while glossing over parliamentary reports and broader racial strife under an air of propaganda.
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Ces
England
France
Japan
Bes
Scandinavia
Vaal River
South Africa
Ment
Republic
White House Dinner Banter and Foreign Agent Probe Sparks Debate
Washington reports of a gay dinner for Adlai Stevenson aimed at quashing past post episodes. Sen. Fulbright probes registered foreign agents, naming Dewey and other figures while questioning ambassadors and Franco ties amid Senate inquiries.
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Washington
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
Owever
Charley Bartlett
Satevepost
New York Restaurants Struggle Over Tax Rules And Nightlife
The piece notes New York eateries and clubs face federal scrutiny of entertainment expense deductions and Rockefeller era liquor levies. It cites the National Restaurant Association promoting a tract on good will entertaining and explains when meals may be deductible, with examples and warnings about receipts and business discussions. It closes with Roger Maris lacking invitations to sports banquets, juxtaposing fame with social exclusion.
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New York
Boniface
Feds
Albany
Gov. Rockefeller
National Restaurant Association
House
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Togo's Tumult Shocks West Africa and Olympio’s Death
West Africa’s small nation of Togo, about the size of West Virginia, lies along the Gulf of Guinea with Lome as its charm and growing political turmoil. President Silvanus Olympio was killed in a coup as Togolese troops, once French soldiers, seized power. neighbors fear outside meddling while Ghana and other states weigh blame and motives amid regional instability.
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West Africa
Togo
West Virginia
Benin
Gulf of Guinea
National Geographic
McGil
Lome
Lorne
Somerset Maugham
Africa
U.S
Silvanus Olympio
Algiers
Ghana
Olympio
Monrovia
Tubman
Togo Murder Stirs Fear Of African Plot
In Togo, rumors of an African plot grow amid factional tension as leaders are jailed. A U S Peace Corps fisheries project led by C Payne Lucas in Lome trains Togolese crews, expands catches, and builds local capacity with nylon nets, reels, and motor repairs. The effort earns local support.
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Togo
C. Payne Lucas
North Carolina
Mike Ruggiero
Massachusetts
Vito Blonda
Pat White
Bill Outtern
Florida
Jack Thieriot
Louisiana
Ruggiero
America
U.S
Peace Corps
Quirks and Quick Cash in Brief Local Items
A Vernon trooper fined truck driver Walter S. McCulloch 43 with a minor traffic ticket and gave him a cigar after his wife gave birth to a daughter in Hartford. In Columbia a penitentiary rejected an inmate’s bid to be a roving reporter. In Birmingham Dennis Francis, told by doctors to move about to aid healing, was held for trial on counterfeit coin charges. In Trenton Fire Marshal Hutchinson urged fire prevention at a restaurant event as a fire halted his speech and fire crews fought a store blaze nearby.
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Vernon, Conn
UPI
Walter S. McCulloch
John Wittenzelner
Hartford
Columbia, S.C
State Penitentiary
Birmingham
England
Dennis Francis
Trenton
N.J
Howard R. Hutchinson
Trenton Fire Officers Association
Controversy in Atlantic Trade Shifts to Power Plays
Discussion of Kennedy round trade talks highlights a shift from friendly debate to power politics as Europe weighs farm policy and tariffs. Freeman tells Hlaustein that farm price policy could drive U S troops from Europe and push toward an isolated independent Europe under de Gaulle.
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Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
United States
Atlantic
European Economic Community
de Gaulle
Walter J Hlaustein
Commission of the European Community
Orville Freeman
U.S.-European Row Becomes Power Contest Over Exports
In Washington last week a secretary spoke for the American farmer detailing how farm exports tie to foreign policy. He cited a drop in chicken exports by over 60 percent after a duty rise, harming U S producers mainly in Arkansas and Georgia. He warned that European Common Market grain pricing could shut out American grain exports if set high to favor subsidized prices.
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Washington
Freeman
Hallstein
Arkansas
Georgia
Senate
America
South
Europe
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