State narcotics laws deemed adequate by witnesses in Arizona
Arizona witnesses told the Senate Narcotics Investigating Committee that current laws are tough enough on narcotic offenders. Maricopa County attorney Ronan and others cited sentences from 5 to 30 years and the county policy against charging peddlers. Sojet of the FBI noted 152 addicts in the state. no school misuse issue observed. The panel adjourned to June 16 to hear more as Gov. Fannin targets narcotics and liquor in July session.
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Robert W. Prochnow
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Paul Fannin
Year-Round School Plan Delayed in Tucson
Tucson school officials backed delaying action on a year round school year for two to three years. Superintendent Robert D. Morrow asked the board to hire financial experts to study costs, following a citizen committee report. The University of Arizona research department will conduct the survey.
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Morrow
University of Arizona
Architect Accused of Practicing Without License
Superior Court Judge Warren L. McCarthy took the case under advisement in Scottsdale man Charles A. Terry charged by the attorney general on behalf of the Board of Technical Registration. Terry allegedly did exterior design work for Phoenix Country Day School and did not claim to be an architect.
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Seven years after landmark ruling desegregation moves slowly
UPI reports mark seven years since the Supreme Court ruling that racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. Desegregation progress varies, with some areas advancing quietly while others remain largely unchanged. violence and legal battles shaped the era, from Little Rock to Clinton Tennessee to New Rochelle New York.
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Jury Awards 7000 To Scottsdale Couple in Auto Crash Case
A Superior Court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Edwards of 6901 E. Earll Scottsdale $7000 in damages for injuries from an August 21 1959 head on auto collision. Scottsdale attorney Kenneth Rosengren presented the case. Mrs Edwards suffered whip lash injuries in the crash involving a car driven by a former Phoenix resident now living in Lima Ohio.
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Interested Parents Call or Write to Higley Contact
Interested parents should call WH 5 3207 or write to Mr. Robert Higley for details about enrollment options and upcoming sessions in the community program.
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Segregation Debate Flares in Congress Over School Aid
In Washington the Senate opens debate on a 2.5 billion school aid bill with a fight over segregation. Senator Thurmond proposes barring any withholding from segregated schools, a measure unlikely to pass. Meanwhile, House panels craft a parallel aid plan with different allocation formulas.
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Strom Thurmond
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Tucson osteopath elected Arizona Society president
Dr. Harmon L. Myers of Tucson was elected president of the Arizona Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons at its weekend convention in Phoenix. About 175 members attended the sessions.
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UPI
Harmon L. Myers
Tucson
Arizona Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Gas Association Meeting At Valley Ho Scottsdale
About 400 delegates attend the American Gas Association financial forum today and tomorrow at the Valley Ho in Scottsdale. Utilities executives and security analysts join the event sponsored by Arizona Public Service Company.
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Arizona Public Service Company
Special Car for JFK Ottawa On Loan from Montreal Owner
A Cadillac built for Queen Elizabeth during the 1959 royal tour has been lent to the Canadian government for use during John F Kennedy's Ottawa visit. The car is owned by a Montreal, Quebec resident and provided to the government for the occasion.
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