Eddie Lee Lets Be Sensible About Federal Aid
A Phoenix housing dispute centers on Ralph Stages and Staggs Bilt Homes over redevelopment and FHA support. The column argues Democrats better address federal aid questions, stressing local solvability, voter participation, and the risks of partisan framing in urban renewal.
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Ralph Stages
Republican County
Phoenix
Stages
Project Leap
Staggs
Federal Housing Administration
Ralph
United States
Arizona
Harvard Prof Shares Nobel Prize in Medicine 1964
Harvard biochemist Konrad Bloch and German scientist Feodor Lynen won the 1964 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries on cholesterol and its role in circulatory diseases. The prize, worth 52 500 dollars, will be presented December 10 in Stockholm.
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Harvard
Stockholm
UPI
Harvard University
Konrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
Max-Planck Institute
Munich
Nobel Committee
Gustaf VI Adolf
Cambridge
Mass
Bloch
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Dick denies it as Folsom blasts job insurance fund
Mrs. Sarah Folsom Republican candidate for state superintendent accuses incumbent W W Dick of using an office job insurance fund as a political campaign financing tool. She claims Arizona taxpayers fund the scheme through a two percent wage deduction.
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Tucson
UPI
Sarah Folsom
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arizona
W.W. Dick
Market downturn and political fund dispute cited
UPI reports moderate stock losses with notable declines in Ford IBM and Northwest Airlines. Separate comments from Mrs. Folsom criticize public employee funding while Dick defends a political education fund used for reelection. Sim Tran notes no solicitation in his 15 months in the office.
Britain Votes Today in Tight Parlia mentary Clash
London reports a tight contest in Britain’s general election with Conservatives led by Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home or Labor under Harold Wilson both in contention. Polls vary. analysts say the balance of power could hinge on a small liberal party while both major blocs back a Western alliance and wary of nuclear policy.
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Conservatives
Alec Douglas-Home
Labor
Harold Wilson
United States
Great Britain
American Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
London Daily Mail
Daily Mail
the Mail
Daily Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Record GNP Rises to $627.5 Billion in 1964 Q3
The Commerce Department reports U S production of goods and services climbed to a record annual rate of 627.5 billion dollars for the July to September 1964 quarter, about 40 billion higher than a year earlier, with the GNP up by 8.9 billion.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Commerce Department
Humphrey attacks despair in Pittsburgh speech
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey accused Barry Goldwater and his backers of peddling despair and offering an American nightmare instead of the American dream. He urged voters to embrace hope enthusiasm and joy as the path to renewed freedom and energy.
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Pittsburgh
API
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry M. Goldwater
Humphrey
America
Ambulance Rotation Plan Draws Fire in Phoenix
A Phoenix police spokesman denies irregularities in calls to ambulance services. Captain Bob Wolden cites a working agreement with Phoenix Ambulance Service to secure prompt care for the ill and injured. The Arizona Corporation Commission investigates charges of high fees and unsafe driving by some services. Last August the department asked ambulance firms about joining a rotation. about half did not respond.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Blabaum
Bob Wolden
Phoenix Ambulance Service
Crti
Arizona Corporation Commission
Police
Nagging Wife Granted Divorce After Tape Recording
London court grants Mrs. Ida Lonnon a decree for desertsion after a recording showed her husband refused to live with a wife who behaved as described. Lonnon did not contest the suit.
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London
UPI
Ida Lonnon
Lonnon
FAA outlines beacon-alpha numeric to prevent air near misses
FAA officials say more than half of 217 near misses in early 1964 could have been avoided with a new beacon alpha numeric device. The system would automatically record exact altitudes and target identifications on radar screens at major air traffic control centers, addressing controller errors in identification and altitude assignment.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Budget Bureau
Congress
Miller Sees Victory in Chicago Suburbs Rally
Rep William E Miller campaigned in Park Forest with 400 supporters promising safer parks and streets for women and children. He attacked Democratic Socialist influence and joked about cabinet appointments in a Johnson Humphrey administration.
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Chicago
UPI
Willian E. Miller
Johnson
Humphrey
Miller
Walter Reuther
Labor
George Meany
Small Business Administration
Bobby Baker
Treasury
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture
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Western Shrine Association convention floods Phoenix crowd
About 1,000 Shriner delegates from six western states and Mexico gather in Phoenix for the Western Shrine Association convention. They use the Phoenix Star Theater Sun Devil Stadium and the Arizona State Fairground as venues, with the event spanning several days into Saturday.
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Phoenix
UPI
Western Shrine Association
Arizona
Western States
Mexico
Shriners
Phoenix Star Theater
Arizona State University
Sun Devil Stadium
Arizona State Fairground
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