Kennedy Civil Rights Bill Faces Bipartisan Strategy Push
House civil rights leader Emanuel Celler convened Northern Democrats to align on a strategy to win broader GOP backing for Kennedy's 10 part civil rights bill. Kennedy urged toning down key provisions to attract Republicans while Norris Cotton criticized the administration for pressuring Southerners.
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UPI
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D-N.y
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Citizens raise over $500 for sewer bond vote
Private citizens have contributed more than 500 dollars to the citizens committee backing the city’s October 29 vote on a 7.5 million sewer revenue bond issue.
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Citizens Committee
Bishops Urge Voter Outreach For Sewer Bond Issue
Assistant city manager Tom Cochran said funds would print and distribute information brochures on the sewer problem and bond issue. They will be mailed next week to all registered voters and handed out by speakers at various organizations. About 16 000 registered voters.
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Tom Cochran
Bishops urge strong laity role in church declaration
UPI reports U.S., Irish and Western European bishops push Ecumenical Council to affirm laity importance. Leaders Wright Hannan Philbin Hengsbach seek stronger language and church machinery to hear lay opinions. Emphasis on lay involvement in secular society and daily life.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington, D.C
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Essen
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Federal Aid Urged At Arizona Academy Town Hall
The Arizona Academy approved a resolution urging consideration of Federal aid if local and state school funds fall short. Dr. Arthur Lee sought to strengthen opposition, but his amendment was overruled by a faction including Sam Goddard and John Evans. Goddard is a Tucson Democrat and last year’s gubernatorial candidate. Evans is state AFL CIO executive secretary.
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Pickrell Plans Arizona Supreme Court Bid
Phoenix Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell, a Republican, said he may run for the Arizona Supreme Court next year. He does not plan to seek a third term as attorney general after defeating Democrat incumbent Wade Church in 1960.
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Arizona Supreme Court
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Homecoming Night For Scottsdale And Arcadia Grads
Scottsdale High Beavers host Casa Grande while Arcadia Titans welcome Yuma Criminals at 8 p.m. Homecoming kings and queens will be crowned at halftime with dances to follow. Arcadia and Scottsdale are favored in their games as both schools chase strong records.
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Arcadia High
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Episcopals Study Plans For Expansion In Arizona
The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona will study possible missionary expansion in Phoenix and Tucson. Bishop Joseph M. Harte announced at the fifth annual meeting that human rights commissions exist in Arizona cities and urged continued cooperation. The diocese also plans to exchange representatives with the Mexico diocese and coordinate joint planning for national church conventions.
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Progress Classified Sells Furnished Valley Ho Area Home
Scottsdale realty firm reports a three bedroom two bath furnished house with pool in the Valley Ho area drew many calls and sold. The ad appeared in Progress classified ads.
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New Schools For District Await Report
Scottsdale School District awaits a citizens advisory committee report before advancing planning for a fourth high school on a 40 acre Rose Lane site. The district owns 20 acres and has an option on another 20. no construction without funds. Enrollment rises to 5,800 across three high schools.
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al Flowers
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Tito Visits President for Talks on Cold War Ties
Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito arrives for a six hour White House meeting with President Kennedy in Washington. A 21 gun salute and cordial welcome precede talks expected to focus on U S Yugoslav relations and the broader Cold War dynamic despite Tito's official status and domestic protests.
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Briton Scientists Take Nobel Prize
The 1963 Nobel prize for medicine was awarded to Alan Hodgkin Andrew Huxley and Sir John Ecclles for discoveries on ionic mechanisms in nerve cell membranes. The award totals $51,158 and honors work at Cambridge and Canberra. Other top contenders included Salk Sabin and Horace Magoun.
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Australia
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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University of California
Weather outlook with showers and near record heat
Partly cloudy with possible showers or thunderstorms late afternoons and evenings. Cooler days ahead with a high near 90 today and a low around 61 tomorrow and a high about 88. U S Weather Observer Willard L Greene reported a 90 degree high on Wednesday and a 70 degree low today with 0 01 inches of rain recorded.
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Space Loses Deke Slayton and Career Change
Maj. Donald K. Slayton 39 known as Deke, who never flew due to a heart condition, resigns his Air Force commission to join NASA as a civilian. He will supervise activities and remains among America’s first 16 astronauts in civilian status.
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UPI
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Deke) Slayton
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Goldwater Attacks Kennedy at Boston Fundraiser
Senator Barry Goldwater denounced the Kennedy administration as a would be king and a want to be dynasty at a Boston fundraising dinner. He claimed the administration negotiates with the enemy and jeopardizes freedom and peace, despite denying a presidential bid.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
R - Ariz
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Goldwater
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Special Class Forum Slated For Tomorrow
The second forum sponsored by Maricopa County Council for Retarded Children will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Community Service building. It covers new teaching methods in special education and home teaching techniques. Mrs Doris Newman, educational director at Arizona State Hospital, will speak.
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