Arizona Sets New Tax Rate At $1.55 Per $100
The Arizona Tax Commission lowers the new tax rate to $1.55 per $100 valuation, a 25 cent decrease. Tucson Gas and Electric begins a $1.25 million refund to customers via bill deductions. Mountain States Telephone Co. prepares for a possible strike affecting 13 000 other employees across eight states. Civic leaders warned Hughes layoffs may trigger a jobless wave affecting up to 1 000 workers by October.
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Arizona Tax Commission
Tucson Gas and Electric
Gas and Electric
Tucson
Mountain States Telephone Co
Hughes
Nation slows Polaris buildup after Thresher tragedy
The Thresher accident drives changes to submarine modifications delaying the U S plans to rapidly expand the Polaris fleet. The article notes broader Navy strategy shifts and readiness concerns as the public weighs safety and capability implications.
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U.S. Navy
Washington Genial J Edward Day Steps From Politics
Washington observes J Edward Day ending 244 years as postmaster general and leaving public life. The retirement marks the end of a long tenure amid national service and political shifts.
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J. Edward Day
Haiti Guerrilla War Rages in Hills Against Duvalier
Reported invaders in Haiti have fled to the hills to wage guerrilla warfare against President Francois Duvalier. The hunt continues as authorities seek rebel strength and stability amid the conflict.
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Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Butts Denies Gambling Knowledge in Trial Testimony
Former Georgia coach Wally Butts admits being a good friend to Chicagoan Frank Scobey but denies knowledge of his gambling activities during a Saturday Evening Post suit trial. Steve Smith leads Tucson Sahuaros to State Little League title in Phoenix. NASCAR stock cars race at Tucson Speedway's quarter-mile track with Ron Hornaday and Marv Porter among expected top finishers.
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Georgia
Wally Butts
Frank Scobey
Saturday Evening Post
Steve Smith
Tucson Sahuaro
Phoenix
Nascar
Tucson Speedway
Ron Hornaday
Marv Porter
General Index Bridge Comics Crossword Puzzle Deaths Editorials
The page lists sections including Bridge comics crossword puzzle and public notices with brief entries. Readers see a mix of games, obituaries, editorials, financial notes, movie times, and TV radio dials alongside public records and woman’s view columns.
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Bridge Comics
Molly Mayfield
Public Records
Woman's View
Kennedy Baby Patrick Kennedy Dies After Breathing Failure
President Kennedy mourns as Patrick Bouvier Kennedy dies after hyaline membrane disease and breathing trouble. Funeral plans set as doctors used a hyperbaric chamber to aid breathing and the infant receives baptism at Otis Air Force Base. The boy was born premature at 12:52 p.m. Wednesday and died around midnight at Boston Children’s Hospital.
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John F. Kennedy
Boston
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Holyhood
Brookline
Mass
Otis
Salinger
Boston Children's Hospital Medical Center
Children’s Hospital
Air Force Hospital
Cape Cod Military Hospital
Boston Children’s Hospital
Harvard University
Samuel Levine
New York
Otis Air Force Base
Squaw I Sland
Cape Cod
Patrick
White House
Children’s Medical Center
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Newport, R. 1
Hammersmith Farm
Caroline
John Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
TV Cameras Probe Earth's Crust From Boreholes
Electronic researchers unveiled two television cameras capable of reaching 5,000 feet into boreholes to inspect side walls and downholes. The Lawrence Radiation Laboratory developed the devices to reveal rock fractures minerals and drilling conditions, potentially supplementing or replacing core samples for geologists drillers and engineers.
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Washington — Electronic
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Office of Technical Services
U. S. Department of Commerce
World Mourns Kennedy Baby Death Across Nations
From London to Canberra people shared grief for President Kennedy and his wife over the death of 2 day old Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. Vatican and world leaders sent condolence telegrams and statements as newspapers headline Jackie’s Baby Dies.
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London
Canberra
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Vatican
Paul VI
Heinrich Luebke
Antonio Segni
Italy
U.S
Denmark
Adolf Schaerf
Alfons Gorbach
Austria
Kennedys
Australia
Lord de Ilsle
Britain
Evening News
Jackie
Murder Charge Filed Against 16YearOld in Phoenix Stabbing
A 16-year-old, Shirley Ann Campbell of Phoenix, is charged with murder in the July 15 stabbing of Albert Jacobs, 16, at a social gathering. The accusation was filed before Justice of the Peace Al J Flood with arraignment set. Police say the teens argued during a party and Campbell struck Jacobs with a broken bottle after he shoved her.
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Shirley Ann Campbell
Phoenix
Albert Jacobs
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
Miss Campbell
Jacobs
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E. McDowell Ave
Empire Prop, Inc
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