Standoff Over Rider Delays State Reapportionment Vote
Senate debate on a rider to a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill aims to delay court ordered reapportionment. Wisconsin's Nelson argues against delaying. Curtis supports action to curb court rulings. Other senators question constitutional equal state representation and impact on populous states.
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Washington
Senate
Gaylord A. Nelson
Dwis
Congress
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Dobie
Nelson
Ohio
Lausche
Rhodesland
U.S. Senate
California
New York
House Passes Beef Import Plan In Compromise
The House endorsed a flexible beef import quota plan limiting imports via presidential discretion. The compromise, replacing a tougher Senate bill, bases quotas on a five year average and allows extra imports before quotas, with potential suspension for economic or national security needs. Rep. Byrnes called the measure weak, while Rep. Mills defended it as price-stability for producers and no sharp consumer price hikes.
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Washington
UPI
House
House-Senate
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Conference Committee
Senate
Byrnes
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Two Tucson youths sent to prison for burglary and forged check
Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker sentenced Gary W. Steele, 19, to 3 to 5 years for first degree burglary after breaking into City Van & Storage. Jesus A. Carmona, 19, drew 2 to 4 years for attempting to cash a $936.43 forged check at Goodman's Market.
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Tucson
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
Gary W. Steele
E. Grant Read
Jesus A. Carmona
S. 9Th Ave
City van & Storage Co
N. Country Club Road
Steele
Krucker
Harmona
Goodman's Market
E. Speedway Blvd
Trash Hauling Law Hearing Slated by County Board
The Board of Supervisors set September 9 as the final hearing date on a proposed trash hauling ordinance aimed at extending regulatory reach to curb wildcat dumping. Debates centered on enforcement by the Sanitary District and a $100 annual truck license, with support from Arizona Transport Agency and Gar bage Service Co. and opposition from Advance Sanitation Co. and its attorney.
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Board of Supervisors
County Health Department
Sanitary District
Otto Fritz
Arizona Transport Agency
Charles McCarty
Garbage Service Co
William Dunipace
McCarty
Dunipace
Richard Dowdall
John Harper
Advance Sanitation Co
Dowdall
Supreme Court
Arizona Corporation Commission
Local Rights Laws Top Federal Says FBI Aide
FBI Phoenix office official William B Sovars Jr says local civil rights laws take precedence over federal rules. Tucson and Phoenix have public accommodations laws, and a single Arizona complaint was reported in Coolidge. An auto theft bureau agent projects 1970 thefts at 700000, noting high recovery rates and new anti theft measures by manufacturers.
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FBI
Tucson
William B. Sovars Jr
Phoenix
Sovars
Ramada Inn
John Breglia
Soyars
Washingston
Arizona
Coolidge
National Auto Theft Bureau
B. J. Metzger
City Awards Contracts For Vehicles In Tucson Takeover
The City of Tucson awarded 68 equipment contracts to Hamilton Equipment Co for eight garbage trucks at 18 616.93 each and 16 International Scout vehicles at 2 108.92 each. Western Truck Equipment Co won 34 small trailers at 512.74 each to be pulled by the Scouts. The takeover on November 1 will shift all residents to city garbage service.
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Tucson
Sidney Wilson
Hamilton Equipment Co
Western Truck Equipment Co
Wilson
Mennen Foot Deodorant Promises All Day Odor Control
Advertisement promotes Mennen Foot Deodorant as an aerosol with triple-action effectiveness. It claims to kill odor-causing germs on contact, instantly reduce perspiration, and cool and dry hot feet for 24 hour odor control. The product is colorless, non staining, and safe on fabrics, with claims of penetrative spray for crevices and shoes. It is marketed by the makers of Quintana Foot Powder and available at drug counters.
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Mennen
Water Firm Ordered To Improve Water Service
The Palant Water Corp was ordered by the Arizona Corporation Commission to improve service west of Old Tucson. The 36 customer area faced low pressure and full supply outages. vandals were blamed for booster pump switch tampering. The firm must secure switches and raise pressure to 32 pounds.
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Palant Water Corp
Arizona Corporation Commission
Water Company
Old Tucson
Palant Water Corporation
Edith Palant
Cotton Bill Amendment Aims to Export Long Staple Cotton
Senate Agriculture Committee approves an amendment to allow sale of long staple cotton at world market prices to reduce Commodity Credit Corp surpluses. Proposed by Sen. Carl Hayden, it ties to revisions of the 1854 Agriculture Trade Development and Assistance Act. Hayden notes a rare surplus and rising prices.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen
Carl Hayden
Commodity Credit Corp
Hayden
Arizona
Sargeant Trial To Be Nov 9 In County Jail Break Case
Raymond W. Sargeant, 21, charged with joining six other prisoners in the May 31 jail break, will face trial November 9 in Superior Court on an escape charge. He pleaded innocent at arraignment, already serving sentences for armed robbery and burglary.
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Raymond W. Sargeant
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
Sargeant
Phoenix Title
Krucker
Donald W. Paydon
Paydon
Bellevue Ave
Patricia
21St St
Beating of Toddler Leads to Arrest in Tucson
Bryce Wayland Cassel, 42, jailed on charges of aggravated assault and drunkenness after his 2 year old stepson Barry Cassel suffered a belt beating and rope-tying incident. Police reported bruises and a bruised cheek. the child did not require hospitalization.
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Tucson
Bryce Wayland Cassel
Louisiana St
Cassel
Elizabeth Marie Cassel
Barry Cassel
Barry
Wanda Caldwell
Miracle Mile
Alden Caldwell
Adverti
Arizona candidates critique Indian Bureau and rally support
Republican John Rhodes and Democrat Sam Goddard fault the Bureau of Indian Affairs for paternalistic policies. In Phoenix, state figures like Dr. G H Williams and four Senate hopefuls spoke to Democratic groups about governance, leadership, and security in Washington and Arizona.
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Associated Press
John J. Rhodes
Rariz
Sam Goddard
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Rhodes
Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona
Bureau
Goddard
G. Henry Williams
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Howard Peterson
US Senate
US. Senate
Democratic Women's Club
Rent Jennings
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona
Washington
Roy L. Elson
Sen
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Elson
Hayden
Robert Ketterer
Russia
U.S
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