Kleindienst And Mecham Clash On Two Issues
The Arizona GOP primary fight heated as Richard Kleindienst and Evan Mecham clashed at a Phoenix Young Republican Club event over legislative reapportionment and cleaning up state government. Both backed a constitutional amendment to nullify the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling, with Kleindienst pledging to obey the law while Mecham urged possible resistance. Goldwater avoided taking sides in the race amid the clash, and Democratic candidate George Gavin warned voters not to be swayed by central Arizona project politics.
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Richard Kleindienst
Evan Mecham
Phoenix Young Republican Club
U. S. Supreme Court
Kleindienst
Mecham
Arizona
Supreme Court
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
George Gavin
Two Named Defendants In Lawsuit In Tucson Filing
Tucson attorney C Darrel Wilson and his mother Fern Wilson named defendants in a 200000 mining claim suit filed yesterday in Superior Court by co partners of Sierrita Mining and Ranching Co. They allege overclaiming three claims in the Sierrita Mountains and that negotiations to sell were interfered with. The suit claims Hope No 8 and Hope No 9 claims were recorded maliciously, overlapping Black Jack claims, seeks 100000 judgment plus 100000 punitive damages and recognition of Sierrita Mining Co rights, listing Chad McGee Gerald J McGee Dudley Fox Leander M Harris James A Bell Donald R McGee and E A McVey as co-partners.
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C. Darrel Wilson
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Sierrita
Wilson
Wilsons
James A. Bell
Donald R. McGee
E. A. McVey
Higgins Campaign Aides Target ACC Rally
F A Higgins of Phoenix faces charges after ACC aides accused of distributing campaign posters on state time. Higgins seeks Republican nomination for a six year term on the Arizona Corporation Commission, spoke to the Thunderbird Republican Club at El Conquistador Hotel, and criticized merit raises as benefiting political hacks rather than workers. He aims to unseat Democrat A P Buzard.
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F. A. Higgins
Phoenix
Higgins
Thunderbird Republican Club
el Conquistador Hotel
A. P.buzard
Accidents To Claim 100000 In 1964 Death Toll
New York based Metropolitan Life predicts over 100000 Americans will die in accidents in 1964, marking a third straight rise driven mainly by motor vehicle fatalities. The National Safety Council notes auto deaths rose about 12 percent in the first half of 1964. Accidental falls rank second with about 20000 deaths annually, and fires and burns third with around 8000 deaths.
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UPI
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
United States
National Safety Council
Second Suit Filed In Drownings In Tucson
A second $100,000 lawsuit over drownings during August 22 1961 rains was filed in Superior Court for Jennie Wondergem widow of Peter Wondergem. Plaintiffs name City of Tucson Pima County and the State of Arizona. Wondergem’s body was found in a cotton field between Liverhell Road and the Santa Cruz River after the river flood. The suit claims inadequate barricades or warnings and missing drainage on public streets. Earlier, Carolyn Grubbs parents filed a $100,000 suit for their 19 year old daughter found in an arroyo near West Nebraska Street and the Santa Cruz River.
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Peter Wondergem
Liverhell Road
Santa Cruz River
Wondergem
Wisconsin
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Cherry Ave
E. 17Th St
Carolyn Alice Grubbs
West Nebraska Street
Johnson signs tech commission to aid workers and industry
President Johnson signed a law creating a 14 member commission to study how automation affects American industry. The panel includes four labor and four industry representatives and will propose federal state and local steps to harness technological change for growth while easing job transitions. He said fascination is not our enemy and urged action against ignorance and inertia.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Mad bull gore injures three peasants near Salerno
In Salerno Italy a mad bull escaped from a truck bound for a slaughterhouse gored three peasants seriously. A fourth climbed an olive tree to safety and nearby farm workers then killed the animal.
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Salerno
Italy
Hayden And Elson Reply To Haldiman
Phoenix court heard Hayden and Roy Elson moved to dismiss an $8.2 million suit by Joe Haldiman Jr. They say the complaint aims to defame them and alleges obstruction of Liberty National Bank of Phoenix approval after a stock demand.
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Carl Hayden
Roy Elson
Hayden
Elson
Joe Haldiman Jr
Haldiman
Liberty National Bank of Phoenix
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