City County split talks hinge on merit for parking and tax issues
Mayor Lew Davis told the county supervisors that parking ticket enforcement and county sales tax exemptions would be decided on their merits. The joint meeting with Supervisors Dennis Weaver and Pete Rubi also touched on splitting the Planning and Zoning department into city and county units. Rubi sought exemption for county purchases. Davis urged avoiding use of issues as leverage. Councilman Jim Corbett defended the supervisors, urging mature conduct to preserve city county relations.
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Davis
Jim Cooper
Lew Davis
Dennis Weaver
Pete Rubi
Rubi
Weaver
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Arizona tax impact limited by military tax order
City and state officials report little effect on Arizona tax revenues from a military order requiring servicemen to stop dodging state and local taxes. The note appears amid a roundup of regional items and upcoming elections.
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Arizona
Nation reports airliner explosion near Elkton killing all aboard
A jet airliner exploded in an electrical storm near Elkton Maryland. All passengers died as the plane plunged in flames. Seventy one people had boarded minutes earlier in Baltimore.
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Elkton
Baltimore
Johnson focuses on budget as defense consolidations proposed
Washington stories sketch Johnson’s push for a tighter federal budget with defense installation consolidations. The piece also notes Eisenhower’s proposal to restore pre 1947 presidential succession removing the speaker and president pro tempore from the line and cites a forecast of a cold Washington political climate.
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Johnson
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Washington
Lyle Wilson
World miners threaten government after hostage swap demand
The Bolivian tin miners union threatens to execute two government held prisoners within 24 hours in exchange for 21 hostages held by defiant unionists. Thai political shift follows Sarit Thanarat’s death as Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn assumes control.
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Thanom Kittikachorn
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Navy faces Texas in Cotton Bowl after Army win
Navy earned a two yard victory and a late clock tick to clinch their high stakes matchup with Texas in the Cotton Bowl. Ed Brown leads discussion of open questions as Pittsburgh awaits a Sunday showdown with the Giants in the NFL East. Arizona finishes 5-5 as junior college transfers loom in Jim LaRue's recruiting plans.
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Army
Navy
Texas
Ed Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Jim LaRue
University of Arizona
Broadside Contents and Page Index Highlights
General Index lists items by category and page numbers including Dr Alvarez Molly Mayfield Bridge Movie Times Citizen Charlie Public Records as Comics Sports Crossword Puzzle TV Radio Dials Editorials Woman's View Financial News Tucson Tonight and other features across pages 19 20 26 27 29 38 39 42 44 45 46 47 49.
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Dr. Alvarez
Molly Mayfield
Bridge
Citizen Charlie
Woman’s View
Financial News
Tucson Tonight
Agreement Nears on Leash Law Contract in Tre son Pima
City of Tre son and Pima County staff tentatively agree on a contract for the County Health Department to enforce the city leash law. The deal funds four new trucks 44 kennels and six extra staff with an annual renewal potential through June 30 and requires formal approvals next Monday after a Thursday study session.
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Treson
Pima County
County Health Department
Board of Supervisors
Health Department
Robert Hillock
Keating Puts Forward Allied Veterans Medical Benefits
Senator Kenneth B Keating of New York proposes legislation to provide medical benefits to U S residents who served in allied nations forces during World War II. The bill would cover veterans who have lived legally in the United States for at least ten years.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
R.N.Y
U.S
Keating
United States
City-County Sessions To Be Open
Mayor Lew Davis announced that future joint City Council and Board of Supervisors sessions will be open to the press after reporters attended an morning meeting uninvited. Chairman Thomas S. Jay said openings would be maintained unless public detriment would follow, with exceptions for settlements of claims and personnel discussions.
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Lew Davis
City Council
Board of Supervisors
Thomas S. Jay
Davis
Cotton Research Grant Awarded to Texas Station
A $36 520 grant to study cotton growth for better cold tolerance was announced by Keith Walden J Clyde Wilson and Louis Johnson trustees of the Cotton Producers Institute. The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station will conduct the research at Lubbock Texas focusing on bolls maturing in low temperatures.
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Keith Walden
Tucson
J. Clyde Wilson
Buckeyes
Louis Johnson
Stanfield
The
Cotton Producers Institute
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lubbock
Tex
Cities Challenge State Tax Sharing In Court
Four Arizona cities Phoenix Tucson Mesa and Holbrook asked the State Supreme Court to order the State Highway Department to distribute diesel fuel taxes to cities on the same basis as gasoline taxes. They argue state law allows sharing with counties but not with cities, depriving municipalities of road revenues.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Supreme Court
Tucson
Mesa
Holbrook
High Court
Way Department
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