Buzard Voices Alarm Over Court Ruling On Trash Haulers
Arizona Corporation Commission Chairman A. P. Buzard warns the Supreme Court decision removing trash and garbage haulers from regulatory jurisdiction may cause serious implications and revenue loss for the state. Scottsdale officials see the ruling as protection against a $440,000 lawsuit as the city prepares to start its own collection service in April.
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Phoenix
A. P. Buzard
Arizona’ Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Buzard
Sion
Commission
Arizona
John P. Clark
E. YT. Williams
Scottsdale
Ken Williams
Drunk Drivers Fined and Jailed in City Court
Edward F Boughton, 34, of 219 E 13th St, fined 150 dollars and jailed 15 days for drunken driving. Conrad Robinson, 53, of 233 E Adams St, Virginia B Wood, 57, of 5673 E Towner St, Luiz Herrera, 35, of 2536 S 8th Ave, and James Vern Putzier, 25, of 2027 S Plumer Ave, fined 100 dollars and jailed 10 days each.
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Edward F. Boughton
E. 13Th St
Conrad Robinson
E. Adams
Virginia B. Wood
E. Towner St
Luiz Herrera
S. 8Th Ave
James Vern Putzier
S. Plumer Ave
Hanging of Warren Exploited in Effigy Probe at Courthouse
Sheriff logged an investigation after a life size effigy of Chief Justice Earl Warren was found hanging from a flagpole at the Santa Barbara county courthouse on Christmas Day. A five foot sign accused Warren of leading the Oswald whitewash committee and betraying the United States to the Kremlin. Investigators checked for fingerprints while seeking identities of those involved as Santa Barbara, a noted hub for extreme political activity, was cited.
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Santa. Barbara
Calif
UPI
Earl Warren
Warren
United States
Kremlin
James W. Webster
Los Angeles
Ex City Policeman to Begin International Police Work
Former Tucson police sergeant William L. Bartreau joins the U.S. State Department OPS program as a public safety adviser. He will depart Jan 5 for San Jose Costa Rica, with a stop in Panama, to join a two man team aiding Costa Rica’s Civil Guard. He trained at the Foreign Service Institute and at the International Police Academy, aiming to promote human rights and modern policing across free nations.
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Tucson
U.S. State Department
William L. Bartreau
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bartreau
OPS
San Jose
Costa Rica
Inter- American Police Academy
Panama
Foreign Service Institute
Washington, D. C
International Police Academy
Free Nations
Public safety adviser to serve two-year Costa Rica post
Bartreau said the public safety adviser will undertake a two year assignment in Costa Rica after specialized training in Washington. He will travel with his wife Evelyn Cecile and three children Tamara William Martin and Stephanie, leaving their Tucson home at 1302 W Kings Place. Oscar Bueno is the only other Tucsonan in the OPS program and has served in El Salvador.
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Washington
Bartreau
Costa Rica
Tucson
Public Safety
San Jose
Evelyn Cecile
Stephanie
Kings Place
Oscar Bueno
TPD
el Salvador
Woman Awarded Damages in 1961 Auto Crash
A 20 year old woman awarded 13887.80 by a Superior Court jury for injuries from a 1961 crash at E Grant Road and N Swan Road. Plaintiff Kay Sadie Pallisfard, now of Kankakee, Paris sought 35000 against Douglas Reynolds and Barbara DuVall. DuVall found liable, Reynolds not. Trial judge Robert Boylston. Attorneys Claborne and Kimble.
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Kay Sadie Pallisfard
Kankakee
E. Grant
N. Swan Roads
Douglas A. Reynolds
Miami St
John L. Claborne
DuVall
William E. Kimble
Reynolds
Mental Test Ordered In Threat
Federal authorities ordered psychiatric examinations for James F. Burns a 36 year old unemployed kitchen worker who threatened to pull an Oswald Burns claimed the threat was made before a Veterans Administration official on December 17 the complaint says Burns faces federal charges for threats against the President The defendant admitted intoxication saying he could not remember making the remark Officials noted his undesired Army discharge and sought its reversal
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Hartford
Conn
James F. Burns
Veterans Administration
Burns
Washington
George Hastings
U.S. Army
Kathleen Scott Charged With Bigamy in England
Mrs Kathleen Scott, accused of bigamy, testified in court that she left her first husband because he preferred giving money to his father for beer over buying food for her. The case centers on alleged second marriage and related records in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Newcastle - On- Tyne
England
UPI
Kathleen Scott
Eclipse Of The Moon Starts In Early Hours
Tucson residents may witness a total lunar eclipse starting 1 25 a m and ending 6 48 a m with daybreak at 5 30 a m. Strittmatter of the Tucson Astronomical and Astronautical Association notes the penumbra begins at 1 25 a m and totality runs 3 27 to 4 46 a m. Next year two more total eclipses are visible if skies are clear. No total solar eclipse this year though four partial eclipses are noted for 1964.
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Tucson
Alaska
United States
Arizona Supreme Court Invalidates Licensing Law for Nurseries
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled the 1959 statute requiring nursery licenses unconstitutional because it lacks a hearing process when a license is denied or revoked. Mrs. Josephine Bennett, who ran Bennett's Nursery and Play School in Tucson, challenged the law after her license was refused and a hearing was denied. Her appeal led to the court decision, with the option for the Legislature to re-enact a licensing statute including hearings.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Tucson
Pred C. Struckmeyer Jr
Josephine Bennett
Bennett’s
16Th St
State
Legisla
Ture
State Welfare Department
Bennett
Bennett School
Supreme Court
Max Factor Accused of Price Fixing in Antitrust Suit
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit in Kansas City charging Max Factor and Co. with conspiring since 1959 with retailers to fix prices on cosmetics. The action seeks a court ruling to bar price fixing and fair trade restraints, plus the right for dealers to set resale prices.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Max Factor and Co
Kansas City
Robert F. Kennedy
Max Factor
Bids Opened on Martin Reservoir Project
The Ashton Co. posted the apparent low bid of 738 477 dollars for a 20 million gallon Martin reservoir at Park Ave and Valencia Rd. Leo Fox said the water department will evaluate the bid before City Council award. The project, named for Phil J. Martin Jr., will serve the East Side next summer with pipelines to wells on the Santa Cruz River and to an existing line at E 22nd St and S Beverly Blvd.
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Ashton Co
Martin
Park Ave
Valencia Road
Leo Fox
City Purchasing Department
City Water Department
City Water
Phil J. Martin Jr
East Side
Santa Cruz River
E.22nd St
S. Beverly Blvd
Nervousness in Americans Linked to Various Factors
A general assessment states that 529 percent of adult Americans are victims of nervousness. Some are occasional victims and some chronic. Most cases reflect reduced adjustment to surroundings. Contributing factors extend beyond the emotional individual and include broader concerns with symptoms.
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T.P.H
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