Suit Over Bus Crash Damages Files in Superior Court
A $560000 damage suit is filed by guardian attorney for 2 year old Rmona Smillie over a bus cattle truck crash that killed his mother. The case names Greyhound Bus Corp Sundt Construction Frank L. McGraw and others with claims of $250000 for permanent injuries and $250000 for loss of mother.
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Ramona
Chuckie) Smillie
Arizona
Superior Court
Lee Garrett
Ted F. Schwartz
Madelyn Circle
Jack A. Ettinger
Greyhound Bus Corp
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Frank L. McGraw
Sundt
Ettinger
Anoth
Silver, Silver & Ettinger
California
Reed
Tucson
Riley & Riley
Helen E. Reilly
Nixon Helps Kill School Aid Hike
In Washington a dramatic night session stalled a school aid increase as Vice President Nixon aided defeat of the proposed expansion. The Monroney plan would have added 880 million dollars to the aid bill and faced opposition from Senate Democrats.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
Howest
Sen
A. S
Mike) Monroney
D-Okla
Chessman Denied Bid To Attend Tucson Hearing
Convict Daryl Chessman was refused permission to attend a hearing in Tucson on his latest escape-appeal bid. Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Richard H. Chambers refused to recuse himself and said the 10 a.m. hearing would proceed in the Federal Building.
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Daryl Chessman
Richard H. Chambers
Ninth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chambers
Chessman
San Quentin
Atty
George T. Davis
San Francisco
Ninth Circuit Court
Davis
Associated Press
Frederick G. Hamley
Tucson
Satellite Pact Signed but What Is It About
Eastern European communist governments held a high profile signing in the Kremlin but officials withheld details. About 70 newsmen witnessed a ceremony described as a signing though the exact document was not disclosed and no policy specifics were revealed.
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Moscow
UPI
St. Catherine
Kremlin
Weather Shifts From Clear Tonight To Cloudy Tomorrow
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts mostly clear conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness tomorrow and little temperature change. It reports Duluth cold and Tucson warm, with yesterday's high near 59 and tonight's low about 35.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pacific
Tucson
Arizonans Agree on Senate Vote Against School Aid Bill
Arizona senators Carl Hayden and Barry Goldwater joined 44 lawmakers in rejecting a bill to double the federal school aid program. The vote reflected a bipartisan stance as Washington debated education funding.
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Washington
Arizona
Senate
Carl Hayden
Barry Goldwater
Defeated Clark Plan Blocks Indefinite School Grants Vote
The Clark plan proposing $1.1 billion yearly in federal grants for school construction and teacher salaries failed 44-44 after Nixon cast the deciding vote to table re consideration. Senate leaders hoped to finish action tonight as debate stretched long into the night.
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Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Senate
East Side group seeks voiding of Rincon Plan
A east Tucson group demands the Rincon Area Residential Zoning Plan be voided. Their protest argues the plan requires a full three-supervisor vote and public hearings, citing the 1949 enabling act. No action has been taken by the County Board of Supervisors.
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East Side Group
County Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Dennis Weaver
William Dunipace
Saguaro Forest Associates
Tanque Verde Valley Assn
Pantano Wash
Daughter Of Czar Or Peasant
A page tease contrasts royal lineage with humble origin, hinting at a feature about a figure linked to the Czar era. The item appears on page seven with cross-references to page one and page thirty seven.
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Czar
Stites Named New CofC Manager in Tucson
C Fred Stites 34, assistant Memphis chamber head, chosen as Tucson Chamber of Commerce manager. He replaces C Edgar Goyette who retires Mar 31 after 20 years. Stites agreed yesterday and will move to Tucson in March after two site visits. He holds a 1951 Arkansas degree in management and marketing and has worked in Memphis since 1957. He began at Douglas Aircraft Co and later held Tulsa chamber and Comerford Inc roles. He is married with three children and active in Kiwanis and Episcopal Church.
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John Riddick
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
C. Fred Stites
Memphis Chamber
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber
Stites
Arthur Pack
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Rhodes
Tulsa
Okla
Rhodes
Southwest
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Tulsa, Okla
Comerford Inc
Kansas City
Kiwanis Club
Episcopal Church
Discoverer IX Soars From Vandenberg to Orbit Test
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California the 7 story Discoverer IX lifted off to attempt an orbital simulation with a manned missile. Recovery would occur on the 17th pass if the test succeeds with a 700 to 1 odds against success. The Thor Able rocket burned at 10 52 a m with no crew aboard.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Group UKs 1 Billion Housing Bill Approved by House Subcommittee
The House housing subcommittee led by Rep. Albert M. Rains approved a one year emergency bill amid GOP claims of forced inflation. The measure would let FNMA buy up to one billion dollars of outstanding FHA or GI loans of 13 500 or less at face value. Discounts cited as high on the Pacific coast and in the South and Southwest. The panel removed a mandatory FHA insurance premium cut in favor of discretionary reduction.
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Washington
House
Albert M. Rains
Ala
Rains
Gordon L. McDonough
Calif
Pacific Coast
Southwest
California
New England
New York
Chicago
Federal
National Mortgage Assny
FNMA
Salvation Army Corner 12 Story Office Building Planned Downtown
Stone Council Investments engages Blanton Cole to design a 12–14 story, 2.5 million dollar office building on the northwest corner of Council St and Stone Ave at the former Salvation Army site. Project aims for 150 offices, with plans ready in two months and drawings by July, construction in 14 months. Salvation Army will vacate by July after selling last June for about 125000.
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Stone Council Investments Ltd
Blanton & Cole
Council St
Stone Ave
Salvation Army
Atty
Raymond F. Hayes
Stone Council Investments
Ash Alley
Council
Fred P. Cole
Hayes
Army
E. 2Nd St
N. Richey Blvd
Lyle Palant
Tucson
Edward Hershenson
Chicago
Julian Sayre
Certified Public Accountant
Russell Topper
Limited
Speedsters Have Pal In Rep. Smith
Phoenix readers learn Rep. Frederick S. Smith a Pinal County Democrat proposes a measure to stop highway patrolmen from hiding behind signboards and to require patrol cars be painted white with Arizona Highway Patrol markings on back and sides.
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Phoenix
Nogales
Frederick S. Smith
Pinal County
Arizona Highway Patrol
Railroad Strike Averted As BLE Accepts Arbitration
CHICAGO UPI The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers BLE agreed to submit its wage dispute with the railroads to binding arbitration ending the threat of a nationwide strike by 40 000 engineers. Railroads had accepted a National Railway Mediation Board proposal to send wage differences to an arbitration board, with no strings attached. The move could lead to settlement of the broader rail wage conflict involving four other operating unions and 16 non operating unions.
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Chicago
UPI
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Carriers
Union
Cleveland
Engineers Union
Air Force pulls back on manual teaching enlisted dogs baths
The Air Force withdrew an illustrated enlisted men manual after a House manpower subcommittee read aloud sections about washing a general’s dog and setting tea tables. Deputy secretary of defense Steph en S Jackson and Brig. Gen. Albert B Clark defended the document before Rep. Frank Becker who criticized morale impacts.
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Washington
Air Force
House
Stephen S. Jackson
Defense
Jackson
Albert B. Clark
Rector
Clark
Frank J. Becker
Becker
To Meet Soviet Threat
Former Army chief Maxwell D. Taylor warned the Senate defense panel that Soviet Russia will achieve military superiority next year unless heroic measures are taken. He cited dwindling bomber forces and limited missiles, decrying no anti missile defense or fallout protection and proposing major reforms. He also urged replacing the Joint Chiefs with a single defense chief and a supreme military council.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Soviet Russia
Taylor
Mexican Light & Power Co. Ltd
Mexico City
Senate Space Committee
Eisenhower
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air
Power
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff Organization
Defense Chief of Staff
Supreme Military Council
Woman Purges Distress With Pills Bleach Incident
A 28 year old woman argued with her boyfriend and attempted suicide by taking 18 tranquilizer tablets and aspirin and washing them down with a bottle of bleach. Police report she was brought to St. Mary's Hospital and stomach pumped, admitted for observation.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Israel Syria border clashes intensify near Sea of Galilee
Border fighting moved north of the Sea of Galilee as Israeli patrols near Shaar Yashrav exchange fire with Syrian forces at 12:30 p.m. A border policeman is wounded. Syrian reports claim an Israeli armored car breached the demilitarized zone and fired on Syrian outposts.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Shaar Yashrav
Galilee
United Arab Republic
Damascus
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