Haldiman Group Plans Meet as Fannin Is Sworn In
A Phoenix student group named Students for Haldiman announced a January 16 meeting. They back Joe Haldiman for the 1964 gubernatorial race, following his primary defeat last September. Gov. Paul Fannin was sworn in for his third term the same day.
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Bunche Out Ahead Of Tshombe In Congo Tension
In Elisabethville Katanga, United Nations Under Secretary Ralph Bunche left early to avoid Tshombe. Tshombe flew to Kipushi and drove to Elisabethville, meeting Rhodesian officers. a Belgian consul failed to meet him. Bunche later said there was nothing to discuss with Tshombe.
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Tucson carrier funds study in Spain under Raleigh program
Scott S. Robinson, 21, a junior at Occidental College, was chosen with 16 others to study abroad under the European Research Program. He saved $500 from his time as a Tucson Newspapers carrier to help cover costs. The program, administered by Princeton University and financed by the Carnegie Corp., funds research on the non European world's impact on western Europe.
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State truck check finds six violations among first 100
The Arizona Corporation Commission staged an interstate truck inspection on the Freeway. Six drivers out of the first 100 were cited for violations. Five men posted $50 bonds for logbook failures. a sixth paid $150 for failing to register his vehicle in Arizona. South Tucson authorities assisted, noting a driver seven days behind on his log and another with 38 years of driving experience without a log book. ACC Chairman Jack Buzard ordered the check.
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Morrilton Adopts Longest Arkansas Ordinance
Morrilton Arkansas. The city council approved a $6.5 million bond issue to expand a cotton mill. The ordinance spans 120 legal-size pages, and is believed to be the longest municipal ordinance in the state's history.
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Britain's Gaitskell Shows Improvement
London reports Labor Party Leader Hugh Gaitskell, 56, is improving as doctors at Middlesex Hospital say he is recovering from a virus infection and pleurisy.
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