Legislative Leaders Back Fannin Aims For Tax Reform
Arizona lawmakers praised Gov. Paul Fannin's joint address stressing tax relief for homeowners and a new budget department. GOP backers called his program big and necessary, while Democrats urged workable legislation with specifics before action. House Speaker Barkley said the plan is ambitious and largely aligned with public sentiment. Senate Leader Giss called the message very strong, noting potential political risks if presented before the election.
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Charles ‘Gudaitis
Phoenix
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Citizen
Senate
Clarence Carpenter
Alvin Wessler
R-Pima
Sen
H. S. Corbett
Pima
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rep
W. B. Barkley
Maricopa
Airman Missing From Davis-Monthan May Have Died Foully
Airman J C Benjamin Robert Jones, 23, formerly of Davis Monthan Air Force Base, is missing and thought to be the victim of foul play. He left Superior January 5 in a black and gray 1953 Mercury after orders transferred him to Hamilton Air Force Base. Jones had an excellent service record and was attached to the Mt Lemmon Radar Station, 684th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron. He is 5 feet 11 inches, 135 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair, wears glasses. His wife Belva and child live in Superior. Investigators work on missing-person case with no confirmed whereabouts.
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Davis-Monthan
J.C. Benjamin Robert Jones
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
D-M
Hamilton
Jones
Air Force
Mt. Lemmon
Aircraft Control & Warning Squadron
Tucson
Cameron Vista
Belva
Surior
Superior
Santa Cruz setback plan before planning commission
The City Planning and Zoning Commission received ordinances for a 200 foot setback along the Santa Cruz River and an urban ranch zone as part of a master land use plan for the Santa Cruz Freeway area. Public hearings are likely at the February 5 meeting.
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Santa Cruz
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Santa Cruz River
John Tsaguris
Commission
Enos P. Schaffer
Rillito
West 29Th Street
Cottonwood Lane
District 1 Principals Tour City Facilities
District 1 elementary school principals viewed city facilities in City Hall council chambers this morning. City Manager Mark E. Keane called the tour a good quick comprehensive look at government and hopes for more sessions. About 70 principals and administrators attended as department heads explained functions and showed colored slides.
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City Hall
Mark E. Keane
Keane
Allor Dismissal Motion Denied In Justice Court
In Justice of the Peace Toby La Vetter denied the defense dismissal motion in the simple assault case against businessman Bernard Allor. Trial was postponed until 9 a.m. tomorrow after the state rested and defense was to present witnesses. Cotten, a retired contractor, accuses Allor and his partner John Temple of assault during a Nov. 21 business conference at Gatewood’s office. Temple faces a separate civil suit with Cotten. no criminal charge was filed against Temple.
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Justice of the Peace
Toby la Vetter
Allor
la Vetter
Paul Rees Jr
Lamar Cotten
Cotten
S. Alvernon Way
Aller
John Temple
Temple
Aller and Temple
Temple, Aller & Eich Builders Inc
John Neubauer
Charles Gatewood
Catten
Gatewood
E. Broadway
Jackman Pyre
Camping Association Directors Set Meeting at University of Arizona
The Coronado section board of the American Camping Association will meet on the University of Arizona campus Friday and Saturday. They will finalize plans for the annual section conference at Arizona State College in Flagstaff on April 19 20. The association includes Boy Scouts Girl Scouts church and private camping groups. The Flagstaff conference will be open to the public.
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Coronado
American Camping Association
University of Arizona
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
A Force for NATO Atomics Faces French Rift
President Kennedy intends to press ahead with a multilateral NATO nuclear force despite Charles de Gaulle’s rebuff. US officials see continued NATO talks to forge an atomic partnership with allied unity favored in Europe. Britain’s Macmillan approved Polaris for NATO and West Germany backed the plan after Bonn talks.
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Kennedy
NATO
France
Charles de_ Gaulle
U.S
de Gaullé
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
West Germany
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
George Ball
Man Shot in South Side Market Holdup
Yuen Soo Wong, 46, owner of Grand Market at 6250 S 6th Ave, was shot in both legs last night by a bandit who escaped with about $200. Surgery planned today. Wong’s wife Gim Gee Wong said the money taken was around $200. an employee saw a car flee and police seek details.
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Yuen Soo Wong
Grand Market
6Th Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Wong
Gim Gee Wong
Wang
Educational Group Fights Land Bill in Senate Push
The Arizona Education Association urges the U S House to reject a Senate passed land bill that would let government bodies buy state school and institutional lands without appraisal or competitive bidding, risk safeguards for public lands.
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Phoenix
Arizona Education Association
AEA
U.S. House of Representatives
Senate
Durkin Re elected Secretary Treasurer 32nd Time
John Durkin was re elected secretary treasurer of the Pima County Tucson Central Trades Council for the 32nd time since 1930 with two early 1930s absences noted. Other officers re elected include William Sheehy Sr Arch Humphreys Harlan Rogers Bett Hall Jerry Burdway and Sol Levy. The council represents about 15 000 crafts union members in Tucson.
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John Durkin
Pima County-Tuccson
The
Trades Council
Tucson
U S Aides Split On Ban Chances In Disarmament Talks
Washington reports a 13 nation U S Russian accord on banning nuclear tests appears within reach if the Soviet Union adopts a flexible attitude, says William C Foster. Arthur Dean cautions progress looks bleak as Russians resist strong inspection demands.
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Washington
U.S
William.c. Foster
Union
Foster
Arthur Dean
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Dean
Two Men Plead Guilty to Petty Theft in Watch and Cash Case
Arthur Lee Scott and Mathew Cox Jr pleaded guilty to petty theft after felony grand larceny charges were reduced. They were ordered to pay $100 fines or serve 30 days in jail after Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson ruled insufficient evidence to send the case to Superior Court. Victim Guy Cook testified at the preliminary hearing.
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Arthur Lee
Scott
Mathew
Cox Jr
W. Simpson St
Jesser
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Guy ©. Cook
Camilla Blvd
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