Massive Education Plan Emerges From Kennedy Administration
Washington reports a new education program exceeding six billion dollars is being shaped for Congress. The plan promises broad aid to education, with a fivefold expansion beyond prior funding, and a response expected in late January or February. The budget tabled earlier called for 144 million in current-year spending, with authorization for up to 1.2 billion in commitments to seed the larger effort.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Change Of Venue Sought In AS&L Fraud Case
Phoenix attorney John J. Flynn sought to move the AS&L fraud case out of Arizona arguing an impartial jury is unlikely in Phoenix. He noted 30,000 depositors with local connections and 61 entities cited in the indictment, suggesting witnesses’ travel costs would be high. Defendants include Wolfe Elbel Hill Byrne Kanan Breitenbach. the government accuses 31 counts of fraud in transfers to Elbel Enterprises of Kansas City.
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Phoenix
Arizona Savings and ‘Loan Association
Arizona
John J. Flynn
R. E. Wolfe
Flynn
Charles L. Powell
Spokane
Wash
Wolfe
Donald R. Elbel
George M. Hill
James F. Byrne
W. F. Kanan
Martin Breitenbach
As&l
Elbel Enterprises
Kansas City
Pulpit Guest Dr Clyde Narramore Visits Tucson Church
Dr Clyde M Narramore of Pasadena California will be the pulpit guest at First Baptist Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow. He is in Tucson today to conduct a counseling clinic for church leaders at Palo Verde Baptist Church. The Rev Dr R S Beal will preach at the 7 p.m. service tomorrow.
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First Baptist Church
Thorrow
Clyde M. Narramore
Pasadena
Calif
Narramore
Tucson
Palo Verde Baptist Church
R. S. Beal
Nogales CofC Protests Ban on U.S. Milk
The Nogales Chamber of Commerce protests a milk embargo at the Nogales border as U S firms see permits canceled. Health Officer Dr Rafael Roldan de la Garza cites below standards but calls Sonora dairy first class. the chamber urges immediate lifting for top quality milk for children.
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Mex
Nogales
Sonora
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
U.S
Rafael Roldan de la Garza
de la Garza
Agricultural Ministry
Model Assembly Role At U N Outlined By Taelemans
Frans TaelemansBelgian consul general in Los Angeles told about 160 Tucson high school students and 100 guests at the University of Arizona that small nations mediate between big powers. He criticized veto power and urged proportional influence, noting new UN relationships between colonizers and colonized, while others warned on world security and nuclear missiles near Tucson.
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Jack Magee
Arizona
United Nations General Assembly
Frans Taelemans
Los Angeles
University of Arizona
Tucson
Taelemans
Belgium
Security Council On the Congo
League of Nations
General Assembly
Bel
Gium
United States
Russia
Security Council
U. N
U.N
Don McGrath
Associated Students
Dick Hall
American Association For the United Nations
Clerks Union and Tucson Markets Set to Resume Talks
Negotiations between Local 727 of the Retail Clerks Union and four Tucson supermarket chains Goodman’s El Rancho Safeway and Food Giant resume Wednesday. The talks cover stockers cashiers and clerks with more than three months of bargaining. Harold Burk of the Tucson Employers Council and W F P Halloran of the NLRB will join. The union seeks a 17 cent hourly wage increase and has approved possible economic action if needed.
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Retail Clerks Union
Tucson
Goodman’s
el Rancho
Safeway
Food
Harold Burk
W. F P. Halloran
National Labor Relations Board
Phoenix
Burk
Phoenix Men Honored As Outstanding Young Men of Arizona
Three Phoenix men, Don Dedera the Republic columnist, Dr James D Bullington cardiology head at Maricopa County Hospital, and Herman Chanen Chanen Construction president, are named Outstanding Young Men of Arizona for 1962 by the Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce. Banquet set for January 23 in Phoenix. They are Arizona nominees for the Ten Outstanding Young Men of America 1963.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce
Don Dedera
The
Arizona Republic
James D. Bullington
Maricopa County Hospital
Herman Chanen
Chanen Construction Co
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Zander Elected Moderator of Presbytery Meeting
John W. Zander of Tucson was elected moderator of the Presbytery of Southern Arizona at Bisbee sessions. Zander, former Tucson Indian School teacher and assistant director of the House of Neighborly Service, succeeds Rev. Marcelio Cruz of Morenci. He and wife are members of Southside Presbyterian Church. Covenant Presbyterian Church of Bisbee hosted.
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Presbytery
Southern Arizona
Bisbee
John W. Zander
Tucson
House of Neighborly Service
Zander
Marcelio Cruz
Morenci
Southside Presbyterian Church
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Bisee
Tucson May Have Had An Earthquake
Tucson may have experienced a small quake yesterday as residents and officials reported tremors. The U S Magnetic Observatory recorded a "small impulse" at 8 15 a m with geophysicist A H Travis noting difficulty distinguishing a local earthquake from a local blast. Elsie Bogulas described feeling the ground shift and waking during the event.
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Tucson
Travis
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