Day Care Rules Aimed at Simplification In Arizona
The State Welfare Board will study simplified day care center rules at its August meeting. Fen Hildreth says the proposed changes reduce restrictions and require two adults on site at all times. Operators seek hearings on license denials. Arizona has about 5 000 children in 210 centers statewide with Phoenix hosting 143 and Tucson 49.
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Union Bricklayers Strike in Southern Arizona Over Wages
About 250 union bricklayers struck their employers across four Arizona counties over wage and fringe demands. An immediate slowdown in construction industries is predicted.
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Harlem clash as eggs greet Dr. King visit
The Nation reports that the Black Muslim Society was blamed for jeering and egg throwing at Dr. Martin Luther King in Harlem New York as he arrived at a church for an address yesterday.
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Kennedy pushes civil rights program in Senate fight
Washington Attorney General Kennedy takes the administration civil rights program to the Senate as a lengthy and bitter battle looms. Congress takes a Fourth of July recess with little to show after six months.
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Sino Soviet talks stagger toward fragile peace talks
World tensions deepen as Friday set for opening of peace talks nears with Henry Shapiro predicting doom. Romania’s Communist leader absent from East Berlin talks led by Khrushchev signaling a possible break in the Red facade. China says its split with Russia widens though it will send a Moscow delegation on July 5. President Kennedy meets Italian leaders in Rome and Pope Paul VI as he also discusses NATO nuclear force. Pope Paul VI dedicates reign to world peace and Christian unity in St. Peter's Square. Kennedy administration warns Britain over crisis in British Guiana and potential decisive action by London.
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Palmer Lema Aaron in Cleveland Open playoff for top prize
Arnie Palmer Tony Lema and Tommy Aaron fight a three way playoff for 22000 first in the 110000 Cleveland Open. Julius Boros misses out by a single shot costing over 17000. Robin Roberts endures a rough loss in Kansas City. Chuck McKinley leads American tennis at Wimbledon reaching the men’s singles semi finals.
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Udall Offers Arizona Democrats a 64 Platform
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall urged unity for the 1964 elections at a Tucson homecoming dinner honoring him and brother Morris Udall. He pitched a water education and conservation program and urged 6 percent voter shifts to help Democrats win major races.
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Cornell University President Retires
Cornell University president Deane W. Malott retires after 13 years in office. James A. Perkins, former Carnegie Foundation vice president, to succeed him. Malott, 64, led the university since 1951 after 12 years as president of the University of Kansas.
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Minister Links Crime and Alcohol in Arizona
Rev. Stanley Brown, president of the Arizona Alcohol-Narcotic Education Association, urged Gov. Paul Fannin to acknowledge alcohol's role in rising crime and highway deaths. He cited a 30 percent increase in crime and liquor licenses last year and pressed the state to implicate beer, liquor and wine industries.
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