Church polling sites spark votes at County Supervisors
Protesters from Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State urged that future precincts use public buildings. The board said current year changes are set, but pledged to seek public facilities when possible. Reverend Hayden Sears Clyde Phillips and Roy Den Lebrecht argued the church rentals could threaten tax exemption and free belief.
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Tors
Hayden S. Sears
Catalina Methodist Church
Clyde Phillips
Catalina
Royden Lebrecht
E. Cooper St
Thomas Jay
Barry Says Congress Aids Soviets in Summit Collapse
Senator Barry Goldwater charges Congress is aiding Khrushchev by probing the Summit Conference collapse. He says Khrushchev used the U2 incident to pressure for Berlin concessions and that inquiries divert attention from Khrushchev's diplomatic setback. He notes Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs probing the collapse.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
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Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Eisenhower
Arizona
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committees
County Signs Five Year Radio Lease With GE
The County Board of Supervisors approved a five year lease purchase with General Electric for a new high frequency radio system serving the Sheriff's and Highway departments. A transmitter will operate on Mt Lemmon near the Air Force radar site, replacing Tumamoc Hill gear when ownership of the federal land transfers to the University of Arizona. The setup should be ready for licensing in about 90 days with operation in late fall. Rental costs start at 676 a month for the Highway Department and about 1150 for the Sheriff's, improving coverage and reducing cross state interference.
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General Electric
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Mt. Lemmon
Air Force
Tumamoc Hill
Walter Burg
University of Arizona
Saguaro National Monument
Federal Communications Commission
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Ajo
Phoenix
Greater
Tucson
Highway Department
U S Senate Advances Auto Exhaust Health Study
The Senate has passed a bill directing a government study on how automobile exhaust affects public health. The surgeon general must report findings to Congress within two years.
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UPI
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