Morrison urges crusade for public accommodations bill
Atty. Gen. Robert Morrison urged Tucson Council for Civic Unity to launch a broad campaign to explain the public accommodations bill to Arizonans. He warned the measure may not pass in the 23rd Legislature and praised CCU’s past civil rights efforts while urging clearer public relations to win support. He cited integration progress in schools and public employment as examples.
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Tucson Council For Civic Unity
TCCU
Campbell Avenue
John H. Denton
Phoenix
Morrison
Arizona
CCU
South
U. S. Supreme Court
Partisan Budget Slashing Denied
Washington in a bipartisan stance Congress trims President Eisenhowers budget, while about 300 Republicans meet for a two day strategy conference to discuss administration spending. Johnson argues the roll calls show economy, Knowland anticipates debate, Bridges notes Democratic control would have raised costs. Eisenhower plans a closing address as party committees review regional conferences.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
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Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Truman
Sen
Knowland
California
Sen. Bridges
White House
GOP National Committee
House
Cochise and Maricopa Lead 4-H Roundup Winners
The first day of the annual 4-H Club Roundup at the University of Arizona saw Cochise County teams win both junior and senior dairy judging contests while Maricopa County topped junior and senior poultry judging. Nancy Montgomery of Pima County led Dress Revue with multiple blue and red ribbons among many county winners.
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Maricopa
University of Arizona
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Maricopa County
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Pima County
Claude Mitchell
Ronald Hawkins
Kenneth McBride
Pat English
Bill Funkhauser
Agnes Kennedy
Dwight Lundell
Graham County
Vincent Schulte
Yuma County
Randy Ramsey
Yavapai County
Rusty Isabell
Marico
Ing
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Suzanne Hall
Sonia Stevenson
Betty Potts
Teresa Hussey
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Sandre Nesse
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Gary Moody
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Joy Trout
Feanette Pike
Sabre Woodruff
Stone Oscott
Gerry Lemley
Dick Stamps
Julie Gehrandt
Mary Ann Robbins
George Sutter
Ruth Ann Mondy
Nancy McKale
Tain Balfour
Sandra Findlay
Karen O'Brien
Nancy McHolland
CAB Approves New Air Service From Phoenix to Utah and California
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved improved air service from Phoenix to Salt Lake City and to San Diego via Bonanza Airlines and Western Air Lines. Prescott and several other towns will gain daily service on the Phoenix Salt Lake run, with Frontier to add two stop options after two daily round trips.
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Phoenix
Prescott
Flagstaff
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bonanza Airlines
Salt Lake City
Western Air Lines
San Diego
Grand Canyon
St. George
Cedar City
Provo
Utah
Bonanza
Los Angeles
Phoenix-Salt Lake
Open Evenings To Assist Cupid in Columbus
Franklin County Probate Judge Roscoe R. Walcutt orders the marriage license bureau to stay open two evenings a week to handle anticipated June brides.
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Cupid
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Paving District Approved in Mesa Fifth Avenue Plan
Mesa City Council moves to create an improvement district to pave Fourth Avenue from Mesa Drive to Morris Street. The council also seeks tax commission authority to exceed the budget by 20000 dollars.
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Mesa
Fourth Avenue
Mesa Drive
Morris Street
State Tax Commission
Cuban oil industry in infant stage grows slowly
Havana says Cuba’s oil sector is advancing fast yet cannot meet domestic needs. 1956 output rose 40 percent from 1955 to 540000 barrels, covering only nine days of consumption. Exploration spending reached ten million dollars, up from seven and a half million the year before, with Cuban and American firms leading the search.
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Havana
Cuba
Wyoming Rabbits Show Bold Daring Against Dogs
Lander Wyoming reports a remarkable rabbit named Queenie decoys a dog in a field near Lander. Queenie sinks teeth on the dog’s nose causing a fall and a dramatic retreat as owner Sandy Jacobsen remembers the moment.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
Queenie
Sandy Jacobsen
Liquor Seller K. C. Gray Fined for License Violation
Justice Court ordered K. C. Gray to pay a $100 fine or serve 30 days in jail for selling liquor without a license. Gray, 40, of 114 W. McCormick Sr., was arrested May 6 by state liquor control agents who allege he bought liquor legally then sold it at higher prices after 1 a.m.
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K. C. Gray
Justice Court
Gray
W. McCormick Sr
Respect for Rabbits and Limited Hunting Enthusiasm
A compact note notes high regard for rabbits paired with low enthusiasm for hunting. The statement contrasts humane attitudes with a cautious approach to pursuing game.
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