New York Senate Approves State Lottery Plan
The New York Senate approved a state wide lottery 35 to 18 in a move backed by Hopes for about 500 million annually to fund education. Assembly Speaker Travia doubted the lower house would pass it and warned the rules committee was not inclined to report. The earliest operation would be 1967 after two legislatures and a referendum.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York Senate
Senate
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Rules Committee
New Hampshire
Car Bombing Kills Young Horsewoman in Suburban Chicago
A 22 year old professional horsewoman Cherie Rude died when a car bomb exploded as she started the vehicle at a suburban Palatine riding stable. The blast damaged nearby buildings and two parked cars. investigators suspect three sticks of dynamite wired to the car’s steering column. Sheriff deputies questioned owner George Jayne and two brothers, but released him after questioning.
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Chicago
Palatine
Cherie Rude
George Jayne
Miss Rude
Jayne
Martha
Sheriff's Police
George
Park Ridge
Frank
Elgin
Weather maps sent by satellite to France in early test
UPI reports a satellite relay of U S weather maps to France using COMSAT Early Bird and the TIROS IX data. The demonstration, with a letter from Dr. Robert M White to France's National Meteorological Service, showed maps received well in Paris and relayed to others through COMSAT and ATTs White Plains hub.
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Washington
UPI
United States
France
Communications Satellite
Robert M. White
U.S. Weather Bureau
J. Bease Moulin
National Meteorological Service
Tiros IX
Paris Weather Center
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
French Weather Service
American Telephone and Telegraph
White Plains
N.Y
Weather Bureau
World Weather Center
Suitland
Hanover
Maine
Teacher- legislator harsh on TEA over tax measure
Rep Neal Justin, a Democrat from Pima, criticized the Tucson Education Association for endorsing John Haughs property tax proposal. He told the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson the plan would raise all property taxes 25 percent and accused GOP and coalition Democrats of blocking bills. He praised Gov Goddard and Sol Rhee while targeting Speaker Gilbert and Haugh for influence from Phelps-Dodge and GOP leadership.
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Ted Turpin
Tucson Education Association
John Haugh
R-Pima
Neal Justin
D-Pima
Democrats
Greater Tucson
Desert Inn
House
Justin
Haugh
Jack Gilbert
Sam Goddard
Jnt
TEA
John Birch
Goddard
Pima County
Sol Rhee
Ed Kennedy
Douglas Holsclaw
Holsclaw
Gilbert
Cochise County
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
GOP
Two Drivers Fined and Jailed in City Court
Two drivers pleaded guilty to traffic violations involving liquor in City Court yesterday. Carlos Velasco Carrillo, 52, of 5932 E 286th St, was fined $100 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for drunken driving. Harold Lee Foster Jr., 21, of 1212 N and Ave, was fined $100 and jail for physical possession of a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
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Carlos Velasco Carrillo
Harold Lee Foster Jr
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