Five Candidates File Nominations for County Posts
Since opening day for filing on Wednesday five candidates have submitted petitions to the County Election Bureau. Democrats Anna Sullinger Norman E Green and William Sartori along with Antonio C Martinez and E J Abodeely are pursuing offices including County Recorder County Attorney Constable Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 and County Supervisor District 1. Filing deadline remains July 10.
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County Election Bureau
Anna Sullinger
Norman E. Green
William Sartori
Antonio C. Martinez
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Abodeely
Actor Troy Donahue and Suzanne Pleshette Separate
Hollywood report states actor Troy Donahue and wife Suzanne Pleshette have separated after six months of marriage. A Pleshette representative says Donahue moved to a hotel while both hope for a reconciliation.
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Hollywood Upi
Troy Donahue
Suzanne Pleshette
Donahue
Goldwater Opposes Civil Rights Bill in Senate Speech
Senator Barry Goldwater declares opposition to the civil rights bill citing constitutional concerns and fears of federal overreach. He prizes state powers, warns against a federal police force and informer psychology, and says he will vote no on titles II and VII though some provisions align with federal responsibility.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Atiz
America
Arizona entrants lead in first rodeo round at Douglas
Two University of Arizona cowboys among early leaders in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo event in Douglas Wyoming. Ken Nevens won ribbon roping with a 14.6 time while Liz Mahoney placed third in girls barrel racing with a 20.5 clocking.
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Douglas
Wyo
University of Arizona
Ken Nevens
Liz Mahoney
Weather Forecast Sees Showers Northern Plains and Northeast
Showers are due tonight over parts of the northern and central Plains and Plateau states and into the middle and upper Mississippi valley. Showers extend to the lower Great Lakes and into New England. Much of the South and Southeast remains hot and humid, with cooler readings from the Great Lakes toward the middle and upper Mississippi valley.
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U.S
Central Plains
Plateau
Middle
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Plains
Middle Atlantic
Topeka
Kansas City
Olathe
Kan
Minot
N.C
Midwest
Texas
Wyoming
Sky events and Venus near Sun reported for Tucson
In Tucson today, a rare sky sequence places Venus almost directly between Earth and the Sun. Venus sits under 27 million miles away, with the next closest approach expected later this year. A full moon is noted for June 2, with sunrise and sunset times implied for tonight and tomorrow.
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Venus
Lan Billings
Moon
Bismarck
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Fla
Boise
Myrieapolis
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Buffalo
New York
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City - Gasper
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Philadelphia
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Higago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Vresee
Portland
Cleveland
Vrese
Ore
Denver
Rapid City
Des Moines
St. Louis
Tucson
Endi Ma
Honolulu
Washington
Indianapolis
Wichita
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Yuma
Ariz
Las Vegas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Robert L. King
Albuquerque
Little Rock
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Charse
Analibi Tae Nee
Negro Leaders Vow to Test Civil Rights Law Immediately
National Negro leaders pledged to test the new civil rights law as soon as it becomes law. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said communities must be moved into to determine compliance. James Farmer promised intensified pressure for enforcement with no breathing spell on demonstrations.
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Washington
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
St. Augustine
Fla
King
Montgomery
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Gadsden
Selma
Ala
Albany
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Farmer
New York
Storms Sweep Broad Midwest With Tornado Touchdowns
Severe weather hammered a wide swath from Wisconsin to Kansas with heavy rain hail and high winds. Tornadoes touched down in the Dakotas Minnesota Kansas and near Topeka while funnel clouds were seen around Kansas City and in northeastern Kansas.
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Wisconsin
Kansas
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Bowdle
Glenwood
Minn
U N Peace Force Quells Heavy Cypriot Fighting
U N Peace Force members faced heavy clashes near Mansoura in northwestern Cyprus as seven Greek and Turkish Cypriots were killed or wounded. Turkish Cypriots suffered one death and two injuries, Greek Cypriots four wounded. cease fire ordered and mortars seized.
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Mansoura
Kokkina
United Nations
Security Council
Cyprus
Arsene Assouan Usher
Ivory Coast
George Papandreou
Johnson
Athens
Papandreou
Washington
Philosopher Julian Marias Wins Kennedy Prize
Spanish philosopher and academician Julian Marias wins the 194 Kennedy Prize for work in the line and spirit of John F. Kennedy. The Madrid based North American Studies Institute awards a gold medal diploma and invitation to the United States.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPI
Julian Marias
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Madrid
North American Studies Institute
United States
Fire calls brief log across multiple sites and units
A compact log lists multiple fire and rescue calls including brush and house fires, first aid, and trailer tire incidents. Units include Ace Enginet VW Ladder truck 2106654 and various pm trucks responding to locations on Maske Road La Canada Drive Congress Street and Park Avenue.
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AEA B.mowEngine
Julie St
Speedway
Michigan Drive
Brown Ave
Wetmore Road
Palo Verde Ave
Park Ave
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