Matheson Enters Race After Pickrell Withdrawal
The withdrawal of Atty. Gen. Robert Pickrell from the Republican gubernatorial race boosts Rep. John Haugh and opens the door for Mac Matheson to enter. Pickrell’s exit shifts support to Richard Keinendienst while Matheson contemplates filing by July 10, weighing petition work. Haugh campaigned at a Yuma rally with Gov. Paul Fannin and William Kimble, criticizing the Supreme Court on legislative reapportionment.
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Robert Pickrell
John Haugh
Gima
Mesa
Phoenix
Richard Keindienst
Haugh
Plura
Pickrell
Matheson
Stewart Udall
Congress
Morris Udall
Evan Mecham
GOP
U.S
Mecham
Carl Hayden
Johnson Proposes 6 Day Week for Congress
President Johnson calls for a six day work week for Congress until after the Republican National Convention. GOP leaders in Congress denounce the plan as unfair and an attempt to sabotage the convention. The White House wants action on about 30 bills including civil rights and anti poverty programs before adjournment.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Charles 4. Halleck
Indiana
United States
Rep
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
GOP
San Francisco
Senate
Appalachian
No Doctor Called In Stabbing Death Trial Opens
James Rus sell Morgan died from a chest stab wound on June 2. At a preliminary hearing for his wife Pauline Morgan, 38, charged with second degree murder, neighbors testified the victim received an ambulance call but no doctor. Paramedics said Morgan appeared alive briefly before dying. Pathologist Dr Louis Hirsch said death resulted from a blood clot due to knife penetration.
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James Russell Morgan
Morgan
Pauline
Justice of the Peace
Tahy LaVetter
Phyllis E. McMasters
Morgans
N. Elaine Blvd
Divorcee Sentenced In Check Case
Irene N Nuss was sentenced to 31 5 years in state prison after a jury found her guilty of one bogus $20 check at a downtown department store on March 3. Prosecutors said she is suspected in 20 other checks and plan to drop the remaining five counts.
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Irene N. Nuss
Raul Castro
John Neubauer
Nuss
10Th Ave
Scotsmen Face Heavy Cater At Shrewsbury Games
In Shrewsbury England officials rejected a cater for the first highland games as too heavy to throw. The object, a large pot used to test strength, was claimed to be three times too heavy and required five men to lift.
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Shrewsbury
England
UPI
Sunnyside School District Reveals Tentative Budget
Sunnyside School District unveils tentative budget totaling 3,285,740 with 2,221,095 for elementary and 1,054,645 for high school. Superintendent John Herrera says figures may change before final approval and notes increases from the prior year, following a board meeting.
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Sunnyside
John Herrera
Herrera
UA Alumni Club Elects Officers
Robert M. Vance of 3380 E Arroyo Chico was elected president of the University of Arizona Alumni Club of Tucson. New officers include A V Grosetta and Barbara Wade as vice presidents, Barbara Baldwin as secretary, and Dale Edwards as treasurer. Directors for three-year terms are Harry B Chambers Richard V Ginter Lorraine Drachman Carolyn Wilcox Kemmeries Mildred Wood.
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Robert M. Vance
E. Arroyo Chico
University of Arizona Alumni Club of
Tucson
Desert Ventures
Vance
Philip Vito
Vito
A V. Grosetta
Gary Wade
Barbara O'Dowd
Tom Salyer
Barbara Baldwin
Dale § Edwards
Harry B Chambers
Richard V. Ginter
Roy E. Drachman
Lorraine McCallum
William F. Kemmeries
Carolyn Wilcox
George H. Hawk
Mildred Wood
Oath Case Action Set For July Opening Brief
Barbara Kilbrandt challenges Arizona loyalty oath with opening brief set for July 13 before the Arizona Supreme Court. The U S Supreme Court sent the case back for reconsideration after last year upholding the oath. Oral arguments are scheduled for October 7 with input from Phoenix Civil Liberties Union.
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Barbara
Kilbrandt
Arizona Supreme Court
Washington State
Arizona High Court
Washington
Struckmeyer
Phoenix
The
Civil Liberties Union
Tucson Daily Citizen
Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arioneion
Cartier
Arc
Tucsen
Owner Returns to Tucson Home Burglary Looted
Phillip F. Haas returned to Tucson after a 17 day trip and found a burglary at 3922 E Cooper St. Entry was forced with a sharp instrument on a patio door. Loot included a 1300 coin collection, a two foot square safe, liquor valued at 375 dollars and a 113 dollar camera. Total damage estimated at 10 dollars.
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Phillip F. Haas
Tucson
E. Cooper
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Arizona
W. Edward Morgan
US. Supreme
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Morse
Jung
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E. Broadway
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eTune
Johansen, Lewis Designs
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Paradise Kittens
Eve
Pennington
Revere
New Revere Ware
Dutch Oven
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