Governors Face Race Issue at governors conference
In Honolulu California governor Edmund G Brown backs a Republican bid for affirmative action to end racial discrimination. Oregon’s Mark Hatfield says Brown plus four Republicans would push the civil rights resolution to debate. The 53rd annual conference also contemplates a new chair and other political maneuvering amid party tensions.
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
John H. Reed
Maine
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Powell
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Fannin Urges Uniform Vehicle Safety Treaties
Gov Paul Fannin of Arizona urged at the National Governors Conference a compact for uniform safety standards for motor vehicles and a drivers license compact. He chairs the Western Governors Highway Safety Committee and called for state action to standardize out of state conviction exchanges and highway safety leadership.
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UPI
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Fannin
Western Governors’ Highway Safety Committee
Man seeks return of cars and Mexican coins seized at border
Mauro Ramirez of Nogales Arizona files in Federal Court to recover two automobiles and 14000 Mexican coins seized by U S Customs last month. He had been charged with smuggling coins to melt for silver content. Commissioner Gordon Farley dismissed the case on May 29. Ramirez argues the seizures are illegal and prevent transportation and operating capital. He asks for release of the items or condemnation action within ten days.
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Mauro Ramirez
Nogales, Ariz
U.S
Ramirez
Nogales
Gordon Farley
Tucson District 1 adopts tentative 1961 62 budget
The Tucson District 1 school board tentatively adopted a 20,954,856 budget for the 1961 62 year, showing about an 11 percent increase over this year. The proposal includes a breakdown of expenditures and revenues for district schools.
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General Fund
Board of Supervisors
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Justice Court No
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West North Justice Court
Ajo
Justice Court
Superior Courts
Pa & Recreation
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Aro
Arizona Children’s Home
Arizona State Hospital
Oonne
Pima County Budgets 1961-62 Proposed and Adopted Totals
The tentative Pima County budget for 1961-62 is outlined alongside the adopted totals from the previous year. The document contrasts changes in appropriations and expected expenditures for the new fiscal period.
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Pima County
Finessing woes and trump splits in a 1961 bridge column
Alfred Sheinwold explains that finessing the queen on a 4-2 trump break loses two tricks, while a 3-3 split allows safety. The correct plan uses a diamond entry to lead from hand toward dummy’s jack, initiating trumps. The dealer’s hand in the example suggests opening one spade with 11 high cards and 2 distribution points.
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South
Declarer
Opyright
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