Bolin Pushes Constitution Amendment for State Redistricting
Arizona Secretary of State Wesley Bolin urges a federal constitutional amendment to let states determine their own legislative apportionment. Speaking in New York before the National Association of Secretaries of State, Bolin argues population alone should not govern both houses and that states may balance geographical, social, and economic interests while preserving two-house structure.
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U. S
New York City
Arizona
Wesley Bolin
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National Association of Secretaries of State
New York
Congress
Strike Halts Paris Flights Of 2 Airlines
A nationwide strike by civilian air traffic control workers prompted two international carriers to suspend Paris flights. Finnair canceled its Paris Amsterdam Helsinki route while Royal Dutch Airlines paused Paris service amid security uncertainty. French air force technicians seized central towers and regional control, as operators seek higher pay and protest government disciplinary actions. Orly traffic ran about 75 percent with 110 departures and 108 arrivals. Le Bourget reported normal operations.
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Finnair
Amsterdam
Helsinki
Ronyal Dutch Airlines
France
Orly
Les Bourget
Arctic Is Goal Of Tucsonians
Connie Helmericks of Tucson and her two daughters Jean and Ann plan a three month voyage by 20 foot canoe from Taylor British Columbia to Yellowknife Northwest Territories to gather material for a seventh Arctic adventure book. They started two weeks ago and will base for winter jaunts in Yellowknife before continuing toward the Mackenzie River next summer.
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Arctic
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Northwest Territory
Edmonton
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Slave Rivers
Mackenzie River
Woman Dies After Apparent Home Fall
A 47-year-old woman, Margaret Cassell of 2601 E Blackridge Drive, apparently stumbled and fell against a living room table and was found dead today by her 12-year-old daughter. Police say she had been dead about 10 hours when discovered about 11 a.m. She was home alone last night. doors were locked at the front and unlocked at the back. Rescue Unit 2 and investigators found no evidence of foul play.
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Margaret Cassell
Blackridge Drive
New York hotel shortage eases after World’s Fair
The New York Convention and Visitors Bureau reports hotel room scarcity easing with midtown shortages the most severe earlier this month. Royal W. Ryan notes 450 to 1,000 visitors found rooms daily through the fair housing bureau at 19 Rockefeller Plaza, while more rooms are available above 59th Street and below 34th Street.
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New York Convention and Visitors Bureau
Royal W. Ryan
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Fair
Rockefeller Plaza
59Th Street
34Th Street
Only 29 Polio Cases In U.S. This Year
In 1964 only 18 states have reported paralytic polio cases, the U S Public Health Service said. The communicable disease center noted 29 cases so far this year versus 68 by this time in 1963.
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U.S
Atlanta
U.S. Public Health Service
the Health Service
High Court Post Taken By Linner
The Arizona Supreme Court named Marvin Linner attorney and former Tucson city councilman as administrative director, with a start date set for Wednesday. He will replace Allen Feinstein who resigned to focus on private practice. Linner plans to base himself in Phoenix and gradually wind down his Tucson law work.
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Marvin Linner
Tucson
Jesse Udall
Linner
Tucsonian
Allen Feinstein
Phoenix
James N. Corbett Jr
N. Court Ave
Linden St
Airborne vaccines seen as future disease shield
Denver scientist Dr. Gardner Middlebrook predicts mass immunization by inhaling vaccines could prevent tuberculosis polio and measles without injections. He notes fears hinder adoption and calls for collaboration with engineers to determine safe effective airborne doses.
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Denver
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Middlebrook
U.S
Horne
Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin Tours U.S. Parks
Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and his wife toured Wyoming’s Grand Teton and Yellowstone without drawing attention. After visiting an illuminated Old Faithful eruption in Yellowstone, the pair continued by car to Grand Teton Park and then to Denver, avoiding publicity.
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Wyoming
Anatoly Dobrynin
United States
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Grand Teton Park
Denver
Detective quits over chief remarks on having a child
Chelmsford England based detective Richard Ross aged 34 says he resigned from the police force after his chief urged him to have a child and even offered to speak to his wife about it calling her awkward.
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Chelmsford
England
UPI
Richard Ross
Fast Easy Way to Replace the Enema
An ad claims Dulcolax suppositories replace enemas for fast relief from constipation. It markets Colax brand as gentle, waterless and quick, stating hospitals use it for new mothers children and elderly, with relief usually in about 15 minutes.
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Dulcolax
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