Nixon Endorses Idea Interchange At Lions Conference
Vice President Richard Nixon urged expanding person to person exchange with behind the Iron Curtain during the Lions International convention in Miami. He warned against naive optimism, saying Americans should talk frankly with Soviet counterparts while ensuring deeds accompany peace words. Nixon tied exchanges to promoting freedom and noted a need to stay strong until Soviet intentions are clear.
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Arizona Out of State Use Tax Act Goes Into Force
The Arizona Use Tax Act imposes a two percent levy on goods and equipment from other states brought into Arizona for use here. Exemptions include purchases in states with sales taxes, religious organizations,进口 from Mexico up to 200 per person per month, and poultry or livestock sales. A July 10 public hearing will cover rules, and the first report is due August 15 to address loopholes.
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Miller And Monroe Married A Quiet Connecticut Nuptials
Roxbury Connecticut reports Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller wed in a private Civil ceremony at Plains New York after eluding photographers. The couple, both tired and happy, planned a quiet celebration and a delayed honeymoon abroad once Miller secures a passport.
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Couple Injured In Hit Run After Threats Sent
Mrs. Sarah Jewell and her husband Walter were struck by a hit and run driver while walking along a road in Lexington Kentucky. Jewell said they had received three threatening letters in the weeks leading to the crash and both are in hospital with Mrs. Jewell expected to be released next week and Walter in critical condition.
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Lion Cub Blocks Driveway. Man and Pet Lead to Circus
Long Beach police discover 9 month old king cub in car front seat with John Shinners blocking Walter Ekola’s driveway. Shinners says they slept there while awaiting a Shrine Circus site. Authorities had previously asked him to keep the cub out of the city.
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Whisky for bites study begins at Tempe college
Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke, director at Arizona State College Tempe, leads a National Science Foundation funded study The effect of Ethyl Alcohol on Various Venoms. He will test ethyl alcohol on bites from Gila monsters rattlesnakes black widows and scorpions to see if whisky can act as an antidote while considering possible hangover effects.
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Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Amid Conferees Clash
The Senate passed its foreign aid authorization 54 25, sending to conference with the House. It rejected many administration opposed amendments and added 60 million for two special programs, still about 340 million below Eisenhower’s request. Final passage included 27 Democrats and 27 Republicans, with 13 Democrats and 12 Republicans voting no. Some Democrats argued the bill overemphasizes military aid at the expense of technical and economic support.
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Three Salt River Valley Children Die or Injured in Car Accidents
An 18 month old girl, Janie McClatchy, died after being run over by her father's car as he backed from a driveway in Phoenix. Two other children, 2-year-old Fery Skief and Deborah Maynard, were injured when displaced from or run over by moving vehicles in Tempe and Phoenix.
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Cabinet Sworn In In Austria Under Raab
Austria swore in a new cabinet led by Chancellor Julius Raab. The government includes ten members from the Conservative People's Party and eight Socialists.
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Card of Thanks for Dolphus S Smith
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted offered sympathy and floral tributes after the death of our husband and father Dolphus S Smith MRS MIRS M SMITH MRS JUNE WILLIAMS MR AND MRS KENNETH J ACTON CAPT AND MRS PHILLIP J ACTON
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State FHA Office Under Investigation
Senator Barry Goldwater announces an inquiry into Federal Housing Administration construction inspection procedures in Arizona. Albert D. Cole confirms the probe to determine whether established procedures were followed and were adequate, prompted by a Phoenix subdivision with FHA approved homes showing excessive cracking.
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State Registrar of Contractors
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