Senate approves farm bill to head off 1964 income drop
President Johnson welcomed the Senate vote 53 to 35 on a two‑part farm measure linking wheat and cotton subsidies. House Republicans oppose rushing action, while House leaders weigh direct passage to the president after possible floor consideration. The plan aims to avert a large wheat income decline and includes two new cotton subsidies.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Charles B. Hoeven
Yowa
House Agriculture Committee
Johnson
GOP
Hoeven
Senate House
Uncle Alcyous Wins Love After Anti Kick Campaign
A local figure nicknamed Uncle Alcyous delivers sharp criticism of parents schools and authorities, campaigns for mayor and school board, and surprises town by winning election becoming one of its most loved residents for urging action over idle chatter.
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Alcyous
Man Flees Trailer Fire In Two Room Shelter
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a small two room trailer last night. Larry Rhymer, newly arrived from Phoenix, fled the flames with one shoe on and one shoe off. Fire loss, including contents, estimated at about $300 by Fire Capt. Clarence Harris.
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Larry Rhymer
Phoenix
Romero Road
Clarence Harris
High School Students Picket Anti-School Bond Meeting
More than 50 local high school students picketed an anti-school bond meeting of the Property Owners Protective Association then entered the Tucson Shrine Club to listen to two hours of speeches. SPOT members resumed picketing in favor of the district’s $19 million bond election as about 125 POA members and others attended. Speakers included Sam Feinman Dan C. McKinney James D. Winter and David C. Cox. Cox warned that teachers or others might seek jobs if the bond issue passes. McKinney urged more classrooms and reduced operating costs with a smaller $11 million bond. Winter opposed the bond, Feinman urged defeat, and Fridena warned of impact on low earners as taxes rise. SPOT said the group was not instigated by any faction and just wanted to hear views and present their own.
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Tucson
Students Progress Organization of Tucson
Property Owners Protective Association
Tucson Shrine
Tucson Shrine Club
Student Progress Organization of Tucson
SPOT
POPA
PDPA
Sam Feinman
Dan C. McKinney
James D. Winter
T. D. Fridena
David C. Cox
Arizona Home Owners Association
Cox
Phoenician
Arizona
McKinney
District 1
Winter
Jesse Hill
Tom Holladay
Flowing Wells High School
Holladay
Southwestern living ad seeks visitors near Sahuarita
A village sign humorously invites folks to watch for a snow plow as residents describe reopening sites near Sahuarita. Carlos and Antonia plan crafts for Casa Mexicana with kiln fired tiles and lanterns while a lion sighting deters visitors. Open house at 414 acre site priced at 1400 per acre. another 114 acre parcel at 2500 per quinta. market appeal centers on Mexican styling and southwestern living.
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Santo Tomas
Camino Catagena
LA Faria Azul
Casa Mexicana
Carlos
Antonia
Sahuarita
Beer and Liquor Official Smyth Dies at 83
Sid Smyth, longtime Arizona Highway Department official and executive of the Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association for 19 years, died after a long illness. He worked at the highway department from 1929 to 1943 and led the beer and liquor group from its 1944 start, later serving as public relations director from 1957.
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Phoenix
UPI
Sid Smyth
Arizona Highway Department
Arizona Wholesale Beer and Liquor Association
Smyth
Highway Department
Bond election suit prompts clarifications on publicity hire
School District 1 superintendent Morrow says court action to clarify legality of hiring public relations firm Judith Williams for a 19 million bond campaign is welcome. A Tucson court restraining order blocked payment after Williams cashed two 2000 warrants. suit seeks recovery from individual board members.
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Robert Morrow
Judith Williams
School Bonds Panel Planned In Tucson
Dr. Milo Blecha of Citizens for School Bonds Committee and attorney James D. Winter, opponent of Tucson District No. 1's $19 million bond issue, will appear on a panel tomorrow at Catalina Methodist Church. The 3:30 p.m. meeting is sponsored by the Commission on Christian Social Concern.
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Milo Blecha
Citizens For School Bonds Committee
James D. Winter
Tucson
Catalina Methodist Church
Commission On Christian Social Concern
Janice Tinervin
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