Storm drifts bring rain and snow to Arizona mountains
Overnight rains left .25 inch in Tucson and snow reached 3400 feet in nearby ranges. Freezing temperatures hit Northern Arizona as high winds gusted to 43 mph. Voters face decision on federal impact funds for schools and 10-cent levy spending. Mayor proposes citizens committee to review capital programs for taxpayers. Eight dead on slick highways in a deadly weekend. Legislators begin overtime on tax equalization. Two men plead innocent in South Tucson gambling raid cases.
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Weather Bureau
Tucson
Arizona
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Davis
Citizens Committee
South Tucson
Benson Highway
Kennedy tax plan would favor small businessmen
A study indicates small businessmen would be among the most favored under President Kennedy s tax program. The Navy destroyer The Sullivans celebrates its 20th birthday next month with commemorations noted.
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Navy
Sullivans
Measles vaccine licensing move signals immediate market access
The Nation notes an imminent licensing path for two measles vaccines clearing interstate sale. Grim mood in Washington as a railroad strike over featherbedding looms around June. Victor Riesel outlines the crisis with rainfall causing floods in Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia.
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National Farmers Union
San Juan Capistrano
New York Stock Exchange
Kennedy in Costa Rica for Central American talks
World President Kennedy arrives in San Jose to meet chiefs of five Central American republics and Panama to discuss U S help for regional economic union and steps to check Castro’s influence from Cuba. The conference faces volatile rulers and shorter tenures than Kennedy, complicating unity efforts.
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Mother Séton
Baseball in Cleveland embraces Latin trio for 1960s flavor
Cleveland trades center fielder Ty Cline to clear room for rookie Vic Davilillo as the Tribe builds a Latin infused lineup. Fans cheer the youngsters while management smiles at early showings in an allusion to a growing wave of island talent. The same pages recount Bob Cousy’s farewell ovation in Boston Garden and note Bryant passing a lie detector test, while Wally Butts refuses the test citing weak physical condition.
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Bear) Bryant
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General Index Financial News Molly Mayfield Movie Times
Molly Mayfield reports on market moves and daily finance briefings. TV and radio listings note program dials and movie times influencing viewing schedules. Woman's View column highlights domestic topics and community updates.
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Molly Mayfield
Movie
Woman's View
Bissell Heads Chapter of Civil Liberties Union
Malcolm H. Bissell Jr. was elected president of the Southern Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, succeeding J. Michael Mahar. New officers include Prior Pray as vice president and Gerald Dulgow as recording secretary, with Cornelius Steelink as corresponding secretary and Ron Weer as treasurer. The board features Maclovie R. Barraza, Mrs. Joan Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth Estrada, the Rev. John C. Fowler, Jack Heimowitz, and others. Mahar outlined policies defending free speech and thought for diverse groups in Arizona, while the new president pledged support for a public defender law and affirmed the ACLU’s core aim: preserving constitutional rights for all.
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J. Michael Mahar
Prior Pray
Gerald Dulgow
Cornelius Steelink
Carrataro
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George Papcan
George Goldmark
Maclovie R. Barraza
Bissell
Joan Cox
Dulgoy
Elizabeth Estrada
John C. Fowler
Jack Heimowitz
William C. Lawton
Mahar
Phillip Malinsky
Papcun
Pray
S. Leonard Scheff
Shein
Steelink
James Webb
Arizona
John Birch Society
Arizona Planned Parenthood Association
ACLU
John Pemberton
New Effort To Be Made For License Renewal Bill
Sen Robert Morrow D Mohave says a new license renewal bill will be drafted to boost road money for cities. The plan would make large counties mandatory while small counties stay optional. Additional revenue from passenger car fees would go to the source, trucks to the state, with shifts to construction or maintenance depending on county size.
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Robert Morrow
D-Mohave
Morrow
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Four Tucson Schools Hit By Weekend Break-Ins
Four Tucson public schools were burglarized over the weekend with no clear link among suspects. Dietz Elementary lost three typewriters worth 150 dollars each after a back door window was broken. Howell Elementary reported a 240 dollar television taken through a nurse’s office window. Menlo Park School reports a teacher deterring juveniles as they fled with school supplies, and Safford Junior High saw a window smashed to gain entry with an empty Coke machine pried open. no items were recorded missing after an inventory.
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Palma St
Howell Elementary
N. Irving Ave
Menlo Park School
Fresno St
Safford Junior High School
S. 5Th Ave
House considers gas tax bill to aid counties and cities
The House weighs a gas tax bill proposed to provide substantial funds for counties and municipalities based on a sufficiency rating system. A renewal fee for license registration is urged as a complementary measure by some counties and ten cities. Both Phoenix and Tucson city councils have resolutions backing renewal.
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