Senators accuse governor over muzzling key witness
City and state legislators allege Gov. Fannin muzzled Dr. C. P. Neumann of Tucson, a prime witness in a joint Senate hearing. The governor denies the charges raised by Sen. Sol Rhee and Sen. David Palmer. A separate ruling dismisses a grand theft charge against Lilian Howard over a city paycheck. The Air Force V2 unit moves from Texas to Davis-Monthan AFB, bringing 5.1 million payroll and 620 new families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Welfare Board
Fannin
C. P. Neumann
Tucson
Senate Committee
Sen
Sol Rhee
Pima
David Palmer
Yavapai
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Lilian Howard
Air Force
Texas
Davis-Monthan Afb
Supreme Court tone and voting decision spurs political power fight
Washington report details the Supreme Court decision described as tone based on one person one vote, provoking lawyers to push for greater political power for city residents. An opposing leader foresees a lengthy controversy ahead. Also notes Senate actions on budgeting and Soviet airspace warnings, plus a House subcommittee on news management examining government deception during the Cuban crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
House
The Nation Says Soaring Sixties May Begin Around 1965
Walter W. Heller, presidential economic adviser, forecasts a 1965 start for the Soaring 60s with two big caveats. A columnist ridicules liberal victory over the tail fin in The Passing Of The Tail Fin. Page 1 and Page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Heller
John Chamberlain
World Latin American Communists wary of Alliance progress
Columnist Roscoe Drummond says evidence shows the Alliance for Progress makes headway as World Latin American Communists voice concern. Kennedy tells Central American presidents Costa Rica talks aim to bolster resistance to subversion and raise common welfare. Cuban exile commandos claim shelling of a Russian camp and ship on Cuba's north coast with sailors wounded. Morocco accuses France of an atomic test in the Algerian Sahara and vows protest while Algeria threatens to break pacts. Two Vietnamese officers in exile in Cambodia predict Diem will be ousted this year.
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Alliance For Progress
Roscoe Drummond
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Cuba
Havana
Morocco
Algerian Sahara
Algeria
France
Diem
Cambodia
Williams boosts Indians with new batting punch
Ted Williams rates an assist for the Cleveland Indians as the team rides four wins in five games following his batting instruction films. The Indians crushed the Cubs 16-6 yesterday, reflecting improved offense and Williams’ influence.
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Ted Williams
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Chicago Cubs
One Vote Decision Prompts Mixed Views On Power Shifts
The Supreme Court's 8-1 Baker v Carr ruling boosts city and suburban power by endorsing one person one vote for state legislatures. Lawyers foresee widespread reapportionment, while critics warn of prolonged litigation and political upheaval. Georgia's county unit system is struck down, aligning with equal weight for all statewide votes.
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Georgia
Douglas
Justice Harlan
England
Harlan
Supreme Court
Congress
Maryland
Michigan
Senate
Rhyne
U. S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
Chicago
New York Publishers Stand Pat Over Peace Pact Talks
New York eight closed newspapers refuse to alter the mayor's peace contract. Striking ITU Local 6 printers vote to continue the walkout as publishers insist the terms are final. Separate strikes by photoengravers and mailers join the stoppage amid AFL-CIO union unity fractures.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Powers
The
Post
Elmer Brown
ITU
Rank and File
Photoengravers
Mailers Union
Afl-Cio
Independent Deliverers Union
Prize Winners in Our 67th Anniversary Drawing
A long list of prize winners following a no purchase necessary rule. Names and addresses span numerous streets and cities, highlighting residents who won in the anniversary drawing. The notice emphasizes no need to be present to win and includes many individual winners with partial addresses.
Exciting Womens Sportswear Group in 100 Percent Cotton
A fine quality collection of sports separates in 100 percent cotton from a favored maker. Includes fully lined slim skirts capris sleeveless crop top blouse and collared roll up sleeve blouse in matching color prints. Wash care is drip dry colors coral black or light green.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Budget Bureau
Karl Mundt
S.D
U.S
Saturday Evening Post
Wally Butts
SEC
Arizona
Frank Lancet
Wildcats
Oregon State
General
Bridge
Financial News
Charlie Molly Mayfield
Woman's View
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles S. Rhyne
American Bar Association
Brevard Crihfield
Council of State Governments
Crihfield
Felix Frankfurter
E. Sth
Alvernon
Federal
DBFOS
Dacron Casuals
Ocones
S. Armstrong
Ease Tawa
Penelope Atha
East Water
Susan Barker
East Flower St
Hope Benson
South Stewart
L. Birmingham
East Miles St
Elizabeth Boyle
E. Monte, Vista
Wanda Brown
East Greenlee
Mildred Backett
East Fifth Ave
Fern Callahan
East First St
G. T. Coe
South Valley Rd
Joe Corey
Suffolk Drive
Mary Frances Corsa
East Broadway
E. W. Czerny
Avenida de Palenas
Vera B. Dahlman
West Vermont St
Bernard E. Farley
Manchester
Albert L. Ferris
South Fourth Ave
Jan Gardner
Romero St
Chuck M. Gin
North Sixth Ave
Della Goodey
West
MacArthur St
J. A. Hendison
Base
Glenn St
Lauralee A. Hershey
North Silverbell Rd
F. W. Hoosell
East Hampton St
R. Lewis
East Second St
Jean Lopez
Judith L. McCullough
East Speedway
Barbara McGriff
East Silver St. Carol
Pase Eastland St. Re
Joe Moraes
East
Eastland
Mabel Nelson
Sylvia St
W. A. Niering
Fast
Mabel St
Anne Orzolek
East 25Th Se
T. C. Parker
E. Hawthorne
Arda
Padterson
West Allegheny
St. Mes
B. J. Pridgen
Fr. Lowell Rd
W. B. Pyle
East Spring St
Eva Rodriguiez
McCormick Sr
F. D. Rollins
Palm Rd
G. Rochrock
Ease Juanita St
Howard Russell
East Bermuda
Karen Schaub
Speedway
Bertha Schmitt
South Third Ave
L. C. Shields
North Linda Ave
Jack Slaughter
Leonardo da Vinci
Mayme D. Smith
N. Longfellow
Amy C. Stipp
North
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Capri
Skire
Jamaica
Jacome
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