Cleanup Time in Arizona Commissions Looms
Arizona voters face pivotal choices in races for the Corporation and Tax Commissions. John Clark and Frank Mangin pledge honest administration to reform the Corporation Commission and isolate Eddie Williams. Waldo DeWitt seeks the long term Tax Commission seat with John Hazelett for the short term to restore integrity.
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Eddie Williams
Thad Moore
Arizona
Corporation Commission Reform
John Clark
Frank Mangin
Corporation Commission
Clark
Mangin
Waldo DeWitt
Tax Commission
Moore
DeWitt
John Hazelett
Obscenity Case Leaves Legal Questions Open
The city case on obscene literature failed to test the legal meaning of obscenity under Arizona law or the censorship issue. Michael Cosenza was acquitted not on law but because the magazines sold were not proven obscene. Adults must set their own standards as the legislature’s ban proved insufficient.
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Michael Cosenza
Arizona
Marsh Hawk Flying Through Tucson Skies Signals Migration
Arizona naturalist notes hawks migrating over Tucson with Desert Museum data showing stragglers on unusual routes. He describes marsh hawks dropping on prey and hints some may winter near the area as October to November migrations peak.
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Tucson
Desert Museum
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Lewis Wayne Walker
Arizona Sonora Desert Museum
No Decision Looms In 1964 Liberalism Versus Conservatism
The piece contrasts Johnson and Goldwater as the campaign dwindles, noting Johnson’s crowd rapport and dramatic endings against Goldwater’s steadier but less effective closings. It predicts a possible knockout or upset but calls the race a historic no decision on liberalism versus conservatism.
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Johnson
Goldwater
Self-Help Solves Unemployment in Three Cities
A Department of Labor move removes the substantial unemployment tag from Pittsburgh Chattanooga and San Juan. In Pittsburgh gains come from steel plant expansions and 13 week vacation clauses. Chicago? No, Chattanooga shows $88 million in new industrial construction including a $20 million Du Pont nylon plant expansion and freeway work. San Juan credits Operation Bootstrap with luring 1100 factories since 1950 aided by tax concessions and incentives.
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Department of Labor
Pittsburgh
Chattanooga
Tenn
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
du Pont
Bootstrap
Readers Split Over Mailbox Protests And Local Politics
Letters discuss blocking un stamped political mailings, praise for editorials on Amendment 103 for Arizona tax equalization, a Tucson debate featuring Dick and Folsom, and suggestions to boost Tucson tourism via travel folders mailed in envelopes.
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Tucson Education Association
The
Citizen
Arizona
Dr Ruth Hall Leads Three Lives In Modern Times
Dr Ruth C Hall directs the University of Arizona School of Home Economics, presides over the American Home Economics Association, and balances roles as wife and mother. She champions women pursuing careers while managing home life, noting equal pay and opportunities remain issues and highlighting her own dual role as educator and leader.
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School of Home Economics
The
University of Arizona
American Home Economics Association
Hall
F. Holmes St
Tucson
John E. Hall
Karen
Follow That City San Leandro Cuts Tax Rate Again
The city trims its municipal tax rate for the 17th consecutive year from 1.98 to 1.10 per 100 of assessed valuation for 1947-48, while maintaining high service levels. The mayor and council praise the fiscal record as a model for nearby jurisdictions.
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San Leandro
Consultanta
IRS Probes Hoffa for Back Taxes and Docket Disclosures
The Internal Revenue Service pursues about $100,000 in back taxes from Jimmie Hoffa dating to 1952 with examinations expanding to 1956 1960 and possible underreporting of gambling and race winnings. The case centers on Hoffa's Detroit Local 299 finances and related expenses with a mid October trial postponed by Hoffa request. If taxes are assessed Hoffa could owe substantial personal taxes and set a precedent affecting Teamsters funding.
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Jimmie Hoffa
Internal Revenue Service
Teamsters
IRS
Hoffa
Treasury Department
Owen Bert Brennan
Detroit Teamsters
John Kennedy
Senate
Brennan
Teamsters Brotherhood
Detroit
Treasury
Teamsters’ National Office
Regal
Unity in Faith and Christ's Fullness
A devotional excerpt citing Ephesians 4 13 and 1 John 3 2 urges believers toward unity in faith and knowledge of Christ. It speaks of final cleansing and a climax in spiritual purification, ending with a prayer and ending greeting. The text contains garbled closing lines and personal names.
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
United Steelworkers
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Edgar M. Hoover
University of Pittsburgh
Center For Regional Economic Studies
Pittsburgh Area
Tom Spurlin
Tennessee Employment Security Commission
Peerless
Rossville
Burlington Industries
Rossville Development Corporation
Burlington
Post Office
Mary Cahill
Miriam A, Geyer
Harelson School
Skipper" Dick
Sarah Folsom
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Cours
Dino Deconcini
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Mail
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E. Broadway
Trick
Ruth Hall
Eric Cavaliero
FBI
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Ruth C. Hall
AHEA
New York
Washington
Ruth Cochran
Monticello, Ind
Dr. Hall
Ohio State University
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Lafayette, Ind
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Purdue
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