Peabody College President to Speak at ASU Commencement
Dr Felix C Mobb president of George Peabody College will address Arizona State College graduates at the 1962 commencement in the Men's Gymnasium He will speak on The Price of Excellence A total of 377 students will receive baccalaureate master and specialist degrees with 264 bachelor 111 master and two specialist degrees awarded Dr J Lawrence Walkup will confer degrees Samuel Mortis Globe board president will offer brief remarks Patsy Curry will conduct music invoking by Rev John C Jenkins and sermon by Rev Paul McReynolds The speaker has held multiple roles at Peabody since 1948 and joined its presidency in 1981 He has coordinated Peabody efforts for Korea and serves on several education boards.
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Felix C. Mobb
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
Arizona State College
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Jovizana State College Orchestra
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John C. Jenkins
First Southern Baptist Church
Flagstaff
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First Christian
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George Peabody College
Peabody Library School
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Wie Peabody College of Educational Assistance
Republic of Korea
Fouthwesteen
White House
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American Council On Education
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
Nuclear Shocks Hit Two Testing Sites In May
The United States conducted two more nuclear detonations in May. One occurred in the Pacific near Christmas Island at about 10 30 am EST and was an intermediate yield device dropped from an airplane. The Nevada underground test yielded less than 20 000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Christmas Island
Opening Ceremonies at Navajo Ordnance Depot Celebrate NOD
Hundreds gathered at the windy Navajo Ordnance Depot parade grounds for the Northern Arizona base open house. Governor Paul Fannin lauded NOD operations and military strength while noting the base’s economic impact of over four million dollars annually. Local leaders and Hopi and Navajo dignitaries received awards, with Col John B. M. Goetz presented a Kachina Doll and chamber life membership.
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Eric Lundberg
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Avienna
Tocal
Gov. Fann
Fannin
U. S
Northland Post
Flagstaff
Harry L. Field
Plagstaff
Teamster Boss Indicted On Two Separate Charges
Federal jurors indict Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa on two counts charging violation of the Taft Harley Act and illegal collection of millions through an Nashville based auto transport firm. Ken nedy and aides led McClellan committee probe into labor practices. Hoffa pleads innocent to one assault charge while a Chicago union official says Hoffa shed no tears.
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James R. Wofia
Auro Transport Firm
Nashville
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
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Chicago
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Regents clear talks on controversial Arizona medical school issue
Arizona Board of Regents met at Arizona State College and cleared the deck for a two hour session. Discussion centered on controversy over establishing a state medical school. Regents approved building plans at Arizona State College including an $825,000 Liberal Arts Building and a large women’s dormitory. A campus improvement program and a Grand Canyon area survey grant were approved. Names for new appointments were submitted, with several faculty roles listed. Continued on page two.
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Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona State College
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Globo
Auttsma State University
G. Homer Durham
Artigua State College
J. S Lawrence
Liberal Avis
ASC
Rado
Grand Canyon
Kent Walkup
Raber Mbller
Utah State
Avriculture and Applied Sciences
Logan
John P. Revd
University of
Glen Canyon Dam Contract Ratification Near
Phoenix reports workers at Glen Canyon Dam have been offered a new contract through next spring. The plan covers wages for labor groups and would be settled after union votes, with terms potentially guiding broader talks among construction interests and the federal government.
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Flagstaff Rehabilitation Center chronicled in community piece
The Flagstaff Rehabilitation Center near Flagstaff High School is described as a modest, well-used facility with walking rails muscle aids a round wall mounted tool and weights to aid stroke nerve and joint recovery. Mrs Kuhne and Dr Wrodall lead the center with support from Coconino County Medical Society and local residents funding small improvements.
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Flagstaff Rehabilitation Center
Flagstaff High School
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Ter World
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Northland Men On Commission Move Drops Plans
A Phoenix attorney Kevin Croton leads a restructuring effort within the Northland Men On Commission connected to the Arizona Advisory Commission of the U.S. Civil Rights. The group aims to advance oversight and dialogue on minority rights issues in the region.
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Ve. Reset
Heavy Rain Alerts Marines in Southeast Asia Border Patrol
Heavy monsoon rains hamper Marine operations near the Laos border as U S forces bolster defenses in Thailand. General officers visit Bangkok and Phitsanuloke to inspect units including the 300th Tactical Group and F 15 jets while Laos political moves unfold.
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Arizona group hears on manual for justice of the peace
About 70 members of the Arizona Association of Justices of the Peace City Magistrates and Constables met in Winslow. Chief Justice Charles C Bernstein spoke on coordinating justice courts and a new manual of court procedures, drawn from seven volumes, was announced as nearly finished.
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Justices of the Peace
Arizona Supreme Court
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Justice Bernstein
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Navajo County
Robert W. Prochnow
Cocaying County
Parachute Change Delays Carpenter Return From Orbit
Engineers changed the parachute system to return astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter safely from orbit. The modification raised toezicht on the mission as it delayed the splashdown to at least February 20. The drogues deployed early, stabilizing at 27,000 feet, while the main chute deployed automatically at about 10,000 feet, ensuring a safe landing.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
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Potomac Fever and Washington Payroll Debates
A chaotic Washington scene features claims of rising government employment under a Teemedly Administration and calls to challenge segregated polling. The League of Women Voters may push back as political clout shifts amid subpoenas from a Santer McClelti committee and debate over voter discrimination.
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