Nine Phoenix graduates win ASU scholarships for 1965 66
Nine graduates from Phoenix high schools are named recipients of ASU scholarships for the 1965-66 year. Winners include John W. Liesenberg Dawn J. Crowe Judith Honer Judith M. Schott Christina Crowe Alfred Knight Wanda Custer Ronald Slater and W Stephen McDermott with awards ranging from 150 to 310 dollars plus registration and fees assistance.
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Tempe
Phoenix
John W. Liesenberg
Granada Rd
Arizona
Arizona Society of
Engineers
W. P. Shofstail
ASU
Wanda G. Custer
N. 35Th Pl
Phoenix Symphony Guild
Alfred Knight
Custer
North
Judith Honer
W. Butler Drive
Cortez High School
Judith M. Schott
Land Suit Refunds Ordered In Flood Control Condemnation Case
U.S. District Court orders Gila River Ranch Inc and other defendants to refund 125 800 of a 1 138 400 jury award or face a new trial. Judge Powell notes error in land value testimony and easement burden, directing stipulation to accept reduced judgments to deny the new trial.
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Gila River Ranch Inc
Painted Rock Dam
U.S. District Court
Charles L. Powell
Spokane
Wash
Arizona Increases Screwworm Eradication Efforts
Full scale eradication procedures are begun in Arizona after many screwworm cases. State leaders, ranchers, and sportsmen join the Southwest Screwworm Eradication Program with about 140000 dollars expected between now and July 1. Half funds come from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. the rest from state livestock funds and producer groups. Screwworm larvae attack range cattle and other warm blooded animals. Texas and other states have eliminated the pest, leaving Arizona and California.
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Arizona
Department of Agriculture
State Livestock Sanitary Board
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
California
Attorney Appointed in 600-Page Transcript Case
Derwien Grover faces first degree rape charges and has no funds for counsel. Robert A. Lukas is appointed to defend him as Superior Court Judge Fred J. Hyder notes the 600 pages of transcript. The judge grants a full weekend to prepare ahead of Monday’s trial.
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Derwien Grover
Lukas
Fred J. Hyder
Year In Prison For Car Death
Ariel Robles Banuelos, 19, of Tempe, sentenced to one year in Maricopa County Jail for manslaughter in the operation of a motor vehicle. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor manslaughter and illegal consumption of an alcoholic beverage after a crash on Bush Highway four miles north of McKellips Road. Passenger Olivia Noriega, 16, of 1902 E Sherman, died in the crash. Judge E R Thurman imposed the sentence.
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Ariel Robles Banuelos
Tempe
Maricopa County
Banuelos
Bush
McKellips Road
Olivia Noriega
E. Sherman
Arizona Guard to Start Summer Military Training
Arizona National Guard officers and enlisted men from the Howitzer Battalion 180th Artillery will depart at 12:01 a.m. for Ft Huachuca as 35 personnel from Mesa Tempe Chandler and Casa Grande armories begin a summer exercise. The 412th Chemical Platoon of XV Corps US Army Reserve will leave at 10 a.m. from Dugway Proving Grounds near Salt Lake City for testing chemical biological and radiological materials by the Army Chemical Corps.
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Arizona National Guard
180Th Artillery
Ft. Huachuca
Mesa
Tempe
Chandler
Casa Grande
XV Corps
U.S. Army Reserve
Dugway Proving Grounds
Salt Lake City
Army Chemical Corps
Not Guilty Plea Filed In Slaying Case of Three Prisoners
Kenneth Thompson, 18, enters not guilty by reason of insanity to the Federal murder charge in the June 21 slaying of Lyle E. Triplett. Raymond Richardson, 20, and Eddie Anderson, 26, also accused of beating Triplett while jailed in Maricopa County Jail. Trial for Thompson set for June 29. Thompson committed to Arizona State Hospital for observation. Anderson separate-trial motion continued to Friday.
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Kenneth Thompson
Fed
Lyle E. Triplett
Thompson
Arizona State Hospital
Anderson
Senior Citizen Camp Date Set
The Salvation Army hosts a senior citizen summer camp June 17 to 20 near Oracle. Men and women over 50 may attend. Activities include craft work swimming and hiking led by Mrs. Ethel Martin director of the Family Service department.
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Salvation Army
Oracle
Ethel Martin
Family Service Department
Constipation Linked to Hemorrhoids Promoted by SERUTAN Ad
An ad claims constipation causes hemorrhoids, describing swollen veins and urging daily use of SERUTAN, an all vegetable laxative, to relieve constipation and reduce hemorrhoid symptoms. It emphasizes moisture bulk and peristaltic stimulation and recommends purchasing at drug counters.
Paradise Valley Boutique Burglary Tally Highlights Theft
Sheriff's deputies report an estimated 3000 dollars of women's clothing stolen from Muriel Ross Miguel Inc at 5205 E Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley. The break in occurred around 4 a.m. with glass sliding door entry and scattered clothing suggesting a rushed exit.
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Paradise Valley
Sheriff’s Deputies
Muriel Ross Miguel Inc
Lincoln Drive
Alan Lowe
Miguel’s
Search called off after owner returns to car
A diary last entry dated May 25 led to a search in the Sierra Estrella area for Azarski Zygmond, a prospecting man southwest of Phoenix. Deputies said the owner’s return to the vehicle ended the search.
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Sierra Estrella
Azarski Zygmond
Phoenix
Soviet Diplomat Declared Persona Non Grata in Washington
The State Department labeled Stefen M. Kirsanov, a first secretary at the Soviet embassy, unwelcome for activities incompatible with his status. Embassy Counselor Zinzhuk was summoned and told Kirsanov must depart at once, though no charges or deadline were provided.
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Washington
State Department
Stefen M. Kirsanov
David Henry
Office of Soviet Affairs
Alexander I. Zinzhuk
Kirsanov
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
University of Arizona Receives Federal Grants Totals 255k
Government agencies approve funding for Arizona programs including 205,961 for agricultural projects at the University of Arizona. The Public Health Service adds 31,536 for nutritional sciences training and 17,220 for a water purification program.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
The
Public Health Service
Malays capture 14 Indo raiders in Johore clash
Malaysian forces seized 14 members of an Indonesian raiding band that landed at the southeastern tip of Johore state five days earlier. One band member was killed in fighting, and a defense ministry spokesman said the remaining raiders would soon be eliminated.
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Kuala Lumpur
Johore State
Defense Ministry
Are You Really In Love Ad Promises Surprising Answers
A Reader's Digest June issue promises a test of love and jealousy with quizzes on whether love is stronger together or apart, challenging the old adage that you’ll know when it hits you. The ad invites readers to buy the June issue to uncover eight more questions and the right answers.
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Reader’s Digest
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N. 40Th Drive
St. Mary's High
Ronald M. Slater
E. Portland Sr
Phoenix High School
Sun Angel Foundation
North High
Christina D. Crowe
E. Cambridge
Judith A. Ohl
E. Edgemont
W. Stephen McDermott
W. Myrtle
Cortez High
F. A. Gillespie and Sons
O. L. Bane
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
District Court
Gila Ranches Inc
Russell and
Celest Badley
Livestock Sanitary Board
Arizona Livestock Producers and Sportsmen’s Groups
Robert A. Lukas
E. R. Thurman
Alice G. Anderson
Salli Ann Hively
Los Angeles International Airport
American Airlines Stewardess College
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Anderson
William W. Anderson
Scottsdale
Miss Hively
Murray W. Hively
Arizona Guard
Oak
Dugway
Utah
Central
Cleaners
Keeton
Women’s Apparel Shop
Bartel’s TV
Camelback
Elvin Thomas Patton
E. Pasco Way
Patton
Daniel
Dern
Pieper
Princess Ting
Gordon Jewelry Corp
James's
WF Quality Jewelers
Phoenix’ Largest Jewelers
Christown— Daniels
Kerricks
Washington St. Thomas Mall
E. Thomas Road
Maryvale
Shopping City
51St Ave
W.indian School
Westdale Shopping Center
35Th Ave
W. van Buren
Glendale
Elgin
Hamilton
Are
Ersice
U.S
Uofa
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