Lynda Bird Johnson to join Arizona archaeology field school
Lynda Bird Johnson 21 daughter of the President joins a University of Arizona Archaeology Field School in Arizona for two weeks starting June 11. She stays with 21 students at Grasshopper Cibecue area on Fort Apache Reservation while the Secret Service provides guard.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Arizona
United States
Secret Service
Grasshopper
Cibecue
Lynda
University of Arizona Archeology
Raymond H. Thompson
Thompson
Tim Nicholson murder trial defense: no crime proven
Pasadena AP defense counsel Max Fink closed his final summation arguing there is no proof of a crime in the Dec 7 shooting death of Timothy Nicholson's twin brother Todd. He attacked key prosecution witnesses and questioned motives and consistency in their testimony.
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Pasadena
Calif
Max Fink
Timothy Nicholson
Nicholson
Todd
Pullman Sleeping Car
Cudahy Meat Packing
Fink
Tim
Four Families Sue for 600000 in Payson Jail Deaths
Relatives of four teenagers who died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Payson jail last January file four separate suits in Gila County Superior Court seeking 150000 each from 19 defendants including the sheriff and present sheriff.
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Globe AP
Payson
Gila County
Anderiff
The Williams Discotheques Not New To Phoenix History
The piece recalls Trinity Cathedral Parish dances in the 1920s led by The Girls' Friendly amid prohibition. It notes early records as music, mentions Joe Jenckes and Bob Lewis, and contrasts with modern discotheques while referencing Riverside, Arizona School of Music, and Whisky a Go Go's rising fortunes.
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Trinity Cathedral
Episcopalians
Trinity
Joe Jenckes
Bob Lewis
Joe
Third Grader Donates 50,000 Belongings to Scholarships
Bemidji Minn AP reports 92 year old storekeeper Fred G Troppman donated securities valued at 50 000 to Bemidji State College for student scholarships He notes his education stopped at third grade and says I was never given up He remains active in his general merchandise store contributions from a longtime resident support college aid
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Bemidji, Minn
Fred
G. Troppman
Troppman
Hasj
Bemidji State College
Glendale Board hears request to reconsider NDEA funds
Supporters of National Defense Education Act funding push for a hearing at the Glendale Union High School Board meeting. A year ago the board approved about 25 000 in NDEA funds on a matching basis, then opened review after a delegation asked for reconsideration. The Monday night agenda includes the issue. Glendale Boys Club expands board to 25 with new members and uses a 250 donation for shower facilities. A directive invites police to consider 12 and older boys for rifle training as summer hours begin. Estell F Stahl named Carrier of the Year for spotting a stroke signaled by a waving handkerchief, saving a life in Glendale.
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Glendale — Supporters of National Defense Education Act
NDEA
Glendale Union High School Board
Richard Hill
W. Royal Palm
Tuba City Schools Receive $480000 Grants
The U S Office of Education approved grants totaling 480000 dollars for two Coconino County districts announced by the Phoenix office of Sen Carl Hayden D Ariz Funds support additions at Tuba City Elementary District 15 and salaries at Tuba City High School.
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U.S. Office of Education
Coconino County
Phoenix
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Tuba City
Tuba City High School
New Date Set for Cartwright Bond Election
The Cartwright Elementary School District moved the $2,125,000 bond election from June 29 to July 8. Byron A. Barry Jr. told the board the change was needed to meet publication requirements for the earlier date. The bonds would fund construction of two junior high schools.
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Cartwright
Byron A. Barry Jr
Road project bids postponed to settle labor contracts
Bid openings for nine highway projects are postponed to allow talks on new labor contracts. Planned openings included Cordes Junction Flagstaff Phoenix area projects and Mesa Payson Wickenburg Kingman Holbrook Lupton Flagstaff Holbrook Tucson Benson sites with further dates postponed indefinitely by State Highway Engineer Bill Price.
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Cordes Junction
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Mesa - Payson
Wickenburg- Kingman
Holbrook - Lupton
Flagstaff-Holbrook
Tucson- Benson
Bell
Bill Price
Payson Events Barbecue Benefits Rim Rescue Unit
Payson hosts a Sunday barbecue at Bert Sprague Ranch in Star Valley to raise funds for Tonto Rim Rescue Squad equipment. The event features beef barbecue, beans, salad, bread, and coffee, with jeep rides and games for families from noon to 4 pm.
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Rim
Payson
Tonto Rim
Bert Sprague
Star Valley
Arizona Chambers Rally Against Right-To-Work Repeal
Phoenix and Tucson chambers condemn federal repeal of Section 14B Taft-Hartley as an unwarranted invasion of states rights. They note Arizona voters supported right to work in 1946 1948 and 1952 and urge citizens to contact Hayden Fannin Rhodes Udall and Senner to oppose voiding the law.
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Chambers of Commerce
Phoenix
Tucson
Allen L. Rosenberg
The
Phoenix Chamber
Newsom Holesapple
Arizona
Congress
Phoenix and
Tucson Chambers of Commerce
Chambers
Sens
Carl Hayden
Paul ‘Fannin
John Rhodes
Morris Udall
George Senner
Burned Car Mystery as Man Sought in Arizona Desert
Deputies seek details on a missing Sunnyside New York man after a burned 1957 Buick was found six miles southwest of Liberty and 30 miles west of Phoenix on Highway 80. Inside were camera parts and an insurance card issued to Gabriel M Walsh, 30, with FBI involvement and no body found yet.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Sunnyside
N.Y
Desert
Liberty
Phoenix
Tom Kimmel
Sheriff's Office
Allstate Insurance Co
Gabriel M. Walsh
Tom Bartlett
Bartlett
FBI Is
Walsh
New York
Arizona
Rangers Beat First Catalina Forest Fire Of The Season
A quarter acre blaze in the Catalina Mountains near Mt. Bigelow lookout tower was extinguished by Rangers. The fire started below the timberline and marked the season's first forest fire in the area.
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Tucson
Catalina Mountains
Mt. Bigelow
Timberline
Cool morning snaps Arizona record in Phoenix
The temperature fell to 51 degrees in Phoenix, breaking a long standing record since 1899 for June 3. Forecasters expect highs near 53 to 90 tomorrow with frosty readings across the state.
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Phoenix
Pharmacy Tests in Tucson July 15 17
Arizona State Board of Pharmacy will conduct examinations at the University of Arizona from July 15 through July 17.
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Tucson
Arizona State Board of Pharmacy
University of Arizona
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Estell F. Stahl
Arizona Letter Carriers Union
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