Group Names New Officers in Arizona Medical Association
Dr. Paul Jarrett of Phoenix was named president elect at the 74th annual meeting in Tucson and will assume the post in Phoenix next year. Elected for 1965 66 were vice president Arnold H. Dysterheft, secretary Charles E. Henderson, treasurer Arthur V. Dudley Jr., with a slate of district directors and officers across Phoenix Tucson Nogales Kingman Superior and other communities.
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Paul Jarrett
Phoenix
Arizona Medical Association
The
Medical Association
Tucson
Jarrett
Arnold H. Dysterheft
McNary
Charles E. Henderson
Arthur V. Dudley Jr
Walter Brazie
Kingman
Robert F. Lorenzoff
Journal of Arizona Medicine
D. W. Melick
American Medical Association
Daniel T. Cloud Jr
Robert A. Price
Central
Deward G.moody
Nogales
Southeastern
Richard L. Dexter
Howard W. Finke
Superior
Southwestern
Proposed Airport Draws Fire
Mesa officials oppose a proposed airport two to three air miles from Falcon Field. Salt River Indian Reservation leaders consider a Salt River bottom land site south of Beeline Dragway. FAA studies the reservation project as council weighs air traffic risks. Dog leash law draft planned for May 17 council vote.
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Mesa
Falcon Field
Salt River Indian Reservation
Salt River Bottom
Beeline Dragway
Lamar Shelley
AFL-CIO Set to Open Arizona Biannual Convention in Tucson
The three day Arizona AFL-CIO convention opens in Tucson with John E. Evans expected to be re elected secretary treasurer. Governor Goddard and Stanton Smith speak on opening day while Rep George Senner joins Friday speakers. Harkness may face opposition for president as Rhodes is honored at a banquet. about 300 delegates attend.
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Tucson
Arizona Afl-Cio
John E. Evans
Phoenix
Evans
State Labor Organization
Goddard
Tucson Inn
Stanton Smith
Aflcio
Washington, D.C
Rhodes
Postmaster Quits Office At Tempe
Floyd H. Miller retires as Tempe postmaster after 26 years in the job. He notes growth in Tempe from 1,600 people and three workers in 1936 to more than 40,000 and 68 employees today. Miller plans to retire to fishing as health concerns prompted his departure.
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Tempe
Floyd H. Miller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miller
Maple Ave
Aurelia
Annexation foes meet to plan challenge in Phoenix area
About 100 opponents gathered at Paradise Valley Civic Center to discuss strategy against Phoenix's 23 square mile expansion reaching Bell Road and 40th Street. Peter G. Price led attendees while attorney Frank Haze Burch outlined potential errors in annexation petitions and possible grounds for an official challenge.
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Phoenix
Paradise Valley Civic Center
E. Bell Road
Peter G. Price
Canterbury Drive
Frank Haze Burch
Price
City of
Bell Road
43Rd Avenue
40Th Street
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Maricopa County Medical Society
Federal Aviation Agency
James A. Petrie
Afl-Cio
George Senner
D-Ariz
William Harkness
Harkness
Fred D. Rhodes
America
Burch
E. Se
Christowe
Maryvale
Tower Plaza
Walgreen
Park Central
Sonotone
House of Hearing
Phoenix, Ariz
Apt
North Central
Ray Ried
Haldiman Brother Ee Eee Insurance
Los Angeles
Stay Charter Hilton
L.A. Int'l
Helicab
Westinghouse
Black Canyon HigHway
Micre
First National
Cinsured Custom Credit Loan Club
Arizona
I.C.C.L. Club
First National Bank
Bank OF Arizona
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