Air Force Majors Laud Education For Cadet Path
Majors Koenig and Keeler spoke to Phoenix high school students during 1965 Elks Youth Week. They urged top academic standing for Air Force Academy admission, noting 1,050 freshmen this year and a diverse two year instructor exchange program. They emphasized human pilots offering recall and correction in flight versus machine missiles.
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Robert W. Koeniig
John W. Keeler
Phoenix
Elks
Koernig
Alhambra High School
The
Air Academy
City Permit Valuations Show Drop
April permit valuations fell to 5,991,411 from 9,202,593 in April 1964. Year to date totals stand at 26,520,783 versus 33,243,185 for the same period last year, according to Herbert Middleton of the building inspections department.
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Herbert Middleton
Two Phoenix youths plead guilty in deaths
Two youths, Trindad Neriz and Eddie Peralta, pleaded guilty to one count of manslaughter in the operation of a motor vehicle for deaths in a drag race crash on North Central Avenue last August. They face sentencing in Superior Court on May 18 for the manslaughter charges tied to William Freeman 16 and his father Royal Freeman 46.
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Phoenix
North Central
Superior
Trindad
Robert Neriz
W. Jefferson
Eddie Garcia Peralta
William Freeman
Royal Freeman
N. 38Th
Russian Jet Flight Heads to Poland Amid Odd Cargo
A Russian jet airliner departs Bristol for Poland carrying a curious load described as nearly five million passengers packed in damp moss and young eels ordered from Britain to stock a lake near Warsaw.
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Bristol
England
UPI
Poland
Britain
Istock
Warsaw
Cows Worry Over Social Rank Says UC Professor
In Berkeley UC animal husbandry expert Prof Kenneth A Wagnon says cows judge rank by age weight aggression agility and timidity. A self feeder for eight cows usually sees only four eating at a time as dominant cows keep timid ones away, causing delayed meals.
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Berkeley, Calif
University of California
Prof
Kenneth A. Wagnon
Onassis Plans New Air Routes
Olympic Airways of Aristotle Onassis will open three new international routes this year from London to Corfu, Tel Aviv to Rhodes, and Frankfurt to Zurich to Athens. A Rhodes to Beirut service is also being considered.
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Athens
Olympic Airways
Aristotle Onassis
London
Corfu
Tel Aviv
Rhodes
Frankfurt
Beirut
Bystanders Rescue Woman and Son From Lagoon Crash
A Phoenix woman Irene Clark and her 10 year old son Albert were saved by bystanders after their car slipped into a Papago Park lagoon. Jerry Carpenter and J L Weaver pulled them from the submerged vehicle as a wrecker and off duty officer recovered the car.
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Phoenix
Papago Park
Irene Clark
Albert
20Th St
Jerry Carpenter
E. Franklin, Mesa
J. L. Weaver
Ninth St
Tempe
Carpenter
Mrs. Clark
Weaver
Sam Openshaw
Taxes Show Retail Sale Gains Here
City sales tax collections climbed above 100 million monthly with last month’s receipts at 841 444 and a projected yearly retail sales figure of 109 387 600. Use tax totals reached 100 000 well ahead of the 30 000 annual forecast, with 14 600 last month from auto purchases outside Phoenix. The remainder stems from equipment imported for local stores and businesses. Opossums are the fastest breeding mammal known. America’s only poached animal produces young about 13 days after mating.
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James Stively
Phoenix
America
Hypnosis Used to Identify Hit and Run Car
Phoenix police and a Tucson physician used hypnosis to rebuild the hit and run scene in a case that killed Cindy McKillops. Witnesses regressed to identify a light blue 1960 Mercury, with details negative for other cars. Police have logged over 1,000 man hours and ruled out other makes, while license numbers remain unknown.
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Cindy McKillops
Phoenix
Tucson
Hicks
Lowell Hicks
Maricopa County
Professor Paul M. Fitts Dies in Ann Arbor
Professor Paul M. Fitts, age 52, engineering psychologist and University of Michigan psychology professor, died Sunday of a heart attack in Ann Arbor. The news confirms his prominent role in academic research and teaching.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Paul M. Fitts
University of Michigan
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Ero
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Stively
Ninth Street
Highland
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Shirley Gutierrez
Eighth St
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Richland
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Ladlow’s
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Morley
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Clint Walker
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Scottsdale
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