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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1965

Page

18

Waterworks and Pollution Control Week meeting in Arizona

About 400 engineers, plant operators, superintendents and contractors will gather Thursday through Saturday for the 38th annual Arizona Water and Pollution Control Association conference at the Ramada Inn. Sixteen papers will be presented on water re use automation and control with speakers including Alfred J Steffen Jerry Allen and Gerol Smith among others. The National Geographic notes the Spanish Portuguese frontier is the oldest unchanged border in Europe.

Ramada Inn The Arizona Alfred J. Steffen Water Pollution Control Federation Wilson & Co Chicago Jerry Allen American Water Works Association City of Seattle Wash Europe National Geographic

Gold in There Dutchman Mine Tale From Hawkins

Amos Hawkins a 59 year old Pinal County sheriff deputy and Superstition expert believes the Lost Dutchman Mine lies in the Superstitions. He recounts a tale that Jacob Walz carried the mine’s secret to his grave and a dynamite blast sealed the entrance. Hawkins warns explorers to carry water and matches and to stay put if lost. He shares memories of riding horses, rodeo, and a career as a cowboy, prison guard, and livestock inspector.

Hawkins Pinal County Eden, Ariz Jacob Walz Walz Arizona Ranches

Hungarian Will Tell Of Revolt at Irving Elementary

Mesa bureau lecturer Frank Iszak, a Hungarian exile and research chemist, will discuss How Hungary Lost Her Freedom at 8 p.m. at Irving Elementary School in Mesa. Born in Hungary, he fled after the 1956 revolution, sought asylum in Western Germany, then moved to the United States in 1957. He is a Bay Area scientist and member of the American Opinion Speakers Bureau. The lecture, sponsored by the American Opinion Library of Mesa, charges tickets of 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.

MESA Frank Iszak Hungary Irving Elementary School N. Center Germany United States San Francisco Bay Area American Opinion Speakers Bureau Brookfield, Mass American Opinion Library of

Murder trial date set for three in tavern slaying

Three men charged in the Scorpion Gulch Tavern killing of Elijah T. Jordan face trial in Maricopa County Superior Court on June 1 for murder. William Dawson Baker 31 Frank LeRoy Gerstner 19 and Frederick William Hall 21 pleaded innocent.

Scorpion Gulch Elijah T. Jordan Maricopa County Superior Court E. R. Thurman William Dawson Baker S. Seventh St Frank LeRoy Gerstner South Mountain Ave Frederick William Hall

Boxed Deal Questioned: Three Pairs to Top It Off

A consumer asks if buying a box of three pairs is the best option to finish the purchase. The note hints at evaluating value and final add-ons for a complete package.

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