Camelback Inn Sees Best Year With Record Conventions
Inn reports its best convention year and a peak week as Camelback Inn hosts six groups this week. Dow Chemical leads 75 attendees at the western sales meeting while 150 NSGA members attend a seminar. Others include Kansas City Life at Mountain Shadows, Mystik Tape Co with 33 attendees, 80 Californians for a sales award trip, and a State Mutual Life Insurance regional meeting.
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Dow Chemical Co
the Inn
National Sporting Goods Association
Camelback
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
Mountain Shadows
Mystik Tape Co
Chicago
Borden Chemical Co
Southern California Gas Co
State Mutual Life Insurance Co
Massachusetts
Girl Seized. Five Stop Suspect Nab
An assailant grabbed an 18 year old girl in the 2800 block of North Seventh Street at 5 10 p m yesterday. A passerby couple in a station wagon intervened and a trio of witnesses chased back and detained the suspect until police arrived. The man, Ivan D Samuels 48, was booked on suspicion of aggravated assault. Witnesses included Robert G Holmes 28 and his wife Joyce. The three drivers who turned around were Henry R Stanton Cecil Vaughn and Jack D Curtis.
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North Seventh Street
Robert G. Holmes
E. Meadowbrook
Joyce
Seventh Street
Ivan D. Samuels
N. Robson
Mesa
Cochise To Get 2nd High Court
Cochise County will gain a second Superior Court division by mid summer after the board of supervisors approved the new division to relieve a case backlog that sometimes reaches 100 cases.
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Cochise
Bisbee
UPI
Cochise County
Board of Supervisors
Warning: Burglar Posing as Buyer Targets Homeowners
Police report a man burglarizing at least two dozen homes in a month by posing as a potential buyer. He asks to see rooms, then distracts owners with stories as he checks wallets. Fields notes the suspect is about 35, 5'10", 175 pounds, sunburned, alternates clothing, and about $400 has been stolen.
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Sgt
John Fields
Fields
Expansion predicted in service industries
A Western Management Consultants report analyzes Maricopa County's economy, forecasting a shift toward services as manufacturing declines nationally. The study notes services already employ about a quarter of county workers and will drive growth, supported by education, health, and tourism sectors, with manufacturing remaining a secondary but expanding activity.
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Maricopa County
Western Management Consultants, Inc
Maricopa
Arizona
Man Charged With Gun Killing Goes On Trial Here
Superior court jury begins hearing testimony in the murder trial of 57 year old George Grimmett of 1097 West Magnolia. Walter Cooper, 74, died after being shot in the head from Grimmett’s window as Cooper stood in his yard in October 1964.
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George Grimmett
W. Magnolia
Walter Cooper
Cooper
Grimmett
Maricopa County Hospital
Literary Evening At ASU Honors Swarthout Awards
The Arizona State University English Department will present the Glendon and Kathryn Swarthout awards for essay poetry and fiction at 8 15 p m in the Memorial Union upper lounge The event is open to students faculty and the public.
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Tempe
Arizona State University Department of English
Glendon
Kathryn Swarthout
ASU
Maricopa County
Memorial Cial-Industrial Center
Union
Jail Death Sentencing Set May 12
Raymond H. Richardson 21 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fatal beating of Lyle Triplett 32 in Mari copa County jail. He faces sentencing May 12 in superior court by Judge Ross F. Jones after a plea before Judge E. R. Thurman.
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Raymond H. Richardson
Lyle Triplett
Maricopa County
Superior Court
Richardson
E. R. Thurman
Ross F. Jones
Shooting of Dog Sparks Police Inquiry at Glendale Home
Police investigate after a german shepherd was shot in the enclosed yard at 6219 W Verde Lane. Owners Leroy and Mrs Hansen found the dog wounded on Sunday night. The animal remained in critical condition at Glenfair Animal Hospital in Glendale.
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W. Verde Lane
Leroy D. Hansen
Glen Fair Animal Hospital
Glendale
Kennedy speaks in Scarsdale amid illness
In White Plains Kennedy addressed the Scarsdale United Jewish Appeal annual dinner despite nausea that had forced cancellation of day engagements. Reporters noted he did not look well and left shortly after a 10 minute address before about 300 guests.
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White Plains
N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Scarsdale United Jewish Appeal
Kennedy
Nutrament offers balanced nutrition for seniors
Advert describes Nutrament as a ready to drink nutritionally complete liquid food for older people who do not eat enough. It promises balanced protein fat and carbohydrates plus essential vitamins and minerals in chocolate and vanilla flavors, sold at drug or food stores as a light meal or supplement.
Having Your Own Teeth Again With Dental Membrane
An artificial membrane named KiLXODENT or FixopENT binds dentures to gums, absorbing bite shock and protecting tissues. It aims to improve chewing, speech, and comfort, lasting around the clock and resisting hot drinks. consult a dentist if mouth tissues change.
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Herbold Pomade
Wild Flower Seeds Draw Nursuries To Specialty Trade
Wild-flower gardening has grown popular with nurseries selling specialized seeds and plants. Several shops now focus entirely on hard to find varieties, catering to enthusiasts seeking native and rare blooms.
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Inn Reports
Camelback Inn
Jack Stewart
Ted Vallone
Stewart
Miss Miller
Henry R. Stanton
McLellan
Cecil ©. Vaughn
15Th Place
Jack D. Curtis
Janet
Janet Holloway
Ellis
Phoenix Union High School
Triplett
Arizona State Hospital
Eddie Anderson
Kenneth Thompson
Anderson
Thompson
Beth
Israel
United States
Edward Dalton Company
Yvaneville
Ovas
Chiropractic
Teel
Melvin F. Morse
Doctor of Chiropractic
East Thomas Road
Phoenix
RCA Victor
Columbia
Library Today
Prdvic
Pegpie
Pegpis
Fies Americas
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
East Adams Avenue
Tucson
West Indian School Road
Flagstaff
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