Highway Patrol Receives 150 New Cars
One hundred fifty new Plymouths costing $324 893.10 are being delivered to the Arizona State Highway Patrol.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
15
Asphalt to Be Applied on Central Avenue for New Look
Central Avenue from Van Buren to Camelback will receive a new asphalt surface this Monday. Traffic lanes will be limited to one lane each direction over the weekend. sections near 35th Avenue Van Buren and Seventh Street Camelback face restrictions for water line work. The central patrol fleet of about 300 vehicles will remain in top shape with routine maintenance. cars are retired at 50 000 miles to curb costs.
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Central Avenue
van Buren
Camelback
Vni Ray Null
R. L. Fisler
Fisler
Central
35Th Avenue
Melvin
Seventh Street
Colter
Allen
Governor's Club Push by State Democratic Chief
State Democratic chair Robert Allen invites top Arizona figures to join a private 100 member Governor's Club. Dinners with Governor Goddard would occur throughout the year for members to discuss party concerns and national issues. Annual dues cover meals and insignia with private dinners and selected guests.
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Tor
Washington Lawyers Club
Governor’s Club
Goddard Hasnor's Club
Sun J State
Goddard
Democratic Party
People of
Arizona
Nation
Existentialist Program Free Special to The Gazette
TEMPE The Reader s Theater at Arizona State University presents a free program of existential literature in the Lyceum on campus at 8 30 p m Wednesday. The evening titled Hell Is Other People features scenes from No Exit The Room Caligula The Stranger End Game The Maids Hungry Artist and A Clean Well Lighted Place.
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Tempe
Arizona State University
Lyceum
Sartre
Caligula
Camus
Beckett
Genet
Kafka
Hemingway
Picket Pays Fine After Radar Stop and Picket
Edward Suever of 3638 E Shaw Butte paid a $10 speeding fine and $25 for failure to appear after being cited for speeding. He returned with a sign to warn motorists at a radar site, facing additional charges of obstructing a police officer and vagrancy, with a warrant previously issued for failing to appear.
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Edward Suever
E. Shaw Butte
Suever
Justice of the Peace
Charles Coppock
Scottsdale Club Receives Charter For Local Chapter
Scottsdale National Sojourners and Military Order of World Wars figures presented a charter to the Scottsdale chapter. Lt. Abbott H. Goldenhoff, YMCA board member and former state commander, is chapter president with Col. William G. Eldridge as vice president and Col. Norman Edwards as secretary treasurer. Other officers include Col. William F. Watson as marshal and Col. James C. Crowson as chaplain.
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Scottsdale
Armed Forces
Abbott H. Goldenhoff
YMCA
Military Order of World Wars
William G. Eldridge
Norman Edwards
William F. Watson
James C. Crowson
Palm Paradise VII Island in Yugoslavia Described
A brief AP report notes a Yugoslav Adriatic island labeled Palm Paradise VII covering 86 square kilometers with several towns along its coastline. The text mentions numerous residents and nurseries, highlighting a developing community across four towns.
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Yugoslavia
PUHS Board Approves New Administrative Position
The Phoenix Union High School System board approved a new administrative post to track federally aided programs starting next year with a salary range of 9 009 to 12 969. The duties include updating the superintendent on federal programs such as the National Defense and Education Act of 1958 and the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. The board also authorized hiring a full time system doctor for 12000 annually. two part time physicians now serve at 5000 each.
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Phoenix Union High School System Board of Education
Tucson Bid for National Accelerator Laboratory Complex
Tucson joins several western cities in bidding to host a $280 million Atomic Energy Commission Research complex named the National Accelerator Laboratory. The facility would include a massive atom smasher and related electronic research gear.
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Tucson
Atomic Energy Commission
National Accelerator Laboratory
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Palm Paradise
PUHS
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Park Central
Washington
Guaranty
W. Thomas
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