Citizens urge public buffalo viewing along Highway 89
A layman urges the Arizona Game and Fish Commission to corral buffalo near the highway for public viewing, sparking debate about access versus hunting. The writer laments limited roadside history markers in Arizona and praises Utah's memorials, Zion National Park displays, and Hoover Dam tours highlighting easier tourist access and better treatment of visitors.
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Arizona Highways Magazine
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Pulliams On Flying Trip Around World
Eugene C. Pulliam president of Phoenix Newspapers Inc and his wife Nina plan a five week world flight starting in Los Angeles for Honolulu. They will visit 12 countries, write for 76 North American Newspaper Alliance papers and publish in The Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette. They will meet generals Ridgway and Van Fleet in Tokyo and Korea, visit Hong Kong Bangkok New Delhi and India, then Pakistan Iraq Turkey Italy France and England before reaching New York on Oct 6.
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Teenagers hold exciting jobs over summer break
Several Phoenix teens report high paying, lively summer jobs, including Virginia Ruth Howell at Grand Canyon Lodge as accordionist entertainer and waitress. She describes party filled nights and final performance for about 800 Utah City League members at Zion National Park. Separately, Safford hosts a Rogers and Hammerstein musical by 15 soloists directed by Mrs. Higgins, with Taylor Reed and Donna Cook in lead roles. The piece also promotes Seventeen Magazine Candy Stripers and youth service projects for Teens.
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Zion National Park
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Zion Canyon
Nephi Johnson
Beautiful West
Utah Parks System
Fred Harvey
Grand Canyon
Utah Parks’ Corps
Phoenix
Virginia Ruth Howell
Harold Howell
S. 31St Ave
Grand Canyon Lodge
Virginia
Utah City League
Salt Lake City
Canyon
Safford
Gila Valley
Arizona Junior College
Thatcher
Higgins
Marion Higgins
Taylor Reed
Donna Cook
Eddie Fay Bowman
Keith Carpenter
Fred
Benefit game ticket sales begin for police and firemen
Tickets for the second annual police and firemen softball benefit to aid crippled children went on sale citywide. The 8 p.m. game on September 20 at Phoenix Softball Park will donate all proceeds to the Maricopa County Chapter of the Arizona Society for Crippled Children. Co-chairman Roy Murray promised an even better show after last year’s hour-long pregame program. Tickets, 50 cents, are available from any fireman or policeman.
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Maricopa County
Arizona Society For Crippled Children
Roy Murray
Truman Determined To Get Oatis Free
President Truman said he would take whatever measures are necessary to obtain William N. Oatis release from Czechoslovakia. Press secretary Joseph Short conveyed the sentiment in a reply to a Sigma Delta Chi resolution from the Washington chapter executive board seeking Oatis freedom.
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Truman
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Short
Oatis
Sigma Delta Chi
Fire U S Attorney Bingham Says He Did Not Abandon Post
The White House and Justice Department clash over U S Attorney Frank C Bingham of Nome Alaska being fired retroactively to June 3 or on leave He says he is on accrued official leave with permission and has not abandoned his post while practicing law none.
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White House
Justice Department
U. S
Frank C. Bingham
Bingham
Truman
Nome
Alaska
New House
Missoula
Mont
U. S. Attorney
Three More Reds Jailed On Coast
Los Angeles daily report says three more Communist Party leaders are jailed in Los Angeles County on charges of conspiracy to teach and advocate overthrow of the government by force. Frank Carlson 38 Frank Spector 55 and Ben Dobbs 39 are held, with Carlson and Spector awaiting deportation and all three previously out on bail when FBI agents arrested them yesterday.
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Communist Party
Frank Carlson
Defense Committee
Frank Spector
FBI
Los Angeles County
Ben Dobbs
Carlson
Spector
Russia
Baby sitter confesses to strangling 4 year old boy
In Reno a 37-year-old babysitter Magdeline Teresa Hamlik confessed she strangled Robbie Podger after claiming the boy twisted her wrist. She said she punished him by ramming pajamas down his throat. Detectives report the child had teeth marks and throat injuries.
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