Scientists to Gather for ASU Confab Across Six States
Tempe ASU hosts annual meetings of four regional science groups drawing more than 300 scientists from six states. Events include four major addresses and 150 plus research papers over six days. Russell A. Nidey to speak on Astronomy from Balloons Rockets and Satellites.
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Arizona State University
Rocky Mountain Division
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Arizona Academy of Science
Beta Beta Beta
National Honorary Biology Society
Arizona Junior Academy of Science
Life Sciences Center
Russell A. Nidey
Space Division
Kitt Peak National Observatory
Tucson
AAAS
AAS
Physical Sciences
Life Sciences
Memorial Union
Injured Man Dies Twice in Funeral Home Rescue
John C. Griffith, 46, was buried by a collapsed gravel mound while working with a tractor shovel. A rescue team freed him, he was declared dead, revived on a funeral prep table, and later died at Erlanger Hospital due to head injuries.
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Indian youth admits shooting in federal case
A 17 year old Papago boy pleaded guilty in Federal Court to involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of 8 year old Loiutise Harris near Sells. Donald Harris had faced first degree murder charges after admitting he shot his cousin with a 22 caliber rifle on January 21.
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UPI
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Loiutise Harris
Sells
Discharged U of A Professors Appeal Dismissals
Two University of Arizona professors filed appeals with the faculty grievance committee. Alan Macewan an assistant botany professor and Larne Chapman supervisor of the Safford experiment station asked for hearings the first appeals since 1955. Macewan argues political activity led to his firing while the university cites teaching ability. Chapman says incompetence was given as the reason but he believes they want to replace him.
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UPI
University of Arizona
Alan Macewan
Larne Chapman
Safford Experiment Station
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Macewan
Chapman
Scottsdale Annexation Ordinance Annexes Contiguous Territory
Scottsdale Council passes Ordinance 15 annexing a described tract contiguous to the town. The measure includes map certification, street dedication, and emergency clause effective upon mayoral approval, with signatures dated April 11 1961 and official seal.
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Arizona Canal
Maricopa County
Arizona
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Scottsvale
M. B. Kimsey
M. E. Kimsey
M. E. Kimshy
Judge Clears Cotton Growers In Avra Valley Case
Four Avra Valley Marana cotton growers Cecil Anway Carrie Hale Cecil Payne and W Glad den were found innocent of violating an Arizona regulation on disposal of cotton crop remnants aimed at eliminating pink bollworm. Justice Norman Green dismissed the charges stating the regulation serves the public good and should be enforced.
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UPD
Avra Valley - Marana
Arizona
Cecil Anway
Carrie Hale
Cecil Payne
W.€.Gladden
Justice of the Peace
Norman Green
Kennedy confronts press glare on Caroline at school
Mrs Kennedy says media attention harms her 7 year old daughter Caroline's privacy. She describes photographers and public scrutiny outside the White House affecting ordinary moments like taking Caroline to ballet class or the circus. The First Lady vows to keep Caroline's routines private whenever possible.
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Haugh assails Arizona legislature as mob like at Tucson club
Tucson report cites Rep John Haugh blasting the legislature's majority faction for ignoring minority views and favoring inexperienced appointees. He warned the body can act like a mob, responding only to signals rather than voter needs.
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UPI
Pima County
John Haugh
East Side
Republican Club
Haugh
Senator Thelma Bollinger resigns from liquor study panel
Thelma Bollinger, a Kingman senator, withdraws from the Senate liquor study committee due to ownership of a liquor license. Her departure follows political tension over potential conflicts of interest and rule adherence in the chamber.
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Phoenix
UPD
Thelma Bollinger
Kingman
Senate Liquor Study
Kennedy college aid bill faces major changes in committee
Washington reports a House education subcommittee is continuing closed door work on Kennedy's college aid bill with major changes expected. The plan shifts emphasis from financial need to academic merit, prompting speculation about administration support and overall impact. Other congressional news notes Kefauver drawing up a plan on drugs.
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UBI
Sen. Estes
Kefauver
D-Tenn
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