Arizona Bank Names Branch Managers In Scottsdale
The Arizona Bank appointed two Scottsdale residents as branch managers. Donald R. Dixon will manage the Central and Osborn branch, while Ray O. Shawen leads the Northwest Village branch. Shawen replaces assistant VP G Carroll Pugh. Dixon’s career spans Yuma Mesa Chris Town and Camelback branches, with ties to the University of Arizona alumni group. Shawen, LA native and former Central Colorado Bank VP, has banking experience in Ohio and Colorado.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Bank
Donald R. Dixon
E. 3Rd St
Central and Osborn
Ray O. Shawen
E. Glenrosa
Northwest Village
G. Carroll Pugh
Ohio
Colorado
Central Colorado Bank
Camelback
Los Angeles
The
American Institute of Banking
Dixon
Yuma
Mesa
Chris-Town
Cleveland
University of Arizona
Chris-Town Lions
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Dickson Names Carlson Director
Franklin R. Carlson named chief engineer at Dickson Electronics Corp. Engineering director Dalton L. Knauss announced. Carlson has seven years in semiconductor fabrication and previously led diode material processing at Motorola Semiconductors Ex Division.
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Franklin R. Carlson
Dickson Electronics Corp
Dalton L. Knauss
Carlson
E. Earls
Motorola Semiconductor Ex Division
U. S. Sencor
Amusement Center Announces Weekend Winter Hours
Legend City will adopt new weekend hours starting this weekend. Friday 4 to 10 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Park officials cite longer daylight for winter visitors.
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Legend City
Kachina Pupils Win Fifth Grade Leaf Study Award
James Oatis Patricia Jane Kelly Smith Dick Lahti and Steve Coc hrane won the 5th grade science project leaf collections at Kachina School announced by principal R P Kiser. Lahti with two first place awards urged friends across eleven states to send leaves. his project lists over 220 varieties including specimens from the Kennedy family compound in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. The study supports the fifth grade flora of the United States curriculum.
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Kachina
R. P. Kiser
Dick Lahti
James Oatis
Patricia Jane
Kelly Smith
Calle Ventura
E. Medlock Drice
Steve Cochrane
E. Minnezowa
Kachina School
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Massachsetts
Jurist Delays Sentence For Agent Slayer
In Phoenix Superior Court Judge E R Thurman delays Frank Cota’s murder sentence to December 26 after defense counsel Larry Cantor cites an incomplete trial transcript needed for a potential new trial motion. Cota, 25, was found guilty of first degree murder in the stabbing of undercover narcotics agent Ray Singh, 28, with the jury recommending the death penalty for Cota. Pedro Flores Valenzuela, 26, pleaded guilty in the same stabbing and was sentenced to die in the gas chamber.
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Phoenix
UPS
Superior Court
E.R. Thurman
Frank Cota
Larry Cantor
Cota
Cantor
Ray Singh
Pedro Flores Valenzuela
Church Council Moves To Purge Racism In Churches
The National Council of Churches proposes a 12 point program to end racial discrimination in U S Protestant churches. It calls open worship for all races, interracial contacts, integrated church staffs, updated Sunday school materials, fair hiring in church services and investments, and desegregation of church institutions.
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Philadelphia
UPI
U.S
General Assembly
National Council of Churches For Action
Council
National Council
Church of Jesus Christ
No Patterns Seen In Past Voting On Bonds
Hunter Gooch reports that past bond votes show no clear pattern by neighborhood in Scottsdale. The $5.9 million school bond bid faces a Wednesday vote amid puzzling 1963 results and fears of higher homeowner taxes, with polling to be held at 16 locations.
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Scottsdale
Pope Paul VI to visit Holy Land January trip
The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will visit the Holy Land from January 4 to 6. He may also make a brief stop in Lebanon if invitation from the government is accepted, likely limited to Beirut airport. Lebanon’s Catholic population is about 42 percent.
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Upi
Paul VI
Holy Land
Vatican
Lebanon
Beirut
Middle East
Mesa Savings Robbery Suspect Sought After $2000 Heist
An all points bulletin was issued for a 20 to 30 year old slender man who robbed Western Savings and Loan in Mesa 2000 dollars after noon Tuesday. He handed a note to teller Maxine McCarty and fled with the bag of money. FBI joined the probe as authorities described the suspect’s appearance and clothing.
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Miss Karmen
U of A
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Indian Bend Rd
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E. Granada Rd
Fort Polk
Jeter
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Coronado High School
Circle S Shell
de Molay
Representative de Molay
Benny Viseur
John Tolson
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
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Ronald Balliett
AL Hartner
Walter Nemetz
Phoenix Police Dept
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Trader Vic
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Victor J. Bergeron
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Dickson
Arizona State University
Amusement Center
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Daily Progress
P.O
Arizona
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Church Council
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Forrest G. Pearson, Jr
56Th St
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E. Main
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Hunter Gooch
Pima
Supai
Citizens Advisory Committee
Hohokai
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Mohave
Navajo
Paiute
Sunai
Tonaloa
Yavapai
Ingleside
Tawan
Coronado
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ecumenical Council
Israel
Jordan
N. Scottsdale Rd
5Th Ave
Buster Brown
Buster
Pr. Free Club
Bootery
Scottsdale Rd
Lute
Riviera
Mohbilehome
N. Hayden Road
Mt. So
McDowell
Java Junction
Jolley
Mary Hilliard
Harper Nurseries
Ea RS Oy
Thomas Mesa
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