Highway Deaths Mount in Arizona Toll
Arizona's 1964 highway death toll rose to 28 with four separate Sunday fatalities. Victims include Floyd Ray Patterson of Muskogee and Grace Lynn Tirpitz of La Brea, with Lorenzo Sanchez of Sanchez and Patrick Hassett of Tucson also killed. Patterson died when a semi's back wheels broke loose and rolled. Tirpitz died in a single car crash near Tucson. Sanchez was struck by a car east of Safford. Hassett died after a pursuit ending in a crash near a Tucson intersection.
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Arizona
Floyd Ray Patterson
Muskogee
Okla
Grace Lynn Tirpitz
la Brea
Calif
Lorenzo Sanchez
Sanchez, Ariz
Patrick Hassett
Tucson
Patterson
Seligman
U.S. 66
Jerry Bowers
Bowers
Confidence Man Loot Hits Phoenix Homes and Tourists
Thieves ransacked three Phoenix residences and stole about 10000 dollars over the weekend. A Fresno man lost 900 after a stranger swapped a cigar for nine hundred in hundreds. A Michigan woman reported 400 stolen by a purse snatcher on a bicycle. Jewelry and furs worth 7000 plus were taken from Chresanthe Stamatis and 1455 from William West.
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James Hicks
Fresno
Calif
Phoenix
Rachel Mae Congleton
Bay City
Mich
William Anthony West
West
Chresanthe Stamatis
Scottsdale Man At Williams AFB
Airman Second Class Robert Machen of Scottsdale Arizona is at Williams Air Force Base after serving in England. He is a flight operations specialist assigned to the 3926th Pilot Training Squadron. Machen, son of Milton and the late Mrs. Machen, graduated from Scottsdale High School and attended Arizona State University. His wife is Mary Ann Carmichael of Worcester England.
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Robert Machen
Scottsdale, Ariz
Williams Afb
England
Machen
3926Th Pilot Training Squadron
Air Training Command
Milton H. Machen
Sunnyvale Road
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Arizona State University
Mary Ann Carmichael
Worcester, Eng
Where Are 441s Those Estimated Federal Employees
Washington report notes a presidential directive led federal departments to re examine manpower needs for 1964 and 1965. Officials say 5 999 fewer jobs by July 1 1965 based on revised estimates, while disclaimers about exact figures remain.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Senate
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
Johnson outlines economic plans and GNP growth
President Johnson's congressional economic message cites GNP surpassing 600 billion dollars and rising to about 623 billion in 1964, with 585 billion in 1963. He calls for rapid passage of a tax cut, warns on inflation, and proposes automation study and higher overtime rates while targeting job creation and poverty reduction through education, health access, and federal redevelopment.
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U.S
Johnson
Chief To Address Realtors Meeting
Police Chief Walter Nemetz will speak to the Scottsdale Real Estate Board tomorrow at 7 30 a m at the Safari Hotel. The board meets twice a month at the hotel.
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Walter Nemetz
Scottsdale Real Estate Board
Safari Hotel
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United Press International
U.S. 80
Tirpitz
Lucy Hack
Anahime
Hassett
Clark Brothers
Frits McTarnahan
Walla Walla, Wash
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Jerry Middleman
Trader Vic's
Trader Vic
5Th Ave
Scottsdale Rd
Bonanza
Reno
Boriativa Air Lines
Apeles
Funere
Pia
Cai
Congress
Julian Ragland
Arizona Loods, Inc
Public Service
Prbiic Service Company
Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association
Old Scottsdale Road
Pauline D. Rianio
State
Maricopa
Pauline D. Rainio
County of Maricopa
State of Arizona
Jean Fallon
Notary
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