Arizona Senate Hopefuls Brace for Goldwater Effect
Arizona Republicans prepare for a crowded field as Barry Goldwater's presidential bid looms. Governor Fannin may bow out to preserve Goldwater’s Senate run, while Howard Peterson and Rent Jennings join a growing GOP lineup. Dems like Sam Goddard face a boosted four way race amid shifting loyalties.
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Phoenix
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Peterson
Supreme Court
Rent Jennings
George Gavin
Ray Elson
Carl Hayden
Fannin
Sam Goddard
Richard Kleindienst
Tucson
Goddard
Art Brock
Mike Morris
David C. Cox
Tribal Leader Carlos Elected Pima Mari Copa Council President
Carlos of the Lehi district, a former paratrooper, was elected president of the Pima-Mari copa tribal council defeating Vernon Smith who lost in this year's election. Dayton Andrews was re elected vice chairman as three councilmen were chosen from Lehi and Salt River districts.
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Lehi
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Dayton Andrews
Salt River
Myra Rice
Leland Pesis
Tehi
Salt River District
Billman Hayes, Sr
Johnson Enos
Smith
Virgil Brown
Raymond Enos
Gerald Silversmith
Gen
George Cassady
Alfred Sutterlin
Billman Hayes, Jr
Betty Pablo
Rockefeller urges Eisenhower Nixon coalition for Scranton
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller pleaded for a joint Eisenhower Nixon backing to boost Gov. William Scranton's faltering GOP presidential bid. He said an Eisenhower Nixon coalition would be significant as Goldwater leads and Scranton lacks visible endorsements.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Temperatures Over Nation
United Press International reports temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Data covers varying regional readings and trends across the country.
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United Press International
Estella Jodon Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow
Funeral services for Estella Jodon will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Mercer Mortuary for the 92 year old Phoenix resident who died yesterday. Born in Castalia Ohio she moved from Solon Springs Wisconsin. Survivors include two sons Nelson E. of Crowley Louisiana and Robert Jodon of Scottsdale six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Interment at East Resthaven Park.
Race Violence Spurs Integration Struggles Across Deep South
Report highlights clashes in Bessemer Tuscaloosa and Gainesville with white mobs attacking Black patrons and enforcing curfews while NAACP leaders in Moss Point address 300 marchers. Selma pickets face arrest and governors pull National Guard from Cambridge Maryland amid restored civil authority.
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Herbert Gavron
Gavron
City Commission
Gainesville
Tallahassee
Fla
St. Augustine
Monson Motor Lodge
Moss Point
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Laurel
Cambridge
National
Millard Tawes
Gardner leads Scottsdale Civitan Club installation
Gardner was installed as president of the Scottsdale Civitan Club at the Millionaire's Club, succeeding Bob Ronald who led the club for the past year. New officers include Dr. Robert Nelson as vice president Harley Cottrell educational vice president Dick Pass secretary Bob Harris treasurer Al Chandler Dr John Martin. Board members are Jim Peterson Dr Bill Reid Ronald and Bud Leonis. Co chairmen for the 1965 Fabulous Follies benefiting the Scottsdale Girls Club are Dr Bill Caine and Don Bekemier.
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Scottsdale Civitan Club
Civic Organizations
Bob Ronald
Millionaire’s Club
Robert Nelson
Harley Cottrell
Dick Pass
Bob Harris
al Chandler
John Martin
Jim Peterson
Bill Reid
Ronald
Bud Leoins
Bill Caine
Don Bekemeier
Scottsdale
Births and parents listed in Tempe notices
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trevin at 160 N. 77th St welcomed a girl on July 7. Mr. and Mrs. Side Hamstra of Tempe welcomed a girl on July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Celestini of Tempe welcomed a boy on July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reagan of Tempe welcomed a girl on July 7. Mr. and Mrs. Don Donahew of 707 Se. Fillmore welcomed a boy on July 5. Mr. and Mrs. George Giglin of RN E. Jackrabbit Rd welcomed a baby on July 6. May.
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Roy Trevin
Peggy Goldwater Turns 55 Today
Peggy Goldwater celebrates her 55th birthday in San Francisco as she hopes her husband may be named GOP presidential nominee. She flies with her son Michael while Barry Goldwater works in Washington. The family plans a reunion when Peggy Jr. and Richard Holt return from Hawaii. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee also approved a bill granting the State Department new protection authority for visiting foreign dignitaries.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Goldwater
Phoenix
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Barry Jr
Washington
Senate
Peggy Jr
Richard Arlen Holt
Hawaii
Thomas H. Ross
Torrance
Calif
API
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Prayer Ruling Studied by Lutheran Delegates
Delegates to the Lutheran Church in America biennial convention backed the executive council resolution saying the Supreme Court school prayer decisions mark a watershed. They warned against diluting faith through public school religious exercises and stressed genuine worship versus nationalized religion.
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UPS
The
Lutheran Church In America
LCA
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