Hayden Honored by Two Former Presidents at Testimonial Dinner
Arizona Senator Carl Hayden receives praise from Dwight D. Eisenhower and Herbert Hoover as he prepares a testimonial dinner on November 17. Letters from Eisenhower’s wife and Hoover express warm regard and regret at missing the tribute. Hayden, elected to the Senate in 1926 after 14 years in the House, has worked with six presidents including Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Eisenhower
Tom Chauncey
CBS
Senator Hayden
Hoover
New York City
Hayden
U.S. Senate
House
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Blind Boy and Dog Reunite After Appeal
In Mars Pennsylvania UPI reports Tammy a 10 week German Shepherd was thrown from a car and found after the Miller family appealed to media. Michael Miller 3 and Tammy had become close playmates. the dog’s leg was bruised but not seriously injured.
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Mars, Pa
UPI
Michael Miller
Tammy
Miller
United Press International
Mike
New Cold Front Heads For Arizona Weather System
The Weather Bureau warned a new storm would reach Arizona late today or Friday. It will drop temperatures in the north with scattered light showers and snow flurries tonight and Friday and colder air spreading southward by Friday. Moderate winds accompany the storm as it moves across the state.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Window Stickers For Tourists Now Available
The Scottsdale driver’s license bureau offers free window stickers for tourists staying 10 days or longer. George Carlin says bring automobile registration, stickers last as long as home-state plates, not over six months, and help pass through local roadblocks. Previously only Mesa and Phoenix distributed them.
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Scottsdale
Driver’s License Bureau
George Carlin
Carlin
Missing Couple Still Sought in White Mountains Hunt
SPRINGERVILLE Arizona SPRINGERVILLE UPD reports an airplane joined a search for a Phoenix couple missing after leaving Friday to hunt near Green's Peak between Springer ville and Show Low. Ground teams found a trace Wednesday as Sheriff Edgar Merrill oversees the operation.
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Springerville
UPD
Phoenix
White Mountains
Here
Ray Alberts
Green's Peak
Show Low
Alberts
Remains of 200 Japanese WWII Soldiers Found on Okinawa Mt Mafuni
The Welfare Ministry reports the discovery of about 200 Japanese soldiers who died rather than surrender on Mt Mafuni in Okinawa. Among them are believed to be General Takeo Fujioka and Major General Miyoji Sato of the 62d Corps. Bodies were found in trenches under tropical foliage with mines hand grenades and gas masks nearby.
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Naha
Okinawa
UPI
Mt. Mafuni
Welfare Ministry
Takeo Fujioka
Miyoji Sato
62D Corps
Sai
Scientific Study To Determine Negro Intellect
Alabama finances a controversial anthropological study to prove racial inferiority. Governor Patterson’s aide confirms $3,000 from the emergency fund funds Dr. Wesley C. George of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine for a three month summer research period.
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Ralph Smith
John Patterson
Bell introduces hidden desk calendar mikes in offices
Bell Telephone Co. announced the use of microphones hidden in desk calendars to monitor employee conversations with customers, signaling a new era of surveillance in large businesses.
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Toronto
UPI
Bell Telephone Co
Death toll rises as aid rushes to storm battered Belize
UPI reports hurricane Hattie deaths climb in British Honduras as the United States and neighbors rush relief. An official count lists 68 bodies, with victims including children from a demolished school.
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Belize
British Honduras
UPI
Hattie
United States
Belize City Devastation After Hallie Hurricane Rages
Eyewitness report details Belize’s destruction from Hallie as roofs lie toppled, streets flooded, and bodies and debris crowd the capital. Officials report 10,000 to 15,000 homeless, looting fears, martial law, and relief missions from the United States Britain and Mexico.
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United Press International
Lee Winfrey
U.S
Belize
Hallie
British Honduras
Cay Caulker
San Pedro
United States
Britain
Mexico
Jamaica
Guatemala City
Collin Thornley
Tatum Blvd widening bid tops six offers
Tanner Brothers Contracting of Phoenix submitted the lowest bid of six for widening 1% miles of Tatum Boulevard at $141,252.50, about 9 percent over the state estimate. The state highway commission will decide at its next meeting, with work slated to start north of Lincoln and Tatum and extend to Mockingbird Lane, finishing by March 15 next year.
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Tanner Brothers Contracting Company of
Phoenix
Tatum Boulevard
State Highway Commission
Lincoln and
Tatum
Mockingbird Lane
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Papago Plaza
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Janelle Wagner
John Connor
Paradise Valley
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