Goldwater to Speak at Cattlemen Registry Meeting
Performance Registry International aims to draw about 400 cattlemen to Tucson for its eleventh national conference at the Pioneer International Hotel. The two day event begins September 26 with Barry Goldwater listed as a principal speaker. Dr Bruce Taylor of the University of Arizona chairs the program as PRI outlines its agenda.
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Performance Registry International Organization
Tucson
Pioneer International Hotel
Barry Goldwater
MST Cited For Role In Bond Drives
Mountain States Telephone has been cited by the U S Treasury for outstanding participation in U S Savings Bonds programs. Four thousand seven hundred seventy six Arizona employees, 87 8 percent of the state workforce, participate in payroll deductions for Series E bonds. Fourteen hundred thirty seven joined the company wide 1966 Star Spangled Savings Bond Campaign. The program ends August 5 and total MST participants reach over twenty thousand across eight states.
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Mountain States Telephone
U.S. Treasury Department
U.S
Arizona
Mountain States
Arizona Cattle Standards Discussed At Conference
A conference outlines national cattle standards focusing on weaning weight yearling growth and carcass quality. Taylor says the goal is to improve herd quality by measuring offspring traits such as growth fertility and marketability. Arizona has 19 conference members from both registered and commercial herds.
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Taylor
Arizona
IRS Closes Pasadena Playhouse Action Shuts Longtime Theater
IRS agents sealed the Pasadena Playhouse citing failure to pay 31 million dollars in employee withholding taxes. Executive producer Albert McCleery said a fundraising drive aims to raise funds to cover taxes by September 2 and settle 400000 dollars owed to other creditors.
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Pasadena
Calif
Internal Revenue Service
Pasadena Playhouse
IRS
Albert McCleery
Playhouse
Show Schedule Times Furnished by Theaters
Tuesday listings show cinema times for multiple titles including Fireball, Hercules, and Son of Katie Elder. The page foregrounds capacity details and theater notices while noting varying showtimes throughout the day.
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Xapacthe
Vardis
Amiracees
Teres Uflest
Prince
Hercules
Maneies
Evan
Katie Elder
Beatles Draw 32,164 at Washington Stadium
The Beatles performed before 32 164 fans at D C Stadium under heavy police guard. A small disturbance occurred as five Ku Kluxers protested Lennon's remarks on Christianity, while a 16 year old briefly reached the bandstand before being restrained. Lennon defended his comments, later apologizing and describing himself as seeking religion rather than professing certainty.
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Washington Stadium
Washington
D. C
John Lennon
Ringo Starr
George Harrison
Jesus
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