Plan to seed Beulah hurricane amid Atlantic tracking
Beulah, an 85 mph hurricane in the open Atlantic, is tracked northwesterly away from Caribbean lands. San Juan’s Weather Bureau and Navy planes prepare Project Storm Fury to test silver iodide seeding to reduce its power, with no land threat expected for now.
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DeSapio Gains Support From Village Humane Group
New York politics note: Carmine G. DeSapio, ousted Tammany figure, wins backing from The Village Humanitarians a NYC group with 300 plus members. He seeks Democratic leadership in Greenwich Village and supports lifting pet bans in public housing projects.
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Greenwich Village
Freedom Ends For Pet Ocelot
Glendale's ocelot Pharaoh roosted in a children's tree house for six days after escaping from Bruce Colell a Glendale High School teacher. Arizona Game and Fish cited Colell for possessing wild life without a permit as authorities took Pharaoh into custody.
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Bruce Colell
Glendale High School
Michelle Bowley
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Tucson
Diane
UA's Dean of Men Names New Aide Robert Schmalfeld
The University of Arizona appoints Robert G. Schmalfeld as assistant dean of men, succeeding Edwin M. Gaines and focusing on advising fraternities. Schmalfeld, ex-dean of men at Heidelberg College, holds a Knox College BA and Northwestern MA after Navy service and academic roles at Northwestern and Heidelberg.
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Robert G. Schmalfeld
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Edwin M. Gaines
A. L. Slonaker
Schmalfeld
Knox College
Northwestern University
Navy
North- Western
Heidelburg College
Nogales Road Route Decision Delayed by 60 Days
A Nogales route decision for Interstate 19 is postponed after a public hearing. Feasibility studies will be written in 60 days, then the U S Bureau of Public Roads must approve the state selection. Construction could take 12 to 18 months with four lanes planned.
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Nogales
Coronado National Forest
Miles C. Livesay
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State Highway Commission
Livesay
Tucson- Nogales
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Border City
Gen Canham Dies At 62 In Washington
Maj. Gen. Charles D W Can ham died Wednesday in Washington from a lung ailment at age 62. He accepted the surrender of 244000 German prisoners in a single World War II day.
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Washington
Charles D. W. Canham
Kitt Peak Team Returns From Alaska Eclipse Study
Kitt Peak scientists and technicians returned to headquarters after photographing the Alaska solar eclipse from two sites near Lake Tyone. Dr. John Waddell and colleagues gathered spectrum data with a 150 inch telescope while cloud cover limited some corona measurements.
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Peak National Observator
Tyone
Anchorage
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William Livingston
Don Trimble
Roger Lynds
Murray Randall
Ralph Patey
Waddell
Lynds
Pierce
Norman Cole
Charles Slaughter
John Richardson
George Blahusiak
Maine
Kickbacks Probe Questions Sprague as Jury Probes
A Maricopa County grand jury questions former state treasurer H. Y. Sprague for the second time amid a five day probe into alleged kickbacks to state officials. Doreald L. Seymour, whose civil suit spurred the inquiry, also appears as the investigation continues.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
H. Y. Sprague
Grand Jury
Doreald L. Seymour
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State Tax Commission
William E. Stanford
Flowing Wells Board Proposes Bonds for School Expansion
Flowing Wells School Board moves to seek approval to issue 128000 in bonds split as 100000 elementary and 28000 high school to fund facility expansion. Plans include eight classrooms and library at Davis Elementary aided by 59600 federal funds. A $7056.74 accounting machine lease purchase and $125 monthly civic club rental for junior high space were approved.
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Board of Supervisors
Davis Elementary
George Smith
Burrough
Smith
Dowling to join Ford Foundation as consultant
Walter Dowling, longtime U.S. ambassador to West Germany, will become a consultant to the Ford Foundation, the New York based charity announced. The move adds an experienced diplomat to the foundation's advisory resources.
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Walter Co. Dowling
U.S
West Germany
Ford Foundation
Valley National Bank promotes Goldberg to manager
Valley National Bank announces Michael Goldberg will become branch manager of the Phoenix Title Building office on Sept 1, succeeding Robert Francis who moves to the East Broadway office. Goldberg joined VNB in 1958 and previously led the Speedway-Swan office. Francis joined VNB in 1938 and has served since 1949 in Phoenix and Tucson.
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Peter F. Kupcik
Tucson Clearing House Associaton
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Westerner Hotel
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Cement Co
Carl Thomas
University of Arizona
Southern Arizona
Phoenix Cement Co
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Harold J. Smith Jr
Clary Business Machines, Inc
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Elizabbeth Joseph
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