Doom Seen For House Coalition
University of Arizona professor Dr. Conrad Joyner predicts reapportionment and a one vote per person rule could dissolve the current 53 member Arizona House majority of 35 Republicans and 18 conservatives Democrats. He urged a five year construction program and possible new bonds if money is found.
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Conrad Joyner
University of Arizona
Tucson League of Women Voters
el Rio Country Club
Joyner
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Attorneys and Sheriffs Gather for Arizona Association Meet
The Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs Association opens a three day conference at Desert Inn featuring crime seminars by Pima County Atty Norman E. Green and staff. U S Rep Morris K Udall will give a banquet speech Saturday night.
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Robert Jarratt
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Bennie Graci Home Destroyed by Fire in Arabi Louisiana
A fire broke out and destroyed Bennie T. Graci’s home in Arabi Louisiana shortly after he completed repairs for damage from Hurricane Betsy. No injuries were reported.
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Guilty Plea Entered In Childs Death
A 26 year old Whiteriver man Phillip Godanney pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of his 4 month old son Phillip Jr. on the Ft Apache Reservation. He will be sentenced by Judge James A. Walsh on December 13. The son was beaten at their home on August 1 and Godanney was indicted last September.
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Whiteriver
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Never Too Old: 105-Year-Old Moser Seeks U.S. Visit
In Bournemouth England Henrietta Moser plans a trip to the United States to visit relatives as she approaches her 105th birthday this month. She remains spirited and determined to travel despite age.
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Henrietta Moser
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Ranger scientist calls moon landing plan ambitious and risky
Dr. Gerard Kuiper told the Tucson Press Club that landing astronauts on the moon is extremely difficult and dangerous yet hopeful, citing Ranger mission results and national space effort. He noted hazards in lava fields but also potential safe lunar landing ridges and stressed the program’s value and cost at about 1 percent of national output.
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University of Arizona
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UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
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