1958 Arizona political scene shaped by Goldwater race
In 1958 Arizona politics center on the U.S. Senate race pitting Republican Barry Goldwater against a potential Democratic challenger possibly Gov. Ernest McFarland. The election plans include contests for Congress in Districts 1 and 2, state offices, and a legislative session likely to exceed 60 days with tax and education funding on the agenda.
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Jim Cooper
Arizona
Pima
Tucson
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ernest W. McFarland
McFarland
Overnor
U. S
Stewart L. Udall
John J. Rhodes
Fom
Jack Speiden
Pima County
Superior Court
John F. Molloy
Lev Ett
Herbert F. Krucker
M Olloy
Garrett
Krucker
Edward J. Valeski
James W. Clark
Frank Keefe
Walden Burr
Bat Pima County
House of Representatives
Senate
Corbett
Harry Ackerman
Ackerman
Everett Drescher
Nard
John H. Carroll
Niles Collins
C. E. Vranin
James L. Kirk
Ray C. Weaver
Krd
Sesson
Labor Department
Unlicensed Roofers Warn Clients in Phoenix Area
Unlicensed roofing crews in the Salt River Valley draw frequent complaints from business groups. H. E. Roush reports about 10 complaints daily to the Otter Business Bureau. Rufus Spoon notes they door drop their services and use aluminum paint touted to last five years which washes off with rain. Jobs cost 80 to 80 dollars for brief 30 to 40 minute tasks.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
H. E. Roush
Otter Business Bureau
Rufus Spoon
State Registrar of Contractors
Spoon
Police Pick President Nogales Auxiliary
Police announce Peter Raptis Jr named president of the Nogales Auxiliary unit as part of a local czar program. The move aims to boost officer community outreach and volunteer patrols in the city.
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Nogales
Peter Raptis Jr
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