Fannin names state water council to boost development
Governor Paul Fannin appointed a 33 member Arizona Water Council to back the Central Arizona Project. The group aims to inform citizens about the project’s statewide benefits, not allocate water, with 30 citizens and 3 officials led by Wayne Akin Henry Raymond and John Smith.
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Fannin Names State Water Council
Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Central Arizona
Fannin
TV Am
Wayne M. Akin
Arizona Interstate Stream Commission
Henry Raymond
Central Arizona Project Association
John Smith
Arizona Power Authiority Commission
Three Die In State Car Crashes In Arizona
Three persons died on Arizona roads in recent crashes raising the year’s toll to 284 with 241 deaths last year at this date. Gene Bunch and Walter Torrents perished after a flaming truck struck a bridge railing on U.S. 68 near Winslow. Torrents died after hospitalization in Winslow for burns and injuries. A truck head of cattle perished or were killed due to injuries. Earlier, Gentry Darton Callahan, 17, of Phoenix, was killed in a one car wreck west of Gila Bend on U.S. 80 after apparently dozing at the wheel. Passenger Léonard Lacy, 25, and Richard Green, 16, of Phoenix, were injured and treated at Parkview Baptist Hospital in Yuma.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Gene Bunch
Walter Torrents
U.S
Winslow
Mexico
Arizona Highway Patrol
Bunch
Torrents
Gentry Darton Callahan
Lawrence Callahan
Phoenix
Gila Bend
Highway Patrol
Callahan
Léonard Lacy
Richard Green
Lacy
Green
Parkview Baptist Hospital
Yuma
New Commander to Lead Middle East Air Forces
Air Vice Marshal James E. Johnson, a Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot, will take over command of the British Middle East Air Forces in October, UPI reports.
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London
UPI
James E. Johnson
Middle East
Detroit police clash with teens in protest over fatal shooting
In Detroit a non racial protest over the fatal shooting of Kenneth Evans by a police officer degenerated into violence at the Second Precinct station. About 100 officers faced 300 to 400 demonstrators as bricks bottles and rocks were hurled. Two men injured and several youths arrested. Police vowed no more demonstrations in front of the station.
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Detroit
UPI
Motor City
Kenneth Evans
Evang
Evans
Ronnie
Tran
Péter Soncrant
Wefé
Menere
Ther
Sondant
Eugenie A. Rétiter
Judge Ogg of Prescott Heads UA Alumni Association
Judge Jack Leroy Ogg of Prescott, 1948 U of A Law College graduate and Yavapai County Superior Court judge since 1959, was elected president of the UA Alumni Association for 1963-64. The slate includes John H. Gray as vice president and A. Louis Slonaker as treasurer, with several new and reappointed directors.
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Jack Leroy Ogg
Prescott
University of Arizona Law College
UA Alumni Association
Ogg
Phi Beta Kappa
Yavapai County
Mar Frances Wilson
John H. Gray
Miami
A. Louis Slonaker
Tucson
Marvin D. Johnson
Edward J. Meyer
William 5. Lindamood
Phoenix
J. Thomas Brooks
Flagstaff
H. Lee Smith
Douglas
Scott L
Rufus Spoon Dies Former FHA Chief in Phoenix
Rufus S Spoon 63 longtime Arizona Democratic leader and former director of the Federal Housing Authority died of a heart attack in Phoenix. He had been released 11 days earlier after treatment for a heart condition. Spoon served as state registrar of contractors for a decade starting 1949 and led FHA in Arizona since 196?. He is survived by widow Bess son Earl and sister Tillie Oberholger. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Phoenix
Rufus S. Spoon
Arizona
Federal Housing Authoriity
Democratic Party
Spoon
FHA
Bess
Earl
Tillie Oberholger
Trial Set For Auto Credit Man Misconduct Case
Kenneth Kobobel, 25, credit manager for General Alito Sales, pleaded innocent in Justice Court to nine misdemeanor counts of unauthorized practice of law. Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson set Sept. 3 for trial. Officials allege Kobobel accepted assignments of legal interests in fetes and delinquent contracts and prosecuted them as his own, violating the requirement to present one’s own case or hire counsel.
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Kenneth Kobobel
General Alito Sales
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Kobobel
Indicted Couples Face Spy Charges In U N Case
A four person indictment in Brooklyn accuses Ivan Dogorov and Aleksandra his wife of U N staff, and a Washington couple known as Baltch and Gather, of a six year conspiracy to pass secret U S rocket, arm, and troop data to Russia via short wave radio. The case notes identities, possible death penalty, and involvement of two Soviet diplomats Maslennikov and Galkin.
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New York
Grrand
Hald
Russia
Brooklyn
Washington, D. C
U.S
Trune
Ivan Dogorov
U.N
Aleksandra
Washington
Robert K
Jay Afin Baltch
Fourt
Egorovs
Fiewsttien
Amsterdam
N.Y
Joy Ann Gather
Norwalk
Conn
U. S
Joseph P. Hoey
Baltels
Hoey
Soviet Union
Petr E. Maslennikov
Aleksei I. Galkin
Stowaway Irene Bickford on Intrepid Found at Sea
Irene Maud Bickford an 18 year old Halifax packer says she hid aboard the U S aircraft carrier Intrepid with a California sailor for four days spending time mostly eating chocolate bars and rarely seeing her friend who brought her aboard She was discovered at sea and flown back to Halifax while the ship remains at sea authorities investigate the incident
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Halifax
N. S
U.S
Intrepid
Irene Maud Bickford
California
Teene
Newfoundland
Irene
U.S. Navy
Washington
Factor Becomes Citizen Of United States At Los Angeles Ceremony
John F. Factor known as Jake the Barber, once involved in an income tax case, was sworn in as a U S citizen before Judge Leon R. Yankwich along with nine others. Once tied to the Touhy kidnapping story, Factor built a fortune in real estate and insurance since moving to California in 1949, donating millions to charity. He was pardoned by President Kennedy after a 1943 mail fraud conviction and faced potential deportation only to gain citizenship.
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Los Angeles
John F
Jake the Barber
Factor
United States
U.S. Dist
Leon R. Yankwich
Immigration Service
Kennedy
Chicago
Roger (the Terrible) Touhy
Poland
Walls & St. Louis Shoeshine
Youths seized at a downtown gas station
Two 15 year old youths were flushed from a downtown gas station as a robbery occurred. Police identified them as suspects after owner James C. Rivera reported the incident. They were turned over to Pima County juvenile authorities. A reporter and officer made arrests near Court Avenue and Alameda Street. A flash light was found on one boy.
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Somme
Pima County
James C. Rivera
Arizona Motor Service
W. Pennington St
Clarence Knox
Arizona Daily Star
Dave Green
N. Court Ave
W. Telles St
N. Church Ave
W. Alameda St
Warren Cantandine
Lpatice
Learned Lesson Lesson From Night Shift Worker Wives
The Industrial Welfare Society, after surveying night shift workers and their families, reports the most provocative reaction came from a wife who snapped that her next husband won’t do shift work, highlighting strain on home life and labor conditions.
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London
UPI
Industrial Welfare Society
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Sam Morris
Globe
Guy Anderson
Safford
Fred. J. Fritz
Ciifton
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Sherman Hazeltine
Joseph &. Jenckes
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Mark Wihner
Robert L. Peart
Kingman
Dewey Farr
Lakeside
Paul Richards
Holbrook
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Henry Boice
Frank E. Drachman Sr
William A. Small Jr
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Coolidge
R. d. Ellis
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Ray
Clinton L. Méllor
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Kistler
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First Western Aluminont
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Bill Breck Dodge, Inc
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Nbc-Tv
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