Girls' State Prepares For City Election At UA
The University of Arizona humanities building hosts Girls State with 100 delegates from state high schools. They set up city election facilities, campaign rooms and signage as they circulate petitions for county and state offices in the lead up to Thursday elections. The Girls State newspaper debuts Wednesday night with editors Annetta Howard and Marilyn Sergeant and two representatives from each city and party assisting. Delegates include Karin Stallcup Jean Gassert Char lene Hollingsworth Betty Crutchfield Su Enloe Findley Randolph Kathy Thomas Frances Snyder.
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Arizona
Annetta Howard
Marilyn Sergeant
General Assembly
Karin Stallcup
Jean Gassert
Saguaro
Charlene Hollingsworth
Betty Crutchfield
Cholla
Sue Enloe
Findley Randolph
Ocotilla
Kathy Thomas
Frances Snyder
Yucca
Delay Naming Alumni Aide at University of Arizona
The University of Arizona Alumni Association postponed selecting a permanent secretary until late September. Acting secretary A L Slonaker will continue in role while also serving as treasurer, after an amendment created the office. A new alumni service award committee was formed to pick the annual honoree for Homecoming weekend.
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University of Arizona Alumni Association
J. Melvin Goodson
A. L. Slonaker
W. R. Manning
Robert L. Nugent
Slonaker
Neilson Brown
Webb Murder Trial Set for August 18
Ellis Edward Webb, 60, charged with the murder of Elias Jones on May 4, will face a jury August 18 in superior court. Webb, via attorney James Murphy, entered an innocent plea to the charge.
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Ellis Edward Webb
Elias Jones
J. Mercer Johnson
Superior Court
James Murphy
Webb
Patrolman Begins Honeymoon In Jail
Phoenix June 2 State highway patrolman Bill Ward 25 of Winslow was jailed briefly for his wedding prank. Assistant superintendent E H Braatelien and Patrolman Herb Hodgson held him two hours in a cell before releasing him. While Ward was jailed his bride Ramona Gibson of Winslow was entertained by officers and their wives.
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Phoenix
Bill Ward
Winslow
E. H. Braatelien
Herb Hodgson
Ramona Gibson
Phoenix Man Charged With Fraudulent Deal
Paul L. Sullivan of Phoenix pleaded innocent to grand theft before Justice of the Peace Paul J. Cella and was released on a $1,000 bond. A July 22 preliminary hearing was set. He is accused by Tucson real estate salesman J. R. Vaughn of taking $5,950 in cash and two Buick cars totaling $4,650 in exchange for 55 music boxes to be placed in night spots. Sullivan did not deliver the boxes.
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Paul L. Sullivan
Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
Paul J. Cella
Sullivan
J. R. Vaughn
Tucson
Vaughn
NBC offers to lease Voice of America to government for $1
NBC vice president Charles R. Denny told a Senate investigating group the company would lease its Voice of America international stations to the government for one dollar a year. He cited divided responsibility with the State Department and urged strong centralized government control while denying censorship. The panel considers summoning Alberto Gandero to testify from Cuba.
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Voice of America
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NBC
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Central America
Denny
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Ohio
Hatch
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Alberto Gandero
Cuba
Legion Post 7 to Elect Officers at West Bennington
Morgan McDermott post No 7 American Legion will elect officers at Legion hall West Bennington Street. A film of the national convention will be shown after the business meeting.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Legion Hall
West Bennington Street
German Sector Plan Advanced
The United States and six Western European nations agreed on a provisional plan for Western Germany's future development. The pact reportedly includes full German participation in the European Recovery Program and was reached after six weeks of London negotiations. States involved include Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and the United States, with details kept secret pending formal transmission.
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United States
Europe
Germany
State Department
U.S
London
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Kidnap Figure Dies In Denver In 1930s Case Remains
Denver detective said Albert Laska, once convicted of taking part in the Urschel ransom kidnaping and later paroled, was found dead at his home. Laska left six notes suggesting self harm. cause of death not yet known. Dr Lawrence Muir will teach at Cornell's six week summer session beginning July 6.
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Cornell
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Albert
L. Bates
Arthur A. Roush
Roush
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Lawrence Muir
University of Arizona
Cornell University
Muir to Spend Summer in Ithaca and UNM Session
Dr. Muir will be joined by his family for the summer in Ithaca New York. Frances Gillmor associate professor of English will teach at the University of New Mexico summer session.
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