Primaries Held For Boys State In Arizona
About 270 high school students across Arizona voted in a mythical Boys State at Arizona State College Flagstaff for governor and city officials. Nationalist and Federalist tickets listed candidates, while incumbent Gov Johnny Mansour named three Superior Court judges to serve until election day tomorrow.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Arizona State College
Luke—Hugh Gallagher
Phoenix
Johnny Mansour
Miami
Aldopho Quezada
Safford
Tom Anderson
Hunt County
Tom Rhodes
Casa Grande
Poston County
Insurance Adjuster Opens Law Offices in Tucson
Gordon S. Kipps, 35, former insurance claims adjuster, opened general law offices in the Arizona Land Title Building. A Wayne University law graduate of 1953, he moved to Tucson in 1955 and was elected vice president of the Tucson Casualty Adjusters’ Association.
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Gordon S. Kipps
Arizona
Kipps
Wayne University
Detroit
Ontario
Canada
Tucson Casualty Adjusters
Assa
Tom Phillips Seeks Mine Inspectorship Nomination
Tom Phillips a 49 year old Prescott miner announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state mine inspector. A longtime Arizona resident since 1913 he has mined since 1928 and works as a safety man in mines. He previously served as deputy inspector under Ed Massey and headed the office during field trips. He cites field administrative experience safety training and knowledge of the state mining code as qualifications.
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Tom Phillips
Prescott
Phillips
Arizona
Ed Massey
Massey
Beltone Hearing Lab offers free book on hearing clearly
An ad promises a free book explaining Beltone’s painless hearing solution for those who decline aids. It urges readers to request the plain-wrapped booklet from Beltone Hearing Laboratory in Chicago for a second chance at happier family, social, and business life.
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Beltone
Beltone Hearing Laboratory
36Th St
Chicago
Mormons Shaped Arizona History Through Water and Settlements
State Supreme Court Justice Levi Udall told Westerners on the University of Arizona campus that Mormon pioneers in Arizona focused on irrigation, orchards, churches, and schools rather than mining camps. He noted 65 to 70 settlements, a 50,000 to 60,000 Mormon population, and three factors drawing them west: the Mormon Battalion, Jacob Hamlin’s alliances with northern tribes, and calls from church leaders. Udall urged recording pioneer experiences and announced publication of a regional history later this fall.
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State Supreme Court
Levi Udall
University of Arizona
Brigham Young
America
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Udall
Santa Fe
N. M
San Diego
Calif
Tucson
Jacob Hamlin
Little
Colorado River
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Yuma
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Jackie Meek
Buckeye
Lee Peterson
Mesa
Robb Rouse
Tempe
Make-Believe
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22Nd St
Kerney
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Pershing
Tommy Tadamo
Glendale
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Calle Clara Vista
Crook
Eddie Brown
Prince Rd
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CAPRI
Dail Doles
Howard & Stofft
Pennington
the Businessman's Department Store
Certified Office Planning Service
Gordon Kipps
Oldsmobile
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Broadway
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Verde
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Refu
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Tucson Blvd
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la Jolla
Richfield Boron
Virginia L. Bowman
Pasadena
Richard R. Fansler
Scottsdale
Jack Balbo
Monterey
Boron
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Seattle
Stan Baker
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