1500 Attendance For LDS Meeting
Some 1,500 members are expected for sessions of the quarterly conference of the Tucson Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Stake President Leslie O. Brewer of Tucson will lead. Stewart B. Eccles of the LDS Welfare Committee will be the visiting speaker. Public meetings are set for 1 and 2 p.m. at the Third and Fourth Ward Chapel. Luncheon will be served by the Nogales branch at noon. The Tucson stake includes Tucson San Manuel Hayden Marana and Nogales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Leslie O. Brewer
Stewart B. Eccles
LDS Welfare Committee of
Salt
Genszler Announces Streams in the Desert Anniversary
The Rev. Dr. Garrett F. Genszler says Streams in the Desert Lutheran Church will observe its second anniversary at 10:30 a.m. worship tomorrow led by pastor Genszler.
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Streams In the
Desert
Merger Of Churches Draws Near
In Cleveland the United Church of Christ will form on June 25 after 15 years of work. Leaders Wagner and Hoskins will inaugurate the union, marking a first merge between unlike denominations. A Basis of Union guides the process ahead of a constitution, with 714 members attending the United General Synod.
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New York
Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
Ohio
James E. Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fred Hoskins
General Council
The
Congregational Christian Churches
United Church of Christ
United General Synod
Race Amity Meeting in Tucson Observes Day Theme
Baha Is to observe Race Amity Day with a public 4 p.m. meeting at 2406 E Winsett St hosted by Mrs Frances Lewis. Speakers include Wallace Heath Mrs Kenton Allen and John Verhoeven. The event promotes interracial harmony across about 1500 localities. the first convention occurred in Washington, D C in May 1921 with mixed delegates.
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Tucson
Frances Lewis
E. Winsett St
Wallace Heath
Kenton Allen
John Verhoeven
United States
Washington, D. C
Mayflower II Arrival Stirs Plymouth Crowd
Preparations in Plymouth Mass as the Mayflower II nears Provincetown. Captain Alan Villiers sails the replica to her Plymouth mooring while locals await the signing of a parchment copy of the compact. A pantaloons delay becomes a lighthearted hitch for the welcome.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Nantucket
Alan Villiers
Provincetown
Coast Guard
Villiers
Daniel H. Herbert
Thomas C. Hennessy
Boston
Bourges Maunoury Seen As Likely French Premier
Maurice Bourges Maunoury, 42, defense minister under Guy Mollet, appears almost certain to head France’s government after Socialists agreed to join a Bourges Maunoury coalition. He will seek cabinet support this week and present a confidence motion to Parliament.
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Paris
Maurice Bourges- Maunoury
Guy Mollet
Socialist Party
Bourges- Maunoury
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Defense Ministry
Bourges-Maunoury
Mollet
Algeria
Two Girls Share Spelling Title
Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio and Dana Bennett of Denver Colorado were named co champions of the 30th National Spelling Bee after 37 rounds. They beat 65 finalists with Mary Gilliland of Fort Worth also a top competitor. the event ended on the word schappe.
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Washington
Sandra Owen
Navarre
Ohio
Dana Bennett
Denver
Colo
Sandra
Dana
New York
Richard D. Peters
F. M. Owen
Fred B. Bennett
Mary Gilliland
L. N. Gilliland
Fort Worth
Tex
Kenneth Finkel
Cartersville
Schappe
Schapp
Schaup
School Okays Athletic Phy Ed Plans
The Flowing Wells School Board approves full renovation of high school physical education and athletic facilities. Two old basketball courts will be removed to make room for a baseball diamond, with tennis and basketball courts replacing them at another location. Improved lighting planned for the softball diamond. Building work on schedule, with all structures except the gym to be completed by Aug. 1 and the gym by September. Furniture bids of 50 000 to 60 000 delayed until June 13. One-year leave granted to Carol Ellsworth to study in Turkey with USAF dependents school.
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Flowing Wells
Supt
George
Smith
Carol Ellsworth
Turkey
USAF
Desert Museum Praised By Head Of Largest In U S
Dr. Albert E. Parr of the American Museum of Natural History in New York calls the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum one of the most unusual in the country. He notes the museum blends living displays with a zoo and cites new desert exhibits and a Chiricahua Mountains research station as signs of growing Southwest scientific interest.
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U.S
Arizona
Sonora Desert Museum
Albert E. Parr
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Parr
William Carr
The
Desert Mu
Seum
Desert Museum
American Museum
Chiricahua Mountains
Tucson
Chiricahuas
Southwest
California Gulf
Gulf
Desert
Norway
Barton Says Newspapers Won’t Be Displaced By TV or Ads
Bruce Barton told the California Newspaper Advertising Managers Association that newspapers remain essential despite TV and radio. He cited national gains in daily and Sunday circulation, rising advertisers and higher rate cards, and noted his agency’s clients include the Minneapolis Star Tribune Chicago Daily News Wall Street Journal and New York Times. He said The Times’ daily circulation rose to about 623,000 in the nine months ending last March.
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San Mateo
Calif
Bruce Barton
California
Barton
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Chicago Daily News
The
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
Times
Thunderstorms and showers sweep much of the United States
Scattered showers and thunderstorms cover wide areas from the southern plains to the Atlantic coast. Cooler weather emerges in the midwest and middle Atlantic, with widely scattered storms in the northwest and over the Rocky Mountains. Rain totals reported in Florida and across the mid Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Temperature drops of 10 to 20 degrees observed in parts of the central U.S. Night readings mostly in the 70s in the south.
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Central Plains
Atlantic Coast
Lower
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
mid-Mississippi
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Far
Southwest
Florida
Cross City
Apalachicola
South Carolina
Nebraska
Kansas
Kirksville
Belleville
Ill
Iowa
Missouri
North Atlantic States
New England
Mid- Mississippi Valley
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Genszler
Redeemer Lutheran
E. Yavapai
N. Stone
Church OF Christ
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C. Cuthbertson
ST. Andrew's S
St. Philip's
Hills
N. Campbell
River Rd
Grace Church
N. Norton
E. Adams
St. Michael & All Angels Wilmot
5Th St
ST. Paul's
Assembly OF God
E. Broadway
Youth Service
L. G. Gilmore
TV Sun
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Pima ST
Baptist Church
Rosemont
Pueblo Baptist Church
So. Martin Ave
Second Ave. Baptist Church
2Nd Ave
22Nd Street Baptist Church
E. 22Nd St
Wetmore Baptist Church
W. Wetmore Rd
Marana
San Manuel
Silverbell
Oracle
W. Lerdo
Ninth Ave
Grant Road
St. & Sahuaro
First Baptist Church
North Sixth Avenue
East Fifth Street
R.S. Beal
D.D
G.B
L. A. Thompson
B.Y.P.U
R. S. Beal
Saunders Robert F. Flood
Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Robert F. Flood
Flood
University of Arizona
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Form Chorale
Floral Heights Methodist Church
Midwestern
Louisville
Edgar C. Price
Williams Bay
Wis
Assn. of Council Secretaries
Springfield
Lutheran World Conference On Social Responsibility
Pantaloons
N. Smith
Oula Tahir
Algiers
Melouza
Robert LaCoste
LaCoste
France
FLN
MNA
Tunis
Gabes
Tunisia
Associated Press
Southern Plains
Atlantic
New York City
Roastoke
Tampa
Fla
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Drecasi
U. S. Weather Bureau
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