Rockefeller Sees Nixon Nomination Odds Favorable
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller met with President Eisenhower at the White House and said Nixon has pretty good chances to win the Republican presidential nomination. He reaffirmed openness to a draft for the top spot but rejected taking the vice presidential nomination on a Nixon ticket. He avoided discussing his own candidacy or a major role at Chicago's GOP convention. Rockefeller emphasized voters care about the president, not the vice president, and remained optimistic about a Republican victory.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chicago
Rockefeller
Rabbi Bilgray to Receive Honorary Doctorate in LA
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray of Temple Emanu El will receive an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion in Los Angeles. He heads the Hillel Foundation at the University of Arizona and serves as vice president of the Western Association of Reform Rabbis. The exercises occur at Wilshire Boulevard Temple at 8 15 p.m. Friday.
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Albert T. Bilgray
Temple
Emanu-El
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
California School
Los Angeles
Bilgray
Hillel Foundation
University of Arizona
Western Assn
Reform Rabbis
Wilshire Boulevard
Chilean industrialist urges prompt aid to avert social unrest
Dr. Jorge Schneider Warns that earthquake devastation in Chile affecting about 2.5 million people could trigger deep social and political problems without immediate economic help. He foresees U S and world credit agency support and emphasizes long term reconstruction over relief, praising rapid U S shipments and inter-American cooperation.
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UPI
Chile
Jorge Schneider
U.S
United Press International
Schneider
New York
Jorge Alessandri
Walter Muller
U.S. Export-Import Bank
World Bank
Development Loan Fund
International Monetary Fund
Muller
United States
Boys State Governors Race Sets 1950 Contest
Flagstaff Citizens pick governor and officials in the Boys State election. Major candidates include Jeff Boucher of Glendale for Nationalist ticket and Steve Copple of Yuma for Federalist. Copple’s brother was a 1958 Boys State governor.
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Flagstaff
Jeff Boucher
Glendale
Steve Copple
Yuma
Copple
Yuma Union High
Boucher
Leonard
Washington High
Alex Urtuzuastegui
Eldon Smith
Tempe
Crane Teng
Phoenix
Carl Hayden
Carl Wochner
Greg Howell
Scottsdale
Morrison Warren
Phoenix South Mountain
Dave Graves
Tucson Rincon
Hugh Gommel
Tucson High
Supreme Court
Ward Anderson
South Mountain
Ronnie Laughlin
Coolidge High
Don Tompkin
West Phoenix
Ken Hickman
Don Sickafoose
Sunnyslope
Arizona population forecast shows large 1960 rise
Phoenix area census figures indicate Arizona may nearly double its 1950 population of 749,587 within a decade. Preliminary 1960 counts for most counties show strong gains, led by Maricopa with 651,234 residents and Pima with 262,139.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
United Press International
Apache
Mohave
Navajo
Yavapai
Yuma County
Maricopa
Pima
Cochise
Pinal
Greenlee
Gila
Santa Cruz
Graham
Coconino
Yuma
Pima County
Pinal County
Tucson
Mesa
Tempe
Flagstaff
Douglas
Scottsdale
Bisbee
Casa Grande
Stranded Six Rescued By Merchants
Six vacationers from Martinez Georgia were stranded in Tucson without clothing or luggage after their belongings were stolen from their car at the Tidelands Motor Inn. Local merchants provided outfits for the children and the motel offered free facilities while the families were reoutfitted, aiding a Disneyland trip they had planned for years.
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Tucson
Lucille Cannon
Neil Thomas
Martinez
Tidelands Motor Inn
Stone Ave
James P. Roberts
T. Ed Litt Drug Co
Vic Bauer
Attorneys Push Petitions for Judicial Reform Initiative
Tucson lawyers plan three street-corner efforts to collect signatures for a statewide judicial reform constitutional amendment. If 43 570 signatures are gathered, the measure heads to the November 8 general election ballot. The July 8 filing deadline is set with the State Bar reporting more than half the required signatures secured.
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Tucson
Pennington St
Stone Ave
Congress St
Stone
Secretary of State
Arizona State Bar Assn
Woman Cleared Of Drunk Driving
A Superior Court jury reversed a City Court conviction of Violet J. Lux, 39, in a one day trial before Judge Lee Garrett. The arrest occurred December 5 and the conviction January 26 followed by defense attorney William Marsh. City Prosecutor Harlan Heilman represented the state.
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Violet J. Lux
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