Tucson Market Catalogs Boost Local Retail Through Catalogs
Elbrun French urges Tucson stores to adopt catalogs as a low cost way to reach customers. A Manhattan example Hammacher Schlemmer shows catalogs drive over a third of sales with low production costs and simple layouts. Use stock lists, color sparingly, and hire pros for photography to expand reach. Next Monday: Letterheads.
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Elbrun
Tucson
New York City
Hammacher Schlemmer
Manhattan
57Th Street
Korvette
Macy
Goddard Campaign Names Sakrison and Sullivan Co-Chairs
Sakrison of Tucson and Sullivan of Phoenix named co chairs of the statewide Goddard for Governor Committee. Goddard, a Democratic candidate, announced the selection. Sakrison, a former bank president and bank founder leader, has lived in Tucson since 1927. Sullivan, a native Arizonan, UA and Georgetown Law graduate, served as deputy county attorney and treasurer of the Maricopa Bar Association. He has held roles with the Phoenix Housing Authority and the Urban Renewal Commission in 1957-58.
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Phoenix
Sullivan
Uated
University of Arizona
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Maricopa County
Maricopa Bar Assa
Phoenix Housing Authority
Phoenix Urban Renewal Commission
ASU President To Be Speaker at Wisconsin Event
In Madison Wisconsin the Conference for visiting Fulbright Scholars and university professors at the University of Wisconsin will hear Dr. G Homer Durham president of Arizona State University speak tonight on What Do We Educate for in the modern era.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
G. Homer Durham
Arizona State University
Durham
Firebug May Be Behind 2 Blazes
Three garages burned yesterday in two suspected arson fires. A firefighter suffered a minor injury at the Speedway rear garage of the old Republican headquarters, now slated for demolition. Damages totaled about 800 dollars with 100 at Euclid Avenue and 700 at Mossman Road. Roland H. Banton, 24, hurt, was treated and released. Police suspect arson. a flare could have been tossed by the owner's son seeking to extinguish it.
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Carr
Manhattan
Hammacher & Schlemmer
Repulican
Speedway
Roland H. Banton
E. 23Rd St
St. Mary's Hospital
Dudley Dearing
Euclid
Leo Gilbert
Alvin C. Nelson
E. Mossman Rd
Mossman Road
Wanger Said Off Salary Over Cleopatra Delays
New York columnist Earl Wilson reports Walter Wanger was taken off salary due to Cleopatra delays. Wanger calls the claim untrue and says he may take a salary cut, while Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton reportedly romance on and off and Burton and Miss Taylor split with Eddie Fisher. Studio executives allegedly used the word fired.
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New York —i
Walter Wanger
Earl Wilson
New York Post
Wilson
Wanger
Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Burton
Miss Taylor
Eddie Fisher
20Th Century - Fox
Greg Bautzer
Riviera
Construction Talks May Resume in Phoenix
Union leaders and contractors planned to meet today over stalled construction negotiations in Phoenix. Contracts expired May 31 and while no walkouts have occurred, a strike threat looms as wage disputes remain the major hurdle with contractors offering roughly half the union’s requested 5 to 6 percent increases.
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Phoenix
UPI
Association For Deaf Elects 1962 63 Leader In Phoenix
Lloyd Perkins of Phoenix was elected 1962 63 president of the Arizona Association for the Deaf at a conference held Friday and Saturday. Other new officers include Donald Newman of Tucson as vice president Vita Harrison of Phoenix as secretary and Gilbert Leon of Phoenix as treasurer. Principal speakers were Dr Edward Tillinghast head of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind Dr Ralph Hoag school principal Thomas Terrell of the vocational rehabilitation department and Rev Newton White of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
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Lloyd Perkins
Phoenix
Arizona Association For the Deaf
Donald Newman
Tucson
Vita Harrison
Gilbert Leon
Edward Tillinghast
Arizona School For the Deaf and Blind
Ralph Hoag
Thomas Terrell
Vocational Rehabilitation Department
Newton White
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Teenagers say cigarette smoking helps jockey dreams
In Hagley Park England teens questioned in a cigarette survey say they smoke to stay small and pursue careers as jockeys. The report notes their stated motive and context of the survey.
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Hagley Park
England
UPI
Weight gain aid promises big results for the underweight
A misread ad touts Water-On as a rich calorie and vitamin weight builder. Claims include rapid gains of 10 to 40 pounds with no overeating and improved muscle tone. Warns buyers to consult a doctor and notes a price of 2.98 and refund policy, amid garbled lines and dubious health claims.
Vacation Short For Some Here In Tucson Schools Open
About 1,900 Tucson high school students returned after a four day break for a summer program aimed at earning extra credits or making up failing marks. District 1 schools involved are Tucson High Rincon and Catalina with enrollments of 820 594 and 529 respectively. The program runs through July 20. Elementary summer sessions were dropped due to low enrollment last year with around 120 students previously attending.
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Tucson
District 1
Tucson High School
Rincon
Catalina
Movie Theater Show Schedule Listing Various Films
Times furnished by theaters show a mixed schedule across venues including Apache Biltmore Catalina Fox Tucson Lyric Midway Paramount Park Plaza Prince Rodeo The Movie and Second Street with film titles such as Cape Fear West Side Story Spartacus Black Orpheus Judgment at Nuremberg and Unstoppable Man plus notes on second shows and partial runs.
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Biltmore
Vlady Dondi
Nes
Liberty Valance
Catalina
FOX
LYRIC
Midway
Paramount
House of Women
Samyar
PARK
PLAZA
Guantes de Oro
Chicas Casaderas
Prince
Hetl Street
Ole Rex
Airlines Near Strike Deadline At Mediation Board
Federal mediators pressed FEIA, Pan American, Trans World, and Eastern toward a deal to avert strikes set for Wednesday night. Talks at the National Mediation Board’s headquarters continued under Labor Secretary Goldberg with a 3:30 p.m. Tucson time deadline. The dispute centers on jet crew size and wage terms, pitting flight engineers against pilots over the third cockpit crewman.
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Washington
UPI
Pan American
Trans World
Eastern Airlines
National Mediation Board
Arthur J. Goldberg
Flight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Tucson
Pilots Union
Afl-Cio
Francis A. O'Neill
George S. MacSwan
Warren S. Lane
Willard Wirtz
New York City
Labor Department
Election Scheduled Today For Arizona Boys State
Arizona voters participate in the 16th annual Boys State with primaries yesterday at Arizona State College. Candidates named under Federalist and Nationalist parties include positions of governor secretary of state attorney general auditor and superintendent of public instruction with inaugurations set for tomorrow night by Gov Paul Fannin.
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UPI
Arizona Boys
American Legion
Arizona State College
Federalist Party
Supreme Court
David Storm
Glendale High
Daniel Oehler
St. Joseph’s Academy
Prescott
Steven Liston
Central High
Phoenix
Joe Caudle
Arcadia
Pete Bernardo
South Mountain
Mike Smock
Yuma Kofa
sStayén Freestone
Mesa
Wayne Ritter
Parker
Gary Hoffman
West Phoenix High
Mike Aboud
Tucson High
Nationalist Party
Don Gabriel
Tucson Catalina
Anthony Lock
Phoenix South Mountains
Chuck Sankey
Phoenix Central
Kelly Hanson
Catalina
Jim Marlar
West Phoenix
Dan Rahimatulla
Buckeye
Michael Batsell
Washington High
Treassee Bane Posegate
James Johnson
Amphitheater
Tucson
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Patti Page
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Psycho
Gary Cooper
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Angie
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Stone & Council
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Fox West Coast Theatre
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Hell
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