Public Voting Disagrees War Ends Civilization Says Most Don’t Fear Doomsday
A George Gallup report from Princeton on June 16 shows most voters doubt another world war would annihilate mankind. Only about one in five hold that pessimistic view, with education and gender influencing opinions, and broad support for pursuing the H-bomb project initial questions.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Sis
Cole
Arthur Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
You Can Be Miserable Going Abroad Tips From Horace Sutton
A travel editor offers ten travel don'ts for trips abroad. Avoid nylon in hot climates. change money abroad. skip trunks. beware motion sickness remedies. don't feed beggars with sleeping children. beware shady currency exchanges and straw cigars. tip modestly. avoid loose handbag clasps to prevent theft or injury.
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Sutton
Cherbourg
Fagan
Water system outage, fire destroys homes in town
Water mains ruptured by bulldozer vibrations led to a shutoff yesterday afternoon as a fire damaged two houses and a garage. The blaze at the Pemberton residence spread to another home and a third residence. Damages exceed 17 500 dollars and a volunteer helper, Herb Beers, suffered a severe forearm gash.
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Widewaree
Bob Livengood
Dwight Pemberton
Pembertons
Tony O’brien
Herb Beers
Pemberton
Jim Tays Death Notices In Yuma
Funeral services for Jim Tays a 57 year old Yuma produce man will be held here tomorrow. He died Thursday after coming to Yuma in 1934 born Gainesboro Tennessee a World War II veteran and a member of the American Legion is survived by his wife Grace stepson Harold Wilson and cousin Henry Tays all of Yuma Interment will be in Los Angeles
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Yuma
Jim Tays
Heles
Gainesboro
Tenn
American Legion
Grace
Harold Wilson
Henry Tays
Los Angeles
Harless Critics Garvey In Arizona Governor Bid
Democratic candidate Richard F. Harless assailed Gov Dan Garvey over welfare and Indian policy at a Young Democratic club event in Tucson. He urged cooperation with the federal government to fund Indian education and welfare programs and pledged positive reform and persistence in pushing legislative changes.
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Dan E. Garvey
Richard F. Harless
Young
Democratic Club
Greater
Tucson
Harless
Stewart Udall
Willis R. Dees
Arizona
Wharless
U. S
Congress
State Welfare Board
Applicants Sought For State Ranger Position
The Arizona game and fish commission announced it will accept applications for the game ranger job. Salary ranges from 200 to 250 dollars per month. Applicants must pass a four part competitive exam in intelligence general knowledge, map analysis and oral interview. Applications must be filed with the commission by July.
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Phoenix
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
7G Commission
Navajos sue over helium claims in New Mexico deposit
The Navajo Nation files a U S suit seeking 3 126 456 for helium deposits in the Rattlesnake field New Mexico alleging only 147 799 was paid when the government took over in 1945 Tribal Attorney Norman Littlefield filed the action in the U S Court of Claims noting the deposit as the world s richest and that Congress granted a three year window to present claims if payment seemed unfair
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Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Norman Littell
U. S. Court of Claims
Congress
Thousands of Shrines Descend on Canyon for L A Ceremonial
Canyon officials expect at least 5,000 Shriners to pass through en route to the Los Angeles international ceremonial. Harold C. Bryant, Supt., said 2,000 were due to arrive tomorrow and Sunday as Santa Fe railroad moves trains for the event.
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Grand Canyon
Ua— Canyon
Harold C. Bryant
Wuld
Canyon
Los Angeles International
Santa Fe
Mass Shriners Jamboree Draws Northern California Crowds
The park will host an overflow crowd with more than 200000 Shriners expected to attend the California jamboree. Organizers anticipate a large turnout as attendees gather for the event, reflecting strong regional support.
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California
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