Nixon to Meet Eshkol During Israel Fact Finding Tour
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon planned a meeting with Prime Minister Levi Eshkol in Jerusalem as part of a fact finding tour in Israel. He toured cities, greeted crowds, visited a military hospital, spoke with wounded soldiers, and met with David Ben-Gurion Moshe Dayan and Yitzhak Rabin.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Levi Eshkol
Jerusalem
Nixon
GOP
U.S
Walworth ‘Barbour
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Dayan
Ytzhak Rabin
Dr Hilberry Receives Nuclear Society Award
The American Nuclear Society awarded its Arthur Holly Compton Prize to Dr Norman Hilberry professor of Nuclear Engineering at the University of Arizona The $1000 prize honors contributions to nuclear science education Hilberry a World War II Manhattan Project leader became Argonne National Laboratory first director and last year led the American Nuclear Society
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American Nuclear Society
Arthur ‘Holly Compton
Norman Hilberry
University of Arizona
Hilberry
Argonne Nation
American’ Nuclear Society
Romania urges Israel Arab peace talks at United Nations
Communist Romania called for direct negotiations between Israel and its Arab neighbors and offered help to broker a Middle East settlement based on peaceful coexistence. Premier Maurer urged negotiations as Johnson and Kosygin met in Glassboro on Middle East issues.
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Soviet Union
Romania
Israel
Middle East
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
General Assembly
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Sverker Astrom
Astrom
Maurer
Ment
CAPA Leader Sees No Objection to Dam Plan Amendment
Phoenix AP The CAPA president says he is not upset by Senate interior committee amendment to Central Arizona Project legislation. It requires congressional approval for Hualapai Dam licenses, but Raymond notes no-dam payout feasibility and broad Arizona and federal support shape his stance. He adds a go-it-alone approach would be unnecessary if Congress passes the bill.
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Central Arizona Project Association
Senate Interior Committee
Central Arizona
Hualapai
Colorado River
Arizona
Congress of
United States
H. S. Raymond
Raymond
Bridge Canyon
Federal Power Commission
John .&. Smith
Maricopa
Arizona Power Authority
Woman Killed As Car Transmission Explodes in Holbrook
In Holbrook an automobile transmission exploded injuring eight year old Vallerie Mihalik and killing her mother Patsy Mihalik 35 of Warren Ohio Police Chief James M Carroll said shrapnel like fragments blasted from the car driven by Ernest Maestas 21 as the family sat outside their trailer late Thursday The daughter faced possible loss of her left arm and the crash is under investigation with no charges filed.
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Holbrook
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James M. Carroll
Patsy Mihalik
Warren
Vallerie
Carroll
Ernest Maestas
Parents Lax On Polio Immunization in Arizona
Arizona health officials say the state has an enviable polio record with no new cases in two years but warn families remain under immunized. Dr. George A. Spendlove notes only about 22 percent of preschool children in some communities had been immunized two years ago.
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Phoeyx
George A. Spendlove
Arizona
Spendlove
Alma Jost Services Tomorrow
Funeral services for Alma B. Jost, a 76 year old Tucson resident since 1923, will be held at 11 a.m. at Adair Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Dr. R. L. Lincoln officiating. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by husband Walter, son Warren of Tucson, daughter Mrs. William Grenell of San Bernardino, California, and four grandchildren.
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Alma B. Jost
Tucson
Tucson General Hospital
Adair
Chi Omega
Mother’s Club
Republican Women’s Club
Amphitheater Parent-Teacher Association
DeMolay Mothers Club
SP Land Value Set At $446 573 For Nogales Site
Southern Pacific Co. was awarded 446 573.50 by a federal court jury for land taken by the U S government in connection with the new border station at Nogales The 43 000 square foot site of the former railroad depot on Grand Avenue was condemned after a three day trial before U S District Court Judge James A Walsh.
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Southern Pacific Co
U.S
Nogales
Grand Avenue
U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
State orders Bushnell ouster pause and APS rate case delays
The State Corporation Commission gave Insurance Director George A Bushnell a 15 day grace period to appeal a June 15 Supreme Court ruling upholding a lower court finding he violated state law by taking a mortgage loan from Charter Oak Life. The panel delayed APS rate hearings after attorney Mark Wilmer asked for Commissioner Dick to withdraw, citing potential prejudice and FTC guidance on fair proceedings.
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Maricopa County
Bushnell
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co
State Attorney General's
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Mark Wilmer
Herbert
Wilmer
Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Soviet Paper Cites Office Parties Exceeding Five Year Plan
Evening Moscow reports a record pool attendance then details a party spending 624 for a five year plan celebration including 176 on liquor. It notes 12 printing executives took 222 from the union till for a party after winning a Red Banner of Labor. Eighteen liquor bottles were consumed. The piece urges limits on office spending.
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Moscow
UPI
Red Banner of Labor
Subscription rates and address notice
It shows home delivery in Tucson at 45 cents weekly, $1.95 monthly, outside Tucson 45 cents and 32.25 per month with postage paid at Tucson address 208 North Stone Ave.
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