Goldwater Urges Winning Cold War at Young Republicans
Senator Barry Goldwater told the Young Republicans in Minneapolis that the nation must win the cold war and avoid just ending it. He warned a nuclear war could follow if communism prevails and urged a platform against Red China’s U N admission while predicting a landslide GOP win in 1962 elections. Former Vice President Nixon was set to speak as delegates elected officers.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
United States
United Nations
China
International Organization
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Young Republicans
U.N
GOP
William E. Miller
New York
Nelson
Rockefeller
Miller
Congress
Thieves Looting Employes Bank Branch Thefts Under Probe
Detectives resumed inquiry into a series of thefts at the Main Branch of the Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co reported by women employees. About $235 in cash checks and jewelry were taken from purses on Wednesday. Names include Collean Whitten, Scharlet Sydnor, and Marilyn Jacobsen with losses ranging from $10 to $100 plus items.
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Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Collean Whitten
7Th St
Scharlet Sydnor
Pima St
Marilyn Jacobsen
Camino de la Colina
Man Booked For Mistreating Child
Robert Alvarez 23 of 316 S Meyer Ave was booked yesterday on a warrant charging mistreatment of a child after allegedly inducing an 8 year old girl to expose herself in a South Side home, police said.
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Robert Alvarez
S. Meyer Ave
South Side
Governor Sawyer Faces Open Meeting Trial
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer must stand trial August 29 on charges of violating the state open meeting law. Sheriff Hoffman arrested Sawyer and two others for a secret highway board meeting with Reno officials to discuss a controversial Third Street freeway. Conviction would be a misdemeanor carrying up to six months in jail or a $500 fine, though no fine or jail is sought.
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UPI
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Ormsby
Howard Hoffman
Atty
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Keith Lee
State Highway Board
Bud Baker
Reno
Washoe County
Third Street
John Tom Ross
Ormsby County
Frank Johnson
Hoffman
Sawyer
Hoff
Capitol
Howard
United States
Highway Board
Miss California chosen in Hollywood beauty pageant
Pretty Pamela Ray Stettler 18 representing San Rafael was crowned Miss California in Hollywood last night and will represent the state in the Miss Universe contest in Miami Beach Florida next month. Her measurements were 36 24 14.
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Pamela Ray Stettler
San Rafael
Hollywood
Miami Beach
Fla
8th Tank Battalion Ends Camp at Camp Irwin
The Tucson Army National Guard unit of more than 400 men completed a two week annual encampment at Camp Irwin in Death Valley 120 degree heat. Personnel lived in simulated battle conditions near Garlic Springs and were lauded by Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr. for gunnery efficiency.
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Tucson
Tucson Army National Guard
Camp Irwin
Garlic Springs
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Twisters Hit Texas and Cold Rains Sweep Midwest
A tornado struck north central Texas east of Denison destroying a small airplane and unroofing farm buildings. a 4 year old girl was killed by lightning near Dallas. Record low Midwest temperatures followed storms, while the Southwest baked in heat with many locales reaching 100s.
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Midwest
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Kan
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Ohio
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Milwaukee
Springfield
Ill
Atlantic
Iowa
Plains States
Maine
Virginia
Ex Mental Patient Tops Wanted List
An all points bulletin names James Abner Bentley, 24, a former California mental patient, Arizona’s most wanted man. Bentley is linked to the kidnapping, shooting, stabbing and robbery of Edward F. Smith, a Phoenix service station employee who survived by feigning death. Police say Bentley may be en route to Fresno with possible ties to a Fresno bartender slaying.
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All Points
James Abner Bentley
California
Arizona
Bentley
Gilbert
Edward F. Smith
Smith
Fred Waldo
Gordon Selby
Waldo
Fresno
Calif
Selby
Two Tuecsonians Named to State Crippled Children's Board
Phoenix and Tucson each place two members on the new State Board of Crippled Children's Services. Gov. Fannin named Dr. Joe Ehrlich Phoenix term through 1962 Mrs. Frederick H. Lowry Tucson through 1963 Dr. John R. Schwartzmann Tucson through 1964 and Ralph Stages Phoenix through 1966. The board oversees crippled children matters and the Crippled Children Hospital in Phoenix.
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UPI
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State Board of Crippled Children’s Services
Paul Fannin
Joe Ehrlich
Frederick H. Lowry
John R. Schwartzmann
Ralph Stages
Crippled Children’s Hospital
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