Arizona Indian Affairs Commission Meets
PHOENIX The Arizona commission on Indian affairs created by the legislature to study Indian problems met here today. Charles McGee of the Hualapai tribe is chairman.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
2
PHOENIX The Arizona commission on Indian affairs created by the legislature to study Indian problems met here today. Charles McGee of the Hualapai tribe is chairman.
Colorado Springs reacts with exhaustion and elation as Air Secretary Talbott selects the city for a new 126 million air force academy. Local leaders credit state support and Chamber of Commerce efforts, with booster groups and officials pledging full cooperation to build and operate the academy.
In Tokyo a district court sentenced 27 year old Teruko Kamata to four years in prison for murdering her lover Yukio Takayanagi with a farewell kiss laced with cyanide. The couple had planned a November tryst at a Tokyo hotel. Teruko forced poison into Yukio’s mouth after a soda spiked with cyanide was ingested. He died shortly after.
Washington lawmakers restored 7.1 million dollars for the Palo Verde diversion dam and 2.06 million for Indian lands drainage on the Colorado River. Arizona Republicans Rhodes and Patten led the restoration, arguing the protections are vital and a moral and legal obligation. The plan requires local landowners to cover 1.175 million of costs with the federal government paying the rest.
Bible Chapel 1802 E. Grant Rd hosts closing exercises at 7 30 p m. tonight marking a two week session in which 125 children receive diplomas. Don Archibald of Phoenix will deliver a chalk talk. Mr and Mrs Archibald directed the school.
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