Keith Brown Seeks State GOP Chairmanship in Arizona
Keith S. Brown a Continental rancher and former Arizona state representative announced his candidacy for state chairman of the Republican Party. Prominent backers include Goldwater Fannin Rhodes and Pickrell with a March 23 Phoenix meeting to decide the nomination. Brown served two terms in the Arizona House 1955 58 chaired the Continental School Board and held local party posts.
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Keith S. . Brown
Republican Party
Pima County
GOP
John Leonard
Len
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Goldwater
Brown
Fannin
John Rhodes
Arizona
Robert Pickrell
Phoenix
Arizona Republican Committee
Richard Kleindienst
Illinois
Phillips Andover Academy
Yale University
Chicago
Army Ordnance
Continental
Arizona House of Representatives
Republican Central Committee
Continental School Board
Heart Transplants Seen Possible In 2 to 5 Years
Dr C Walton Lillehei of the University of Minnesota predicts heart transplants could become feasible within two to five years at the American College of Cardiologists meeting. He says homograft rejection is solvable. a mechanical heart may appear in about ten years using a miniaturized external device. Dr Donald Berkowitz notes triglycerides may be a bigger danger than cholesterol in heart disease.
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Los Angeles
UPI
C.walton Lillehei
University of Minnesota Medical
American College of Cardiologists
Donald Berkowitz
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College
Lillehei
Berkowitz
De Anza Burial Place Verified by Scientists
A Tucsonian and three California scientists verified the burial site of Juan Bautista de Anza. They excavated under a church in Arispe Sonora after remains were found February 22, dressed in a red and blue coat with silver buttons and a silver St Francis medallion. The burial aligns with church records and de Anza’s 1772 Tubac to Monterey expedition route.
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University of California At Berkeley
St. Francis
de Anza
Tubac
Monterey
Calif
Tucson
Yuma
Czech abortion rate censored by radio
A weekend Bratislava radio report says Czechoslovakia recorded 53 abortions per 100 births last year and totals over 115000 abortions. The broadcast voiced serious concern over the high abortion rate and referenced official figures.
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Vienna
UPE
Czechoslovakia
Radio
Bratislava
Naturalized Aliens to Gain Citizenship in Tucson Court
Thirty one aliens are to become U S citizens in a 1 30 p m ceremony before Judge James Walsh in the 3 8th District Court. Among them are Hae Soon Kim Weston and John Kim Weston adopted by Tech Sergeant James Weston and his wife Fannie Mae. Others include tennis pro Joseph Hall and his wife Ruzena of Country Club Road and musician Jan Geert Kwant and wife Niessien of East Sylvia Street. Kwant and hall will be naturalized later.
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Air Force
United States
Tech
James D. Weston
Fannie Mae
WAF
Hae Soon Kim Weston
John Kim Weston
Westons
Seoul
Firom
Japan
Mrs. Weston
Naco Vista
James A. Walsh
Joseph Hall
Ruzena
Country Club Road
Jan Geert Kwant
Niessien
Sylvia
Netherlands
Australia
Tucson
Hall
Kwant
Eader
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Conservatory of Music and
Teachers College
the Hague
Holland
Jane
Elizabeth
Bill Seeks To Regulate Diner Club Promoters
Rep Forrest Pearce D Pima leads a bill targeting diner club promoters and sellers of meal coupons. It would require bonding and permits to back tickets after Tucson incidents where coupons were not honored.
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Phoenix
Forrest Pearce
D-Pima
Pearce
Tucson
Thompson Funeral Tuesday for Dr John Thompson
Funeral services will be held at 11 am Tuesday in the Arizona Mortuary Chapel for Dr John Thompson 74 who died yesterday at St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness. He lived in Tucson since 1957 directed the Kansas City Conservatory of Music for 25 years and wrote 80 books and 300 to 400 piano compositions. He is survived by his wife two sons seven grandchildren and a sister. The Rev Robert Lenhard will officiate.
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Arizona Mortuary Chapel
John Thompson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Thompson
Arizona
Philadelphia
Leefson- Hille Conservatory
University of Pennsylvania
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Tex
Europe
London
United States
Kansas City Conservatory of Music
Dora M. Thompson
John J
St. Petersburg
Fla
Leslie
Kansas City
Walter Betts
Arizona Mortuary
Robert Lenhard
Women Held In Burger Chef Phantom Robbery Case
Two women Lynn Starnes and Mary Garcia face grand theft and conspiracy charges tied to a suspected fake holdup at the Burger Chef on February 20. They remain held on $11,000 bond each as authorities pursue the missing drive-in manager Thomas Lindsey and pursue additional check fraud counts.
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Lynn Starnes
Mary Garcia
22Nd St
Thomas Lindsey
S. Vani Buren Ave
Lindsey
Nogales
Miss Garcia
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
LaVetter
Arizona College Association Conference Opens in Tucson
Welcome to 300 delegates at the University of Arizona for the Arizona College Association Conference. Evening events include Galaxy of Fashion and Starlite Ball for Muscular Dystrophy at the Ramada Inn, a Boots and Slippers Square Dance at Townsend Junior High, and a 4 H Caballero Horse Show at Richmond Palomino Farm. Phillip Nash, commissioner of Indian Affairs, speaks at the Sunday Evening Forum in University Auditorium with a program of Indian dances and handicrafts.
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Arizona College Association
University of Arizona
Galaxy of Fashion and
Starlite Ball
Tucson Model's Guild
Ramada Inn Ballroom
Phillip Nash
UA Physicist Seeks Cloud Photographs After Strange Sunset
Dr. James E. McDonald of the University of Arizona Institute of Atmospheric Physics called for photographs of a luminous nacreous cloud seen north of sunset. He estimated the cloud formed in the lower to middle stratosphere at likely over 20 miles altitude. About 20 observers across Northern Arizona reported the cloud overhead near Flagstaff and were urged to contact him with any images.
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James E. McDonald
University of Arizona
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
McDonald
Arizona
Flagstaff
Southern Arizona Restaurant Association Organizes Meeting
Members of the new Southern Arizona Restaurant Association plan an organizational meeting at 2:30 p.m. in the Terrace Ballroom Pioneer Hotel to discuss garbage collection issues, proposed restaurant taxes, and elect a nominating committee for permanent offices. Interim officers include James Starnas president Tom Rallis vice president Phil Vito secretary Ted Keefer treasurer and Alan R. Capers executive secretary.
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Southern Arizona Restaurant Association
Pioneer Hotel
Pima
Cochise
Santa Cruz
James Starnas
Tom Rallis
Phil Vito
Ted Keefer
Alan R. Capers
The
Pioneer
Visitors Buy Verde Park Apartments For Winter Homes
Witt Construction officials promote Verde Park in Tucson as a cost effective buy for part year residents with low payments from 50 dollars monthly. Deeds are individual not co op, with tax exemptions for eligible widows and veterans. Model apartments open daily at 4800 South Park at Irvington Road. Call 294-9421 for details.
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Verde Park
Tucson
Witt Construction Company
Sam Witt
Witt
South Park
Irvington Road
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Townsend Junior High School
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Morrow
Richmond
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Edith
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