Lawyer roles and future of Arizona law emphasized
William H. Westover former regent and Yuma attorney spoke at a Wednesday symposium for the inauguration of President James McCormick. He urged the University of Arizona Law School to train future lawyers to handle growing population and legal needs, noting the school’s historical rise and spotless bar record.
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ROMA Claret Punch Ice Up July Picnic
A vintage ROMA recipe promotes a frosty ROMA California Claret punch. Mix 3 cups ROMA Claret or Burgundy with 2 cups unsweetened pineapple juice, add ice, 1 cup sparkling water and 14 cup lemon juice, then sugar to taste. Garnish with lemon slices and serve 6 to 8 guests.
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Atkinson Sees Big Shifts in Higher Education
Dr. Alfred Atkinson, executive advisor to the University of Arizona board of regents, forecast major changes in adult education, research, and public affairs. He noted rising enrollments, extension division growth, and a doubling of college attendance by 1960, with 4,600,000 expected nationally by then.
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Pima Postwar Planning Board Adopts Budget
The Pima county postwar planning board met Tuesday to elect officers and adopt a tentative budget of 31 642 dollars for the coming year. George W. Chambers was elected chairman replacing A W Voorhees. Voorhees plans to resign by mid month and be away for several months. Robert Parnell was elected vice chairman to replace Chambers. E A Wilson was re elected secretary. The budget exceeds the current by 9 120 dollars to hire a full time senior planner and other technical staff paid from postwar funds. The board argues city benefits exceed county and proposes 60 percent city and 40 percent county contributions, instead of 50 50.
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Ocean would rise 90 to 100 feet if all sea water expanded
Deep sea water pressures compress volume, so if all seawater expanded to normal volume the ocean surface would be about 90 to 100 feet higher.
Dixie To Frame Fight For States
Jackson Mississippi May 5 Governors of three states and delegations from eight others expected at the May 10 conference of states rights Democrats Gov Fielding L Wright said reservations made for Gov J Strom Thurmond Gov Ben Laney and Gov Jim Folsom Thurmond to deliver keynote address Mrs O H Palmer manager of the state Democratic headquarters said reservations for nearly 1000 persons and applications still arriving States represented listed by
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States rights plan at national Democratic convention meeting
A regional gathering lists Alabama, South Carolina, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Illinois. The meeting aims to organize action for states' rights supporters at the national Democratic convention in Philadelphia.
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Obituary Note On Former Finance Publisher Dies
A former New York and Washington newspaperman and Chicago bank official, publisher of the Finance magazine, died here Tuesday.
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Cats Learn Tricks Says 9 Year Old Proves It
Denver May 5. Nine year old Retha Linquist says cats can learn tricks. Her pets Tough and Puff perform by lying on their backs with legs in the air acting dead. They pretend to eat with spoon and fork and push each other in a doll buggy for play.
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