Phoenician Sought In Wife Slaying
Florence AP reports a statewide search for Thomas Hussak 28 Phoenician after he allegedly forced his wife Mary Hussak 20 off a highway near Florence and killed her and wounded her mother Ruby Meeks 46. Hussak fled in a 1961 blue Pontiac convertible after changing clothes in Phoenix.
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Florence
Thomas Hussak
Phoenix
Here
Mary Hussak
Arkola
Ruby Meeks
Pinal County
Weeks
Tonia
Michelle
Coy De-Arman
Hussak
Justice of the Peace
Roy Nowlin
Death sentences for sex slayer Grider in Baylor student killing
An all male jury sentenced Jackie Wayne Grider to death in the electric chair for the December 8 knife slaying of Jill Brown, 19, a Baylor University student, after prosecutors urged lethal punishment and defense pleaded mercy for the 25-year-old defendant in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Jackie Wayne Grider
Baylor University
William F. Alexander
James Bock
Waco
Grider
Jill Brown
Crawford
Baylor
Tucson Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for 1950s
The Citizen Publishing Co announces home delivery and mail rates for Tucson and outside areas. Rates differ by in town, out of town, and advance payment options. International and Canada Mexico postage included in some plans.
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Citizen Publishing Co
Tucson Arizona
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Ia Tucson
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Mrs. Johnson Visits Phoenix For Center Dedication
First Lady Lyndon Johnson arrives in Phoenix for a convention center dedication, a Camelback Mountain preservation ceremony with Interior Secretary Udall and Sen. Goldwater, a federal grant announcement of 211 250 dollars for 324 acres, and a 2 45 p m dedication of the new main post office followed by a black tie dinner at the Westward Ho with civic leaders.
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Phoenix
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
America
Johnson
Arizona
Phoenix Convention Center
Convention Center
Milton Graham
Camelback Mountain
Interior
Stewart Udall
Barry Goldwater
Graham
Margret Kober
The
Valley Beautiful Citizens Council
Udall
First Lady
U.S
W. Marvin Watson
David A. Bunn
Denver
Post Office Department
Westward Ho
Eugene C. Pulliam
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Walter Bimson
the Valley National Bank
Lewis J. Ruskin
Council backs Smithsonian bid on Mt Hopkins land
The City Council unanimously approved a resolution supporting the Smithsonian Institution's request to withdraw 4,744 acres around Mt Hopkins for an astronomical observatory, opposing mining and mineral exploration in the tract.
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Smithsonian Institution
Mt. Hopkins
Smithsonian
Fiery Garuda Corona Jet Crashes Near Bombay
An Indonesian Garuda Coronado jet airliner crashed in flames minutes after takeoff from Bombay Santa Cruz airport killing all 29 aboard. The flight had departed Jakarta and was en route to Amsterdam via Bombay Karachi and Cairo with 4 crew and 25 passengers. Local authorities reported the crash near the town known for Buddhist relics.
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Nasia Sopara
India
UPI
Bombay
Jakarta
Amsterdam
Karachi
Cairo
Santa Cruz
Steel Production Up
New York AP reports steel production last week rose 0.6 percent to 2.86 million tons from 2.844 million tons the prior week per the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Tulsa Man Drowns in Phoenix Motel Pool
A man tentatively identified as Robert John Stevens, 37, of Tulsa Oklahoma, drowned Monday night in the swimming pool at the Imperial 400 Motel in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Robert John Stevens
Tulsa
Okla
Imperial 400
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