Treasurer Will Seek Re-Election in Pima County
Pima County Treasurer H Christian announces a ninth term bid subject to the Democratic primary in September. A native of Arkansas who moved to Tucson in 1924, he joined the treasurer's office in 1932, served in World War II, and oversaw tax work rising from 18 million in 1951 to over 52 million in 1969. He lives with his wife and son at 1502 E Kleindale Road.
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Pima County
Carroll H. Christian
Christian
Arkansas
Tucson
University of Arizona
Treasurer
The
American Legion
Grace Episcopal Church
E. Kleindale Road
Legion post 38 installs new officers led by Franklin J. McCoy
New officers for Charles Young Post No 38, American Legion, were installed by Sahuaro Post No 68. Commander Franklin J McCoy leads a roster including adjutant Howard Compton grand vice commander Jordan Davis chaplain Samuel Baker and sergeant at arms Melvin Rucker. Compton chairs the executive committee with Fermon and Ben Washington.
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Charles Young
American Legion
Sahuaro
Franklin J. McCoy
Howard
Compton
Jordan Davis
Samuel Baker
Melvin Rucker
Fermon
Ben Washington
Kentucky Primary Voters Face Senate Contest
Kentucky Democrats and Republicans held a Senate primary to fill Thruston Morton’s seat in Louisville. Katherine Peden led among Democrats while Marlow Cook and Eugene Siler were top Republican contenders. turnout was low with under a quarter of 1.6 million voters expected.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Thruston B. Morton
Katherine Peden
Johnson
Advisory Commission On
Marlow Cook
Morton
Eugene Siler
Cook
Siler
Miss Peden
Riot Commission
Republican Record Is A Winner Says Haugh
John H. Haugh, Republican national committeeman from Arizona, told the Pima County Republican Club in Tucson that the GOP must campaign on its record since January 1967. He urged voters to face the truth in November and said Republicans are ready to provide good management and workable solutions.
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Jack Williams
John H. Haugh
Pima County
Republican Club
Santa Rita
Haugh
Arizona
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Tax Treaties Okayed by Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved proposed new tax treaties with the Philippines and France.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Philippines
France
Collins, Faircloth Race For Florida Senate Nomination
Former Florida Governor Leroy Collins and Atty. Gen Earl Faircloth led a Democratic primary runoff for the U S Senate nomination with Collins drawing 426 096 votes to Faircloth 397 642 and facing Republican Edward Gurney in November. Turnout expected higher after a rain plagued first primary.
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UPI
Leroy Collins
Earl Faircloth
U.S. Senate
Collins
Faircloth
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