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Newspaper

Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

3

Arizona 1964 canvass shows no change in outcomes

Official canvass completed reports no shifts in results from earlier totals. Secretary of State Wesley Bolin notes 83.53 percent turnout with 488 081 voters of 584 337 eligible. Candidates listed with final tallies in President Governor and other offices.

Arizona Wesley Bolin Johnson Goldwater Hass S Goddard Kleindienst Elson Fannin Senner Steiger Bolin O’reilly Smith Jordan Hubbard Kennedy Superintendent of Public Instruction Folsom Hersey McCutchan Corporation Commission Herbert Mangin Husky Clark DeWitt Moore Broderick Hazelett

Elderly motorist among 1964 Arizona toll rise

The death of 74 year old Thomas Goodwin in a head on crash on the Beeline Highway near Mesa raises Arizona 1964 traffic toll to 546, 73 higher than a year earlier. The other driver, 45 year old Marine Maurice Dearing, suffered non serious injuries and was taken to Williams Air Force Base Hospital.

Mesa Scottsdale Arizona Thomas Goodwin Arizona Highway Patrol Goodwin Maurice Dearing Phoenix Dearing Williams Air Force Base Hospital

Alexander's Opens Christmas Shopping For Disabled Shoppers

Alexander's department store opened for a special Sunday shopping event aiding 400 disabled seniors and 30 handicapped children. Proceeds from the third annual open house benefited 12 non profit hospitals and homes serving the shoppers.

Ander’s Department Store

Citizens group challenges Prop 200 and railroad crew rules

Arizona Citizens for Public Safety will contest the constitutionality of Proposition 200. spokesman L. L. Inman said the group will seek an injunction to prohibit Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroads from violating existing state crew requirements statutes.

Arizona Citizens For Public Safety L. L. Inman Santa Fe Southern Pacific

Navy Wins 1964 NCAA Soccer Championship

Providence Rhode Island AP reports Navy claims the 1964 NCAA soccer title. Midshipmen defeat rivals to clinch the championship in Providence.

Providence, R.I Navy

Burglary Report Displays Glidewell Jewelry Loss

Police note a burglary at Glidewell Jewelry where merchandise valued at 7127.95 was stolen between closing Friday and opening Saturday. Report withheld yesterday due to a possibly critical stage of the investigation. officials say the case remains under active inquiry.

Glidewell Jewelry Daily Mail

Plane Theft Reported Near Sedona

Police say the sheriff’s office notified yesterday of a stolen airplane from Sedona with no further details or updates on the aircraft at this time.

Sheriff’s Office Sedona

Accident on Warren Ave Triggers Minor Vehicle Exchange

Incomplete report notes a fender bender on Warren Ave yesterday with both cars moved and no injuries. Police found the Painted Desert Club front door ajar at 3 05 a.m. determined it was accidentally left unlocked and no sign of burglars.

Warren Ave Painted Desert Club

Kenton Forms Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra

Stan Kenton announces the formation of the Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra to perform jazz symphonies and other large-ensemble works. The group aims to advance progressive jazz with a full orchestral sound.

Kenton Los Angeles Stan Kenton

GI Insurance Dividends Due to Veterans

The White House says about 4.75 million veterans will start receiving a total of 224.5 million in GI insurance dividends by the first of the year. About 210 million goes to World War II veterans and 14.5 million to World War I veterans. Korean War veterans do not receive regular annual dividends.

First Christmas Tree Light Legend Linked to Luther

Legend claims Martin Luther decorated the first lit Christmas tree by placing candles on evergreen boughs to mirror heavenly glory on the first Holy Night. The tale notes such candle lighting would be unsafe by modern fire codes.

Martin Luther

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