Word: arizona
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...Scattered over five U.S. campuses-Arizona State College, Oklahoma A. & M., the Universities of New Mexico, Arizona and Texas-100 Guatemalan teachers last week began what may well become a major experiment in Good Neighborliness. With $170,000 from the Foreign Operations Administration, the teachers will spend two months studying U.S. public-school methods, will also get some idea of what the U.S. is all about. Apparently, the program has already had effect. Said Pedro T. Cruz of San Carlos University: "I am charmed . . . I am going to take this lesson in democracy back to Guatemala and help remove...
President Pusey will welcome the group to the University before the general sessions begin at the Shearton Plaza Hotel. Recent archaeological discoveries will be on display, as well as a number of outstanding films on Egypt and the ancient cliff dwellings in Arizona...
This week the Vice President's plane headed into Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, California, Oregon and Washington, and back to Wyoming. On election eve he will wind up with a speech from Sioux City, Iowa. The Democrats would be happy to see a few more snowstorms on Dick Nixon's route...
Here, the Watkins committee paused to take particular note of McCarthy's denunciation of New Jersey's Senator Hendrickson, a member of the Privileges and Elections Subcommittee. When he learned that Republican Hendrickson had joined Democrats Thomas Hennings of Missouri and Carl Hayden of Arizona in signing the report, McCarthy snarled that the New Jersey Senator was "a living miracle, in that he is without question the only man in the world who has lived so long with neither brains nor guts...
...places that are now near the earth's equator. Rocks of the same age generally pointed toward the same place, which Dr. Creer believes was the position of the north magnetic pole at the time the rocks were formed. About 700 million years ago, the pole was in Arizona. Then it moved to the Pacific, then to Japan and northward across eastern Siberia to its present position...