Word: arizona
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Some "spontaneous" movements have already sprung up in other states. In Virginia and Arizona, Kefauver clubs are organized. In California and Oregon, steps have been taken to put his name on the primary ballot. At a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Seattle last month, Northwest Democrats cheered when his handsome red-haired wife Nancy was introduced as "the first lady of Tennessee who might one day be the First Lady of Washington...
...ARIZONA-14. Taftmen claim all 14. Key man is Governor Howard Pyle, publicly committed to neither candidate. He leans to Taft, but weighs carefully the growing Eisenhower sentiment in his state...
...Arizona, 45 miles from Tucson, lies the nation's biggest untapped source of copper. It is the 4,411-acre San Manuel field, which geologists estimate contains 460 million tons of ore-enough to last the U.S. for about three years. But it has not been exploited because the low-grade ore would be enormously expensive to mine and process...
George J. W. Goodman '32 of Newton, Neil J. Smelser '52 of Phoenix, Arizona and Adams House and William V. Whitehead '50 of Brookline will each be eligible for two years free study in any subjects they choose at Oxford University beginning in October, 1932. Of the other winners, four represent Princeton, three Yale...
...Arizona State Hospital for the Insane. Less than 24 hours later she was picked up on the street in Phoenix...