Governors Paul J. Fannin and Samuel P. Goddard
Papers1944-1966
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Governors Paul J. Fannin and Samuel P. Goddard
Papers1944-1966
RG 1 SG 18 and SG
19
Creator:
Arizona Governor's Office
Title:
Governors Paul J. Fannin and Samuel P. Goddard
Papers
Inclusive Dates:
1944-1966
Quantity:
131 Boxes, 3 Volumes
Abstract:
This collection consists of records from Governors Paul J.
Fannin's and Samuel P. Goddard's adminstrations. The collection includes files on the Governor's Office's
interactions with Arizona departments, boards, and commissions; general correspondence, the
Arizona Sonora Commissionor or the Arizona Mexico West Trade Commission, industrial development, conferences, speeches, staff
files, the federal government, traffic safety, and
proclamations.
Identification:
RG 1 SG 18 and SG
19
Language:
English
Repository:
Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records History and Archives Division
Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records
Polly Rosenbaum Archives and History Building
1901 W. Madison St.
Phoenix, Arizona 85009
Phone: (602) 926-3720
Fax: (602) 256-7982
E-Mail: archives@azlibrary.gov
Biographical Note
Paul Jones Fannin was born on January 29, 1907, in Ashland, Kentucky, and moved to Arizona
in 1908 with his family. After attending the University of Arizona for two years, he
transferred to Stanford and earned a B.A. in business administration in 1930. For the next
25 years, he operated businesses and was active in community organizations. After selling
his business interests in 1957 he entered politics and campaigned for governor. He served
three terms: 1958, 1960, and 1962. His administrations highlighted industrial development,
tax equalization, the establishment of a junior college system, the Central Arizona Project,
bipartisan appointments and the creation of the Arizona-Sonora West Coast Trade Commission.
Governor Fannin was Chair of the Western Governors' Conference between 1963 and 1964.
In 1964, Fannin ran for the U.S. Senate when Barry Goldwater stepped down to run for
President. Fannin served two terms during which he assisted Senator Hayden with legislation
for the Central Arizona Project. Fannin retired from the Senate in 1977, but continued his
active participation in community affairs. He died in Phoenix on January 13, 2002.
Samuel Pearson Goddard, Jr. was born August 8, 1919, in Clayton, Missouri. Goddard earned a
B.A. degree from Harvard in 1941. In 1949, he received his Bachelor of Law degree from the
University of Arizona and opened a law office in Tucson. He was elected governor in 1964,
and served one term from 1965 to 1966. During his administration, Goddard concentrated on
industrial development, equal rights, water and the importance of Mexico and Sonora to
Arizona. Governor Goddard also started the Governor's Commission on Arizona Beauty in 1965
to create a plan to preserve Arizona's natural beauty. After his governorship, Goddard
remained active in politics and the community. He died in Paradise Valley, Arizona on
February 1, 2006.
Scope and Content
This collection consists of records from Governors Paul J.
Fannin's and Samuel P. Goddard's adminstrations. The collection includes files on the Governor's Office's
interactions with Arizona departments, boards, and commissions; general correspondence, the
Arizona Sonora Commissionor or the Arizona Mexico West Trade Commission, industrial development, conferences, speeches, staff
files, the federal government, traffic safety, and
proclamations.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in fourteen series.
Series 1: Departments, Boards, and Commissions, 10 boxes- This series includes
reports, correspondence, appointments, registrations, petitions, rules and regulations,
budgets, press releases and minutes which document state agency activities.
Series 2: General Correspondence, 29 boxes- This series contains general
correspondence arranged chronologically and alphabetically.
Series 3: Arizona Sonora Commission, 10 boxes- The boxes contain materials relating
to the creation and responsibilities of the Arizona Sonora Commission. The files include
correspondence, press releases, speeches, rosters, budgets and minutes.
Series 4: Industrial Development, 18.5 boxes- This series contains correspondence
with corporations and companies, information on Governor's conferences and committes
relating to industrial development and informative materials such as newspaper clippings
and reports.
Series 5: Conferences, 4.5 boxes- This series contains rosters, reports,
resolutions, correspondence and minutes, and focus primarily on the Western Governors'
Conference, the Council of State Governments and interstate compacts.
Series 6: Speeches, 24 boxes- This series contains copies of speeches and background
research files for speeches.
Series 7: Boyd Gibbons' Industrial Files, 7 boxes- This series has the files of Boyd
Gibbons, the Governor's Special Assistant for Industrial Development. The files contain
correspondence, vitas for applicants wanting employment with the office, reports and
rosters concerning prospects for development. The collection also includes pertinent
state and federal laws, references to business development and conferences, copies of
speeches, and records regarding state agencies concerned with development.
Series 8: Federal Government, 10 boxes- This series contains files focusing on
national issues important to Arizonans and relationships between the state and federal
governments. Contents include correspondence and reports relating to a number of federal
agencies.
Series 9: Subject Files, 8 boxes- This series consists of subject files relating to
social issues and contain statements, correspondence, agendas, reports, memoranda,
newspaper clippings, rosters, outlines, position papers, appointments, background
reviews, comments, complaints, opinions, newsletters, manuals, budget requests, press
releases, statistics, speeches and obscene mail.
Series 10: Gus Harrell's Files, 2 boxes- Gus Harrell's files,
Special Assistant to the Governor from 1963 to 1965, contain correspondence, summaries,
speeches, statistics, press releases, legislation and speeches related to the Governor's
activities and social issues.
Series 11: Arizona-Mexico West Coast Trade Commission, 1 box- This box includes
correspondence, speeches, programs, and expense reports of the Commission.
Series 12: Traffic Safety, 5 boxes- This series contains files relating to traffic
safety include correspondence, minutes, reports and membership information on topics
relating to traffic and highway safety in Arizona.
Series 13: Special Committees, 3 boxes- This series consists of special committee
files containing correspondence, minutes, agendas, rosters and reports on the Governor's
special committees, such as the Cultural Commission, as well as others dealing with
reapportionment, marriage and the family, mental retardation, taxes and water.
Series 14: Proclamations, 1 box and 3 volumes- This series has correspondence
requesting proclamations and copies of proclamations.
All photocopies of original materials are made by staff. We reserve the right to refuse
copy services based on physical condition and possible damage to the materials.
For preservation purposes, if microfilm copies are available, patrons will use the
microfilm first.
Under Arizona Revised Statute 39-141, public records used for commercial purposes have
additional requirements. Please contact the Arizona State Archives for further
information.
Copyright
It is the researcher’s responsibility to determine the copyright status of materials he or
she uses. The Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records is not legally or
financially responsible for any copyright infringement by researchers.
Many documents held by the Arizona State Archives fall under the Public Record law (ARS
41-1350). Documents created by the government are not copyrighted. The United States of
America Copyright Law (P.L. 94-553, effective Jan. 1, 1978) extends statutory rights of
authority to unpublished works which were previously protected by literary property rights
under common law. Such works do not have to be registered with the Copyright Office to
receive protection under the law.
Researchers should also consult Samuel P. Goddard's Papers received separately from this
collection (RG 1 SG 19), Governor Fannin's Executive Secretary Dr. Arthur M. Lee's Papers
(RG 1 SG 18 S 16), and the Governor's Office Subject Files (RG 1 SG 1). Governor Jack
Williams' inherited some of Fannin and Goddard's records and researchers should review that
finding aid as well (RG 1 SG 20).
Bibliographic citations must cite the title of the record group(s), the box or volume
number, the History and Archives Division and the name of the Arizona State Library,
Archives and Public Records in full. Please use the following example:
Governor George W.P. Hunt to Ely Sims, November 21, 1919, Box 14, Office of the Governor,
RG 1, History and Archives Division, Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records.
Provenance
The Governor's Office began transferring these records to the State Archives in the
1960s.
Accession A-1964-018, A-1967-130, A-1967-137
Processing Information
Box 265 contains an expense ledger for the Governor's Office. It does not belong to any
particular series. Box number 289 was skipped during processing and numbering.
The Governor's Office used the Arizona Sonora Commission and the Arizona-Mexico West Trade
Commission names interchangeably. Governor Williams later renamed the commission to the
Arizona Mexico Commission. Archives staff retained the labels used by the Governor's Office
during processing. Therefore there are two series that relate to the same commission.
Accountancy Board: Alleged "slipshod" reporting; Inaccuracies claimed in Post
Auditor's reports, 1963
217
Agriculture and Horticulture Commission: Resignation; Grasshopper control
project; Monthly inspection reports; Correspondence, 1962-1963
217
Apprenticeship Council: Note re recruitment posters for Utah Merit System
Council, 1963
217
Arizona Power Authority: Communications breakdown between Congressional
delegates and State agencies; Appointment of C.A. Calhoun; Correspondence, 1963
217
Attorney General: Alleged overpayment for municipal bonds; Petition asks
investigation re mortgages; Arizona vs. U.S.A. re taxation of Southern Pacific
Railroad; Opinions re school matters; Gambling in Cochise County; Correspondence,
1963
217
Auditor: Claim re Burchfield murder trial; Civil Defense funds; Audit of
State bond purchases; Correspondence, 1962-1963
217
Aviation Authority (Department of Aeronautic): Surplus Government airport
properties are to be disposed of, 1963
217
Banking Department: Authorization to organize new savings and loan
associations is sought; Condensed statements of reports; Sugar beet acreage is asked;
Activity report; Union Bank seeks State deposits; Correspondence, 1960-1963
217
Barber Examiners: Annual reports; Post Auditor's report; Correspondence,
1961-1964
217
Children's Colony of Arizona: Conditions at the Colony alleged
unsatisfactory; President of U. S. plans mental retardation conference;
Correspondence, 1963
217
Chiropody Board: Correspondence, 1963
217
Civil Air Patrol Wing: Effectiveness test, 1963
217
Civil Defense: Appointments; Briefings; Fallout shelters; Flooding in Pima
and Pinal Counties; Border area problems; Missile fuel spilled in Tucson;
Responsibilities of State agencies; Travel reports; Water shortage at Williams; Budget
requests for FY 1965; Correspondence, 1963
217
College, Arizona State: Correspondence, 1963
217
Contractors, Registrar of: Supplement to Directory; Dismissal of complaint;
License application correspondence; Sales of shoddy home improvements by an itinerant
group; Letters of commendation and appreciation; Correspondence, 1963
217
Corporation Commission: Complaint of excessive water rates at Miami;
Suggestion terms of Commission members are limited, 1963
217
Cosmetology Board: Report, 1962-1963
217
Daily Commissioner: Reciprocal milk inspection; Out of state competition
deemed unfair; Milk "price war"; Activities, 1962-1963
217
Deaf and Blind, Arizona State School for: Employees request a salary
increase, 1963
217
Dental Board: Several applicants have difficulty passing exam;
Correspondence, 1963
217
Development Board, Arizona: Resignation; Kino statue asked for exhibit at
N.Y. World's Fair; World Trade Fair in San Francisco, 1963
Employment Security Commission: Unemployment data on monthly basis;
Appointments; Unemployment insurance benefit decisions statistics; Press releases;
Manpower Development and Training Act; Disputed benefits claims; Appeal: Pinal County
Superior Court. No. 7628. Donald M. Brobston et. al. vs. Employment Security
Commission of Arizona and others; Correspondence, 1962-1963
217
Estate Tax Commissioner: Attendance at annual Meeting of Tax Administrators
is planned; Legislation relating to estates, 1963
217
Examiner, State: Correspondence, 1963
Box
218
Fair, State: General outline of State Fair facts and activities, 1963
218
Funeral Directors: Rules and regulations, 1963
218
Game and Fish Commission: News clippings petition and protest re killing of
deer and elk; Fishing regulations in Oak Creek Canyon; Reciprocity on fishing between
Utah and Arizona; Correspondence, 1963
218
Health, Board of: Reuse of sewage effluent; Water quality and water pollution
control; Appointment; Transfer of funds for rehabilitation facilities to New Mexico;
Environmental sanitation in U.S.- Mexico border area; Prescott flooding; Problem waste
disposal at Snowflake; Budget preservation; Glue sniffing; Correspondence, 1963
218
Health and Welfare Coordinating Council: Membership list, Governor's
statement, April 17, 1963
218
Highway Commission: Petitions; Hazards on Littlefield Road; Patrolman needed
at Topock; 1962 accomplishments; Ask completion of various roads and highways;
National billboard legislation review for 1963; Appointment of Superintendent of
Traffic Safety questioned; School bus specifications; Cinder use in road building;
Claim re collection on Queen Creek Bridge; Federal aid; Protest designation of area
near Sedona as "Grasshopper Flats"; Army/Air Force maneuvers; Right-of-way problems;
Rerouting of roads or highways and other Correspondence, 1962-1963
218
Hospital, Arizona State: Escapes by dangerous criminals; Southern Arizona
Mental Health Center is planned; Appointment of Bill Smitherman; Petition urges
retention of Mary Pittman; Anonymous charges of "irregularities"; House of
Representatives Committee makes an investigation; Dr. Wick resigns; other
Correspondence, 1963
Indian Affairs Commission: Governor's Interstate Indian Council; Vacancy on
the Commission; 1964-1965 budget requests; Joint meeting with Inter-Tribal Council;
Publication: Reservation Development in Arizona, 1963; Paul Hughes resigns; Progress
report; other Correspondence, 1963
218
Industrial Commission: Policy regulations; Women's compensation insurance
(some enclosure copies date to 1949 and 1960); other Correspondence, 1962-1963
218
Industrial Commission – Safety Division: Employee's safety program; National
Health Forum; School inspections and recommendations; U.S. House of Representatives
Bills re safety; Report of Safety Conference; and Correspondence, 1961-1963
218
Interstate Commerce Commission: Emergency Motor Transport Board, 1963
218
Interstate Stream Commission: Dene Pattillo is not reappointed, and is
succeeded by Douglas J. Wall; Mr. Linton Claridge succeeds Walter Batty; Endorsement
of Central Arizona Project bill; Senate Bill 502; other Correspondence, 1963
Box
219
Insurance Department, State: Letter re a complaint, 1963
219
Junior College Board: Editorial re a junior college for Pinal County; Need
for junior college in Tucson; Appointment of Mr. Hoyt; Thank-you letter; other
Correspondence, 1963
219
Juvenile Institutions: Eight-year development plan; Reorganization of Board;
Delinquency prevention; Ft. Grant publication: "The Young Citizen", Other
Correspondence, 1961-1963
219
Land Department, State (General): Leasing of Sahuarita Bombing Range; Report
re oil and gas leasing; Public auction sales of land; Question of Water Commissioner's
jurisdiction over Indian lands; Arizona watershed program; Cibecue Watershed Project,
interim report of December, 1960; Royalty payments by Kerr-McGee; Agenda for meeting
November 26, 1963; and other Correspondence, 1962-1963
219
Land Department, State: Correspondence re: Land designations; Patents; Clear
lists; Letters of substitution; Patents to numbered school sections; Buckhorn-Mesa
watershed; Certificates of purchase; Special grant selection applications; Indemnity
school land selection applications; Order re withdrawal of state lands from oil and
gas leasing; Taylor exchange applications; and similar types of material, 1963
219
Legislative Council, Arizona: Letter re Salt River Project, 1963
219
Library and Archives, Arizona Department of: Requests for transfer of records
from Governor's Office; Disposition request; Disposition authorization; Training
program for department libraries, 1963
219
Liquor Licenses and Control, Department of: Jack Shaeffer's file, 1960-1963
219
Liquor Licenses and Control, Department of (General file): Resumes of cases
handled during various months; Financial and attractive reports; Appointment; Letters
of appreciation; Correspondence re various applications; Liquor brought from Mexico;
other Correspondence, 1963
219
Medical Examiners, Board of: Complaint against a physician at Tucson V.A
Hospital; Doctor complains re a physician at Arizona State Prison; and other
Correspondence, 1963
219
Mineral Resources, Board of: A five-page review, "Copper in 1962";
Reappointment of Raymond L. Dye; Mining Conference; "Mine Taxation in
Arizona-Statistical Analysis for year 1963"; and Correspondence, 1963
219
National Guard: Congratulatory letters to new enlistees or to those promoted
in rank; Thank-you letter; Exchange of property-City of Phoenix; 17 employees must be
released; Ask transportation for Sixth Army Band; Armed Forces Day; Reorganization
plan; Speech; and other Correspondence, 1963
219
Nurse Registration and Nursing Education, Board of. Nurse is denied an
Arizona license; Letter of transmittal of a report (report not included), 1963
219
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission: An Arizona delegate to Interstate Oil
Compact Commission is asked for; State of Georgia offers a payment to first person or
firm bringing in a commercial oil well in their state, 1963
219
Pardons and Paroles, Board of: Persons ask clemency or commutation of
sentence for prisoners; National Parole Institute conference is to be held;
Proclamation of Complete Discharge restores citizenship to a former convict; Church
group will hold a demonstration opposing capital punishment; and other Correspondence,
1963
219
Parks Board: Charge of Mexican labor being used on a historical monument is
made; Land and Water Conservation Fund; Resolution re withholding land for State
parks; other Correspondence. 1963, 1963
219
Pharmacy, Board of: New York man wants an Arizona license; Drug items judged
unfit for sale; Accreditation differences, states of Arizona and New York; and other
Correspondence, 1963
219
Physical Therapy Examiners, Board of: A report is sent to the Governor,
1963
219
Pioneers' Home: Regulations for licensing of nursing homes (a 1962
publication); Carolyn Kinney appointed as Superintendent; Two guests are dismissed
from the Home; Former employee complains of being banned from the home; Handling of
the personal funds of guests is discussed; Need for fire protection sprinklers at the
home; and other correspondence, 1963
Box
220
Planning and Building Commission, State: Minutes-Capital improvement
programs, building construction and budgeting; Increases requested for operating
budget; Building inspection reports: Eastern Arizona Junior College, Thatcher, State
Tuberculosis Sanitarium, and Fairgrounds, Arizona Western College, Yuma; Yuma
Territorial Prison Historical Monument; Museum at Tubac; School for Deaf and Blind,
Tucson; Pioneers' Historical Society, Tucson; State Office Building, Tucson;
Chronology of events (lists cover period of 1955-1963); Correspondence: Consultants
wish to be considered for State work; Monument to war heroes; Building materials
inventory for possible emergency use; Intermediate institution for juvenile boys;
Facilities, 1962-1963
220
Planning and Building Commission, State: for handicapped in public buildings;
Settling may have caused cracks in the State Office Building in Tucson; State Capitol
area master plan; Minutes; Building data survey; Outline of estimated building needs
in Capitol area through 1985, 1963-1964
220
Post Auditor: Report on Federal grants-in-aid Programs in the State of
Arizona; General Fund receipts; cumulative statements, 1961-1964
220
Prison, Arizona State: Correspondence re: Budget request; Inmates complain of
conditions and treatment at the Prison; several inmates are executed by lethal gas;
Mail rights of prisoners discussed; and several other letters, 1963
220
Public Buildings, Maintenance: Jaywalking, 1963
220
Public Instruction, Department of: School opinions, Concurring opinions;
Civil Defense adult education; Special education; Transportation for the handicapped;
Listing of education officials of state colleges and universities, 1962-1963
220
Racing Commission, Arizona: Turf Paradise balance sheet and statement of
earnings for year ended June 30, 1962; Citizen protests that Arizonans may not own
greyhounds which are raced in the State; Woman makes accusations of horse race
"fixing"; Difficulties in connection with harness racing; Attorney General's opinion
re payment of salaries to employees for extra days; Resolution protests a planned curb
on horse race broadcasts; Additional revenue is sought to operate the Commission; Race
track at Rock Springs is proposed; and other correspondence, 1962-1963
Box
221
Real Estate, Board of: Report of Multiple Listing Service; Press release re
regulation of real estate sales; Misrepresentation in land sales; Lake Mead Rancheros
subdivision problem; Speech by J. Fred Talley to Association of Better Business
Bureaus. Alleged irregularities re Desert Vista Utility Co. and Nunez Water Co.;
Albert S. Jagerson's employment is terminated; U.S. Senate Hearing transcript "Frauds
and Quackery…"; Complaint re Horizon Land Corporation; and other Correspondence,
1963
221
Regents, Board of: Governor's statement re planning for higher education;
"Leftist" philosophies are decried; Statement of A.B. Schellenberg before the House of
Representatives Re higher education; Proposal of an honorary degree for Jack Williams;
Report on proposed legislation; Annuity program expenses and earning rates; Civil
Defense shelters at U. of A. require licenses; Architectural programs at U. of A. and
A.S.U. are compared; and other Correspondence, 1962-1963
221
Retirement System, Arizona State: Refund enquiry; Annual report is
transmitted (report not included), 1963
221
Seasonal Farm Labor, Governor's Committee on. -Interim progress report;
Education study; National Child Labor Committee; Welfare Correspondence; General
Correspondence; Attorney General's Opinion; Governor's Conference on Seasonal Farm
Labor; Interim progress report; Study Plan and Outline Program; Welfare Sub-Committee.
Report of impact on Arizona's welfare resources, 1956-1959
Box
222
Seasonal Farm Labor, Governor's Committee on. General Correspondence;
Purposes of the Committee; Membership listing, 1960-1964
222
Secretary of State, Arizona: Several notaries resign; Governor's will be out
of the State; Interstate Compact on Juveniles; City of Redlands, Calif. Seeks info on
recent water lawsuit decisions; and other Correspondence, 1963
222
Tax Commission, Arizona: Carbon copy of a memo to accompany a letter referred
to Don Green of the Commission (memo only), 1963
222
Technical Registration, Board of: Appointment of Charles W. Dryden; Letter re
two unsuccessful applicants, 1962-1963
222
Treasurer of Arizona: A Tucson bank asks for award of inactive State
deposits, 1963
222
Uniform Laws Commission: Letter re an appointment to the Commission,
1963
222
University, AZ. State at Tempe: Statement of unappropriated surplus and
income; Traffic problems in Tempe; Magazine article mentions KAET-TV; Claim for
personal injuries suffered on campus; Special research funds; ROTC auxiliary seeks air
transportation to Washington, D.C.; Culture-centered Phoenix proposed by local
architect; Historical and background informational sheets on the school; and other
Correspondence, 1962-1963
222
University of Arizona at Tucson: 4-H Citizenship Day; Concern re a "Socialist
Club" on campus; Quadrille team deemed excellent; Pinyon-Jupiter control; Spanish
Institute at Guadalajara; Insect and parasite research; and other Correspondence,
1963
222
Veteran's Service Commission, Arizona: News bulletin, 1963
222
Welfare, Arizona Department of Public: Federal legislative objectives;
Recovery and overpayment report; Blind employees complain and an investigation is
made; Blind man needs eye surgery; Several resignations; Placement of blind workers;
Manufacturing study re mop hardware; Objectives, policies, job descriptions,
classifications and compensation plan for blind industries; Need for daycare centers
for children of migrant workers; and other Correspondence, 1962-1963
222
Western Interstate Compact for Higher Education. (WICHE): Arizona reports on
juvenile delinquency; Student aid costs; News release re educational programs; an
Appointment; and other Correspondence, 1963
Box
223
Agriculture and Horticulture, Commission of: Monthly inspection reports;
Protest against imported grapefruit; Resolutions commend several former members;
Eradication of pink bollworm; Question re an employee's vacation pay; other
Correspondence, 1963-1964
223
Appraisals, Director of: Assessment equalization program; Churches allegedly
pay no taxes on income-producing properties which they own; Proposal for preparation
of an appraisal manual for the State; Workshop for county assessors; and other
Correspondence, 1962-1964
223
Arizona State College at Flagstaff: Financial statement; Board of Regents
approves university status for the College; and other Correspondence, 1964
223
Arizona State University: Complaint of discrimination by a former employee,
1964
223
Atomic Energy Commission: An amendment to a facility license for the
University of Arizona; Loss of a small cobalt capsule; Membership roster; Interest in
establishing a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in Arizona; and other Correspondence,
1964
223
Auditor, State of Arizona: Authorizations to sign claims; Authorization to
use State automobile to return patients of Arizona State Hospital to other states,
1964
223
Banking Department: Condensed financial statements of state and national
banks and state and federal savings and loan associations; Report by Receivers of
Arizona Savings and Loan Association; Federal Home Bank Board denies insurance to
Aztec Savings and Loan Association, 1963-1964
223
Barber Examiners Board: Correspondence re barber exams and applicants for
licenses, 1964
223
Children's Colony: Letter of commendation re the personnel; J. Thomas
McIntire retires as Superintendent; and other Correspondence, 1964
223
Civil Air Patrol: An effectiveness test is conducted; Headquarters is a
building at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, 1964
223
Civil Defense Agency: Resignation of Colonel Matthews; Military support;
Recommendations for improving civil defense; Resignation of Stuart L. Pittman; Persons
appointed to an Emergency Resources Planning Committee; Radio equipment donated;
Emergency action reports: Picacho area storms, Apache Co. power failure, Wickenburg
flood, Jerome flood and Winslow flood; Minutes of meeting of the Governor's Emergency
Resources Planning Committee of 29 July, 1964; wind damage in the San Xavier del Bac
Mission area; Organizational structure chart for the Department of Civil Defense and
Emergency Planning Operating Organization; Proposed civil defense administrative order
re an alternate seat of government (State); Civil defense adult education classes;
Resignation of Colonel Holloway; Civil Defense Administrative Order #16: Designation
of essential State agencies; and other Correspondence, 1964
223
Contractors, Registrar of: A contractor allegedly has been operating without
a proper license; National Electrical Code is discussed; Several complaints against
contractors; Supplements to contractors' directory and other Correspondence, 1963-1964
223
Corporation Commission: General letters: Approval to construct a well;
Approval for Clearwater Hills Subdivision #2; Paradise Valley Water Company: Memo,
hearing, opinion and order, other Correspondence. Impeachment proceedings against
commissioners E. T. "Eddie" Williams, Jr. and A. P. "Jack" Buzard, 1964
223
Cosmetology, State Board of: 1963-1964 fiscal year Report of the Board,
1964
223
Crippled Children's Hospital: A legislator asks that Governor investigate the
operation of the Hospital, 1964
223
Dairy Commission: Complaints allege some food stores are selling milk below
cost; Dairymen meet and make efforts to remedy the situation; Report of alleged unsafe
and unsanitary conditions in a dairy operation; Activities report, 1962-1964
223
Deaf and Blind, State School for: A member of a Tucson church asks for a gift
of old chairs from the school, 1964
223
Deeds Commissioners of: Appointments, Oaths of office, 1958-1964
223
Dental Board: Appointment; Protest re a failed exam; Activities of a dental
technician discussed, 1964
223
Development Board: Request for hunting information; Proposed film to promote
Arizona; Attempts to attract industry to State; Study of State and local expenditures
and revenues; Request for State flag for servicemen in Vietnam; and other
Correspondence, 1964
223
Education, Board of: Establishment of minimum qualifications for school
nurses; Textbook adoption; Resignation and appointments; G.E.D. testing centers said
needed for Pinal and for Greenlee Counties; Bylaws for Arizona State Board of
Education; Recommendations for school health education programs; Civil Defense adult
education; State plan for vocational education; Qualifications for Vocational
Rehabilitation Division position of Psychologist and position of Vocational Evaluator
Trainer; Memo re extension and renewal of teaching certificates; and other
Correspondence, 1964
223
Employment Security Commission: Unemployment statistics; List of farm
trainees eligible for allowances; Legislation; Complaint re Kingman office; Placement
for blind workers; Farm labor report; Crop activity timetable; Labor survey;
Employment at Luke Field; Speech re unemployment insurance; Minutes and other
Correspondence, 1964
223
Estate Tax Commission: Meeting National Association of Tax Administrators,
1964
223
Examiner, State: (Mostly, letters of transmittal of reports); United Fund
campaign; Unclaimed estates account; Jobs for youth; and Attorney General Opinion re
duties of Post Auditor, 1964
Box
223A
Civil Defense: audiotape of Governor Fannin on Conelrad (6 minutes); memo
regarding meeting to dicuss implementation of Civil Defense Program, 1960-1962
223A
Audiotape from Dean Glassbrook of California to Governor Fannin, undated
Box
224
Fair Commission: Letter re a bond; Claim for injuries; Coliseum to be built;
Miss America Day; Procedure to schedule Army Band; Coliseum bonds to be offered;
Description and specifications for Coliseum; and other Correspondence, 1963-1964
224
Game and Fish Commission / Game and Fish Department: Wildlife Conference in
Las Vegas; Controversy re deer hunting; Proposed legislation re revenues from Federal
wildlife lands; Deer refuges are recommend; Expiration date of licenses is changed;
Ask free fishing privileges for patients at a Veterans Center; Discrimination
prohibited at Department of Army water resources projects; Kaibab squirrel hunt; Water
rights for wildlife, 1964
224
Health Department: Insecticide program; supplementary budget request;
Tuberculosis control programs; Attorney General's opinion; Mosquito control;
Appointments; Resignation; Letters re Youngtown Hospital; and other Correspondence,
1964
224
Highway Department / Commission: Ask paving completion for Highway 286;
Payson citizens ask highway widening; Letters re accidents; Investigation of several
complaint; Letter of appreciation; Alamo Reservoir Project; New Jersey survey reports
on police security for governors of various states; Civil Rights demonstration at
Capitol; Complaints re Arizona Highways Magazine subscriptions; Construction
expenditures; Federal aid reimbursement (current billing program); Attorney General's
opinion; Community fallout shelters; Proposed design for underpass; Addition to
interstate system in Phoenix area; and other Correspondence, 1964
224
Hospital, Arizona State: Complaint against psychiatrist; Hospital
publications (newsletters); Letters of appreciation; Letter of criticism re personnel;
Several resignations or terminations are followed by letters from citizens; Persons
seek employment; and other Correspondence, 1964
224
Indian Affairs, Commission of: Report on International Students Work Group;
Memos; Progress report; Minutes of several committees; Resolution re Indian health;
Voting by Indians; Legislative Advisory Consultant; Summation reports of annual
survey; Indians ask extension of leasing period; and other Correspondence, 1964
224
Industrial Commission: Complimentary letters; Letter of thanks; U.S. Supreme
Court case: Arizona vs. California (an Arizona teacher is injured in an accident on
the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge); and other Correspondence, 1964
224
Interstate Stream Commission: Meeting agenda; State Water Engineer comments
on a proposed article for "Fortune" magazine; Need for an agreement with Mexico;
Resolution urges formation of an advisory committee for the Colorado River Basin;
Illegal diversions in the Lower Basin; and other correspondence, 1964
224
Junior Colleges: Tuition policies, 1964
224
Juvenile Institutions: A former inmate is a suspect in robbery at Fort Grant;
proposed daycare center for retarded children; suggest a defunct naval facility at
Litchfield Park be used as a juvenile institution; A Fort Grant inmate commits
suicide; Letter of appreciation; and other correspondence, 1964
224
Land Department: Hearing notice; Rules and regulations and statement on
behalf of Navajos re oil and gas conservation; Progress report on leasing; Speech by a
forest products spokesman: "Is more Federal recreation land needed?"; Proposed U.S.
legislation re land for public uses; Water conservation; Public lands conference;
Corrective patents; Suit: Power vs. Udall et al – water pollution; and other
correspondence, 1958-1964
224
Library and Archives Department: Correspondence, 1964
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225
Liquor Licenses and Control: Monthly reports; Questions from citizens;
Complaints; Narcotics and liquor problems on the Mexican border; Investigations in
Parker area; League of Arizona Cities and Towns asks committee to discuss liquor
problems; Liquor consumed by students at ASU football games; and other Correspondence,
1963-1964
225
Livestock Sanitary Board: Annual meeting to be in Arizona in 1967; Wayne W.
Wuertz appointed to the Board; Hog cholera eradication program, 1964
225
Medical Examiners, Board of: Complaint by an Indiana doctor re his
application for an Arizona license, 1964
225
Mental Retardation: Correspondence, 1961-1962
225
Merit System Board: Board offices, 1964
225
Mineral Resources, Department of: Jack Still reappointed; Employee safety in
mining; Change in acreage accounting for Indian reservation lands; Valuation of mining
companies, 1964
225
National Guard: Congratulatory letters sent to new enlistees and newly
commissioned officers; Man who received and undesirable discharge from the Navy wishes
to enlist in the National Guard; Armed Forces Week to be observed; Dates for May field
exercises protested as unfair to students and teachers; Meningitis at Army training
centers; Transportation problems of military personnel at holiday time; Bill Williams
Mountain Men to participate in the Inaugural Parade for President L. B. Johnson; and
other Correspondence, 1964
225
Nurse Registration and Nursing Education, Board of: Letter re audit; and
"Nurses for Arizona" brochure, 1964
225
Oil and Gas Commission: Mr. John Bannister appointed Executive Secretary of
the Commission; Production of oil and gas in the State; Statistics for January and
March 1964; Newspaper editorials criticize Commission; Supply and demand re imported
petroleum; Suit involving Indian groups and Montana Oil and Gas Commission; Petroleum
Emergency Task Group; and other Correspondence, 1964
225
Pardons and Paroles Board: Persons request paroles or commutations of
sentence for themselves or for others; Prison inmate is stabbed; National Parole
Institute to hold meeting; Persons writes in favor of or against capital punishment;
and other Correspondence, 1963-1964
225
Parks Board, Arizona State: Death of Senator Neeley; Plans to sell Papago
Park; Committee for preservation of landmarks; Appointments and resignations;
Conservation Fund Act; Roads and parkways; other Correspondence, 1958-1964
225
Pharmacy, Arizona State Board of: Appointment of Thos. E. Cady to the Board,
1964
225
Physical Therapy Examiners, Arizona State Board of: 1964 Directory; Report of
activities and including Budget information, Summary of Positions and Salaries and
Capital Outlay; and other Correspondence, 1964
225
Pioneer's Home: Need for a pharmacist; Home receives insurance credit because
of existing fire sprinklers, more sprinklers added; Applications for admission;
Complaint; Proposed addition to Home; and other Correspondence, 1963-1964
225
Planning and Building Commission: Second floor, rotunda is inspected after
demonstration; Request for loan of "Constitution" flag; and other Correspondence,
1964
225
Post Auditor: General Fund Receipts Statements as of various months;
Examination is made of Governor's Office financial matters; other Correspondence,
1962-1964
225
Power Authority, Arizona: Ask hearing on S. 502 be rescheduled; Urge support
of amendment to H.R. 9752; and other Correspondence, 1964
225
Public Instruction, Department of: School opinions by County Attorneys and by
State Attorney General's Office; Civil Defense Adult Education; The Western States
Small Schools Project; and other Correspondence, 1964
225
Public Instruction, Department of: Average daily attendance reports (pupils
eligible for State aid), 1964-1965
225
Racing Commission: Report of revenue; Proposed legislation; Answer to
critical editorial; Fred S. Porter, Jr. resigns as executive secretary of the
Commission; and other Correspondence, 1964
225
Real Estate Department: Final subdivision reports on Kaibab Estates West
Annex # 1 (Coconino County.); other correspondence, 1961-1964
225
Regents, Board of: Higher Educational Facilities Act; Hiring and firing
policies at State Chemist's Office; Opposition to National Guard maneuvers during
school year; Controversy over appointment of a non-engineer as Dean of Engineering at
U. of A.; Flagstaff budget adjustment; and other Correspondence, 1964
225
Retirement System, State: Asks return of employee's contributions; Questions
re an appointment to the Board and other Correspondence, 1964
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226
Secretary of State: Correspondence, 1964
226
Supreme Court: Correspondence, 1964
226
Tax Commission: John M. Hazelett candidate for State Tax Commissioner; other
Correspondence, 1964
226
Technical Registration: Complaint; Comments re the makeup of the Board; other
Correspondence, 1964
University, Arizona State: Equipment and construction faults; Protest re a
KAET-TV program, "Great Decisions"; Dr. Martin Luther King speaks on campus; U.S.
Senate Bill 2853 and an analysis of Solar Energy measures; Tempe mayor asks transfer
of University property for use as a city park; and other Correspondence, Summary of
budgeted revenue; Campus Crusade for Christ not given representation on the Student
Religious Council; Services available from Arizona Bureau of Mines; Power and
transportation map; Proposals reliability insurance to be considered; Desert research
area surrounding Tumomoc Hill urged preserved; Complaint; Desalting of seawater by
nuclear power; Analysis of effects of nuclear attacks on Tucson and Phoenix; Annual
report of Agricultural Extension Service; T.V. program to feature agriculture;
Brochure re University theatre season; and other correspondence, 1962-1964
Welfare Department: Summary of problems re: Salaries, staff and travel;
Preliminary report on public assistance grants and related items; Day care costs;
James Duke Cameron elected Chairman; Letters support Mr. Hildreth; Conflict of
interest question; Surplus commodities; Ask better program for Blind; Audiovision
reading device for sightless is described; Ask release of the so-called Lesher Report;
Alleged abuses at Industries for the Blind, 1959-1964
226
Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE): Correspondence;
Juvenile delinquency meeting in Utah; Brochure, "This is WICHE", 1964
Arizona-Mexico West Coast Trade Commission: Projected program for Reunion;
Letter to Harriet Huntress, 1959
255A
Arizona-Sonora International Conference Commission: Correspondence;
Delegates; News clips; Grace M. Sparkes, Chairman Coronado International Monument
Commission of Arizona, 1959-1960
255A
Arizona – Mexico West Coast Trade Commission: Executive Committee meeting;
Correspondence; Commission members, alternates; News clippings; Views and interviews,
1959-1960
255A
Joint Conference in Phoenix; Reports of Commissions of Education,
Agriculture, Tourism, and Communications; Transcripts of Conferences; Correspondence,
May
1960
Committee Norteamericano Pro-Mexico: (Mexican-United States Friendship)
Correspondence; Address by Manuel Tello, 1960-1961
256
Annual National Convention Mexico Hotel Assoc. Queretaro, Mexico: Report,
news clippings, correspondence, 1961
256
Photographs Re: Queretaro, Mexico. Trip, 1961
256
Ministry of Hydraulic Works: Trip by Mexican Engineers; Speech Gov. Fannin;
Correspondence; Survey of Activities in Water Resources; Expenses Re: Visit by Mexican
Engineers, 1961
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257
"Mexico Day" at the Ariz. State Fair: Governor Fannin address honoring
Governor Luis Encinas, Sonora, Mexico; Correspondence; News clips; Arizona-Mexico West
Coast Trade, November 10, 1961
257
Commission Members Phoenix Co-Hosts for "Mexico day", 1961
257
Arizona Hotel Association Convention: Letter, Silver Anniversary Convention,
1962
Direccion de Planeacion y Fomento Industrial – State of Sonora. Visit:
Membership; Correspondence, Press Publicity; Guest List; Photos; Third Joint Conf. In
Guaymas, Sonora; Community and Industrial Development in the State of Arizona R. W.
Field, 1962
Boll Weevil Problem in Sonora and Arizona: Survey; Maps; News clips,
1962
258
Ciudad Obregon Fair "Arizona Day": Pamphlets of Secretary of Agriculture,
News clippings, Correspondence, 1962
258
"El Golfo" Road Project -Yuma: Correspondence; News clippings, 1962
258
"Mexico Day" 1962 Arizona State Fair: Master List-Invitees to "Mexico Day";
Photos; Remarks of Governor Fannin; Telegrams; Press Release; Guests and Co-Hosts,
1962
Box
259
Independence Day – Agua Prieta: Correspondence; Notes, 1962
259
Trip to Puebla, Mexico for Mexican Hotel Assn. Convention: Response by Gov.
Fannin to Award being made by the Mexican Hotel Assn.; Press Release; Correspondence;
News clippings, 1962
259
Cuidad de Obregon Visit by W. S. Gookin: Recommendations for Improvement to
the Municipal Water System for the City of Obregon; Memorandum; Correspondence; Press
Release; News clippings, 1962
259
Guillermo Lugo S. Secretaria de Recursos Hidraulicos: Correspondence re:
Graciela Lugo Paz, 1961-1962
259
Stinyard, Mr. Ellsworth: Pamphlets; Correspondence; Bulletin (World
Challenge) Private Capital: The Neglected Weapon of the Cold War, By Phillip A. Ray;
"Project Good Neighbors"; News-Clippings, 1962
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260
Consul De Mexico in Phoenix: Correspondence, 1963; Port of Gauymas; Tentative
Program for Port of Guaymas; Meeting Regarding Port of Guaymas; The Free Port of
Hamburg by J. Haas; Report of Mr. Enrique Tapia; Letter to Mr. Rudolf G. Zepeda from
Nederlandsche Nandel-Maatschappij, N. V, 1961-1964
260
Fourth Joint Conference: "Thank You Letters"; Correspondence; Sample
Programs; Breakdown of Conference Fund; Program and Agenda; Sonora Guests; News
Coverage, 1963
260
"Amigo Mexico Days" Project: Sam Sneller, Tucson. Bulletin, 1963
260
Consuls De Mexico: Correspondence, 1963
260
Liquor Tax Matter – Sonora: Note of Appreciation by Nogales, Sonora C of C to
Gov. Fannin for his stand on liquor tax Legislation; News clippings; Correspondence,
1963
260
State of Sinaloa (Mexico): Letters; News clippings, 1961-1963
260
University of Guadalajara Medical Students' Visit: News Picture; Program,
Mexican Medical Students and Host Families, 1963
260
"Free Port" of Agua Prieta: Correspondence; "Free-Port" Status, 1963
260
Douglas – Agua Prieta International Economic and Social Committee:
Correspondence, 1963
260
Ing Luis Robles Linares Re: Water Problem, Hermosillo: Correspondence,
1963
260
"Feria Del Hogar" Visit. Mexico City: Correspondence; List of Invitees;
Arizona Delegation, 1963
260
National Border Program: "A Glance at Mexico" by Senator Antonio J. Bermudez;
"Great Gateway to Mexico"; Correspondence; News clipping, 1963
260
U of A – Spanish Language Institute. Correspondence, 1962-1964
Box
261
Cinco De Mayo Fiestas: Correspondence, Fiesta Program, Invitation, 1961-1963
261
Ing Manuel Puebla-Director Industrial Development, Sonora: Correspondence,
1963
261
Junta de Mejoraniento Civico, Moral y Material, Sonora, Mexico;
Correspondence, 1963
261
Mexico City Times: Correspondence; Statement for the Mexico City Times by
Hon. Governor Fannin, 1963
261
Mexican Hotel Assn. Convention Mexico City: Telegram; Letters; Program,
1963
261
Mexican Day Arizona State Fair: Agenda: "Mexico day"; Guest: co-hosts; master
List; Press release; letter of greeting, 1963
261
Mexican Day Arizona State Fair: Sample Kits for Sonora Guest; news clippings;
Remarks by Governor Fannin; VIP schedule; Invitations; Correspondence, 1963
261
Feria Del Hogar, Mexico City: Report to the Governor-Re: Ariz. Delegation
Visit; Representatives; Itinerary; Report on Visit; Membership List; Correspondence,
1964
Box
262
Fifth Joint Conference-Hermosillo, Sonora: Announcement-Invitation; Master
List of Arizona Delegation Attending Conference, 1964
262
Fifth Arizona-Sonora Committee Conference: The Port of Guaymas and a
Transportation Systems Network, presented By Victor E. Rothe; Proposal for the
Exchange of Young People between Sonora and Arizona; Paper Re: Range Cattle Industry;
A Project in Communications By Byron D. Box; Cattle Feeding in Arizona, by John U.
Hays; Remarks by Governor Fannin; Correspondence, 1964
262
Arizona – Sonora Conference: "Thank You" and Appreciation Letters; Arizona
Delegates Attending; Press Release; Correspondence, 1964
262
Ambassador's Dinner: News clips Re: Dr. Antonio Carrillo Flores, Mexican
Ambassador to the U. S.; Letter to Mr. and Mrs. Pulliam, 1964
262
Cope, A. John, Jr, American Consul, Nogales, Sonora: Correspondence,
1962-1964
262
Arizona-Sonora Committee. Economic and Social: News clips, The Vesta Club of
Phoenix- Cultural Advancement Project, 1964
262
Northwestern-Mexican Common Mkt. NW Regional Economic Development Comm.
Culiacan: Correspondence, 1964
262
Rep. Haugh-Ing. Hopkins. Reciprocity Matter: Speech by John H. Haugh; News
clippings; Correspondence, 1964
262
Arizona-Mexico West Coast Trade Meeting: Members of the Arizona-Hotel Assoc.
to Serve on Committee to Solve Tourist matter in Mexico, Progress Report on "A Project
in Communications", 1964
262
Coro Infantil de Hermosillo: Correspondence, 1964
262
Arnold Pickle and Olive Co. Project in Sonora. Correspondence, 1964
262
Hermosillo: Correspondence, Itinerary, 1964
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263
Background and History of the Arizona-Sonora Committee: Article-Arizona
Republic, World's Fair to Honor Arizona, Sonora; Press Release, 1959-1964
263
Airline Transportation. (A.A. and T.W.A.): Correspondence Re: Travel
Requirements of Group going N.Y. for Arizona-Sonora Recognition, 1964
263
"Arizona Day": Correspondence, "Thank You" Letters, 1964
263
New York World's Fair: Press Release; Background and Purpose for
Arizona-Sonora Recognition Day; List of Invitees; List of N.Y. People; Correspondence;
News clipping, 1964
263
New York Fair. Correspondence Re: Arizona-Sonora Recognition Day; Sonora
Delegation, 1964
263
"Arizona-Sonora Recognition Day" N.Y. World's Fair: News clips; Confirmed
Reservations; Governor Fannin Letters; Background and Purpose for "Arizona-Sonora
Recognition Day," List of Invitees; Press Release; N.Y. Persons involved, 1964
263
Reservations-"Arizona-Sonora Recognition Day": "Thank You" and Regret
Letters, 1964
Planning and Building Commission. Red Cross; Capitol outlay; Report; Minutes;
Resolution, 1959-1960
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269
Arizona Community Development Advisory Commission Correspondence; Name list;
Bibliography; News clippings, 1959-1963
269
Arizona Medical School Study. News clippings and news releases; Speeches: G.
Homer Durham, Dr. J. Lawrence Walkup, John G. Babbitt, Dr. Wm. B. Steen; and
Telegrams, 1962-1964
Bayly Manufacturing Company. Letter prepared by Arizona Public Service,
1962
271
Basis Textile Mill for Arizona. Telegram; Letter; News clippings, 1962-1963
271
Dr. E. Bendheim, New York. Foreign Trade Information Office, Republic of
Germany. Correspondence; Memo; Telegrams; German-American Trade News, 1961-1963
Box
272
German Industry File – per Dr. Bendheim. Correspondence; Memo, 1962
272
Citizens Research Council, Michigan; Legislative Forum; Purposes and
programs, 1959-1961
272
COIN Presentation. The Garrett Company. Correspondence; Counter-Insurgence
Attack airplane, 1962
272
Del Rio Springs (Wineglass Ranch). Notes, 1959-1964
272
Eastern Trip Report to Governor. Rough draft of report to Governor re
Industrial Development Activities, 1963
272
Eastern Trip; Correspondence; Telegram, 1963
272
Eastern Trip Correspondence; O. E. Whelan; News clippings, 1957-1960
Box
273
Eastern Trip; Correspondence; Motorola and AiResearch; Boyd H. ; Gibbons,
Jr.; Southwest Academic Pioneers, Inc; Construction companies; Rockets; News
clippings, 1962-1963
273
Michael Hallward. Re San Xavier Development Corporation; Correspondence;
Articles of Incorporation, 1960
273
Hanes Knitting Company, Winston-Salem, N.C. Correspondence; Mexican tax; Laws
and Mexican tax system, 1964
Box
274
Hargraves Engineering Company, Inc, Sierra Vista.; Letter; Notes re factory
overhead, 1961
274
Harn of California. Correspondence; Notes; Bureau of Indian Affairs reply,
1959-1960
274
Harlan Process, undated
274
Harwood Advertising, Inc.; Public relations, Tucson, Press releases,
undated,
35th National Association of Manufacturers Institute on Industrial Relations:
Correspondence; Photos, 1963
277
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Miscellaneous
correspondence, 1964
277
National Cover and Manufacturing Company (Royal E. Fisler), St. Louis, MO.;
Letters, 1962
277
National Electronics Museum. Proposal by Herbert H. Ross, 1962
277
National Geographic Society. Letters, 1963
277
National Industrial Conference Board. Letters, 1964
277
Navajo Route 1 and Navajo Trail Highway Dedication; Correspondence, 1962
277
The Navajo Tribe (Navajo Tribal Council). Correspondence; Effects of roads on
Indian reservations and lands, 1960-1964
277
New Industries. News clippings, 1961-1963
277
Newsweek. Rising Phoenix: "Miracle" in Arizona. Article, 1960
277
The Online Company. Correspondence; Telegram; Snowflake plant site; other
News clippings, 1960-1961
277
Omega Electronics Corporation (Robert L. Scott). Letters, 1963
277
J. C. O'Toole Company (Jack O'Toole). Letters, 1960-1963
277
Oswalt Industries, Inc. Telegram, 1964
277
Pacific Mutual Lief Insurance Company (Lyman P. Robertson). "What is Wrong
with Government?", undated
277
Page Land Company, Phoenix (John H. Page). News clippings, 1961
277
Pan American Airlines. News clippings, 1961
277
Penn-Mor Manufacturing Corporation. Letter, 1963
277
Perry, Samuel O. (formerly with Chance-Vought). Correspondence; Financial
statement, 1960-1962
277
Philco Corporation. Letter, "Spadats Information Kit", 1961
277
Phoenix Advertising Club Committee. Correspondence; Remarks of Governor Paul
Fannin to the 10th Annual Advertising Crafts Award Competition Banquet, 1959-1962
Picket Post Mountain, Pinal County. Letter; Index to resources of the
proposed site; Map-Salt River Lakes Recreation Area; Arizona Directory of mfrs.
(1962); Education-Arizona State College; Applied Research Laboratory-U. of A,
1962-1963
Refiners' Sales Company, Long Beach, CA. Ralph G. Hand, President.
Correspondence re Drawing-Topping Plant, 1963
278
Right-to-Work Law. Correspondence, 1961-1963
278
Rocket Power/Talco. Falcon Field, Mesa. Correspondence: the Honorable Barry
Goldwater, John J. Rhodes and Carl Hayden; other Letters, clippings, 1961-1964
278
H. H. Robertson Company, Pittsburgh, PA. Richard G. Yard. Letters, 1961
278
Rockwell-Standard Corporation. E. J. Watcher. Letters. 1961, 1961
278
Producers Cotton Oil Company, Fresno, CA, undated
278
Rural Development Program. Correspondence; Newsletters; Tourism; Development
Act and Programs, 1959-1962
278
Safflower (miscellaneous). Letter, 1964
278
Safford Manufacturing Company (Top Form Mills), Safford. Photographic slides
of Governor Fannin at factory dedication; Remarks by Gov. at dedication; Az. State
Employment Service forms; Correspondence. , 1962-1963
278
Anthony Sarantites (Inventor). Notes, undated
278
Seattle World's Fair. "Arizona Day." Letter; Schedule of events for Gov.
Fannin; Certificate of appreciation, 1961-1962
Southwest Academic Pioneers, Inc. Paul Marks, Pres. Correspondence;
Brainstorming, 1961-1964
279
Southwest Iron and Steel Industries (Madrigal Steel Process). Harley Graff;
Correspondence; Business Week, 1959
279
Southwest Sun Country, Inc. letter. Conference; Address by Gov. Fannin; Form,
1969-1961
279
Southwest Forest Industries. Correspondence; Progress report; Address by Gov.
Fannin; Photographs of Gov. and congressmen, president of the company, etc, 1960-1962
Box
280
Southwestern Purchasing Agent (Purchasing Agents' Association).
Correspondence; Article by Gov. Fannin for the magazine, 1960-1961
280
Space Age Tooling – Seminar. Correspondence; Program, 1959
280
Specialized Packaging Company. Correspondence; Remarks and / or articles;
Engineering education for women; Resume of services, 1960-1963
280
Spring Mills, Incorporated, New York, New York. Letters, 1963
280
Stanford Research Institute. Letters, 1960
280
Standard Magnetinte Company. Correspondence, 1960
280
J. P. Stevens and Company, Inc. Letters, 1963
280
Strand Land Company. Letters, 1961
280
String, Cobb, Arner, Inc. (John Eustis Cleveland); Letters, 1963
280
Sunset International Petroleum Corporation. (Morton A. Sterling). Letters,
1961-1962
280
Superior Die Set Corporation (John Pritzalff, Jr.); Notes, 1964
T. V. Statewide Education. T. V. in Arizona meeting, at Arizona State
University. Summary; Report, 1961
280
Typhoon Air Conditioning Company (Don V. Petrone). Correspondence, 1960
280
Top Form Mills, Inc, New York (Harold Farkas). Correspondence; Tax rates;
Hughes luncheon; Safford Mfg. Corp.; Industrial facts, Winslow and Flagstaff; Facts
about Papago agency at Sells, AZ, 1961-1962
Box
281
Union Carbide Nuclear Company (Ted Walther). Letters, 1961
281
Unidynamics. Correspondence. Dedication of Universal Match Plant in Phoenix
(Gov. Fannin and General McCoy.), 1962-1962
281
United Convalescent Hospitals, Inc. Letter, 1964
281
Universal Match Corporation, St. Louis, MO. Letter; Dossier of Kenneth
R.Geiser, 1959-1964
281
U. S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. Gila River
Reservation; ; Hopi Reservation; Papago Reservation; Industrial development
potentials; Correspondence, 1959-1964
281
U. S. Rubber Company. Correspondence; Map-Yuma County Township Plant;
Photographs of area south of Somerton, 1962
281
University of Notre Dame. Correspondence; Address by Dr. Thomas P. Bergin,
"Industrial Development Must Come of Age", 1962-1963
281
Uranium. Orphan Mine and Western Gold and Uranium.; Correspondence; History
of the mine; Grand Canyon meeting, "Arizona's Future in Uranium"; Senator Barry
Goldwater and Senator Carl Hayden; Shiprock Mill summary; Navajo Tribal Council
uranium meeting; Studies, comments and hearing re Atomic Energy development and
industry, 1960-1962
Box
282
U. S. News and World Report. "Why the Big Boom in the Desert States?" "Where
Will the U.S. Put 60 Million More People?", 1957
282
U. S. Army Electronic Proving Grounds Headquarters at Fort Huachuca.
Correspondence, 1960-1964
282
U. S. Army Electronic Proving Grounds. EETF Bid, Fort Huachuca. Bidders
Conference; Pre-Bidders conference; Impact on the economy of Arizona, 1959
282
"Water File" Culligan-Reiss-Kern-Golding. Water Unlimited, Water
Explorations, Inc. Correspondence; "Primary water"; Irrigation journal, 1959-1961
282
Webb and Knapp, Incorporated. Correspondence, 1959-1963
Box
283
Western Electronic Manufacturers' Association. Correspondence; Speech re Data
Processing, 1962-1963
283
Wenum, John D. Correspondence, 1964
283
West Coast Foreign Trade Group. Letters, 1960
283
Western Business Consultants. Letters; Industrial Development Program for
Arizona, 1960-1963
283
Western Gold and Uranium, Inc. News clippings, 1961
283
Western Moulding and Lumber (Jack Gray). Snowflake. Correspondence;
Resolution; Sales tax statistics, 1960-1962
283
White Water Electronic Company, White Water, Wisconsin. Note, 1967
283
Wilde, William – Architect, Tucson, AZ. Letters, 1964
283
Wilson Building Material Company, Inc. (Essie Wilson). Letters, 1963
283
Windo-Tint of Arizona, Phoenix. News release, undated
283
Woolco Department Stores. Letters, 1963
283
Wyckoff Associates (Beth Wyckoff). Letter, 1964
283
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company. Letters, 1960
283
Yuma Seaport. Telegram; Transcript of Proceedings-Assembly Interim Committee
on Interstate Cooperation, 1960-1962
Box
284
Yuma International Airport Correspondence; Dedication speakers are Governor
Fannin and Barkley; Memo, 1962-1963
Council of State Governments. Committee on Corrections-re Conversion of the
Denver County Jail, 1959
284
Mental Health. Interstate compact; Roster, 1959
284
Public Assistance – Residence Requirements. Letters; Report; Migratory Labor,
1959
284
Western Governors' Conference-Sun Valley-Idaho. Program outline; Cordero
Mining Co.; Resolutions; Mining Advisory Council; Vocational rehabilitation; Agencies
for blind; Recreation areas and limited access highways; Highway Safety; Migratory
labor, 1959
284
Welfare. Correctional facilities for women in the west; Western Interstate
Corrections Compact; Delinquents in the west, 1956-1959
284
Western Interstate Corrections Compact. Implementation of the Compact;
Proposed sample contract, 1959
284
Mining. Statements and remarks; importance of copper mining to Arizona;
Mining Advisory Council summary of problems and recommendations; Mineral production
and valuation statistics in 1958 for 12 western states; Inventory of Arizona lands;
Senate resolutions and Bills, 1957-1959
284
Russian Discussions. Governor Davis' (N. Dakota) remarks on the Russian
people; Tour of Soviet Union; Hodges "Soviet Economic System.', 1959
284
General Discussions. Steel strike; Meteorological research; Advisory
Commission on Intergovernmental Relations-Central and South American visit; Joint
Federal-State Action Committee; Inter-American Development Bank, 1958-1959
284
Public Assistance and Welfare. Report of the Special Committee on Residence
Requirements for Public Assistance, 1959
284
Civil Defense-National. Report of the Special Committee on Civil
Defense-Preserving the Strength of the National Guard, undated
284
General Information. Western Governors Conference (Sun Valley-ID);
Resolutions; Attendance; Correspondence; Memo; Brevard Crihfield, 1959
Box
285
Miscellaneous Correspondence-Governors' Conferences: Technological
unemployment; Telephone tax; Speech by Argentinian Ambassador Dr. Emilio Donato Del
Carril; Shibboleths in Higher Education-by A.C. Eurich; Correspondence; Press release;
Highway safety report, 1960-1962
285
Western Interstate Conference on Migratory Labor. Biog. Sketch of Varden
Fuller; Biog. Info on Newell Brown; Program; Speech; Attendance list, 1960
285
Health-Welfare-Mental Health-Governors' Conference in Honolulu-Hawaii.
Resolutions; Letters; Correspondence, 1961
285
Western Governors' Conferences in Salt Lake City. Policy Statements on
Mining-and Gold; Economic Development Report; Mining Advisory Council; Resolution on
Gold; Letter of Pres. John F. Kennedy; Juvenile Delinquency Control Act of 1961;
Uniform Code and Local Ordinances; Gov. Brown of California on Highway Safety; other
Resolutions, 1961
285
Governors' Conference – Hawaii: Fallout protection; Investments; Water
resources compacts; National Guard; Taxation; Health grants; Mental health; Federal
Radiation Council; State planning; Fed. Aid to education; Boy Scouts; Abandoned
property; Urban development; Japanese-American exchange visits; V.P. Lyndon B.
Johnson, 1961
285
New Hampshire Executive Committee Meeting of Governors' Conference. Letters;
Summary of the meeting, 1961
285
Hershey-Pennsylvania Governors' Conference, 1962
285
Proposed Resolutions: Az. Cattle Feeders; Geneva Trade Negotiations; Beef
imports; Medical care for aged; Fed. Income taxes; Civil rights; Centennial of
Land-grant College Act; Letters-Sens. Barry Goldwater and Carl Hayden., 1962-1963
285
Resolutions Adopted at Hershey-Pennsylvania Conference, 1962
Box
286
Hershey-Pennsylvania Conference. Resolutions: Vehicle Equipment Safety
Compact; Congressional Solution to American Loss of Atlantic Coast Lumber Markets;
Traffic Safety; Mining Advisory Council remarks by Jas. A. Williams; Correspondence;
Federal-State relations; State finance; Gov. Egan (Alaska) and Gov. Dalton (Mo.); Gov.
Clyde (Utah) on Capital Construction, 1959-1962
Western Governors' Conference: Correspondence; Remarks and speeches by
Governor Love, Attorney General Stanley Mosk, Lieutenant General R.H. Terrill, R.
Montgomery Jr.: Land subdivision; Public lands; States' rights; National Guard;
Juvenile delinquency; Outdoor recreation; Land and water conversation; other
correspondence, 1961-1963
Box
287
Governors' Conference: Correspondence; Insect control; Gubernatorial
transition; Program of the 55th annual meeting, 1961-1962
287
Taxes and Revenue. Remarks; Hon. Henry H. Fowler, Hon. Douglas Dillon;
Statement by President John F. Kennedy on "The Tax Cut", 1963
287
Unemployment. Address by Assistant Secretary of Labor Esther Peterson,
undated
287
Civil Defense and National Guard. Reorganization report-by Gov. A.D.
Rosellini; Articles of organization of the Conference, 1963
287
Juvenile Delinquency. Dr. Garrett Heyns-"A Survey of Adult Corrections",
1963
287
Oil and Gas. Outline of a study; and Conservation, 1963
287
Miscellaneous. "Bituminous Coal," by Wm. Barron and Bert Combs of Kentucky;
Federal-State relations; Executive Committee meeting; Proposed resolutions; and
Tentative outline of program, 1963
287
Council of State Governments. Resolution; Correspondence, 1963
287
Resolutions. Correspondence, 1963
287
Committees of the Governors' Conference. Correspondence, 1963
287
Executive Committee. List of members, 1962-1963
287
Committee on Civil Defense and Post-Attack Recovery. Proposed resolutions;
Report, 1963
287
Memorandum for use of Nominating Committee Members, 1964
287
Resolutions proposed at Western Governors' Conference: (two folders) Outdoor
recreation; Silver dollar; Health and Safety; Public lands; Sand and gravel;
Vocational education; Economic Opportunity Act; Food marketing; Prayer; American
rights; Status report re " A Guide for Highway Safety"; Import controls; Health and
safety; Water resources of western states; Beet sugar quota; Natural resources;
Livestock; other Correspondence, 1964
287
Miscellaneous Correspondence; Presidential control of nuclear-weapons; Civil
rights; Council of Governors; Livestock imports; Aging; Civil Defense and Post-Attack
Recovery; Army National Guard; Federal-state relations; Equal opportunities in
education; Gov. Fannin "Invitation to Ohio"; Non-discrimination in
education-employment-housing and public accommodations; Security measures; National
Guard report; Reports on: Juvenile delinquency-Public health and welfare-and State
planning, 1963-1964
Box
288
Western Governors' Conference in San Francisco, 1964
288
Summary; Standing committees; Water resources of western states;
Correspondence; "Guide for Highway Safety"; Telegrams, 1964
288
Governors' Conference: Treasurer's report; Articles of organization; Tax
laws; Gov. Fannin's report to the conference; Correspondence; Brief for state and
local government officers as Amici Curiae-U.S. Court of Appeals # 7424; Roads and
Highway safety; List of Governors-their political affiliation and terms of office;
National Guard; Civil defense; Mining advisory council; Trip to Guatemala and Mexico;
Interstate compacts, 1962-1964
OB – Dedication of New Wing of Good Samaritan Hospital, August 4,
1962
305
OA – Holbrook Rotary Club, August 3, 1962
305
OAl – Arizona Sonora Recognition Day, August 3, 1962
305
NX – 4 – H Club Roundup, Luncheon, U of A, Tucson, August 1, 1962
305
NY – Sky Harbor Kiwanis Club, July 23, 1962
305
NQ – Kingman Lion Club, July 17, 1962
305
VV – Kappa Sigma Alumni Association, Founder's Day Banquet, Dallas, Texas,
December 16,
1963
305
SC – Governors Prayer Breakfast, February 15, 1963
305
VU2 – Drop-out Luncheon, December 14, 1963
305
VU – Western Conference of Operating Engineers, December 13, 1963
305
VU – Presentation to NASA, December 12, 1963
305
Statement of Governor at Hearing Before USDA, Washington, D.C, December 10,
1963
305
VT 2 – Sugar Beet Industry, December 9, 1963
305
VT 1 – Sheriffs and County Attorneys Association, December 7, 1963
305
VT – Cattle Growers Association, December 6, 1963
305
VS – Central Arizona Project Association, December 3, 1963
305
VR – Junior Achievement Center Dedication, December 3, 1963
305
VP – Dedication Ceremonies St Boys Club, November 27. 1963
305
VO –Scottsdale Methodist Church, November 24, 1963
305
VO- Arizona Junior College Board Conference, November 22, 1963
305
VO- Governor's Speech at Prescott Kiwanis, November 21, 1963
305
VM Arizona State College Chapter AAUP (American Association of University
Professors), November 18, 1963
305
VK –Tucson International Air Terminal Dedication, November 16, 1963
305
VJ – Optimist Youth Appreciation Awards Banquet, November 13, 1963
305
VI – Dedication Ceremony Hart Line Highway, November 13, 1963
305
VH First Free Methodist Church, November 10, 1963
305
VF – Soroptomist Club, November 7, 1963
305
VF1 – To State Board of Education, November 6, 1963
305
VF2 –Phoenix Jaycees, November 6, 1963
305
VD – Unidynamics Division, November 1, 1963
305
VB 1– Third Arizona Town Hall Grand Canyon, October 14, 1963
305
VB – Arizona Western College Dedication, Yuma, October 9, 1963
305
VE – Governor Fannin's Address, 1963-1964
305
VE -Police Recruit Training Class, November 1, 1963
305
VE -Arizona Retailers Association, October 29, 1963
305
VC – "What Price Traffic Safety?" National Safety Congress, Chicago,
October 28,
1963
305
VA – International Association of Chiefs of Police, Houston, Texas, October 8,
1963
305
VA - Comparative Analysis of the Educational Structures of Japan , October 1,
1963
305
UZ Arizona Reclamation Association. (Introducing Hon. Wayne N. Aspinall,
Chairman of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs), September 28,
1963
Box
306
UZ – Statement of Governor Before Subcommittee on Irrigation and Reclamation,
September 28,
1963
306
UX – Financial Square, Ground Breaking Ceremonies, September 26,
1963
306
UX- Southern Arizona Youth Leadership Congress, Tucson, September 21,
1963
306
UY- Dedication, new South Campus, Eastern Arizona Junior College (EAJC),
Thatcher, Arizona, September 21, 1963
306
UT – Principal Address, Admission to State Bar, September 18,
1963
306
UV- Arizona Correction Association, Home of Good Shepherd, September 18,
1963
306
UR- Western States Military Traffic Safety Conference, Colorado Springs,
Colorado, September 12-13, 1963
306
US – Arizona Water Advisory Council, September 11, 1963
306
UQ- Arizona Game Protection Association, Yuma, September 7, 1963
306
UP- 63 Southwest Sun Country Luncheon, Tucson, September 6, 1963
306
UO- Southern Governor's Conference, White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia,
August 18-21,
1963
306
UO- Arizona Highway Index, KPHO, September 19, 1963
306
UM- Southern California Industry Educational Council, Lake Arrowhead,
California, August 16, 1963
306
UN- Republican Meeting, Kingman, August 15, 1063
306
UN- Grant-In-Aid Awards, August 15, 1963
306
UK- Panel on Organization and Operation of Governor's Office, National
Governor's Conference, Miami, Florida, July 23, 1963
306
UH- Committee on Roads and Highway Safety, Miami Beach, Florida, Jul 21-24,
1963
306
UJ- Statement to the Press, National Governor's Conference, Barry Goldwater
for President, Miami, Florida, Jul 20-24, 1963
306
UI- Statement to the Press at National Governor's Conference, Addition to
Governor Fannin's statement on Goldwater on Civil Rights, Jul 21, 1963
306
UG- Appointment of a State Council for Support of Water Development,
Jul 15,
1963
306
UGL- Honoring Don Jacinto Orozco, Jul 14, 1963
306
UG- National Guard Officers Candidate Graduation, Jul 13, 1963
306
UF- G.E. Management Association, Jul 13, 1963
306
UE- National Draft Goldwater Rally. Washington, D.C, July 4,
1963
306
UD- Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce, June 28, 1963
306
UC- American Legion, June 28, 1963
306
UA- Four Corners Power Plant, June 21, 1963
306
TL- Phoenix Rotary Club, June 14, 1963
306
TY- Central Arizona Project, June 13, 1963
306
TW-Boys State and Girls State, Tucson, Arizona, June 15, 1963
306
TW- Boys State and Girls State, Flagstaff, June 12, 1963
306
TX- Pima Pharmaceutical Association, Tucson, June 10, 1963
306
TV- Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners, Tucson,
June 10,
1963
306
TR- U. of A. and A.S. U. Commencements, May 23, 1963-June 4,
1963
306
TU- Closing Message to the Legislature, June 3, 1963
306
TS- Dedication Phoenix Municipal Building, May 30, 1963
306
TP- Message to 2nd Special Session of Legislature, May 27, 1963
306
TP- L.A. Republican Grass Roots Dinner, May 22, 1093
306
TF- Dedication Forestry Science Laboratory, May 21, 1963
306
TK – Arizona's Progress Through Labor Cooperation, May 15, 1963
306
TJ- Kick Off Jobs for Youth, May 15, 1963
306
TN- Pima County Republican Women, Tucson, May 13, 1963
306
TL- Senior Citizens Club, May 11, 1963
306
TI- Opening of Desert Demonstration Gardens, May 9, 1963
306
TH- Arizona League of Cities, Nogales, May 9, 1963
306
TE- State Convention of Republican Women, May 4, 1963
306
TC- Inter-Tribal Council Luncheon, April 26, 1963
306
TD- Phoenix Personnel Management Annual Conference, April 25,
1963
306
TB- Dinner With Barry, April 18, 1963
Box
307
TA- 14th Annual Southwestern Milk Conference, April 18, 1963
307
SX- Arizona Hotel Association, Tucson, April 15, 1963
307
SXL- Greetings at the Inauguration of Navajo Tribal Chairman, Window Rock,
Arizona, April
13, 1963
307
SW- National Convention Veterans Employment, April 11, 1963
307
SV- Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs, April 8, 1963
307
SU- Arizona Academy Town Hall, Castle Hot Springs, April 8, 1963
307
ST- Model Legislature, Message to the YMCA, April 6, 1963
307
SQ- Governor's Conference Committee on Highway Safety, April 4,
1963
307
SR- Message to 1st Special Session, April 4, 1963
307
SP- Governor's Closing Remarks to 26th Legislature, April 12,
1963
307
SN- Sunshine Acres Dedication, March 30, 1963
307
SO- National Guard Association, March 30, 1963
307
SM- National Association of Manufacturers, March 25, 1963
307
SL- Arizona Teenage Traffic Safety Convention, March 23, 1963
307
SK- NAS RC Convention (Horse Racing), March 22, 1963
307
SJ- First State Conference Local Boards, March 19, 1963
307
SI 1- YMCA Annual Meeting Dinner, March 8, 1963
307
SI- YMCA Model Legislature, March 8, 1963
307
SH- WEMA, February 28, 1963
307
SG- Boys' Club Swimming Pool Dedication, February 27, 1963
307
SF- Dedication Temple Emanuel, February 24, 1963
307
SE – Centennial Ceremonies, February 22, 1963
307
SF- Scottsdale Methodist Men's Club, February 11, 1963
307
SA- Boy Scouts Recognition Dinner, February 2, 1963
307
RZ –United Fund Dinner, January 30, 1963
307
RY – Dedication Fred Colter Memorial, January 30, 1963
307
RX – Supplemental Message to 26th Arizona Legislature, January 29,
1963
307
RP – Emergency Resources Planning Program, January 28, 1963
307
RV - Supervisor's and Clerks Association, January 24, 1963
307
RV – National Guard Dinner, January 23, 1963
307
RT – Arizona Story, January 23, 1963
307
RS – Gas and Oil Association, January 22, 1963
307
RQ – Mexican American Seminar, January 18, 1963
307
RO- Associated Press Dinner, January 17, 1963
307
RN- Arizona School Board Association Convention, January 17, 1963
307
RN – Arizona Traffic Safety, January 16, 1963
307
RM – Employ The Handicapped Dinner, January 15, 1963
307
RL – Message to 26th Arizona Legislature, January 14, 1963
307
RK – Arizona Newspaper Association, January 11, 1963
307
RJ – Governor's Inaugural Speech, January 7, 1963
307
RW – San Tan Boy Scout Dinner, December 14, 1963
307
RB- Commemoration of the 175th Anniversary of Our Constitution, December 11,
1962
307
RD - Kappa Sigma Award Dinner, December 8, 1962
307
RF – Nogales Rotary Club, December 7, 1962
307
QV- Appointment of 19 Member Advisory, November 29, 1962
307
QV- Good Neighbor Relations, November 28, 1962
307
QV1- Welcome Remarks, National Association of State Planning and Development
Agencies, November 27, 1962
307
RA- Cattle Grower's Association, November 26, 1962
307
QV- Explorer Scout, November 26, 1962
307
RA – Thoroughbred Racing Association, November 26, 1962
307
QZ – Maytag Zoological Park Dedication, November 21, 1962
307
QY – Groundbreaking Ceremony Arizona Western College, Yuma, November 19,
1962
307
QX – Outstanding Apprentice Awards Banquet, November 17, 1962
307
QW- Historical Advisory Committee, November 16, 1962
307
QV – Mesa District Annual Scouters Dinner, November 15, 1962
307
QU- Southwestern Wholesale Distributes, November 13, 1962
307
QT- Arizona Motor Transport Association, November 10, 1962
307
QT- Mesa Veterans Day Parade, November 10, 1962
307
QS- Roads and Streets Conference, November 8, 1962
307
QS-Answer's to Goddard's Tax Program, November 4, 1962
307
OP- Republican Women, Mesa, November 3, 1962
307
QP- Mexico Day Celebration, November 3, 1962
Box
308
QM1- Governor's TV Script, November 2, 1962
308
QR- Christown, Mexico Day Review, November 2, 1962
308
QM- National Association of Mental Health, November 1, 1962
308
QO- Groundbreaking Safford Manufacturing Corporation, November
1,1962
308
QL – Kool-TV, October 31, 1962
308
QN – Phoenix Jaycees, October 31, 1962
308
QL – Yuma TV and Press Conference, October 30, 1962
308
QK – Edison School PTA, October 29, 1962
308
OI- Unidynamics Division, establishing a manufacturing plant in Phoenix,
October 29,
1962
308
OJ – Independent Order of Foresters, October 28, 1962
308
OF – Article by Paul Fannin-American Daily Banker Newspaper, October 26,
1962
308
QH – Desert Sertoma Club, October 25, 1962
308
QG – Pima County Republican Women, October 25, 1962
308
QF – Nogales Rotary Club, October 26, 1962
308
QC – Thunderbird Civitan Club, October 25, 1962
308
QE – Phoenix Press Club, October 24, 1962
308
PY – Western Growers Association, October 24, 1962
308
QE – Mesa Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner, October 24, 1962
308
QD- Introduction of Key Note Speaker for U.S. Day Ceremonies, October 23,
1962
308
QD- Camelback Mt. Lions Club, October 23, 1962
308
QA – Public Welfare Association, Ramada Inn, October 22, 1962
308
QB-Salt River Valley District Association, October 22, 1962
308
PZ – Flagpole Dedication, October 19, 1962
308
PW – Amphitheater High School, Tucson, October 17, 1962
308
PX – Tucson Press Club, October 17, 1962
308
PV- Arizona Christian Conference on Adult and Youth Problems, October 16,
1962
308
PV- League of Women Voters, October 16, 1962
308
PT- Governor's Interstate Indian Council, October 15, 1962
308
PO- Optimist Club, Tucson, October 11, 1962
308
PQ-Retail Trade Credit Bureau Speech, Tucson, October 11, 1962
308
PN- Agriculture in Arizona Western Agricultural Chemical Association,
October 10,
1962
308
PR- Report to the People, Madison School No. 1, October 10, 1962
308
PM – Arizona Association of University Professors, October 9, 1962
308
PK – Arizona Town Hall, Grand Canyon, October 9, 1962
308
PK- Dedication of Medical Society Secretarial School, October 9,
1962
308
PI- Phoenix Ad Club, Westward Ho, October 8, 1962
308
PJ- Phoenix Association of Home Builders, October 8, 1962
308
PH- Dedication of Nogales Library, October 7, 1962
308
PG- Dedication of Coronado Trail, October 6, 1962
308
PE- Republican Association, Tucson (Nogales Draft), October 1,
1962
308
Arizona Recreation Association, December 9, 1960
308
Senior Citizens Group, November 5, 1960
308
Tucson Community Forum Debate, November 2, 1960
308
Political Science Club, October 1, 1960
308
Lions Club, October 19, 1960
308
Earnings Opportunity Forum for Mature Men and Women, October 19,
1960
308
Combined meeting of Sertoma and Kiwanis Campaign Headquarters, October 19,
1960
308
Republican Campaign Headquarters, October 19, 1960
308
Lee Ackerman Panel Show, KVAR-TV, October 19, 1960
308
Arizona Wildlife Sportsman, October 19, 1960
308
26th Annual Convention of the Independent Insurance Agents, Tucson, October 17,
1960
308
Senior Citizens, October 4, 1960
308
Arizona Chapter, American Statistical Association, September 1, 1960
308
Kiwanis Clubs of Tucson, September 7, 1960
308
Central Arizona Association of Life Insurance Underwriters, September 8,
1960
308
Apache Junction Republican Women's Club Rally, Apache Junction, September 8,
1960
308
Maricopa Safety Council Luncheon, September 12, 1960
308
Tucson Chapter, National Association of Accountants, September 20,
1960
308
Fourth Annual Watershed Symposium, September 21, 1960
308
Arizona Land Appeals Board, September 27, 1960
308
Governor's Statement for Release, September 22, 1960
308
Arizona State University Student Senate, September 28,
1960
308
Statement, September 22, 1960
308
Release, September 21, 1960
308
Tucson Chapter, National Association of Accountants, September 20,
1960
308
Central Arizona Association of Life Insurance Underwriters, September 8,
1960
308
Flag Presentation Ceremony, South Mountain High School, September 7,
1960
308
Thomas E. Campbell Memorial, August 29, 1960
308
Legionettes of Arizona, Inc, 3rd Annual Birthday Ball, August 6,
1960
308
Arizona Masonry Builders, August 4, 1960
308
Release, Traffic Safety, July 15, 1960
308
Boys State, Arizona State College at Flagstaff, June 4, 1960
308
42nd annual Department Convention American Legion, Globe, June 23,
1960
308
John Hostetter Testimonial Dinner, Tucson, June 25, 1960
308
Notes for Christensen Testimonial, June 18, 1960
308
Joint NECA-IBEW, undated
308
Remarks by Richard Kleindienst, Introducing Governor Paul Fannin at V.S.
Hostetter Testimonial Banquet, Tucson, June 25, 1960
Box
309
Speech Material, May 1960-December 1960
Box
310
Speech Material, January 1960-April 1960
310
Republican Speech Material, 1960
310
Speech Material, 1960
310
Legislative Requests for Consideration, 1964
310
Arizona Town Hall, Castle Hot Springs, 1964
310
Statement to House Appropriations Committee on Budget Requests for Office of
the Governor, 1964
310
Budget Requests for Office of the Governor, 1964
310
Legislative Requests for consideration, 1964
310
Introduction of Governor Paul Fannin, 1964
310
Biographical Sketch of Paul Fannin, 1964
310
Roy Elson, Tape Recordings, 1964
310
Roy Elson, October 22, 1964
310
Roy Elson, Statement at Motorola Political Science Forum, October 14,
1964
310
Cattle Growers' Association, Flagstaff, December 11, 1964
310
Dedication of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce Building, December 9,
1964
310
U.S.S. Arizona Memorial Services, December 7, 1964
310
U of A Campus, Correspondence, December 7, 1964
310
Diplomat Dinner, December 6, 1964
310
Arizona Broadcasters Association, December 4, 1964
310
AP Managing Editors' Convention, November 18, 1964
310
Arizona Farm Bureau Convention, Yuma, November 12, 1964
310
Statement before the Subcommittee on Irrigation and Reclamation, November 9,
1964
Box
311
Sky Harbor Kiwanis Club, November 2, 1964
311
Introduction of Floyd Dominy, October 31, 1964
311
Downtown Kiwanis Club, Tucson, Arizona, October 31, 1964
311
Jr. Chamber of Commerce "Meet the Candidates" Dinner, October 28,
1964
311
Phoenix Press Club, October 28, 1964
311
North Phoenix Lions Club Noon Luncheon, October 28, 1964
311
G. E. Groundbreaking, October 28, 1964
311
Phoenix Kiwanis Club, Phoenix, October 27, 1964
311
Mexican Businessmen's Dinner, Macayo Restaurant, October 26, 1964
311
Casa Grande Luncheon, October 24, 1964
311
Flowing Wells High School, Tucson, October 23, 1964
311
Hughes Aircraft Plant, Tucson, October 23, 1964
311
Phoenix Soroptomist Club, October 22, 1964
311
Arizona Hospital Association, October 22, 1964
311
Safford Rally, October 21, 1964
311
Luncheon Globe, Arizona, October 20, 1964
311
Sam Steiger's Ranch, Prescott, October 18, 1964
311
Western Shrine Convention, October 16, 1964
311
Hiram Club, Phoenix, October 14, 1964
311
Motorola Political Science Club Forum Scottsdale, (Roy Elson), October 14,
1964
311
Arizona Academy Town Hall, October 12, 1964
311
Emerson Plant Dedication Prescott, October 10, 1964
311
Madison School Rally, October 9, 1964
311
Dedication of Citizens Utilities Kingman, Arizona, October 10, 1964
311
Annual Banquet of Employ the Handicapped, October 8, 1964
311
Opening of National Guard Sixth Army Area Conference, October 7,
1964
311
Governor's Speech for Nogales, October 7, 1964
311
National League of Insured Savings Association 21st Annual Conference,
October 5,
1964
311
Jewish Community Center, October 5, 1964
311
Economic Opportunity Conference, Employment Security Commission Auditorium,
October 5,
1964
311
Pima County Medical Association, Tucson, October 2, 1964
311
Henry Siegel Plant Opening, Eloy, Arizona, October 1, 1964
311
Rocky St. College Placement Association, October 1, 1964
311
Introduction of Senator K.M. Dirksen, October 1, 1964
311
Sheriff's Air Posse, September 30, 1964
311
Casey Club, Phoenix, Arizona, September 30, 1964
311
Holiday Inn, Yuma, Arizona, September 29, 1964
311
Tempe Republican Women's Club, Tempe, September 28,
1964
311
Republican State Committee Meeting, September 28, 1964
311
Arizona State Bar Association Meeting, September 28,
1964
311
Joint Conference Independent Garage Owners, September 25,
1964
311
Contractors, Tucson, September 24, 1964
311
Willcox Rotary Club, Willcox, Arizona, September 24,
1964
311
Goldwater For President Rally, Chula Vista, California, May 22,
1964
311
Opening Campaign Speech at Prescott, Arizona by Senator Barry Goldwater,
Republican Candidate for president of the United States, September 3, 1964
311
Retail Trade Association, Tucson, September 24, 1964
311
Kiwanis District Convention, Tucson, September 24, 1964
311
Arizona Water Symposium, September 23, 1964
311
Governor Paul Fannin's Address, Candidate for U.S. Senate Sun City, Arizona,
September 23,
1964
311
National Association of Accountants, Tucson, September 22,
1964
311
Navajo Baseball team vs Porter House Lodgers Game, September 19,
1964
Box
312
Lakeside High School, September 18, 1964
312
Dedication Gammage Memorial Auditorium, Tempe, September 16,
1964
312
Symposium Arizona Christian Conference, September 15,
1964
312
Mexican Independence Day, Fair Grounds, Phoenix, September 15,
1964
312
North Phoenix Rotary Club. Phoenix, September 15, 1964
312
Chamber of Commerce, Verde Valley, September 14, 1964
312
American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO) Meeting, Westward Ho,
September 14,
1964
312
State Fair Dinner, Westward Ho, September 11, 1964
312
Kick-Off Speech, Tucson, September 10, 1964
312
Civil Defense Briefing, Highway Dept Auditorium, September 9, 1964
312
Labor Day Sport Announcements, September 1, 1964
312
Introduction of Barry Goldwater, September 3, 1964
312
Prescott Kiwanis Club, September 3, 1964
312
Cochise County Teachers Institute, Bisbee, August 28, 1964
312
43rd Annual Convention Disabled American Veterans, August 17-21,
1964
AREA Redevelopment Act. Advisory committee; report; correspondence;
Resolution; Regions X and XI; Navajo Reservation Area Conference; Remarks of Paul
Jones, Representative M. K. Udall, Geo.F. Senner Jr, John J. Rhodes. Senator Carl
Hayden, 1962
314
American Institute for Foreign trade, Dr. Carl Sauer, 1962-1963
314
Airesearch Manufacturing Company, 1960-1964
314
Amazing But true, Incorporated, Doug Storer, New York, 1961-1964
314
American Atomics Corporation, re: Finders and Factors, 1963
314
American Banker, Article by Paul Fannin, "Constant Progress of Arizona",
undated
314
American Diatomes, Inc, 1963
314
American Micro Devices, Inc, 1962
314
American Panorama, correspondence to and from Lowell Thomas and others,
1961
314
American Textile Manufacturers Association, Charlotte, N.C, 1964
314
Anchor Hinge, Heathington-Reed-Ricketts, 1963
314
Arizona Public Service (APS), 1964
314
Apacheland, 1963
314
"Arizona, an Invitation to Industry, Republic and Gazette, Inc, Development
Project, 1963
314
Arizona Academy of Public Affairs, "Arizona and the Next Decade: Higher
Education", 1964
314
Arizona Aviation Authority, 1960
314
Arizona Bank, 1960-1961
314
Arizona City, map proposed Interstate Highway, Stanfield to Picacho, Pinal
County, 1963
314
Arizona Civil War Centennial, Arizona Civil War Centennial Commission
Program, 1962
Agriculture, U.S. Department of: Correspondence; Summary of U.S.D.A.
agencies; memo of Understanding re: Grasshopper Control; castor bean prices; Budget
message (1954); Emergency Committee on natural Resources, 1953-1961
321
Agriculture, U.S. Department of (Fanning Administration) Correspondence;
Wildlife Feeding Program; telegrams; Survey by Santa Cruz County Disaster Committee,
1962-1964
321
Aztec Land and Cattle Company: Senate Bill 2557; Memo re: purchase of private
lands by the State; Correspondence; Chapman v Santa Fe Pacific Railway Company,
1953-1954
Agriculture, U.S. Department of, Correspondence; Application of State Board
of Vocational Education for Return of Assets of Arizona State Rural Rehabilitation
Corporation; excerpts of Minutes of State Board of Vocational Education meeting;
Resolution of Directors and Stockholders, 1953-1961
321
Agriculture, U.S. Department of, Correspondence; Chiricahua Preservation
Committee; National Forest Areas by counties, 1953-1961
321
Forest Fire Protection: Correspondence; booklet, 1959-1961
321
Marketing Service: letters, 1960
321
Academy of Culture: "Real American Truth", undated
United States Department of Agriculture Disaster Committee: Correspondence;
telegrams; "Arizona Cowmen Maintain Integrity (article); Notice-Emergency Programs,
1960-1961
321
Air Engineering Development Center Wind Tunnel: Correspondence; telegrams;
members of the Arizona Military Committee for Special Assignment, undated
Box
322
Atomic Energy Commission: Correspondence; Clippings; Statements on Atomic
Energy, by Browne and by Davidson, 1954-1961
322
Civil Defense: Correspondence; telegrams; information bulletin; White House
Executive Order #10952, 1953-1962
322
Civil Rights Commission. Letter, 1961
322
Civil Services Commission: Correspondence; political activity warning
posters, 1952-1960
322
Commerce Department-Census Bureau: Correspondence; advance census reports,
1953-1960
Commerce Department-Civil Aeronautics Administration: Correspondence; Brief;
various matters and hearings re: Southern Rocky Mountain area local service; Frontier
Airlines-West Coast Airlines; Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce; Yuma, Arizona and the
Yuma Chamber of Commerce, 1954-1961
322
Commerce Department-Civil Aeronautics Administration: Objections of the City
of Douglas and Answer and Objections of the American Airlines and Apache Airlines re:
suspension of service, 1964
322
Commerce Department-Coast and Geodetic Survey: Correspondence, 1960-1961
322
Commerce Department-National Production Authority: Correspondence, 1951-1952
322
Commerce Department-Secretary of Commerce: Correspondence; biographical notes
by Samuel W. Anderson, 1953, 1961
322
United States Congress: Correspondence; Telegrams; Bulletin; House Resolution
3828; Senate Bills 14 and 36, 1948-1949
Box
United States Congress: Correspondence; Telegrams; "the Hiss Case" by the
Honorable Richard M. Nixon, 1949-1950
Box
322
United States Congress, House of Representatives: Interstate Compact;
Governor Merwin of Virgin Islands; Memorials re: (1) Gold Subsidy Law and (2) Human
and Natural Resources of Papago Indian Reservation, 1950-1961
Defense, Adjutant General, Phoenix, Fort Huachuca: Correspondence, 1951-1955
323
Defense Department, Air Fields and Bases: Correspondence, 1948-1950
323
Defense Department, Air Fields and Bases: Correspondence; Luke Air Force Base
as permanent installation, 1952-1955
323
Defense Department, U.S. Air Force: Correspondence; AEDC estimated interim
power requirements, 1948-1949
323
Defense Department, U.S. Air Force: Correspondence; remarks by Lt. General
Robert W. Harper, 1951-1952
323
Defense Department, U.S. Air Force: Correspondence; Bill 5595 43: proposed
withdrawal of public lands within the Luke Williams Air Force Range; Air Rescue
Service; Military Air Transport Service, 1961
323
Air Force Academy site at Fort Huachuca: Correspondence; Memorandum,
1949-1950
323
Defense Department, U.S. Air Force, Civil Air Patrol (CAP): Correspondence;
Supplemental report, "Operation Snowbound", 1953-1955
323
Defense Department, U.S. Air Force, Civil Air Patrol (CAP):: Correspondence;
Annual Report; CAP Graduation, 1953-1955
323
Defense Department, Annapolis and West Point : Correspondence; Invitation to
West Point Sesquicentennial, 1951-1958
Box
324
Defense Department, Army: Correspondence; telegrams; photographs of Brig.
General T. C. Rodgers and Governor McFarland, 1946-1955
324
Sixth Army: Correspondence from the Office of the Information Officer,
1960
324
Engineer, Corps of U.S. Army: Correspondence, 1953-1951
324
Engineer, Corps of U.S. Army: Correspondence re: flood control, 1965
324
Defense Department, U. S. Army Ordnance Depots: Correspondence, 1954-1961
324
Defense Department. Industrial College of the Armed Forces: Correspondence,
1953
324
Defense Department. Military Petroleum Supply Agency: Correspondence,
1961
324
National Guard. Fort Huachuca. Correspondence; Quitclaim Deed; Telegrams,
1953-1954
324
National Guard. Deed to Fort Huachuca, undated
324
Defense Department. Secretary of the Navy. U.S.S Arizona, Ship and Bell:
Correspondence, 1944-1950
324
Defense Department. Secretary of the Navy. U.S.S. Arizona Silver Service.
Pearl Harbor Memorial: Correspondence; Telegrams; news clippings; memorial Services,
1952-1954
324
Defense Department. Secretary of the Navy. U.S.S Arizona. Memorial:
Correspondence; remarks by Rear Admiral Robert L. Campbell, U.S.N. Memorial Day
Services, 1961; Casualty list, 1961
324
Defense Department. Secretary of the Navy. U.S.S Arizona: Correspondence.
U.S.S. Arizona Day (Proclamation), 1965
Defense Department. Fire Support Ship U.S.S. Carronade: Correspondence re:
sponsoring the vessel, 1965
324
Defense Department. Secretary of Defense. Army: Correspondence; Telegrams,
1950-1961
324
Defense Department. Secretary of Defense: Correspondence; Memorandum of
Understanding; news release; screening programs; Rivers and harbors civil works
projects, 1953-1961
324
Federal Aviation Agency. Department of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics
Administration: Regional offices; federal aid to airport program, 1959-1961
324
Federal Communications Commission: Notice, 1949-1950
324
Federal Communications Commission: Notices; Correspondence; telegrams; Gila
Broadcasting Company problem; Western Union Telegraph Company; opinion and order, and
correction to initial decision, 1952-1961
Box
325
Federal Housing: Correspondence; housing at Sierra Vista, 1955-1960
325
Federal Power Commission: Correspondence, 1942-1950
325
Federal Power Commission: Correspondence, 1951-1961
325
Federal Security Agency: Correspondence; Agreement, 1950-1951
325
Federal Security Agency: Correspondence, 1951-1952
325
General Services Administration: Correspondence; Seal of the Archivist of the
U.S.; Senate Joint Resolution #39, "Joint Resolution Proposing an Amendment to the
Constitution of the U.S. granting representation in the electoral college to the
District of Columbia; Proposal to amend manganese regulations, 1952-1961
325
Health, Education and Welfare: Correspondence; proposed allotments to states;
School Assistance Act; President's Message re: Education; telegrams, 1952-1964
Health Department. Tuberculosis Control Office: Letter, 1965
325
Housing and Home Finance: Correspondence; Testimony by Robert C. Weaver,
Administrator, HHFA, 1950-1961
Box
326
Interior Department. Hoover Commission Task Force on Water Resources and
Power: Notice of Public Hearings; Commission on Organization of the Executive branch
of the Government; Proposed statement by Governor Howard Pyle, 1954-1957
326
Interior Department. Indian Affairs: Correspondence; Colorado River flow and
use; Adahooniligii (Navajo Language Monthly, 1951-1952
326
Interior Department. Indian Affairs. Correspondence; telegrams; estimates of
constructions costs, tuberculosis sanatorium; Joint Resolutions re: Tuberculosis and
Health, 1953-1960
326
Interior Department. Indian Affairs: Correspondence; Drawing of the Four
Corners Monument, 1962-1964
326
Interior Department. Bureau of Land Management (BLM): Correspondence;
telegram; decision, 1953-1961
326
Interior Department. Bureau of Land Management (BLM): Correspondence; check
presented to State; Advisory Board backs public land legislation; authorization for
petrified wood collection on BLM lands, 1960-1964
326
Interior Department. Lower Colorado Land Use: Correspondence; program
announced, 1961-1962
326
Interior Department. Bureau of Mines: Correspondence; letter to Senator Barry
Goldwater, 1948-1957
326
Interior Department. National Park Service: Correspondence; memo for the
press, 1951-1953
326
Interior Department. National Park Service: Correspondence; Coronado National
Memorial Report, 1953-1960
326
Interior Department. National Park Service: Letter, 1964
326
Interior Department. Bureau of Reclamation: Correspondence; booklet, "A
National Water Policy"; Resolution, Wilderness Society; Dinosaur Dam case, 1951-1952
326
Interior Department: Bureau of Reclamation: Correspondence; Reclamation ERA;
operating criteria for Glen Canyon, Flaming Gorge, Navajo and Curecanti Reservoirs,
1954-1961
326
Interior Department. Reclamation Golden Jubilee: Thank you, appreciation and
regret letters; Program; biography of Regional Director, 1952
Box
327
Interior Department. Bureau of Reclamation: Correspondence, 1962-1964
327
Interior Department. Secretary of the Interior: Correspondence, 1951-1952
327
Interior Department. Secretary of the Interior: Correspondence; statement by
Hon. John A. Carver; H.R. 5498, 1962-1964
327
Interior Department. Secretary of the Interior: Correspondence, 1953-1961
327
Interior Department. Secretary of the Interior: Correspondence, 1944-1957
Liberty Bell (see Treasury Department, Box 330), 1950
328
National River and Harbors Congress. Correspondence; Power project No. 2121,
1954
328
Post Office Department. Correspondence, 1951-1960
328
Post Office Department. Gadsden Purchase Stamp. Correspondence, 1952-1954
328
Post Office Department. Letters, 1961
328
Post Office Department. Correspondence. Proclamation, President Truman,
1945-1950
328
President of the United States. Correspondence, 1943-1959
328
President of the United States. Condolence message; Appreciation card from
Mrs. Kennedy; National Service Corps, 1962-1963
328
President's Committee for Traffic Safety. Letter; Facts about Regional
Conference, 1956
Box
329
Prisoner of War Camp, Florence, Arizona. Correspondence; Buildings and
Improvements, 1946-1950
329
Prisoner of War Camp, Buildings Sale, Claims and Clearances. Expenditure
classification code; Maps, 1947
329
Prisoner of War Camp, Florence, Arizona. Quitclaim Deed; Plan; Agreement of
Sale; Survey, 1947-1950
329
Prisoner of War Camp, Florence, Arizona. Permit Agreement, 1945-1955
Box
330
Prisoner of War Camp, Florence, Arizona. Correspondence; Letter of
Application; Letter of Intent and Exhibits; Agreement; Permit; Easement; Quitclaim
Deed; Sale Agreement; Layout Plan (3 folders), 1942-1953
330
Rent Stabilization Office. Correspondence; members of the Arizona Rent
Advisory Boards, 1951-1953
330
Senate, U.S. Correspondence; Senator Carl Hayden; Senator Barry Goldwater;
telegrams, 1953-1961
330
Selective Service System. Letters and Certificates of Appreciation;
Length-of-Service Awards; Correspondence and Thank-you letters, 1952-1959
330
Senate Sub-Committee, Juvenile Delinquency Investigation Material prepared by
the Arizona State Employment Service, 1961
330
State Department, U.S. Correspondence; Telegrams, 1951-1961
330
Supreme Court of the United States, Correspondence re: Arizona vs California,
1953-1961
330
Treasury Department, Narcotics Bureau. Correspondence; President Eisenhower's
Message, 1951-1954
330
Treasury Department. Secretary of the Treasury. Liberty Bell, Correspondence,
1950
330
Treasury Department. Secretary of the Treasury. Correspondence, 1951-1961
330
UNESCO General Conference. Advisory Commission on Arid Zone Research. Letter;
Newsletter, 1953
330
United Nations Day. Letters; Telegrams; memo; "The Coming Red Dictatorship.",
1953-1956
Agriculture. Agricultural employment in Arizona, 1964-1965
331
Agriculture. Correspondence, 1965
331
Agriculture. Statement of Arizona farm labor demands, undated
331
Airport Aid, 1961-1962
331
Anti-John Birch Society Materials, 1965
331
John Birch Society, 1965
331
Area Redevelopment Act, undated
331
The Arizona Democrat. Publication, 1960-1962
331
Arizona-Sonoma Committee, 1964-1965
331
Arizona State College. Roster of faculty and staff, 1964-1965
331
Arizona Tribal Council, undated
331
Armed Forces, 1965
331
Arts Commission Other states and federal, 1965
331
Atomic Energy, Arizona. Correspondence, 1957-1964
331
Basketball. Arizona Basketball Hall of Fame, 1964
331
Beautification, undated
331
Berni, Hornencia. letter, May 20, 1965
331
Board of Regents. Agenda, 1965
331
Board of Regents. Reports, 1965
331
Bohannon Case. Robert Bohannon, Chairman of Investment Committee, State
Retirement Board, September 22, 1964
331
Bonding. Revenue bonds and public debt, 1964-1965
331
Bozovsky, James W. Unusual mail, 1965
331
Budget Comparison, Western Governors, undated
331
Building Codes, 1965
331
Building Conditions, State and others, 1965
331
Civil Defense, 1964-1965
331
Civil Rights, 1965
331
Coinage, 1965
331
Communism, 1965
331
Community Relations, undated
331
Conservation Memorandums, 1965
331
Conservation, Speech, November 30, 1964
331
Cooper, undated
331
Council of State Governments, 1964-1965
331
Democratic Party and Democrats in Arizona (6 folders): Subjects include: Anna
Emmons; Lou Meyer; souvenir program of the Presidential Inaugural Ball, 1961-1965
331
Development Board, Arizona, 1965
Box
332
Economic Data, 1965
332
Education. Correspondence, 1964-1965
332
Education, District #1, 1964
332
Education. Equalization, undated
332
Education, Federal Aid, undated
332
Education, Higher, May 19, 1964
332
Education, Miscellaneous, 1958-1961
332
Education. Tucson League for Public Schools, 1963-1964
Governor's list. Names and addresses of the wives of state governors,
May
1964
332
Governor, Power of, 1964-1965
332
Gubernatorial General Election Analysis, Maricopa County, 1962
332
Handicapped. Correspondence re:, 1964-1965
332
Handicapped, Governor's Committee for Employment, 1964-1965
332
Handicapped, Organization of the Governor's Committee for, undated
332
Health, Welfare. Correspondence; Proposed study of Arizona Welfare Program;
summary of federal grants, 1960-1962
Box
333
Highway. Correspondence; map of proposed freeways, Tempe area, 1959-1966
333
Highway. Driver education, January 20, 1965
333
Highway. Highway Patrol, Merit System Council, undated
333
Highway. Position papers, undated
333
Highway. Investigation of alleged irregularities: Stackhouse Report; Ray F.
Goldstein re: progress report on investigation and preliminary survey of Stackhouse
papers. Memorandum re: I-40 project, Union Title and Trust, 1965
333
Highway. Outlines, other papers re: the Stackhouse Report, undated
Reapportionment. Resolutions; correspondence; U.S. Supreme Court decision,
1964-1965
335
Reclamation. Correspondence; proposed marina development in Bullhead City,
1964-1965
335
Religion. Correspondence, including unusual mail, 1965
335
Reorganization of State Government. Executive, 1965
335
Reorganization of State Government. Budget, 1965
335
Reorganization of State Government. Administrative, 1965
335
Reorganization of State Government. Administrative (dead file), undated
335
Retirement Board. Description and purpose of Board, undated
335
Retirement of Judges, Correspondence, 1959-1963
Box
336
"Revitalizing the Arizona Economy" paper by Jack Leonard and Jim Young,
1964
336
Anti-Right Wing Material, 1958-1963
336
Right Wing Material. Billy James Hargis; John Birch Society; retired military
personnel, 1962-1963
336
Salt River Project. Statistics, 1961-1965
336
Satterly, James Marvin. Letter, 1965
336
Schools. Budgets. Preliminary budget for elementary and high school
districts, 1964-1965
336
Senate, Arizona. Press release re: Bill for exemption of certain vehicle
taxes, 1965
336
Senate, Arizona. Tax Action Committee, 1965
336
Statements for Expenditures. Comparative statements for expenditures for
governmental costs and comparative statements of revenues, fiscal years 1956-1959,
1956-1959
336
Statistical Profile of Arizona, 1965
336
Tax Rates, County, 1963
336
Tax Reform, Revenue Act of 1962, 1962
336
Taxation, 1964
336
Taxation re: Mines and Mining. Tax laws, 1963
336
Taxes. News releases, Goddard for Governor, 1962
336
Taxation Position Papers. Fiscal issues and campaign tax policy, 1964
336
Taxes. Education. Apportionment statistics, 1965
336
Taxes. Federal. State statistics; personal income; federal and other,
1964-1965
336
Taxes, Issues. Property Tax rates, 1961-1963
336
Taxes. Myth of Lower Homeowner Taxes, Proposed school equalization
initiative, undated
336
Taxes. Property. Statistics, 1952-1956
336
Taxes. Miscellaneous. Government expenditures; County valuations; state
expenditures; "Fair Share" program, 1961-1965
336
"Unknown" file. Letters on various topics, including criticism of
politicians, obscene mail, 1965
336
Urban Affairs Department, Urban renewal of Arizona, undated
336
Water, Speech; correspondence; statement "Water and Good Government",
1963-1965
336
Water Pollution, undated
336
Water. Arizona watershed Program. Symposium: script of audio-visual
presentation; Arizona Water Resources Committee attendance roster, 1959-1965
336
Welfare Board. Possible conflict of interest case involving Robert C.
Bohannon, Jr, 1964
336
Yaqui Indians, undated
336
Youth. Miscellaneous. Young Democrats; Arizona's Opportunity for Action,
Inc.; team to evaluate the Tucson Education Association, 1960-1964
Disposal or Transfer of Property. Office furniture, 1965
337
Driver's Safety. One license concept, 1964
337
Education. Anti-Communism: resolution re: equalization; average daily pupil
attendance; Attorney General's opinion; New Mexico students attend school at Window
Rock, 1965
337
Employment Security Commission of Arizona. Correspondence; statistics,
1963-1965
337
Education, State Board of. Special meeting; Civil Defense adult education;
staff hiring recommendations; budget request, including vocational education,
vocational rehabilitation, and Indian Education, 1964-1965
337
Education, State Board of. Correspondence, budget requests, 1964-1965
337
Estate Tax Department. Letter, 1965
337
Examiner, State. Examination of the books of Arizona Western College, Yuma;
Board of Supervisors, Apache County re: remodeling Courthouse; Clerk of the Superior
Court, Maricopa County, 1965
337
Extradition and Requisition Reports, 1965
337
Federal Power Commission. Transwestern Pipeline application, 1964
337
Harrell, G.E. Authority to sign travel orders and other documents;
correspondence, 1965
337
House Bill #3, Amendment. An act relating to education: payments from the
equalization fund; Senate Bill, tax increase; non-resident tuitions from other states,
1963-1965
337
Informative Material. Problems with the Southern Pipeline Company, 1965
337
Labor, U.S. Department of. Telegram, 1965
337
Legislative Council. An analysis and evaluation of Education bill and other
matters, 1964-1965
Box
338
Memoranda: Distribution of news releases; format for governor's signature;
Civil Air Patrol search at Show Low, 1965
338
Negroes at work in the General Electric Company. Minority hiring, 1964
338
Neighborhood Youth Corps. Funds; list of employees and yearly salaries;
community action activity report; Good Shepherd Girls' School seeks grant; auto
accident in Mexico, 1965
Public Instruction, Department of. Director, Special Education dismissed,
1965
338
Senator William Huso. Remarks regarding redistricting and reapportionment,
1965
338
Simkins, Samuel Louis. Letters, 1964-1966
338
Speeches. Subjects include: Education; 27th legislature; state of the state
message; budget message; Governor's message to the legislature, 1965
338
State Flag. Requests for, 1965
338
State Taxes. Estimated revenues; comparisons; appraisals of tax systems;
Interstate commerce; speeches and statements; plan for school aid; news releases,
1965
338
Timbrell, William Courtney. Arrest record, correspondence, 1965
Meeting at Phoenix. Program; expenses; correspondence, October
1965
339
Comments, Antonio Giron, Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. Speech regarding
restriction of, October 1965
339
Establishment of Industry in the Free Perimeter. Abe Rochlin, 1965
339
Architects' Comments on Housing. Richard M. Arnold of Guirey, Srnka and
Arnold, Architects, October 21, 1965
339
Housing Financing. Remarks, John H. Rhuart, Valley National Bank, October 21,
1965
339
Popular House Development. A Solution to the problem in the state of Sonora,
October
1965
339
Construction Methods and Techniques for Production of Medium Priced Housing
Units. John W. Blundell, Allied Construction Company, October 18, 1965
339
Promotion of Economic and Social Membership, List of officers and members,
December
1963
339
Remarks at the opening of Conference. Robert C. Kelso, October
1965
339
Schedule of Convention Events, October 21-22, 1965
339
Señor Rodolfo Villareal, Mexico City. Representative of the Secretariat of
Industry and Commerce, speech, October 1965
339
Opening Remarks, Events of the first evening, October 21, 1965
339
J.A. Riggins, Jr, speech, "Interdependence: A Challenge and A Reality",
October
1965
339
H.W. Lundberg, Ph.D. Speech: Undergraduate Education for Social Services",
October
1965
339
Jesus Hernandez Saucedo. Speech, "Comments and Analysis of Law #100 for the
Promotion of Tourism in the State of Sonora", October 1965
339
Suggestions. Submitted by Gary Pickard, October 1965
339
Phil Clemons. Speech, "The Southwest Screw Worm Eradication Program",
October
1965
339
Common Problems of the Stockmen of Sonora and Arizona, Speech, Veterinarian
Roberto Castillo Lavie, Federal head of the Campaign against the Tick in the state of
Sonora, October
1965
339
Mortgage Loans for Housing. Speech, Teodomiro Serrano G of the National Bank
of Mexico, S.A, Hermosillo Branch, October 1965
Governor's Conference on Traffic Safety in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Report of
the Committee on Roads and Highway Safety; correspondence, 1962
340
Governor's Coordinating Committee for Traffic Safety. Committee duties;
executive action for the establishment of the committee; meetings; Governor's
comments; proposed constituents of the council; citizens' suggestions; correspondence,
1951-1959
Box
341
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Reports;
committee meeting implementing the traffic safety program; proposed re-wording of
by-laws; proposed legislation; correspondence; Traffic Safety Program; minutes,
Traffic Safety Coordinating Council, 1960
341
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Correspondence;
minutes, Motor Vehicle Committee of the sub-committee of the Governor's Coordinating
Safety Council, July-December 1960
341
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Governor's
agenda; suggested material for National Highway Week; railroad accident
investigations; correspondence, January-March 1960
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Correspondence,
June-July
1961
Box
342
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Proposed 12
points for lowering the traffic accident rate in Arizona; KOY radios address, Governor
Fannin; accident statistics; correspondence, August-September 1961
342
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Suggested
delegates to the President's Conference on Occupational Safety; agenda; Council
by-laws; correspondence, October-December 1961
342
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Recommendations
re: laws and ordinances; committee membership; statistics and accident summaries;
State Action Program; correspondence; newspaper safe driving contest, January-June
1962
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Motor Vehicle
Inspection; citizens' opinions; traffic safety legislation; correspondence, January-March
1963
343
Governor's Coordinating Council/Committee for Traffic Safety. Governor's
Conference Committee on Roads and Highway Safety; motor vehicle inspection; citizens'
opinions; proportional registration for motor vehicles; correspondence, April-June
1963
Western Governor's Conference. Resolutions adopted at various meetings; "The
Western governors Come Out Fighting," by Paul Fannin; Highway Safety Advisory Group;
Drivers License Compact; materials from meetings in Anchorage, Alaska, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Washington, D.C. and Honolulu, Hawaii, 1961-1963
Cultural Commission. Correspondence re: the formation of a Fine Arts
Commission; lists of organizations in other states, 1964
345
Education, State Board of. Correspondence re: proposed study and planning
program for the Department of Public Instruction; Title X National Defense Education
Act; "Teaching About Communism"; Maricopa Advisory Council; textbook adoption
suggestions, 1962-1963
345
Education, State Board of. Flowing Wells School: citizens concerns regarding
material and instruction at the school, 1963
345
Education, State Board of. Fort Huachuca School: news release;
correspondence; parents' petition re: the dismissal of special education teacher,
1963
345
Education, State Board of. Special Committee on High School Graduation
Requirements: recommendations that Arizona history be included in the required
curriculum of secondary schools; appointments to the committee; other, 1963
345
Education, State Board of. Textbook Committee: appointment of committee
members; correspondence, 1962-1964
345
Guadalupe-Yaqui Affair. Controversy over land usage, 1963
345
Handicapped, Governor's Committee on. Employment committee; appointments;
correspondence, 1959-1964
345
Historical Advisory Committee. General correspondence; Kino statue
dedication; questionnaire; state monument selection; reenactment of Battle of Picacho
Peak; other, 1961-1964
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Appointments; resignations; list of members;
correspondence, 1961-1964
345
Historical Advisory Committee. "Arizona Story" (pageant); First Lady of
Arizona's Territorial Centennial; concerns for pageant's historical accuracy;
correspondence, 1963
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Commemoration of General Kearny's March,
1963
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Education, State Board of. Urge history
courses be required of teachers and for high school students, 1963
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Fort Bowie and Hubbell Trading Posts, proposed
as National Monuments, 1963-1964
345
Historical Advisory Committee. High school historians: suggestions, programs,
1963
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Legislation for permanent advisory committee,
1964
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Pioneer Arizona Foundation; construction
planning conference, 1963
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Recommendations/resolutions: development of
Tubac State Park; roadway through Camp Grant; highway through Tombstone; protest
against highway numbering system, 1962
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Report to the Governor: semi-annual
activities; historic sites; activities reviews; other reports, 1961-1962
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Strengthening the teaching of American history
and Arizona history in the schools; recommendations by Governor Fannin;
correspondence; minutes of Advisory Committee on Teacher Certification, 1962
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Teachers' educational program; certification;
proposed social studies workshop; American and Arizona history, 1962-1963
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Thank you notes, 1962
345
Historical Advisory Committee. Miscellaneous correspondence; final meeting
planned, 1961-1964
Box
346
Human Relations Committee. Appointments; correspondence; W. P. Reilly,
presentation to Republican Platform Committee; "Education and Civil Rights," by
Governor Otto Kerner, Illinois; U.S. Civil Rights Bill, 1964
346
Kino Statue Committee. U.S. Concurrent Resolution; House Joint Resolution
#433, 1961; correspondence; minutes, 1961, 1963
346
Landmarks Committee, Arizona. Appointments; petition for Tombstone citizens
re: paving of highway 80 (Fremont Street); Tubac State Park development; Cochise
Historical Amphitheatre; Hohokam Platform Mound; Antiquities Act of 1960;
correspondence; minutes (summary), tenth meeting of the State Landmarks Committee,
1962-1964
346
Legislative Reapportionment, Governor's Committee on. Appointment;
correspondence; member names, addresses, 1964
346
Marriage and Family Problems Committee. List of members; committee report;
proposed advisory commission on marriage and divorce laws; correspondence, 1961-1964
346
Mental Retardation Committee. Consultations to the Governor's Advisory
Council on Mental Retardation; correspondence, 1964
Box
347
Mexican Water Salinity Problem, Special Committee on. Report of the committee
of Fourteen; telegrams and memoranda by Senator Carl Hayden to the President of the
U.S. re: complaints from Mexico; resolution adopted by the Colorado River Board of
California; correspondence, 1962-1964
347
Monument of Arizona. "A Civic Protest of Art, History and Education," by Paul
Coze (artist), undated
347
Penology, Correction and Rehabilitation, Advisory Committee on . Membership
list; report re: intermediate institutions; correspondence, 1962-1964
347
Tax Study Committee. Correspondence, 1961-1962
347
Water Development, State Council for Support of. Governor's Water Council
meets; appointments; news release; lists of names and addresses; correspondence,
1963
347
Water Resources Committee, Arizona. Water Planning Committee; Western
Interstate Committee on Water problems; news release; "A Long-Range Plan for the Study
of the Water Resources of Arizona."; Interstate conference on Water Problems;
resolutions; correspondence, 1960-1962
