Owner Particip paving plan stalled near Oracle
County officials paused a proposed owner participation paving project along 2.5 miles of road south of Oracle after County Engineer Walter Burg could not estimate county costs. The plan would have landowners contribute 1000 per mile, with three other projects approved while Burg prepares a cost estimate.
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Walter Burg
Tate Neare
Aoulung
Murphey
Oracle
Pima County
Pinal
Mt. Lemmon
Burg
Board of Supervisors
Chapala Drive
Paseo del Norte
Swan Road
Skyline Drive
Ina Road
Wilmot Road
Los Reales
Benson Highway
Obstetrical Pay Hiked by Pima County Board
The Pima County Board of Supervisors approved higher daily payments to St. Mary's Hospital and Tucson Medical Center for indigent obstetrical care, increasing from 32.50 to 37.50 dollars per day. Newborn care costs rose from 6 to 8 dollars per day. County Hospital has no obstetrical facilities.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Justice Douglas Remarries in Buffalo Ceremony
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, 64, wed Joan Martin, about 25, in a simple neon ceremony at Buffalo’s Unitarian Church. The Williamsville resident is an AID former Washington employee and daughter of John H. Martin. The couple will take a monthlong camping trip in Montana and Washington.
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N.Y
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Joan Martin
Douglas
Miss Martin
Williamsville
Amherst
Unitarian Universalist
Martin
Washington
Miss Marttin
Agency For International Development
AID
Montana
John .H. Martin
Mercedes Hester
Tallulah
Soviet Delegation Snubs Chinese Leader at Hiroshima Rally
At the ninth world conference against purlear harmh in Hiroshima China’s Chou En-lai denounced the Moscow signed test ban treaty. The Soviet delegation led a mass audience snub by turning their backs as Chou spoke, with Indian and East European delegates joining in. Chou urged a world summit to ban and destroy nuclear stockpiles and delivery systems, seeking global backing for disarmament.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Hiroshima Peace Park
Purlear Harmh
Yugoslavia
Chao Pu-Chu
Moscow
Rodion Malinovsky
China
Malinovsky
United
France
West Germany
Chou En-lai
Chou
New China
California Holding Suspect In Shootings And Rape Case
James Russell Davis, 19, of Garden Grove California, is jailed on a $2000 bond after charges filed by Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson. The case includes a July shooting that blinded an 11 year old boy, Randy Ray Howard, and a separate first degree rape and delinquency charge involving a 13 year old girl. The assault with a deadly weapon charge was previously dismissed in September 1962 by Justice of the Peace Alice Truman and later refiled.
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California
James Russell Davis
Garden Grove
Calif
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Alice Truman
Young Davis
Randy Ray Howard
Eldon Lee Howard
Davis
Howards
Young Howard
Keane Wins Council OK to Sell 3.8 Million in Bonds
City Manager Mark Keane won council approval to hire fiscal agents and bond attorneys for a proposed 3.8 million bond sale set for Oct. 8. The plan splits 2 million sewer bonds and 1.8 million gasoline tax revenue bonds, revised from the 1963 64 budget which favored 1.5 million sewer and 2 million street bonds.
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Mark Keane
Keane
John M. Urie
Urie
Daily Citizen
Ex-French Premier Robert Schuman Near Death
Metz France UPI. Former French Premier Robert Schuman 77 was reported near death today. He lapsed into semi consciousness yesterday and doctors said he was very seriously ill. He received the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church today, usually one of the final acts before death. Schuman helped pioneer Europe postwar unity and linked with the six nation coal steel pool that led to the European Common Market.
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Metz
France
UPI
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Europe
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