Death Takes Junior High Counselor Condict Smith
Condict Smith a Tucson Public Schools veteran and Man sfield Junior High counselor died at Tucson Medical Center at 64. Funeral services set for tomorrow at First Brethren Church with burial in Warsaw Indiana following. He held degrees from North Manchester College and Columbia University and belonged to Phi Delta Kappa and local associations. He is survived by wife Mildred, a sister and a brother. Pallbearers and viewing details provided.
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Columbia University
New York City
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Vernon Grisso
Warsaw
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Richard Harvill
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R. F. Summers
A. M. Gustafson
Harl Scott
Palms Mortuary Chapel
E. Speedway
Alexander pushes three-member liquor board reform
State Rep. Scott Alexander urged a three-person board to grant licensing power and revocation authority for liquor licenses. He outlined a House bill to abolish the department enforcement arm and return control to local police, with a new 15-officer investigation division akin to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. He praised acting Supt. Jack Sheik’s cleanup efforts.
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Teens Fined After Drag Race Crash
Two 19 year olds were fined by City Court after an impromptu drag race on the Freeway. Fremont Theodore Johnson Jr pleaded guilty to reckless driving and Grant Irwin to minor in possession of alcohol. Johnson's car crashed near South 6th Avenue at 3 15 a. m. and rolled multiple times. no injuries were reported.
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Ground Broken For New Child Treatment Center
Groundbreaking ceremony for a 1 032 000 Child Study Treatment Center north of Tucson drew over 50 people. The 100 acre site on Oracle Road will house up to 130 youths with construction by W F Conelly to start in 30 days and completion in about a year. State officials including Wesley Bolin and Rep Douglas Holsclaw attended along with juvenile board members and local judges and officials.
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Thomas Beacham
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Pima County
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Hijack attempt on Soviet airliner ends in gun battle
Three armed men tried to hijack a Soviet airliner en route to Batumi near the Turkish border. A passenger was wounded as the pilot, also armed, fired. The three hijackers were captured and the plane landed safely. One suspect, Nikolai Shvachka, faced murder charges and sought to flee to Turkey.
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New Try Scheduled In Air-Strike Talks
Washington negotiators for striking mechanics and five trunk airlines agreed to resume talks to end the month-old walkout that has grounded about 80 percent of U S airline capacity. The session set for 2 30 p m at the Labor Department followed a committee hearing where prospects remained bleak with ceiling zero visibility zero.
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Treehaven Opens New Classrooms and Facilities
Treehaven School adds six new classrooms for nursery through grade 4 and a new dormitory workshop and arts facilities. The 18 year old school plans completion before the new term starting September 12.
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Governor Goddard to Return to Arizona After Colombia Trip
Gov. Sam Goddard will fly back to Phoenix from Colombia tonight at 9 p.m. He represented President Johnson at the inauguration of Colombia's President-elect Carlos Lieras Restrepo and has since attended a series of official stations in Bogotá. He will attend a pardons and paroles board meeting at the Florence state prison, tour the facility, and participate in a luncheon for the press in the women's prison section.
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Farmer Says LBJ Should Visit Slums
James Farmer former national director of the Congress of Racial Equality urges President Johnson to tour the slums to stir his emotions on civil rights. He accuses Johnson of yielding to political white backlash and being ruled by votes.
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Concert Set At Theater By Los Changuitos Feos
Tucson group Los Changuitos Feos performs tomorrow at Plaza Theater 132 W Congress St after a 7000 mile tour of New York Chicago and Washington. Show starts at 8 p.m. directed by Rev. Charles Rourke of San Agustin Cathedral.
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