Tucson teacher in alleged arson threat case
A 36 year old Tucson teacher Eddie Henry Kennedy was arraigned in City Court on a charge of disorderly conduct after police say he threatened to burn his wife and her male companion. Kennedy blocked a gas station, sprayed fuel and threatened to ignite victims. his bond was set at 50 dollars and a Thursday appearance with counsel was granted. he is listed as a Cavell Elementary School teacher in the district directory.
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Tucson
Eddie Henry Kennedy
S. Palo Verde Ave
East Side
Kennedy
A. C. Barnes
San Clemente Texaco
E. Broadway
Joseph Virgil Davis
5. Jones Blvd
Rev Joe Cruse Dies at 62 Funeral Services Set
The Rev. Joe Cruse, pastor of First Baptist Church for two years, died at his home at age 62. Born in Honey Grove Texas in 1901 he studied at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and served in several southern states. Survivors include wife Grace L a son Rev Stanley Cruse and another son Rev Joe Cruse Jr along with three brothers a sister and seven grandchildren. Palms Mortuary handles arrangements with burial at Grantwood Cemetery.
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Joe Cruse
Mr. Cruse
Honey Grove
Tex
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ft. Worth
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
Arizona
Stanley ©. Cruse
Morningside Baptist Church
E. 29Th St
Grace L
Joe Cruse Jr
Odessa
Julian
Davison
Okla
Chester
Los Angeles
Cecil
Dallas
Kim Hayy
Lubbock
Palms Mortuary
Grantwood Cemetery
Inflation Hits Parisians as Baguette Prices Rise
Frence shoppers faced higher costs as baguette prices climbed about half a penny, signaling inflation effects on daily staples.
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Paris
Yuma Boy Bitten By Rabid Bat
Nelson Pritchard 10 of Yuma received anti rabies treatments after a bat bite at his home yard near the University of Arizona experimental farm. Tests showed the bat was rabid and scientists warned bats should not be handled due to rabies risk.
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Yuma
UPI
Nelson Pritchard
Frank Pritchard
University of Arizona Experimental Farm
University of Arizona
County Board Approves 1963 64 Budget After Reassessment
The County Board of Supervisors formally adopted the 1963 64 budget of 16 101 609 338 after a session that revisited valuation cuts by the State Tax Commission. The reassessment lowered the total assessed value to 396 425 660, affecting tax rate and several budgets including public works and road funds.
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Tate
State Tax Commission
Arizona Portland Cement Co
Another Supermarket Bombed In St. Louis Area
The ninth bombing of a St. Louis area Kroger shattered plate glass and collapsed a 24 foot wall section. Police know no motive as similar bombings since March target various supermarkets. this blast followed a pattern with a back door opened and a bomb at a meal counter. Army ordnance experts were sent from Granite City to examine a newspaper wrapped package found near a Belleville store.
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East ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis
Kroger
Army Ordnance
Granite City
Belleville
Stop Feuding LBJ Tells Democrats at California Meet
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged Democrats to end feuds and unite at the 1963 California central committee meeting in Sacramento. He spoke as labor leaders showed discontent with the 1963 Legislature while the California Democratic Council kept clashing with Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh.
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UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Organized Labor
California Democratic Council
CDC
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
California
Edmund G. Brown
Europe
Kennedy
Unruh
Hugh Volunteer Organization
Woman Sought as Witness in South Tucson Assault Case
Police seek a missing woman who phoned in a possible witness to a South Tucson assault. Victim Thornton Labor 57 suffered severe head injuries and Manuel Duarte 50 was arrested with a pocket knife after the attack at a motel.
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South Tucson
Pima County
Thornton Labor
4Th Ave
Manuel Duarte
Main St
Labor
Frank Bartias
Barrios
Halleck Emerges as GOP Presidential Dark Horse
Indiana congressman Charles A. Halleck draws informal backing from House Republicans as a potential 1964 presidential nominee. Backers cite his national profile from the Ev and Charlie Show and past leadership roles, while rivals like Rockefeller and Goldwater face questions. Halleck’s ambition dates to 1948 near Dewey, with early recognition in 1940 backing Willkie.
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Halleck
Jeader
Charlie
Congressional Republicans
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Trcce
GOP
Thomas Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Philadelphia
Republican Congressional
Mrs Booth Dies At 83 In New Mexico Vacation
Minnie Alice Booth 83 widow of Tucson educator Jonathan L Booth died yesterday in Santa Fe New Mexico while vacationing Born in Bloomfield New Mexico she moved to Tucson in 1933 Her permanent address was 425 East First Street She survived by four children seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending at Arizona Mortuary
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Minnie Alice Booth
Tucson
Jonathan L. Booth
Santa Fe
N. M
Bloomfield
N.M
1St St
Grace Episcopal Church
Booth
Far East Side
Jonathan L
Tahoe Valley
Calif
George Burns
Farmington, N. M
Minton I. Moore
Phoenix
Robert L. Frazer
Arizona
U S Planning 1968 Moonshot in US Space Plans
Houston Chronicle reports the United States may attempt to place a man on the moon in 1968, two years before the Kennedy target. A Chronicle summary cites study requests for life support, a permanent moon station by 1970, and a station able to house 18 men for six months, with further plans for a 1972 73 timeline and weekly launch cadence.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
United States
Kennedy
Houston Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Warren Burkett
Space Agency
Earth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Burkett
Moon
Soviets mark first anniversary of space flight
The Soviet Union marks the first anniversary of the Nikolayev Popovich flight while reiterating aims for longer manned missions and eventual Moon trips. Trud reports outline plans for orbital stations and parking satellites as they stress continued space program vigor amid Western skepticism.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Popovich
Nikolayev
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkaya
Moon
Trud
Pro- Pram
Russia
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