Soble Making Bid Demos To Choose New County Chief
Tucson attorney Joe Soble emerges as the sole announced candidate to lead the County Democratic Party. Incumbent Dino De Concini plans to step down to focus on duties as Tucson city attorney. Precinct committeemen will choose a new chairman after the Sept 10 primary. City Councilman James Webb abandoned his earlier bid after being appointed to a council vacancy. Bill Ramsey of the Tucson-Mexico International Commission is also weighing a run.
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Democratic Party
Tucson
Joe Soble
Dino DeConcini
Tive
James Webb
Bill Ramsey
Tucson - Mexico International Commission
Chief Of Gang In CEO Probe Is Sent To Jail
Eugene Hairston 24, leader of the Blackstone Rangers, is sentenced to three concurrent terms of 5 to 15 years for solicitation of murder. He paid six teenagers to shoot three men in a 1967 incident in which Leo McClure 33 was killed. He was acquitted of one murder and two attempted murder charges.
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Louis A. Wexler
South Side
Hairston
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Leo McClure
Rangers
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
Don Schellie Honored by Arizona Pioneers Society
Tucson Daily Citizen columnist Don Schellie, on leave for historical research, received honors at a luncheon by the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society. His new book Vast Domain of Blood covers the Camp Grant Massacre. Also honored were William Alexander and Mrs Byron Ivancovich.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Sociey
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Historical Society
Emery C. Johnson
Camp Grant
William Alexander
Western Postal History Museum
Society
Byron Ivancovich
Slayer Of Two To Get New Psychiatric Exam
Paul Whalen, convicted killer of Freelin Huff and his wife, is ordered by Superior Court Judge William C Frey to undergo psychiatric evaluation at Pima County Hospital. Doctors Dr. Robert Cutts and Dr. L W Shankel must report within 30 days to determine mental fitness for sentencing. Whalen, already transferred from the Arizona State Hospital, faces up to 20 years total on two manslaughter counts.
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Pima County
Superior Court
William C. Frey
Robert Cutts
L. W. Shankel
Whalen
Arizona State Hospital
Peter Chase Neumann
Freelin Huff
State Hospital
Arizona State Prison
Governor asks LBJ to sign CAP bill in Tempe
Arizona Governor Jack Williams asked President Johnson to fly to Tempe to sign the Central Arizona Project into law. He urged naming the project the Carl Hayden Project in honor of retiring Sen. Carl Hayden, who began his long career in Hayden's Ferry Tempe and will leave Congress after 56 years.
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Tempe
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Arizona
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Williams
Carl Hayden
Charles Trumbull Hayden
Arizona State University
Hayden
Sen
Jobs Open For Aged Aide Positions In Arizona
Area councils under the Committee for Economic Opportunity seek applicants for aides for the aged. Must have transportation and be in good physical condition. Starting salary is $300 monthly. Closing date 5 p.m. August 23. Apply at the Professional Office of the Arizona State Employment Service, 7 North Granada Avenue.
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Granada Ave
Police Promotion Exam for City Patrolmen Listed
Ninety five city patrolmen will take written exams Tuesday for a place on the eligible list for sergeant. Tests begin at 8 30 a.m. at the Chemistry Building on the University of Arizona campus.
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Burnett Delivers Third Child A Girl
Santa Monica California AP Carol Burnett 33 gave birth Wednesday night to her third child a girl She is married to Joe Hamilton producer of the Carol Burnett Show on television
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Health Care Center for Aged OK'd by Tucson group
The Tucson Committee for Economic Opportunity Inc. approved a proposed health care center for the elderly contingent on Handmaker Jewish Nursing Home as sponsor. Handmaker directors are still considering. A 400-person camp at Arizona Ranch School may close early without local funds. Greenfield School and Tucson Rapid Transit donate facilities. No federal funds available.
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Handmaker Jewish Nursing Home For
Handmaker Home
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TCEO
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Paul Laos Jr
Senate
House
Arizona Ranch
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Greenfield School
Tucson Rapid Transit
Myslicki
Goldwater endorses Agnew and warns on crime
Former U S Senator Barry Goldwater urged tougher enforcement and family discipline at the 16th annual Conference on Juvenile Delinquency in Fort Grant Arizona. He backed Maryland Governor Spiro Agnew for VP praising his stance on law enforcement and denouncing permissiveness as a cause of crime. He warned that the 1968 campaign could see a Donnybrook as candidates vie for the South and noted Lyndon Johnson might still be drafted.
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New York
Los Angeles
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Agnew
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Wallace
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Buck Strom Thurmond
South
Texas
Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Unconstitutional Juvenile Code Seen By Arizona Police Leader
Tucson Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire warned today that Arizona’s juvenile code may be ruled unconstitutional. He cited a planned ACLU lawsuit challenging curfew rules and related statutes following a campus arrest raid near the University of Arizona. He urged conference attendees to aid in drafting a revised code.
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Garmire
Arizona Supreme Court
County Seeks Return Of Murder Suspect
New Mexico parole board weighs returning Tucson man John Lee Sellers to face first degree murder charges in Tucson for the beating death and disposal of his mother, Jackie Hardy. If voluntary agreement fails, extradition proceeds will be started.
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Santa Fe
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