Tucson Tax Delinquent Firms Face License Show Cause
Two Tucson businesses overdue on city sales taxes will be ordered to show cause why their business licenses should not be revoked. An Aviation Agency grant of 152844 funds Tucson Airport Authority terminal area development. Heavy rain floods areas around San Xavier Mission and Tucson International Airport with light damage. Pioneer International Hotel plans a 380 room motor inn atop a five story garage, modifying a $6 million expansion. Gov Fantin to push for a budget director post and finance department legislation.
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Tucson
Federal Aviation Agency
Tucson Airport Authority
San Xavier Mission
Tucson International Airport
Meredith poised to become first Black graduate at Ole Miss
The Nation reports James H. Meredith is nearly guaranteed to become the University of Mississippi’s first Black graduate, despite Governor Ross Barnett’s segregationist opposition. Ex-dictator Perez Jimenez is extradited after Justice Goldberg blocks his plea. Canada and the United States reach a nuclear warhead agreement. The Citizen editor notes rapid U.S. missile progress.
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James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Goldberg
Canada
U.S
Citizen
Paul McKalip
LeMay backs test ban treaty amid concerns from Goldwater
Washington Air Force Gen Curtis LeMay and other chiefs express qualified support for the test ban treaty while Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater says LeMay has grave reservations about the pact. The story notes broader tax cut plans and Valachi testimony impacting crime bosses.
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Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
LeMay
Nehru warns India of renewed Chinese border threats
Indian Prime Minister Nehru informs Parliament that Chinese forces mass along the borders and new attacks may occur. British authorities report recovery of loot from last week’s train robbery and five suspects charged. Castro refugees are rounded up by two U S Coast Guard pilots, two boats and a helicopter. A Buddhist sets himself on fire in South Viet Nam protest. A Conservative wins a vacant War Minister seat but with a tiny margin indicating trouble for Macmillan. Castro’s popularity is questioned as Soviet led techs flood East Germany and Poland.
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Nehru
India
U.S. Coast Guard
John Profumo
Bowling Pro Am Opens. Hardwick Favored Despite Error
In Tucson Open bowling, Billy Hardwick risked a 300 with over-correction but remains a top contender as 96 professionals begin clearing pins at Cactus Bowl. Wally Butts' attorney argues the Saturday Evening Post claim was just publicity. John Blanchard and Jim Davenport deliver clutch hits as AL and NL races heat up.
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Billy Hardwick
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
General Index Bridge is Comics 27 Crossword Puzzle 20
The page lists features by section including comic strips, puzzles, and public records. It mentions Deaths on page 33 and Editorials on page 10, with Financial News items on pages 18 and 19 and Molly Mayfield noted for TV Radio Dials and Woman's View.
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Bridge Is
Financial News
Molly Mayfield
Movie Times
Public Records
Woman's View
Alcoholics Tell What It's Like In Tucson Jail
This Tucson report profiles alcoholics in custody, with prisoners describing drinking triggers and consequences. A jail cook notes benders lasting days, while Chief Garmire defends arresting alc oholics to prevent harm, and medical detox is offered at county hospital.
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Teeson
City Jail
Congress Street
Harry
Marty
Dts
Bernard L. Garmire
Tucson
Christian Science Reading Room Tucson Open Hours
Public reading room offers Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and the Bible for reading borrowing or purchase. Located on Alameda St Tucson it operates 10 to 5 daily with Sunday and holiday hours 2 to 5 and Monday and Friday 18 to (incomplete).
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Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room UK
Alameda St. Tucson
Tense racial clash lands UA student in Louisiana case
A 19 year old University of Arizona freshman, William Henry Brown of Tucson, is jailed in Louisiana on a spending charge amid a tense racial dispute described by a district attorney as prejudicial to the defendants and state. CORE members on a voter registration task force face related charges. 20 others were released without charges after a protest aboard a river ferry near Plaquemine, Louisiana.
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University of Arizona
Louisiana
William Henry Brown
Jane Haywood
Brown
Syracuse University
Clinton
East Feliciana Parish
Kilbourn
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Tucson High School
US of A
Plaquemine
Greenberg Dies Head of Cherrybell Firm at 49
Sol Greenberg 49 president of Cherrybell Manufacturing Corp owner of a Tucson plant died last night in a New York hospital after about two weeks illness. Resident of Long Island N Y he was in Tucson frequently. The company runs a lingerie plant at L720 S Cherrybell Show. A brother Emanuel Greenberg secretary lives in Tucson. Funeral services will be in New York with arrangements not known today.
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Sol Greenberg
Cherrybell Manufacturing Corp
Tucson
New York
Mr. Greenberg
Long Island
N.Y
Mrs. Grimm Teacher Dies in Bay City
Mrs Susan Grimm 31 a Doolen Junior High School teacher dies at St Josephs Hospital Bay City Michigan Survivors include husband Donald and their son Bruce Risser her parents two sisters and a brother Final services and burial planned with Palms Mortuary in charge of arrangements
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Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Susan Grimm
St. Joseph's Hospital
Grimm
Rt. 2
Box 760
Doolen Junior
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Stephens College
Western Michigan University
Donald B
Bruce Risser
James Risser
L. B. Grabe
John O’laughlin
Bay City
Mich
Cr Comdr
J. B. Risser
Pascagoula
Miss
Palms Mortuary
Learning About Arizona Photo Feature
Eva Wetterwik and Rose Fromme greet Arizona school life as foreign exchange students arriving with six others. Wetterwik from Sweden will attend Amphitheater High School with the Ruckers, while Fromme from Luxembourg will study at Tucson High School with the Costins.
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Eva Wetterwik
Rose Fromme
Arizona Highways
American Field Service Foreign Exchange
Tucson
Miss Wetterwik
Sweden
Amphitheater
Roy Rucker
Miss Fromme
Luxembourg
Max Costin
New Height Rules For Air Cadets Expanded
The Air Force Academy revised its physical requirements removing the 78 inch maximum height for entering cadets. The school states that any 17 or 18 year old cadet will be considered regardless of prior height limits, broadening eligibility overall.
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AIR Force Academy
Calc
AFA
Hudson Daily Citizen notices height requirement change
The bulletin notes a minimum height increase from 65 to 66 inches for entrants. Published by Hudson Daily Citizen, the notice lists subscription details and home delivery rates for Tucson and surrounding areas, indicating annual and weekly pricing.
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Senate
Joseph Valachi
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Castro
Roscoe Drummond
John Blanchard
Yankees
Jim Davenport
Giants
General
Christian Science Reading Room
South
Neasham Service Center
Cherry
B'way
Bernie Sedley
Hudson Daily Citizen
Citizen Publishing Co
Naristone Ava
Apex
Perthort Pike
Southgate Shopping Center
Poebuck and CO
Suv
8Th Avenue
Opera Charan
L.S.5
Pennington Free Park & Shop
Grand Central
Jesu Jed
Oscar Mayer
Hamburg
U.S.D.A
Libby
Tastewell
M.J.B
Swift's
Brookfield
Alberta
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