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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

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NAACP Sets Up Job Registration Day

The NAACP Labor Committee announces a series of job registration days to help people find work. Registrations are from 4 to 7 p.m. at Southside Presbyterian Church, 317 W. 2nd St, assisted by Arizona State Employment Service.

Labor Committee The National Association Sfor the Advancement of Colored Naacp Labor Committee Vof Arizona State Employment Service Southside Presbyterian Church W. 2Rd St

Agriculture Ballots To Be Sent In Arizona Counties

Farmers will receive ballots this week to elect members of the 1965 Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service committees in Pima and Santa Cruz counties. Pima nominees include R. G. Buckelew Dan W. Clarke Warren B. Culbertson R. A. Davis Stanley Gladden John F. King Arthur Pacheco Ladid Payne Henry A. Throssell J Boyd White. Santa Cruz nominees are Ray Bergier EF R Clark Myron Clark Douglas Cummings Horton Noon James B Pendleton W T Piper and Robert Townsend. Five nominees will be elected with ballots due by August 28.

Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Committees Pima Santa Cruz Pima County R. G. Buckelew Dan W. Clarke Warren B. Culbertson R. A. Davis Stanley Gladden John F. King Arthur Pacheco Ladid Payne Henry A. Throssell J. Boyd White Santa Cruz County Ray Bergier EF. R. Clark Myron Clark Douglas Cummings Horton Noon James B. Pendleton W. T. Piper Robert Townsend

Tucson Man Injured After Rear-End Crash

A 33-year-old Tucson man, Henry W. Roach of 7416 E Beverly Drive, was injured when his car rear-ended a turning truck in the 5100 block of East 24nd Street at 4 45 p m yesterday. He suffered a fractured left wrist and injured right shoulder and remained in satisfactory condition at Tucson Medical Center. The truck driver was 66-year-old Herbert Kirksey of 6109 Calle Aurora. Passengers Oma Kirksey and five children were treated for minor injuries and released. Roach was cited for failure to control speed.

Tucson East 24Nd Street Tucson Medical Center Henry W. Roach E. Beverly Drive Herbert Kirksey Calle Aurora Kirksey Oma Randy Norman Robin Tucson General Hospital Roach

Patchell Resigns From Post

Stanley L. Patchell has submitted his resignation as deputy county attorney effective month end to enter private practice. He will join attorney Leonard Everett as of Sept 1, replacing not yet named. A North Wales, Pennsylvania native, he earned a JD from the University of Arizona and a BA from the university’s College of Business and Public Administration. He previously served as bailiff to Superior Court Judge John F. Molley and played minor league baseball with a Pittsburgh farm team during 1952 to 1956. Patchell has resided in Tucson since 1950 with his wife and daughter at 1434 N Santa Rita Ave.

Stanley L. Patchell Norman E. Green Patchell Leonard Everett Green North Wales University of Arizona College of Law University’s College of Business and Public Administration Superior Court Johrn F. Molley Pittsburgh Tucson Santa Rita Ave

Businessmen Hear Marks on Preparing a Will

Jack G. Marks, Democratic candidate for Superior Court judge, urged the importance of preparing a will at a Campbell Plaza Breakfast meeting. Marks seeks the eighth division bench in Pima County, currently held by Commissioner Marka.

Jack G. Marks Campbell Plaza Businessmen's Association Marka Pima County

Power Unit Goes Wild At Airport

A Continental Airlines power generating unit at Tucson International Airport rolled away from its driver and plunged 15 feet into a service tunnel near a passenger aircraft. No injuries were reported, but damage to a parked car was estimated at 600 dollars. The unit, used to service electrical systems, ran about 11 am before a crewman redirected it toward the tunnel. A full investigation was announced by James Tutue.

Continental Airlines Tucson International James Tutue Nomase Tuttle

Parking Meters Around Courthouse Ruled Legal

Justice of the Peace Toby LaVetter upheld the legality of parking meters around the county courthouse by fining Louis H. Silva for overtime parking. Silva plans to appeal in Superior Court. The dispute hinges on a 1935 county city arrangement granting concurrent jurisdiction over courthouse meters.

Louis H. Silva Justice Court Justice of the Toby LaVetter A. Reed Silva Leon Thikoll Thikoll LaVetter Board of Supervisors LaVeter Tucson Thikell Stanley Patchell E. Water St

Bishop Green Travels to Rome for Vatican Council

The Most Rev. Francis J. Green, bishop of Tucson, will fly from New York City on September 12 to attend the Vatican Council in Rome. Sessions begin September 14, with the bishop returning by November 29, the first Sunday in Advent, and he anticipates further sessions as needed.

Francis J. Green Tucson Rome Bishop Green New York City

City Tries In Vain To Sell Land At Auction

The City of Tucson offered three surplus R-2 zoned lots at public auction but no bids were received. A 56 by 155 foot lot at E Linden St and N 2nd Ave was appraised at 1650, another on Linden between N 2nd and 3rd Aves at 1550, and a 48 by 150 foot lot at 3ard Ave and E 25th St appraised at 2100. The sale followed a council decision prompted by local Realtors campaigning for auctions to dispose of surplus property.

Tucson Howard Heppe E. Linden St N. 2Nd Ave Linden North 2Nd and 3Rd Avenues 3Ard Ave E. 25Th St Tucson Board of Realtors

Pueblo Graduate Awarded Arizona Cement Scholarship

Paul Caballero Templeton of 15th Ave Pueblo has been awarded the Arizona Portland Cement Co scholarship to the University of Arizona for the 1964 65 academic year. A Pueblo High School graduate, Templeton is the son of Mr and Mrs Pablo Templeton and plans a career in civil or mechanical engineering.

Paul Caballero Templeton 15Th Ave Arizona Portland Cement Co University’ of Arizona Pablo Templeton Pueblo High School Arizona

Tucsonan Urges Political Freedom For Teachers

Dr Marion Donaldson Amphitheater School District superintendent told the Arizona Education Association leaders that teachers and administrators should have political freedom but use it with care. He said teachers have the right and obligation to participate in school board races and urged administrators to have the same freedom while avoiding influence on students. The AEA planned a political forum this evening with gubernatorial and state education candidates invited to discuss education topics.

Donaldson Tucson AEA

Rubbish Pile Fatal To Two Filipinos

Manila UPI reports two Filipino scavengers were buried under a rubbish pile while digging for scrap iron and usable items. Federica Pan died at the scene and Enrique Malangian died en route to the hospital after the pile collapsed on them.

Manila UPI Federica Pan Enrique Malangian

Civitan Club To Hear Wine Tonight

David $. Wine, a candidate for the Democratic nomination in District 1 for the Board of Supervisors, will address the Thunderbird Civitan Club at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Executive Inn.

David $. Wine Board of Supervisors Thunderbird Civitan Club Executive Inn

Padistan Daily Subscriptions and Delivery Rates

Subscitation details list home delivery in Tucson and outside as well as annual rates. The notice lists publisher as Citizen Publishing Co with contact at 608 North Siene Ava, Arizona.

North Siene Ava Teccen Arizene Dallvart Mar Tucson

Bargain Giftwares And Home Goods On Main Floor

Multitude of discounted items across Giftwares Lawn trimmer candles hangers and storage solutions. Includes six colorful ice buckets six dollar sale Lenn lawn trimmer four dollars and ninety eight cents large wood wall plaques four ninety five bestsellers fabric trimmings sachets and more. Park at rear of store in the shade with purchase.

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