Lt Lane To Attend Southern Police Institute
Police Lt. Jack Lane age 32 has been chosen to attend the Southern Police Institute at the University of Louisville Ky for 12 weeks starting Sept. 3. Lane joined the Tucson force in 1955 and commands the Tactical Operations Unit. He was promoted to lieutenant on July 9 and will study administration personnel management and business procedures. Lane served four years in the US Navy and formerly worked for the Border Patrol and Nogales Police Department. He resides at 3916 East Dover Street.
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Southern Police Institute
University of Louisville
Lane
Tucson
US Navy
Border Patrol
Nogales Police Department
E. Dover
Civic Chorus Names Tucson Director for 1963 64
Barney Morriss, director of choral activities at Pueblo High School, has been chosen director of the Tucson Civic Chorus for the 1963 64 season. He arrived in Tucson in 1960, taught while pursuing a doctorate, and has three years with Tucson public schools. Bruce Dusenberry announced the appointment at a chorus board meeting. The chorus opens fall rehearsals September 9 in Rincon High School’s vocal room.
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Barney Morriss
Pueblo High School
Tucson Civic Chorus
Morriss
Tucson
University of Arizona
E. Cajon Dr
Tucson Public Schools
Peabody College
Missouri
University of Washington
University of Indiana
Bruce Dusenberry
Charles Pynchon
Charles Hallett
Pamela Hoecker
Jean Perry
Alfred J. Booth
Rincon High School
Free Press Said Nation's Big Strength
T G Chilton of Superior advised Tucson Rotary Club members at a Pioneer Hotel luncheon that the free press is America’s greatest check on government. He, a Rotary International district governor and mining executive, urged locals to resist government handouts and defend private enterprise amid a profit squeeze.
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T. ‘G. Chilton
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Tucson
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Chilton
Rotary International
District 549
Pioneer Hotel
Congress
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