City Progress Reviewed New Spirit Of Accomplishment
Mayor Lew Davis praised a new spirit of accomplishment in Tucson after 18 months of Republican leadership. He cited sealed streets and overlays, planned overpasses, better police and fire staffing, upgraded traffic signals, revised water and sewer work, and five year planning to improve city services and finances.
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Davis
Charles Gudaitis
Lew Davis
Ghost Ranch Lodge
Republican City Council
Tucson
Kolb and Speedway
Santa Cruz Valley
Woman Found Guilty of Prostitution in City Court
Mae Helen Givens 25 of 173 South Convent Avenue was found guilty of prostitution in City Court. She filed a notice of appeal to Superior Court. A $100 fine and five days in jail were suspended pending appeal. Police said the man accused her of soliciting near Convent Avenue and McCormick Street. He reported $55 was stolen from his wallet during the encounter.
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Mae Helen Givens
S. Convent Ave
Miss Givens
Convent Ave
McCormick St
Sewage Plant Addition To Be Made Quicker
City Manager Mark Keane says the 1967 target for enlarging the sewage treatment plant has been moved up by two years due to higher volume. The plan aims to add capacity for 10 million gallons daily by 1965 with construction in 1965 and design funding this year. The city budget includes 15000 for design. total project cost estimated at 1440000.
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Mark Keane
Keane
Water Systems
Paul Beermann
Phoenix
John Carollo
Tucson
Sentencing Set in Slaying of Bell at Park Avenue
Lawrence Chisom, convicted of manslaughter in the June 2 shooting of double amputee William Ray Bell, faces sentencing at 9 a.m. next Thursday in Superior Court. A seven women and five men jury returned the verdict after under an hour of deliberation. Bell, 55, and Chisom, 55, lived at 2331 S Park Ave. Bell died at Pima County Hospital.
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Lawrence Chisom
William Ray Bell
Superior Court
Chisom
Bell
S. Park Ave
Pima County
Jack Redhair
South Park Avenue
Robert Roylston
Navy confirms Russian trawlers near Pacific missile range
In San Diego two 168 foot Russian fishing vessels were observed about 200 miles southwest of San Clemente Island during missile and satellite launch tests. Captain Hartmann said they carried electronic gear, could monitor activities at Vandenberg and Point Mugu, but posed no interference with Southern California Navy training.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Navy
R. M. Hartmann
11Th Naval District
San Clemente Island
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Point Mugu
San Clemente
Hartmann
Cape Canaveral
Coast Guard
California
Cosmonauts Ready for New Spaceflight Soon
Soviet Air Force Gen Nicolai P Kamanin said Yuri Gagarin and German Titov will return to space very soon. The announcement, reported by Czech radio, followed a news conference in Vienna stating preparations are in progress but without an exact date.
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Vienna
Austria
UPI
Yuri Gagarin
German Titov
Outer Space
Nicolai P. Kamanin
Water yield in Lower Colorado runs low this year
Washington Udall's office urged maximum frugality as Lower Colorado water users face a likely runoff around 6 million acre feet, tying 1954 for a record low. Officials warn a future extreme dry year could threaten downstream needs though current Lake Mead remains capable of meeting 1963 requirements.
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Washington
Colorado River
Interior
Stewart Udall
Colorado
Udall
Reclamation Bureau
Boulder City
Nev. A. B. West
Barmaids Break Into All Male Mooney’s Bars in London
Barmaids have begun serving pints in Mooney's Irish Bars across London eight venues. The move came due to a male staff shortage and drew initial protest from the Irish barmen's union, which delayed a formal decision. Customers welcomed the female bartenders and praised their service. Kathleen Corrigan led the wave with a quip on equal skills.
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London
Mooney
Mooney’s
Ireland
Dublin
Amalgamated Vintners and Allied Trades
Britain
Irish Barmen's Union
Michael Parkinson
Kathleen Corrigan
County Mayo
Douglas Cruden
Red Cross to Honor Donovan for Bay of Pigs Release Role
James B. Donovan will be honored by the American Red Cross for his part in negotiating the release of 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners from Cuba. Gen Alfred M Gruenther will present the special citation in Washington to the New York attorney.
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Washington
James B. Donovan
American Red Cross
Cuba
Alfred M. Gruenther
Red Cross
New York
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City Progress Reviewed
Ment
Broadway
Butterfield
Mill
22Nd Street
Speedway-Wilmot
Furniture Warehouse
Gus Fotinos
Cox's Bakery
Campbell Plaza
Monterey Village
CampBell
Glenn
Southgate Shopping Center
South 6Th & Freeway
Speedway
Wilmot
SAT
Cash & Carry
Tom Ingli
Sears
Pers
Roebuck
Aare Eeste
Kerrybrooke
6Th Ave
Sean Pacific
Donovan
IVY League
Aral S
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