Hughes Aircraft Opens Job Help Office in Tucson
Hughes Aircraft Tucson division launches a Help Find Jobs program for workers facing layoff. With 1000 of 3800 employees affected by October, the office collects registrant data for California divisions and surveys needs across industry. The office reports to the Arizona State Employment Agency and tracks local classifieds daily. Sperry of Phoenix has made 15 interviews at the Tucson plant.
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Hughes Aircraft Co
Tucson
Cano
California
Hughes
Arizona State Employment Agency
Sperry of
Phoenix
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Announced
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists daily publication details for Tucson readers. Home delivery prices include 45 cents weekly and annual mail options at 23.40, with carrier and outside Tucson rates referenced.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson
Arizona
Marie McDonald Given Three Years Probation for Forging Prescriptions
Actress Marie McDonald, 40, placed on three years probation after admitting to forging prescriptions for a pain killing drug to treat an ulcer. A medical report said she was not addicted. Superior Judge Donald R. Wright fined her $250.
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Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Donald R. Wright
Cattle Killed As Van Flips Near Tucson
A double deck cattle van overturned on Casa Grande Highway about a mile north of Tucson injuring two men, driver Larry A. Bagwill 22, and his cousin John L. [surname incomplete], and killing three cows. Both men were reported in good condition at St. Marys Hospital.
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Casa Grande Highway
Tucson
St. Mary's Hospital
Larry A. Bagwill
John L
Tennessee County Ends School Segregation Desegregates Pupil Entry
Hawkins County Tennessee quietly ended years of school segregation with 150 Negro pupils entering opening day classes at rovingly all white schools. Two Negro students join Rogersville High football team as Virginia counties resist integration with white students enrolling in private segregated schools. Other sites report Mobile Alabama judge approves limited desegregation, Lexington Kentucky pickets arrest, Chicago’s Dick Gregory released after 11 days in jail.
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United Press International
Hawkins County
Tenn
Surry County
Tennessee
Rogersville
Virginia
Prince Edward County
Mobile
Ala
Gadsen
Lexington
Chicago
Dick Gregory
Capitol Prepares Ceremony for First Negro NLRB Member
Howard Jenkins Jr the first African American named to the National Labor Relations Board will take an oath in a high profile ceremony in the Interior Department auditorium in Washington. Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg will administer the oath with invocations by two ministers. Jenkins postpones until Thursday to avoid clashing with the civil rights march. He replaces Philip Ray Rodgers on the five member board and has support from AFL CIO and management groups. Jenkins 48 an attorney and former Howard University lecturer is a Republican and previously served as assistant commissioner in the Bureau of Labor Management Reports.
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Washington
UPI
Howard Jenkins Jr
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Interior Department
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Jenkins
Philip Ray Rodgers
Rodgers
Africa
Cere
Mony
Labor Board
Kennedy
A. Leon Higginbotham
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Labor Management Reports
Howard University
National War Labor Board
Afl-Cio Building Trades Department
Burglar Gets Probation
A 19 year old youth guilty of first degree burglary was placed on three years probation by Superior Court Judge Alice Truman. Robert Frank Benson pleaded guilty after being found inside Cottrell's Service Station on Aug 15 at 3 am with two cash drawers on the floor and $3.87 in coins. He plans to return home to live with his parents.
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Superior Court
Alice Truman
Robert Frank Benson
Cottrell
Benson
Truman
W. District St
March on Washington expected high hospital load
Washington health director Dr. Murray Grant estimated that a March on Washington crowd of about 150 000 could require hospital care for several hundred people. He noted heat and travel from distant places may raise needs and outlined 25 first aid stations with medical staff and 46 ambulances planned at field stations.
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Washington
UPI
Murray Grant
District For Columbia
Grant
Printing contracts questioned in tax commission probe
Phoenix officials face grand jury scrutiny over 1961 62 printing contracts as Asst Atty Gen George Eubank reports missing reports. Testimony from three Phoenix printers followed a civil suit by the Seymours alleging inflated income and kickbacks linked to Par Press and other firms.
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Phoenix
George Eubank
State Tax Commission
Commission
Eubank
Maricopa County
Phoenix Printing Companies
C. E B. McLenon
Sims Printing Co., Inc
Thomas J. Bradley
Bradley Printers
George W. Carter
Maricopa Printers Inc
Donald L. Seymour
Seymours
Par Press of
James V. Tinney
Tinney
Santa Monica
Calif
Theft Case Against Tucson Barber Moves to Trial
A motion to suppress evidence in the case of Joe C. Quihuis, a 30 year old Tucson barber charged with receiving stolen property, was granted by Superior Court Judge Alice Truman. Police earlier raided Joe's Barber Shop finding typewriters and other items valued at 1700 dollars from burglaries in Tucson Coolidge and Winkelman including schools in 1962. The defense argued the warrant failed to describe searched premises or back room. The case goes to trial Monday.
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Joe C. Quihuis
Tucson
Superior Court
Alice Truman
Coolidge
Winkelman
H. Earl Rogge Jr
Rogge
Joe's Barber Shop
Broadway
Coolidge High School
Hayden High School
Oklahoma Crash Victim Flown Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper of Tucson was flown from an Oklahoma City hospital to St. Mary's Hospital in Tucson after a July 27 crash that killed her 6 year old daughter Ann Marie Cooper and three others. Her husband Edward accompanied her on the flight. She suffered multiple injuries including broken legs and arm. she is no longer in critical condition and showed signs of improvement after a restful night.
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Elizabeth Cooper
Services Set For Samuel Musiker
Funeral services for Samuel Musiker arranger and composer with the Tucson Pops Orchestra and music teacher at John Spring Junior High will be held at 11 am tomorrow at the Arizona Mortuary Chapel. He died yesterday at Tucson General Hospital at 47. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. He taught in Tucson three years after moving from Long Island New York. Musiker performed in New York Broadway shows and with Gene Krupa and the Glenn Miller orchestras. He lived at 4265 E 31st St in Tucson and was survived by his widow Brouny a daughter Sharon a son Avram and his father Joseph all of Tucson. Donations suggested to the Heart Fund.
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Samuel Musiker
Tucson
Long Island
Musiker
Congregation Anshei Israel
E. 31St St
Brouny
Sharon
Avram
Joseph
The
Heart Fund
Mystery Lady in Black Memorializes Valentino at 37th Death Anniversary
A veiled woman in black with crutches laid a wreath on Rudolph Valentino's crypt at Hollywood Memorial Park marking his 37th death anniversary. Fans from Valentino clubs worldwide sent flowers while Gil Lamb gave a Masquers Club eulogy and June Wood offered a prayer. Valentino rose to fame in The Sheik and Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and died in 1926 at age 31.
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Hollywood
UPI
Rudolph Valenting
Valentino
Hollywood Memorial Park
Gil Lamb
June Wood
Troopers Club
Island Boasts Green Sunsets
This coastal island near Naples offers a rare sight the green sunset. Along the north coast undersea plant growth and water color create a seasonal illusion turning sunset hues from red to green for visitors.
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Ischia
Bay of
Naples
Ferris to Head Pima County Fair and Livestock Show
John W Ferris named general manager of the Southern Arizona International Livestock Association and Pima County Fair replacing longtime manager. Ferris a retired U S Army colonel will oversee year round operations while Phil Arden continues in charge of exhibits. The fair runs March 11 to 15 next year with Harold Thurber noting growth requires a full time manager.
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John W. Ferris
Southern Arizona International Livestock Association
Pima County
U.S. Army
Ferris
Phil Arden
Harold Thurber
Livestock Association and Fair Committee
Army
FL Huachuca
Employment Service Lists Job Openings in Tucson Area
The State Employment Service reports a seasonal surge with openings for experienced retail salespersons, nurses, private-school staff, a structural steel draftsman, surveyor, and various trades. Jobs include 35 waitresses, 10 cooks, 10 chamber maids, busboys, dishwashers, shirt and wool pressers, appliance repair, upholsterers, a mosaic tile maker, four bus drivers, swing-stage window cleaners, and beauty operators licensed in Arizona.
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Tucson
State Employment Service
Oliver A. Switzer
Switzer
Milton Graf
Arizona
Leo Myslicks
Helen Street Apt Zoning Plan Narrowly Approved
The City Planning and Zoning Commission voted to approve apartment zoning for a limited segment of Helen Street between Park and Martin Avenues and denied broader rezoning for the nine block area. The approved section is bounded by Mabel Street to the north and Fremont Avenue area to the east and west. The panel also approved an 8-2 zoning decision for land owned by Tucson Newspapers Inc. at S 3rd Ave and E 16th St.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Helen * Street
Park and Martin Avenues
Mabel + Street
Speedway and
Helens
University Heights School
Park and Tyndall Avenues
Fremont Avenue
Fremont
Martin
Tucson News Papers Inc
S. 3Rd Ave
E. 16Th St
Vatican Fire Drills Highlight Century Without Blaze
Vatican City fire department of 20 men patrols narrow ancient streets in red jeep like trucks. All drills show no fires in the city for over a hundred years and underscore preparedness rather than danger.
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Vatican City
Vatican
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Jaynes Station
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