Soviet Engineer Charged in Conspiracy Trial Deliberations Begin
A federal court jury begins deliberations in a high profile conspiracy case involving an American electrical engineer and a Soviet chauffeur. The trial features over 3,600 pages of testimony and centers on whether the defendants conspired to act as spies. Prosecutors say an overt act is required for conspiracy guilt while defense attorneys argue the case rests on inferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameri
Nio
Anthony
T. Augelli
Augelli
U.S
Sanford M. Jaffe
Jaffe
John W. Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
FBI
Englewood
Butenko
Raymond W. Brown
Brown
Samuel Larner
Ivanov
U.N
Christmas Concert Scheduled by Tucson Little Symphony
A Christmas concert by the Tucson Little Symphony and the Tucson Elementary Schools Honor Chorus is set for 3 p.m. Friday in Palo Verde High School auditorium. The Lite Symphony includes 96 students from fifth to eighth grade led by Dr. Max T. Ervin, while the 350-member Honor Chorus is conducted by Carroll Rinehart. The program features a Mozart minuet, music by Rameau and Bartók, Christmas carols, and two original pieces by Rinehart with Mildred Miller at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Little Symphony
Tucson
Palo Verde
Lite Symphony
Max T. Ervin
Rameau
Bartok
Carroll Rinehart
Rinehart
Mildred Miller
LDS Rodeo Set Friday Saturday for Ward Fund
The 6th Ward Latter-day Saints sponsor a rodeo featuring bull and bareback riding calf racing bulldogging and barrel racing. Events run 7 p.m. Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday at River Road arena between Campbell Ave and 1st Ave. Admission is 1.59 for adults 75 cents for children. Entries close 5 p.m. Thursday with Loyd Hawkins Rt 4 Box 580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Fund
6Th Ward
Latter-day Saints
River Road
Campbell Avenue
1St Avenue
Loyd Hawkins
Rt. 4
Stolen Hubcaps Lead to Two Arrests on Receiving Charge
A juvenile and an adult were arrested after patrolmen found stolen hubcaps in their car. The adult, Ramon Paul Rodriguez, 20, of 1016 W Ebner Place, and his companion were stopped on South 6th Avenue near E 44th Street at 2 50 a.m. Investigators say they admitted taking hubcaps from vehicles in the University of Arizona area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Paul Rodriguez
W. Ebner Place
South 6Th Avenue
E. 44Th Street
University of Arizona
Johnson Sees Center as Living Force for Arts in DC
President Johnson expressed hope that the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will be a living force to encourage art and broaden access. He spoke at a ground breaking for the $31 million cultural center to be built along the Potomac, aiming to bring theater and opera to all regions and elevate American culture. The project, begun in 1966, covers a 2,750 seat symphony hall, 1,150 seat theater, 2,200 seat opera/ballet venue, and a 500 seat studio theater.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Babe Thaland
Hemeiner
BuGne Weng Luo
Cebu
Potomac River
America
Congress
Lincoln Memorial
Kennedy
Potomac
Arlington National Cemetery
Edward Durrell Stane
Advertising accepts ads as mostly tolerated by the public
Hugh C. Hoffman of Opinion Research Corp told the Tucson Advertising Club that the average person is exposed to about 800 ads daily and that about three times as many people favor advertising as dislike it. He noted 15 percent have strong feelings while 85 percent are indifferent. He described how surveys gauge public opinion for major clients like Goodyear U.S. Steel Purex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Hugh C. Hoffman
Opinion Research Corp
Hoffman
Princeton, N.J
Pioneer Hotel
ORC
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
U.S. Steel Corp
Purex Corp
Two Sonorans Reappointed to Diaz Ordaz Cabinet
President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz reappoints two Sonoran officials to his cabinet. Ernesto Uruchurtu is renamed regent of the federal district Mexico City for a third term, a post he has held for 18 years. Gilberto Valenzuela becomes minister of public works, both natives of Hermosillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Ernesto Uruchurtu
Federal District
Uruchurtu
Gilberto Valenzuela
Hermosillo
CofC Caballeros Visit Two Cities
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce Caballeros del Sol conducted intercity visits with lunch in Benson and dinner in Willcox. About 20 businessmen joined in Benson and 24 in Willcox, led by William H. Smith of Valley National Bank and Benny Roth of the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Caballeros del So
Benson
Willcox
Henson
Tucson
Arizona
William H. Smith
The
Valley National Bank
Benny Roth
Chamber
Driver Guilty In Chase but Nips Gun Rap
Elmer Eischen 21 of 2161 E Glenn St was found guilty of reckless driving after a two mile high speed chase near Kolb Road and E 22nd St. He was fined 100 dollars, but acquitted on the concealed weapon charge. The nonjury trial followed a City Court conviction and appeal. Eischen claimed the .38 revolver sat in plain view and slid under the front seat during the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Elmer Eischen
Robert C. Boylston
Eischen
E. Glenn St
James Quigley
Kolb Road
E. 22Nd St
Quigley
John W. Johnson
Autographs Collected at Pioneer Hotel Banquet
Steve Allen fans at the Pioneer Hotel were served autographs as he signed dinner tickets before the banquet. The $100-a-couple tickets were collected by the hotel waitresses after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Allen
Pioneer Hotel
Allen
Appel Elected President-Elect of AMA in Medicare Fight
Dr James Z Appel a 57 year old Lancaster PA family physician and AMA board member defeated Dr Donald E Woods 131 to 94 to become president elect of the American Medical Association at its winter convention Woods had led the Political Action Committee Appel will assume the post in June as the group braces for decisions on Medicare and the fight to block its passage He warned the next year or two will be crucial for organized medicine and that winning the battle would not end the war and costs could affect the quality of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami’ Beach
Fla
American Medical ‘Association
James Z. Appel
Appel
Lancaster
AMA
Br. Donald E.woods
Indianapolis
Woods
IAMA
Donavan F. Ward
Dubuque
Iowa
Doctors
Organized Medicine
Medical Society of
State of
Pennsylvania
American College of Surgeons
Lancaster General Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Belgium
Five Held for Smuggling Heroin Into U.S. From Mexico
Three men including one from Tucson and two women were ordered held for federal court on smuggling charges after waiving preliminary hearings. They allegedly transported about 15 grams of heroin hidden in a rubber balloon in a car. Arrested were Felix J. Tona, Gilbert Ortega, Lucy Ortega, Nancy L. Bock, and Everett L. Thomas, all held on $5,000 bonds. Tona also faces a narcotics user registration charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
UPI
Tucson
U.S
Alberto Rios
United States
Mexico
Felix J. Tona
W. 35Th St
Gilbert Ortega
Lucy
Coachella
Calif
Nancy L. Bock
Everett L. Thomas
India
Lell
Rips
Tona
California
Tony Carrillo to Speak Friday on Social Justice
State representative Tony Carrillo from District 2 will address health welfare and education issues at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for Social Justice. The 8 pm meeting at 4891 22nd St is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Carrillo
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship For Social Justice
Carrillo
Unitarian Universalist Church
22Nd St
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