Ex-South Tucson officer testifies on Depugh threat to Rubi
Former South Tucson policeman Frank M. Hillary testified he heard Donald Depugh threaten to frame Rubi if needed, at the Transamerica Building in 1966. Robert Wake, Rubi ally since 1940, claimed Depugh offered $200 in 1964 for campaign support and Rubi refused to be obligated to anyone. Depugh allegedly paid two bribes totaling 3,000 for rezoning of Coronado Foothills tracts.
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South Tucson
Depugh
Rubi
Frank M. Hillary
Tucson
Donald W. Depugh
Pima County
Pete Rubi
Hillary
Deough
Transamerica
Pete
Chicago
S.o.b
William J. Schafer II
Schafer
Robert Wake
Wuke
Desert Inn
Coronado Foothills Estates
UA Study Supports Plan for Campus Hotel Complex
A University of Arizona study backing a $1.5 million seven story hotel conference complex proposes 350 campus area rooms near East Speedway Boulevard and Campbell Avenue. Interstate Motel Corp plans the project with 150 rooms plus conference space and UA facilities. a B-1 to B-2 zoning change is sought and a hearing is set next month.
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University of Arizona
City Planning and Zoning Commission
East Speedway Boulevard
Campbell Avenue
Interstate Motel Corp
Gary M. Munsinger
Jack J. Sarver
Interstate
Munsinger
Erich K. Bleck
UA Economics
Motor Inn
Silence Ruled No Grounds For Divorce
Pamela Jeeves sought a divorce in London after a tirade through the night and Basil Jeeves merely listening. Judge Jones ruled that listening alone is not cruelty or desertion and denied Pamela’s divorce while granting Basil’s divorce on grounds of desertion.
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London
Pamela Jeeves
Mrs. Jeeves
Shriver Considered for U.N. Ambassador Role in Nixon Era
President-elect Nixon may appoint Sargent Shriver as U.N. ambassador, with Shriver arriving from Paris after talks in New York and Washington. He met with Sen. Edward Kennedy and discussed the post, while Humphrey reportedly declined the position. Nixon joked about the Hong Kong flu as he prepared a cabinet announcement.
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New York
Nixon
U.S
United Nations
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
France
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Air France
U.N. Post
Ziegler
Harry S. Truman
Vermont
Warren Austin
U.N
World Organization
Boys’ Club Board
Arson-Ruined Torahs Buried in Brooklyn Funeral
About 2,000 Orthodox Jews attended a funeral for seven Torahs burned in a Brooklyn arson attack on November 27. The scrolls, once saved from Nazi persecution, were placed in a pine coffin and buried at Beth David Cemetery in Elmont after services at the Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway.
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New York
Brooklyn
Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway
Beth David
Elmont
N.Y
Yeshiva
Arizona Cotton Yield Forecast Leads Nation
Arizona farmers are forecast to lead the nation in cotton yield per acre this year at 1151 pounds. California trails by 980 pounds, with national production estimated at 10,822,000 bales. Arizona planted 315,000 acres and uses Deltapine 16 and Pima varieties, while yields exceed last year’s figures.
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Arizona
California
Department of Agriculture
Robert Dennis
University of Arizona Extension
Delta and Pine Land Co
Order To Force Sale Of Bar Is Vacated
A Superior Court judge vacated the order to force sale of the Bungalow Inn at 25 N Scott Ave. The move followed a $42,857 default judgment against owner Ernest R Babbage after his attorney failed to file an answer due to an administrative mixup. The case involves National Shawmut Bank of Boston alleging Babbage converted a check payable to Robert J. Baver after Baver’s death. Babbage also faces related criminal charges.
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N. Scott Ave
Ernest R. Babbage
Superior Court
Lee Garrett
Babbage
National Shawmut Bank of Boston
Earl Rogge
National Shawmut Bank
Robert Js. Baver
Rockefeller to seek fourth term as New York governor
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller announced plans to run again in 1970 for a fourth four year term. If elected he would break the state’s gubernatorial service record, citing over 12 billion dollars in urban development programs as the reason to stay in office.
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NEW York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Leslie Slate
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Washington
Five Americans Win 1968 Nobel Prizes in Science
A five American scientists and Japanese author Yasunari Kawabata win 1968 Nobel Prizes for physics chemistry and physiology and medicine. Laureates include Luis Alvarez at UC Berkeley Lars Onsager Yale Marsha Nirenberg Har Gobind Khorana and Robert Holley. The prize totals 350 000 crowns. Rene Cassin wins the Peace Prize for human rights work.
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Stockholm
Yasunari Kawahata
Sweden
Gustaf VI Adolf
Luis Alvarez
Univrosity of California At Berkeley
Lars Onsager
Yale University
Marshall W. Nirenberg
National Heart Institute
Bethesda
Har Gobind Khorana
University of Wisconsin
Robert Holley
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Oslo
Nobel Committee
Rene Cassin
Institute For Human Rights
Strasbourg
Four Rail Unions Vote To Merge
The merger of four railroad unions into a new United Transportation Union won approval. Members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen, and Switchmen's Union voted yes by 97,728 to 15,087. The UTU will be AFL-CIO's 17th largest, with about 280,000 members. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers did not join.
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Chicago
United Transportation Union
Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Charles Luna
Cleveland
Luna
UTU
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cross-shaped Mulkey Meeting House Holds 12 Corners
In Tompkinsville Kentucky the Qld Mulkey Meeting House built in 1778 features a cross shape with twelve corners for the Apostles and three doors for the Trinity. The graveyard includes burial of Daniel Boone's sister.
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Tompkinsville, Ky
Daniel Boone
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for Arizona and outside regions. Rates include weekly and yearly options for residents and nonresidents, with payments in advance and mailing details.
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Associated Press
Mber
United Press International
Tucson
State of
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
The
Citizen Publishing Co
Telephone
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