Cochise County Selected for State Junior College Site
The State Junior College Board chose a 400 acre Cochise County site in Sulphur Springs Valley eight miles west of Douglas and 15 miles east of Bisbee for a new junior college with free tuition for Cochise graduates. A lessee will turn over the land. Pinal County votes on forming a district today. A Yuma district survey is done. An architectural meeting is planned December 27 in Yuma. The board meets with legislative committees in January for approval. Construction start date was not announced. Dr. Taylor Hicks presides. Dr. John Prince is executive director. The session was at the University of Arizona administration building.
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Cochise County
Cochise
Sulphur Springs Valley
Douglas
Bisbee
Hwy. 80
Pinal County
Yuma County
Yuma
Taylor Hicks
John Prince
University of Arizona
Auto Firm Fire Damage at Desert Auto Sales
Fire damaged Desert Auto Sales and Wreckers at 3029 N Alvernon Way early today. Estimated damage totaled 3500 dollars. Patrolman Neathery cited possible faulty wiring. David Kincaid, 20, reported the blaze at 2 30 am while driving by. Owner Kenneth M Crothers, 25, listed in police records.
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Desert Auto Sales & Wreckers
Alvernon Way
William Neathery
David Kincaid
Edith Blvd
Neathery
Kenneth M. Crothers
27Th St
Couple Wins 450 in Citizen Charlie jackpot
Marys Grill thief case aside Charlie Cathers and his wife won 450 in the Citizen Charlie jackpot. They plan to buy a home and furnish it while also saving for Christmas. The Akron, Ohio newcomers arrived in Tucson last July and Charlie works as a vending operator in the University of Arizona student union.
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Richard C. Cathers
Charlie Jackpot
Mrs. Cathers
Tucson
Akron
Ohio
Citizen Newsroom
Cathers
University of Arizona Student Union
Columbus Blvd
Charlie
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Four Drunk Drivers Penned in Local Courts
Four motorists were sentenced for drunk driving in local courts. John F. Valenzuela, 46, of 2213 S. 12th Ave, Antonio M. Fernandez of Gila Bend, and Robert Austin, 49, of 9 W. Lincoln St, all pled guilty and received a $100 fine plus 10 days in jail. Luciano Ortega, 50, of Sells, faced a choice of a $100 fine or 30 days in jail in South Tucson Town Court.
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John F. Valenzuela
S. 12Th Ave
Antonio M. Fernandez
Gila Bend
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Robert Austin
W. Lincoln St
Luciano Ortega
Sells
South
Tucson
Burlington Industries dividend yield and future outlook explained
The article explains current yield versus past yields for Burlington Industries common stock. It lists 1961 payments of 30 20 25 cents across four dates totaling 95 cents, with a current price near $24 yielding about 4 percent. It notes 1962 dividends may total at least $1 per share, supporting a yield above 4 percent, and emphasizes focusing on present and future dividends rather than past yields.
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Burlington Industries
Church Fights Reds With Red Money
In Aberdeen Scotland the Unitarian Church rents its hall to the Communist Party for a bazaar. Proceeds go to an organization aiding victims of communism.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
UPI
Unitarian Church
Communist Party
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