Colossal Cave Leasing Approved by Pima Board
The Pima County Board of Supervisors approved leasing Colossal Cave to the highest bidder, clearing a path for revenue. The plan drew support from county officials and park committee members with a first-year visitation and revenue cited. A preliminary bid offer of at least 7500 annually plus 10000 in improvements was noted.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Colossal Cave
Robert Stebbs
Stubbs
State Land Commission
Board of Appeals
Arthur Pack
County Park and Recreation Committee
Julian N. Ticknor
Earl Brockelsby
Black Hills Reptile Gardens
Rapid City
S. D
Atty
Edgar Rucker
Brocklesby
Pacheco & Lynch
County Gets Playground in San Paulo Village
Pima County Board of Supervisors accepted a deed for 1.16 acres and a $3,000 grant to develop a neighborhood playground in San Paulo Village. Plans are complete and construction starts in January funded by L and W Construction and Mandelbaum Enterprises. land from Arizona Land Title & Trust Co. Water will be supplied free by L A Romine.
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Sahuaro Hill
Arizona Land Title & Trust Co
San Paulo Village
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Gilbert Ray
Pima County Parks and Recreation Department
L & W Construction Co
Mandelbaum Enterprises, Incc
Ex German diplomat Von Dirksen dies at 83
Herbert Von Dirksen, retired German diplomat and former ambassador to Moscow Tokyo and London before World War II, died in a Munich hospital last night of pneumonia at age 83.
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Munich
Germany
Herbert von Dirksen
Moscow
Tokyo
London
Airmen Die In Two Collisions Over Florida
Associated Press reports four Air Force planes collided in two Florida accidents killing 11 airmen and leaving three missing. A Tampa area B47 bomber from MacDill collided with a Pinecastle aircraft near a trailer park, another B47 exploded, and later a Port St. Joe air collision between a Sabre jet and a B29 killed three more fliers.
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Air Force
Florida
Tampa
MacDill Air Force Base
Pinecastle Afb
Orlando
Port St. Joe
Florida West Coast
Tyndall Afb
Panama City
Fila
MacDill
Pinecastle
U.S. 98
Clyde Leroy Pfeiffer
Ford Opens Books Tomorrow For Public Stock Sale
Ford Motor Company will open its books for the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington to clear the way for public sale of Ford stock. The 1903 firm started with $28 000 and grew into a major industrial giant as Henry Ford and Edsel bought out other investors by 1919. The accounting expected tomorrow could dwarf earlier gains.
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Detroit
America
Ford Motor Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel
Shooting Trial Nears U S Jury
Wilkie Nash Sr. a 29 year old Apache from the San Carlos Reservation faces a U S District Court jury in a case charging assault on an Indian Reservation. Nash allegedly shot his sister in law Priscilla Smith 29 with a 38 calibre revolver on the morning of July 10. At the time Nash was Indian police chief and Smith was tribal council secretary following a dispute with Nash's wife.
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Wilkie Nash Sr
U. S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Nash
San Carlos Reservation
Priscilla Smith
San Carlos
Plot Reported: Police Guard Chile's Proxy
National police placed a special guard around La Moneda, residence of President Carlos Ibáñez, after reports of a possible plot. The claims were first published by El Mercurio but with few details.
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Santiago
Chile
la Moneda
Carlos Ibanez
el Mercurio
Estate Plan Group Formed in Southern Arizona
A Tucson meeting formed the Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council with about 75 members including attorneys, CPAs, trust officers, and life underwriters. Temporary chairman John R. Stille announced goals to coordinate and promote estate matter understanding among members. Kenneth Todd of Valley National Bank proposed a Phoenix style organization using local talent. Temporary secretary is David Mishkind.
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Tucson
Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council
John R. Stille
Kenneth Todd
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Arizona Estate Council of Phoenix
David Mishkind
Onetime Mine Owner Charles S. Bronson Dies at 80
Charles S. Bronson aged 80 died at his son’s home in Jackson California. He once owned and discovered Dos Carlos Mine in Pachuca Mexico and lived there years. He later traveled worldwide for Crucible Steel Co. of America. Survived by three sons Charlies E. Bronson Jackson Lansing H. Bronson Whittier Edward P. Bronson Tucson and former wife Mai D. Bronson Tucson. The family moved to Tucson in 1923.
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Charles S. Bronson
Jackson
Calif
Bronson
Dos Carlos
Pachuca
Mexico
Crucible Steel Co
America
Africa
South America
Australia
Charlies E. Bronson
Lansing H. Bronson
Whittier
Edward P. Bronson
Tucson
Mai D. Bronson
Local program committee names five members
Robert May, Frank Votan, Monroe Meador, Nelson Davis and Norman Gardiner are named as the program committee members in the notes. The brief lists the individuals without further details.
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Robert May
Frank Votan
Monroe Meador
Nelson Davis
Norman Gardiner
Amphitheater Chorus Presents Christmas Concert Tonight
The Amphitheater High School Chorus of 150 voices performs its annual Christmas concert in the high school Little Theater at 125 Ww. Yavapai Rd tonight at 8. William Funk directs. The program includes traditional and modern pieces plus Andersen's When View the Mother and Gardner Read's arrangement of Jesous Ahat Honia.
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Little Theater
Yavapai Rd
William Funk
Arthur Olaf Andersen
Gardner Read
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Colossal Cave Leasing
Highway Department
Telesis Estates Utility Co., Inc
Valencia
von Dirksen
Pillsbury
STEAK
Sirloin T-Bone & Club Porterhouse
U.S. NO
Schick
Limite Rights
Sdeseed
Oleo
Miracle
TN Tdi
East Congress
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Associated Press
U.S
Estate Plan Group
E. Broadway
DIAL
Amphi
Daniel
Diamond
Lerge
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