Burch and Halleck Fight Back for GOP Leadership
Washington UPI reports GOP National Chairman Dean Burch works to secure votes for reappointment while facing a Jan 22 showdown in Chicago. Indiana's Charles Halleck battles a move to unseat him as House GOP leader, with potential candidate Rick Ford mentioned.
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UPI
Dean "Burch
Burch
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Chicago
Miller
GOP
Bob Wilson
Calif
House
Thruston B. Morton
Senate
Cae
Indiana
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
R-Wis
I Rui Ford
R-Mich
Three-Time Narcotics Offender Sentenced to 15–16 Years Without Parole
A thrice-convicted narcotics offender, William Benitez, 30, received a 15 to 16 year State prison term without parole for unlawful possession of heroin. Judge Herbert F. Krucker noted prior convictions in 1954 and 1957, with the case also listing sentences for Richard Hunt and Augustine Ortiz and probation for four others. The parole ban applies to a third narcotics offense per state law. several defendants faced additional charges and sentences.
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Superior Court
Herbert F.krucker
William Benitez
Benitez
9Th St
Krucker
Lars Pedersen
Richard L. Hunt
Augustine Ybarra Ortiz
Hunt
Phoenix
Tucson International Airport
Ortiz
35Th St
el Grande
N. Grande Ave
Richard E. Camacho
Prison sentence for Nogales booze burglary operation
A Tucsonian known as Charles Buzby was sentenced to one to 18 months in state prison for second degree burglary. He admitted guilt after a charge reduction from first degree burglary and faced charges for lugging liquor in a suitcase from a self service drugstore. The case cites losses of about $1,700 to the owner and a stolen suitcase from a Nogales department store.
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Armando .R. Fierros
Sonora St
Victor M.de la Garza
David P. Johnson
Johnson
Arizona State School For the Deaf and the Blind
Nogales
Louis Sotomayor
Buzley
Buzby
Buzbey
Court Affirms Two Sentences for Arms Smuggling
In Stockholm the Supreme Court upheld eight month prison terms for two army officers, Lt. Helge Hjalmarsson and Lt. Lar Lindh, who were found guilty of attempting to smuggle arms to Turkish Cypriots while with the U.N. peacekeeping mission on Cyprus. Their original two year sentences at hard labor were reduced on appeal.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Supreme Court
U.N
Cyprus
Helge Hjalmarsson
Lar. Lindh
Toys for Toys drives 19000 toys donated in Tucson
The 12th Engineer Co of the Marine Corps Reserve led the annual Toys for Toys campaign collecting 19 000 toys for less fortunate children. Reserve Maj. H C Bigelow praised Tucson residents for the response calling it the most successful drive in history.
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12Th Engineer Co
Marine Corps Reserve
Tucson
Zoning Board Resolves East Side Case and Requests Review
The Board of Supervisors approved a revised 40 acre plan by Emerson C. Scholer at Broadway and Pantano Road, adding a buffer next to Carriage Hills. The Samuel Keesal request near Speedway and Camino-Seco was sent back to the Planning and Zoning Commission. A January 5 bid opening was set for exterior jail improvements near 29th Street and Mission Road including driveways parking and security fence.
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County Planning and Zoning Commission
Emerson C. Scholer
Broadway
Pantano Road
Carriage Hills
Samuel Keesal
Speedway
Camino-Seco
P & O Commission
Pantano - Speedway
County
29Th Street
Mission Road
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