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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1965

Page

7

Haugh Warns US May Fill Charity Vacuum In Communities

Arizona House leader Rep. John Haugh told the Desert Sertoma Club that when local and state aid falters the federal government steps in to fill the gap. He praised the club’s program aiding handicapped children and urged private groups to sustain charitable functions. He cited bipartisan support to empower the governor’s authority to act.

John Haugh R-Pima Arizona House of Representatives Haugh Desert Sertoma Club Club

J. E. Kinnison Of Ranching Family Dies

John Emmet Kinnison 63 of Tucson died in Los Angeles while visiting. He led a Circle A Ranch near Oracle and held mining claims and an Indian artifacts shop in Flagstaff. Survived by widow Eva son John Jr brother H A Kinnison grandchild piece and nephew. arrangements at Arizona Mortuary.

Arizona John Emmet Kinnson Los Angeles Mr. Kinnison H. C. Kinnison Louisville Circle Oracle Kinnison Catalinas Tucson W. Wetgore Road Santa Clara University California Dallas Flagstaff Eva John Jr H. A. Kinnison Piece Arizona Mortuary

Quarterly Salutes Dr. D. B. Pallette

The Winter 1965 Arizona Quarterly dedicates itself to memory of Dr. Drew B. Pallette a University of Arizona English professor and editorial board member who died on November 10. The issue features The Issues in Indian Affairs by Dr. Edward H. Spicer a western anthropology professor examining the Bureau of Indian Affairs role in Indian problems.

The Arizona Quarterly Drew B. Pallette University of Arizona Edward H. Spicer Spicer Bureau of Indian Affairs

Court Sentencings In Superior Court

West Royal Jr of Fort Worth, aged 31, was sentenced this morning in Superior Court to seven months in county jail for illegal use of narcotics with time already served.

West Royal Jr Fort Worth

Drunken Driver Freeman Fined in City Court

Billy Joe Freeman a 26 year old of 1810 Miracle Mile was fined 100 dollars and given a 10 day jail term after pleading guilty in City Court to a drunk driving charge.

Billy Joe Freeman Miracle Mile

Sergeants Association Delivers Gifts to Yaqui Village

More than 250 pounds of clothing and necessities will be distributed to Yaqui Indians in Pascua Village by Davis Monthan Air Force Sergeants Association Chapter 616. Deliveries will be made through Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Garrison who conduct missionary work in the area.

Pascua Village Davis Monthan Air Force Sergeants Association Bruce Garrison

First woman officer named at Bank of Tucson

Frances Ewing chosen by President Ashley A. Purse as assistant cashier and manager of the installment loan department. She and husband Robert A. Ewing live at 4319 E Timrod St. Ewing joined the bank in January 1964 after previously serving as assistant manager at The Arizona Bank.

Bank of Tucson Frances Ewing Ashley A. Purse Robert A. Ewing E. Timrod St Ewing Bank Arizona Bank

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