Beate Leber divorce decree barred as evidence in breach case
A 1965 Mexican divorce decree tied to a love-lease agreement was ruled invalid as evidence in Beate Leber’s 2.5 million breach of promise suit against William Brown. Judge Bowen said the divorce was obtained by illegal means and not a valid Arizona proceeding.
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Beate “Leber
William Brown
U.S
Bowen
Brown
Leber
Ralph
Norman Hull
Hull
Arizona
Juarez
Raymond ‘Hayes
Campen
Pittsburgh
New York
Sasabe
Bahamas
Montecatini
Italy
Love For Lease Pact Entered In High Profile Suit
In U.S. District Court a three party agreement dubbed love for lease is admitted as evidence in a $2.5 million breach of promissory suit against Sasabe rancher William H Brown. Plaintiff Beate H Leber alleges Brown lured her to the United States by promising marriage. The pact outlines travel dates and payments, while Brown denies the arrangement and testifies about letters and an alleged engagement ring.
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William H. Brown
U.S
Beate Leber
Brown
Age
United States
Hayes
Leber
Tucson Country Club
Let
Tucson
Woman Purged Of Contempt After Appeal Loss
Tucson woman Dorothy Coleman returned to Superior Court after state Supreme Court denial of habeas relief. She answered questions about her daughter Patricia Laos and grandson Paul Laos Jr. to purge contempt, having previously refused to reveal their addresses in a deposition.
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State Supreme Court
Tucson
Superior Court
Dorothy D. Coleman
E. Helen Sr
Jack Marks
Patricia
Ann Laos
Paul Laos
Robert
W. Pickrell
Marks
Mrs. Coleman
Pickrell
Walden V. Burr
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Laos
Coleman
U.N. City Planned in Vienna for UN Agencies
Austria will finance a U.N. city in Vienna to house the Autonomous UN Industrial Development Organization and possibly the IAEA. Officials say the Danube Park site across from central Vienna will host an international center for both agencies.
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United Nations, N.Y
Austria
U.N
Vienna
United Nations
Austrian Council of Ministers
U.N. Industrial Development Organization
Sembly
International Atomic Energy Agency
Danube Park
Danube River
Meetings in Tucson: arts and science discussions and film
Dr and Mrs James McDonald guest speakers at Tucson Kraft Guild meeting 8 p.m. Monday Arts and sciences exchange. United Nations Association to show The Minds of Men at 8 p.m. Monday at UNA Center 3755 E Speedway Blvd. Discussion led by Mrs D Spencer Hatch. Tickets at door. SPEBSQSA Tucson Sunshine meets 6:15 p.m. Wednesdays at Pioneer International Hotel. Robert Gibson of Thermo-Kinetics to speak on The Quartz Crystal An Exiting Investment Opportunity at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday with ASME and other societies at Sutter's Monterey Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
Tucson Kraft Guild
Tucson Art Center
Deveype —T
United Nations Association
U.n.a.center
E. Speedway Blvd
D. Spencer Hatch
Tucson
Sunshine Chapter
Spebsqsa Inc
Pioneer International Hotel
Robert Gibson
Ithermo-Kinetics
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
iSutter
Monterey
Helen Ginter Funeral Set For Monday
Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Helen Fogg Ginter who died yesterday in Tucson after a long illness. She was 45, born in Douglas, a 1942 University of Arizona honor graduate and longtime Tucson public school teacher. Survived by husband Fred L. Jr a son Fred L III two daughters Sally A. Davidson and Joan B. Ginter and her mother Mrs. Calif. A memorial burial at Evergreen Cemetery follows at Arizona Mortuary conducted by Rev. Dale Hewitt. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Hellen Fogg Ginter
Lester Sr
Tuckson Medical Center
Douglas
Ginter
University of Arizona
Tucson
Fred L. Jr
Sally A. Davidson
Joan
Joan 8. Ginter
Fred L
Calif
Arizona Mortuary
Dale Hewitt
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Hevergreen
Hilda Fogg
Donald E. Fogg
San Mateo
American Cancer.Society
Udall Seeks Open Exam for Silver Bell Postmaster
U.S. Representative Morris K. Udall announced a Civil Service Commission plan to hold an open competitive exam for the permanent Silver Bell postmaster position. Closing dates will be set within a month. A January 27 appointment sparked protest by residents who urged the job go to Ottalee Holman, the best qualified candidate. The test is open to residents of Silver Bell for at least one year.
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U.S
Morris K. Udall
Civil Service Commission
Silver Bell
Joanne Gardenhire
A.M. Boss
Ottalee Holman
Udall
Private Eye Camera Stolen At Security Conference
A $300 camera disappeared from a display of electronic surveillance gear at a showcase for the International Security Conference. The event was sponsored by private investigators and security executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pioneer in CATV ridicules pledge of 20 channels
Bruce Merrill of Phoenix testified in Tucson Superior Court that offering 20 channels would be impractical as he questioned the cost and feasibility of a 20 channel system. Merrill, president of Pima Cable Television, said his firms have built more than 200 CATV systems nationwide and still operate many.
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Tucson
Bruce Merrill
Phoenix
Southwest Cablevision Inc
Pima Cable Television Inc
Southwest
Merril
Merrill
South’west
Alyn Kreps
Los Angeles
American Cable Co
Pima Cable
Time-Life Corp
GIs Freed Walk Into U S Outpost Near Saigon
Two American GIs released from a Communist prison more than two weeks earlier walked into an American outpost about 35 miles north of Saigon. Pfe. Charles Earle Crafts and Sgt. Sammie W. Womack were in reasonably good condition but had lost significant weight.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Pfe
Charles Earle Crafts
North Jay
Sammie W. Womack
Farmville
Hanoi Radio
Womack
25Th Infantry
Chu Chi
Crafts
Binh Gia
Hanoi
GOP To Win White House Says Fannin in Ashland
Arizona Senator Paul Fannin predicted a Republican victory in 1968 at a Lincoln Day dinner in Ashland Kentucky. He said Republicans would gain at all levels due to performance in state governments and Congress and argued no Democrat candidate could match their leadership on domestic and foreign policy. He described the GOP program as far reaching and based on the realities of the times.
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Arizona
Paul Fannin
Ashland
Fanin
Congress
Famin
Galioto Case Picketing Scuffle Postponed to March 9
A preliminary hearing for Frank Galioto charged with obstructing justice in a picketing disturbance was continued to 10 a.m. March 9. Galioto, 42, of 3745 EB 25th St., allegedly scuffled with Police Lt. Frank Zunno during an attempted arrest, then fled before being restrained. Visiting Justice Harold Holcomb ordered the delay. The press was barred during Thursday’s session while Zunno testified.
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Frank Galioto
Caning
Galioto
25Th St
Frank Zunno
Zunno
Galloto
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Benson
Edward J. Kennedy
California Water Use Fee Suggested by Arizona Representative
Rep. M. G. Miniken proposes California pay for Colorado River water used from Arizona's allotment. He notes Arizona holds 102.8 million acre feet annually but can only use a portion, while California currently receives about 1.2 million acre feet each year. At $1 per acre foot, Arizona could gain $1.2 million in revenue.
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Phoenix
M. G
Miniken
D-Yuma
California
Colorado
Arizona
Ronald Reagan
Arizona House Rules Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate splits over state fair bills in Arizona
In Phoenix the Senate fought over two bills to create a new five member State Fair board and to authorize 250000 for the state fair coliseum. Revolt by Republicans and hesitant Democrats delayed swift passage and halted an emergency clause vote.
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Phoenix
Senate
State Fair’ Board
Coliseum
N. David Kret
Scottsdale
Ernest Garfield
Pima
Dan Halacy
John Conlan
R-Maricopa
Kret
Miles
Chet Goldberg
Goldberg
Wing Ong
D-Maricopa
State Fair Commission
Ong
Commission
Garfield
Halacy
Sen
Thode
D-Pinal
Marshall Humphrey
Tower Chamber
Kid Sawyer
Bisbee
Splitting of Tears in Sorensen Murder Trial
Edna Charlene Melton cried on the stand during Gregory G. Sorensen’s first degree murder trial as she testified she hates him for the death of his 20 month old stepson Brian Scott Pickens. Patrolman Zuniga testified Sorensen admitted dropping the child on a bedroom step after tripping over a dog and resenting the infant. neighbors testified about a loud scream outside the apartment. The trial resumes Monday at 9:30 a.m.
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Gregory G. Sorensen
Sorensen
John Lindberg
Edna Charlene Melton
Brian Scott Pickens
Ivoscruiter
Lars Pedersen
Miss Melton
Lee Garrett
Sorrensen
Pedersen
Joseph R. Zuniga
Garrett
Zuniga
E. Adelaide
Joyce Stone
Mary Jane McAlister
Convicted Killer Wed In Sight Of Death Row
Chicago couples tale unfolds as Martin Tajra, a death row inmate, marries Frances Taijra in the Cook County jail chambers near his cell. The ceremony, presided by Judge James Geroulis, marks a stark contrast between a normal wedding wish and Tajra’s ongoing appeal and suspended death sentence.
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Chicago
UPI
Martin
Frances Taijra
Tajra
Criminal Court
James Geroulis
Cook County
Geroulis
Matty
Fran
Tie Fubishag
Hina Ce
North Stone Ave
Ayreen
Arizona
Ifs
Fyesan
Tucson
Asc
Tinois Supreme Court
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Helen Pasternak
Citizen
East 57Th Street
Ralph E. Leber
Beate H. Leber
U.S.A
Europe
Leo P. Dorsey
Wall Street
Ralph &. Leber
Ralph ER. Leber
Lorenzo J. Roel
Broadway
Beate .H. Leber
Heidelberg
Frankfort
William H.brown
CMM
Gm CT
Fea
Ing Pool
Mettincraton' Cooling
Country Club Apts. E
Country Club
Helen Ginter
Bill Kimmey
Gop
White House
Fannin
YOUR/ Independent Insurance
Robert K. Walker
Howard A
Sharon Brieg
Gil Matthews
Roscor Drummond
the Citizen
James Motors
Speedway
Bring Funeral Home Inc
Bring's Funeral Home
Bring
Scott & McCormick
E. Broadway
Broadway Chapel
Gerry
Susan
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