Judge Probes Keeler Affair As Argyll Case Turmoil
London judge Lord Denning digs into testimony from the Duchess of Argyll divorce case amid Profumo scandal rumors. Scotland Yard studies a 12 hour tape linked to Christine Keeler, with witnesses like Mandy Rice-Davies tapped for next week.
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London
Profumo
Duchess of Argyl
Lord Denning
Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Argyll
Denning
Scotland Yard
Keeler
Redhead
Robin Dairy
Aloysius
Lucky
Gordon
Christine
Drury
Mandy Rice-Davies
Stephen Ward
Lord Astor
Build America Better Team To Tour Tucson
A five member Build America Better team will visit Tucson July 14 to 18 to survey blighted districts and recommend private capital driven improvements. Sponsored by the National Association of Real Estate Boards and the Tucson Board of Realtors, the visit endorses by City Council with headquarters at Pioneer Hotel.
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Build
America
Tucson
Build America
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Tucson Board of Realtors
Jan Mane Af Abema
Mechlin D. Moore
BAB
Moore
Pioneer Hotel
NEA Defines Rights Aid and Bargaining Stance in 1963 Convention
The National Education Association at its 101st annual convention defined its views on collective bargaining civil rights and federal aid to education. It urged end to segregated local affiliates in 11 southern states and approved a policy on desegregation while leaving parochial schools untouched. A Utah disputes policy backed ongoing observation with potential sanctions if resolution fails. Delegates opposed tightening federal aid to only public schools and debated church state limits.
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Detroit
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Teachers’ Association
Utah
George Clyde
Citizens Committee
Man Guilty Of Assault In Stabbing Case
Bernard Jackson Jr., 32, found guilty by a Superior Court jury of assault with a deadly weapon for stabbing Jesse Williams, 72, with a switchblade at Williams's home in May. Sentencing set for 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Police say motive involved dispute over two women. Jackson represented by Thomas McHugh. Horton Weiss prosecuted.
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Bernard Jackson Sjr
Superior Court
Jackson
Jesse Williams
Gamboa Alley
Lee Garrett
Williams
Thomas McHugh
Horton Weiss
Physician Faces Theft Charge at VA Hospital
Dr Donald L Knutson 49 of 34 N Langley Ave was charged in City Court with petty theft for taking a $5.95 chinaberry tree from El Con Shopping Center 3600 F Broadway. Police Chief Bernard L Garmire arrested him outside the nursery last night. he posted $50 bond and is slated to appear at 8:30 a.m. in July.
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Donald Leroy Knutson
Langley Ave
Bernard L. Garmire
Montgomery
el Con
F. Broadway
Garmire
T Store
Garmire Knutson
Knutson
Rites for Tucson Teenager Killed in Apache County Crash
Mass for Juliette Rachel Bustamante 16 a Tucson High senior killed in a Thursday crash near Eagar will be at Holy Family Church at 9 am Monday. Rosary is set for tomorrow at Tucson Mortuary with burial at Holy Hope Cemetery. Her parents live on North 2nd Avenue, and a brother Rudolph survives. Two other Tucson youths injured David and Mary Mather were taken to Springville and St Marys Hospitals with fractures and skull injuries. James Storms 22 of Huachuca City was the car driver.
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Holy Family Church
Juliette Rachel Bustamante
Tucson
Eagar
Apache County
Tucson Mortuary
Holy Hope Cemetery
Miss Bustamante
Rodolfo Bustamante
2Nd Ave
Rudolph
James Storms
Huachuca’ City
Winner Dies In Air Crash In Mexico
Los Angeles reports that television commercial prize winner George Thyssen was killed in a light plane crash near Mulege Baja California along with Allen Darrow Charles Vallance and Harold Blom. Thyssen 42 gained Cannes prize for commercials. Friends confirmed the fatal takeoff accident hours after invitation to ride.
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Los
Angeles
George Thyssen
Mexico
Thyssen
Mulege
Baja California
Allen C. Darrow
Charles Harold Valiance
Canoga Park
Calif
Harold Blom
Monrovia
Darrow
Vallance
Stanley Jones Gets UA Post
Stanley A. Jones is named assistant director of the University of Arizona News Bureau effective July 1, upon the recommendation of News Bureau director Morgan C. Monroe. Jones succeeds James D. Allen who moved to the president's office June 1.
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University of Arizona
Richard A. Harvill
Harvill
Jones
Morgan C. Monroe
James D. Allen
News Post
Tucson
Walt Disney Productions
Burbank
Calif
U of A
Coronade Tucson, Inc
For Laughs Chee Peanuts in the Citizen
A playful item notes peanuts or cartoon panels in the Citizen newspaper with humorous tone and comic strip style references. It treats a lighthearted gag or recurring feature as a quick local amusements snippet.
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Chee Peanuts
The
Jaa
Time Has Come Gov Sanford Urges Unity Across Racial Borders
United Press International reports integrationists marching from Georgia to Maryland as Governor Terry Sanford of North Carolina calls a statewide summit of about 300 mayors to demonstrate wisdom courage and to assure that no child of God is denied life and dignity. A Mississippi delta voter registration song festival featuring Pete Seeger Theodore Bikel and Joan Baez is planned while a Savannah boycott of white merchants is set to begin. In New York seventeen demonstrators protest school zoning at the Board of Education office steps. In Chicago NAACP youth leaders applaud a rebuke to James Meredith who had chided them for their methods.
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Maryland
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
Browning, Miss
Mississippi Delta
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Pete Seeker
Theodore Bikel
Joan Baez
Savannah
New York
Board of Education
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored People
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Mass protest inmates freed after Independence Day arrests
Baltimore freed 174 demonstrators held in connection with a mass protest at a privately owned segregated amusement park. Charges included trespassing for the July 4 action. About 109 others, including clergy, were released on bond earlier. Trials likely in Baltimore County Circuit Court late summer or early fall. Water Carter urged a renewed march with Baltimore church leaders backing a Sunday call to action.
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C. John Serio
Woodlawn
Baltimore County
Water Carter
Congress of Racial Equality
G Nm Oak
Eugene Carson Blake
The
United Presbyterian Church
James F. Price
Rail Plan Decision Tomorrow
Secretary of Labor Wirtz seeks a temporary two year truce and study groups to resolve the long running rail work rules dispute. Unions hint they may reject the plan, risking emergency legislation and a possible nationwide rail strike.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Steel Industry
Wirt
St.Louis
Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Kennedy
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Wirtz
70 Million Job Total Recalls Wallace Fuss
The piece discusses postwar employment goals and slogans, noting that 70 million jobs did not equal full employment. It references 1945 1944 and 1948 rhetoric around mobilizing wartime production for full employment, with mentions of Wallace and Truman era politics and economic plans.
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Washington
United Tes
Départment
Harry S. Truman
Wallacei
United States
U.S
Gunman Richard Coleman kills family in Newark spree
Richard Teddy Coleman, 32, shot multiple people in Linden and Newark area, abducted an 18 year old girl, and sexually assaulted her after holding a family at gunpoint. Police described a brutal rampage ending when Coleman surrendered near the Kaminski home. two civilians and others were wounded or killed.
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N.J
Linden
X. J
Sis
Richard
Teddy) Coleman
Elizabeth
General Hospital
Mary Kaminski
Coleman
Suit settled for electrician after fumes at missile site
An electrician received 16500 in an out of court settlement after claiming he was overcome by hydrochloric acid fumes while working in a Titan missile site tunnel in May 1962. He had sued Fluor Corp and Rucker Co, with Lord Electric Co as his employer, seeking 75000 in damages.
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Kyle D. Brown
Fluor Corp
Rucker Co
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice from a Tucson paper lists subscription and delivery details with errors. Mentions annual Carter price 37.40 and Tucson city rate 45 cents, weekly 45 cents, plus address and publisher hints.
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Morth Stone Ave
Vesen
Arizona
Carter
Tucson
Ouisie Tucsoni
Streamflow Falls Far Below Normal Across Arizona
U S Geological Survey and Bureau of Reclamation report widespread below normal streamflow in Arizona during June. San Pedro River at Charleston 27 percent of normal June flow. Sabine Creek 2 acre feet. Bear Creek 0.1 acre feet. Risito Creek Santa Cruz Tanque Verde Arroyo show no surface flow. Overall runoff projected at about 3 million acre feet, far below average. storage on combined systems at 109 percent of seasonal average.
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Colorado River
U.S. Geological’ Survey
Bureau of Reclamation
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Charleston
Tucson
Sabine Creek
Bear Creek
Ristito Creek
Santa Cruz River
Tanque Verde Creek
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Roosevelt Lake
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