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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1963

Page

3

Mine Searchers Plan Final Push For Boys

Pittsburgh UPI rescuers prepared to enter a half mile underground in Castle Shannon Coal Co Mine No 2 to locate three missing boys Danny O Kain 13 Billy Burke 13 and Bobby Abbott 14 missing since Thursday. State mine inspector Samuel Curtis said the area had not been explored and they hoped the boys were in the mine though they could not be certain.

Pittsburgh UPI Samuel Curtis Curtis Danny O'Kain Billy Burke Baldwin Borough Bobby Abbott Columbus Ohio Conway Castle Shannon Coal Co Toav J. M. Hovanic Billy Florence Burke Pitts

Food Keeps Wolf At Brazilian Doors

Leonard Wolf, director of the U S Food For Peace program in Brazil, defends the program’s aims while acknowledging flaws. He oversees 8 Americans and 10 Brazilians distributing 85 600 Food For Peace points in Brazil as they tackle poor roads storage and political inertia. He cites success stories of saved lives and school improvements and describes how aid funds support long term development projects and public works in Brazil. Wolf notes anti American sentiment wanes when people see tangible improvements and self reliance grow in Rio de Janeiro and frontier areas. He and his family are visiting Tucson guests of friends.

Wolf South America Rio de Janeiro Favelas State Department Agency For International Development Kennedy Alliance For Progress Mazomanie Wisconsin Elka ‘der Iowa Brazil Tucson Lynne Harlan Davis Santa Elena Davis

Credit Man Charged With Unauthorized Law Practice

Kenneth Kobobel, a 25 year old credit manager for General Auto Sales Inc. with six Tucson used car lots, faces nine counts of unauthorized practice of law for pursuing civil judgments in his own name without bar membership. Prosecutor Horton Weiss says the scheme aimed to bypass non lawyer limits on who can prosecute claims. Kobobel has retained counsel and faces arraignment before Justice of the Peace Clark H Johnson with potential fines up to 300 dollars and six months in jail.

Dale Wittner Kenneth Kobobel Kobobel Os General Auto Sales Fore Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Arizona Supreme Court Horton Weiss Kabobel Arizona Bar Association Weiss Justice Court Johnson Seqpittaliss Superior Court Jack G. Marks General Auto

Market Review Stocks Edge Lower Amid Strike Threats and Rates

Wall Street eased as the rail dispute paused, but expect a renewed showdown. Talk of higher short term rates and a possible Fed discount-rate rise to 3 percent weighed on sentiment. Chrysler led losses while oils and utilities gained. Dow fell 8.75 to 707.70 with light volume.

ED Morse New York Wall Street Kennedy United States U.S. Treasury Federal Reserve Board Congress Chrysler

Tucson Tonight Tomorrow schedule of public events

Tonight at 8 P.M. the Chamber concert starts at the Workshop Center for the Arts 1402 N Alvernon Way. At 8 30 P.M. the play The Great Sebastians plays in the Corral Theater Rendezvous Room Santa Rita Hotel. Tomorrow night also. Admission charged.

Workshop Center For the Arts N. Alvernon Way

Kidnap Assault Sentence Ends 20 Years in Arizona

Paul Curtis Achee, 30, was sentenced to 20 to 30 years on five charges of kidnapping rape and assault with a deadly weapon. He was arrested April 20 after a 17 year old girl and her male companion were accosted north of Phoenix. Achee, father of five, pleaded guilty to all counts. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Laurens Henderson imposed the sentence.

Phoenix UPI Paul Curtis Achee Achee Maricopa County Laurens Henderson

Arizona Land Title Appoints Cameron Bruce J Cameron

Cameron Bruce J Cameron, administrative assistant for Arizona Land Title & Trust Co, is elevated to assistant vice president in business development for the firm's Lawyers Title of Phoenix division. The move fits the company expansion plan adding five new offices in a year and follows 18 months with the organization after a prior role with Dallas National Title.

Bruce J. Cameron Arizona Land Title & Trust Co Lawyers Title Phoenix H. Robert Addison Cameron Dallas Lawyers Title Insurance Corp Richmond Tucson Peter F. Kupesk Tucson Clearing House Association Kupcik Engineer King Howard G. King W. Flores St King Pennsylvania The Ashton Co University of Pittsburgh Fairmont W. Va Coldwell-Banker Columbus Ohio Jackson Pomona College Manufacturers Life Insurance Co Los Angeles Rule Harvard University Coolidge-Moore Realty, Inc Burton R. Leed Aaron Paul

Sears Site Rezoning Faces 10 A.M. City Hall Vote

Developers Joseph and Simon Kivel seek rezoning for a 70 acre parcel bounded by Broadway East 14th Street and Chantilly Drive to heavy and light business. City would gain 100 foot buffer strips along 14th Street for a new regional library two Little League fields and park. The library site is central along the buffer, north of Rogers and Tuller Schools with entrances facing the center and Rogers neighborhood. The plan awaits council approval and library location finalization.

Joseph Simon Kivel East Side City Hall Broadway East 14Th Street Chantilly Drive Alamo Avenue Rogers Rogers Neighborhood Association John Downey Russell Jones Downey and Jones Keane Palo Verde Park Kelland School Jed Wright Kellen

Mass Indian Nuptial Rite Marks 100th Anniversary

In KHOTE India the Namdhari Sikh sect held a mass wedding for 149 couples to reduce costs. Participants paid 75 cents to 2.50 each, no dowries accepted, with a 90 minute circle ceremony and a blessed wheat pudding feast after untying their robe knots.

Khote India UPI Thailand Uganda

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