Papagos Seek More Data On Kitt Peak Village Plan
Tucson businessmen propose a Kitt Peak Papago Village information center and gateway to Kitt Peak and the Papago Reservation at State Highway 86. Approval from Schuk Teak residents the Papago Tribal Council and the BIA is required before construction and profits would go to the Papago Tribe.
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Kitt Peak
Tucson
Schuk Teak
Papago Reservation
State Highway 86
Sehuk Teak
Eugene Steinheimer
Schuk Toak Resi
Papago Tribal Council
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Papago Indian News
BIA
Sells
Kitt Peak Papago
Two Men Sentenced in Superior Court
In Superior Court today Judge Alice Truman sentenced four defendants who had pleaded guilty. Donald Edwin Bushnell, 24, received 8 to 10 years for taking 1100 from Bellas Artes Pharmacy on May 25 while on probation from California. Arnold B. Navarro, 22, 513 West 43rd Street, got one year in county jail for aggravated assault after knifewound incidents at a South 6th Avenue tavern on April 14. Ronald Allen Shaffer, 20, 908 West Santa Rosa Street, and Manuel Cota Moraga, 19, 125 West Calle Antonio, were placed on probation for five and three years respectively for burglary and passing a counterfeit check. Moraga passed a $20 worthless check February 18.
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Alice Truman
Donald Edwin Bushnell
Bellas Artes Pharmacy
S. 6Th Ave
Bushnell
California
Arnold B. Navarro
W. 43Rd St
William Barreda
E. Fairground St
South 6Th Avenue
Ronald Allen Shaffer
Manuel Cota Moraga
Shaffer
W. Santa Rosa St
Sna- White
Valencia Road
Moraga
Calle Antonio
Physician Freed In Theft Case In Tucson City Court
Dr. Donald Leroy Knutson a 49 year old Tucson physician at Veterans Administration Hospital was charged with petty theft after police say he took a small tree from Montgomery Ward's at El Con Shopping Center. A compromise agreement between Knutson and Ward's led to dismissal of the case under Arizona law.
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Tucson
Donald Leroy Knutson
N. Langley Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Bernard L. Garmire
Montgomery Ward
el Con
Garmire
Knutson
W. Edward Morgan
Wards
Arizona
Gatewood
Vatican Envoy to Britain Gerald O'Hara Dies
Arch bishop Gerald Patrick O'Hara American born and serving as the Vatican apostolic delegate to Britain died in London after a heart attack at age 68. He had led the Vatican’s mission in Britain since 1954 and passed away four days after his stroke at the Apostolic Delegation.
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London
Gerald Patrick O'Hara
Britain
Scranton
Vatican
Buddhists Protest in Saigon Demand Religious Freedom
About 150 Buddhist priests and nuns protested outside U.S. Ambassador Nolting’s home in Saigon to press for greater religious freedom. Police clashed with marchers as banners urged pressure on President Diem to honor a prior agreement and end perceived anti Buddhist discrimination. The nonviolent campaign aimed to sustain protests and public crisis reports until demands are met.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Frederick Nolting Jr
Dra
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Lene
Xa Lol
Nolting
U N Finds No Gas Use by U A R in Yemen
United Nations observers in Yemen report no evidence that the United Arab Republic used poison gas against royalist tribesmen. British officials urge an early UN report. a Yemeni child seeks burn treatment linked to alleged gas attack as investigations continue.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Yemen
United Arab Republic
U.N
Britain
Edward Heath
House of Commons
London
Mohammed Mansur
Tucson Area Population Rises to 292 629
The Tucson area population on June 30 was estimated at 292,629, up 14,196 from a year earlier. Tucson city population reached 233,491, up 6,636 from last year, based on 3,685 persons per residential customer. Peak output records in kilowatts and kilowatt hours were also noted, with 274,000 kW and 5,051,000 kWh in 24 hours, both landmark figures.
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Tucson Area
C. F E. Hockings
Tucson Gas & Electric
Tucson
Tg&e
Hockings
New Trial Ordered For Suspect
Bernard Jackson Jr. 32 of 245 S. Convent Ave. is granted a new trial in Tucson Superior Court after attorney Thomas McHugh argued the judge Lee Garrett failed to instruct on self defense. The stabbing of Jesse Williams at Williams home on May 5 led to the original conviction for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Jesse Williams
Gamboa Alley
Southard files in Ward 4 race for city council
M. James Southard, a Republican candidate, filed nominating petitions this afternoon for Ward 4 in the Sept. 17 city primary. G. Freeman Woods has filed for Ward 1, and Marvin Linners is expected to file for Ward 2.
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M. James Southard
G. Freeman Woods
Marvin Linners
Flowing Wells Board Meeting Canceled for Lack of Quorum
Flowing Wells School Board meeting tonight canceled due to lack of a quorum with three members out of town. Supt. George Smith said they were not expected back in time for the session. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Aug. 8 at Flowing Wells High School.
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Flowing Wells
George Smith
Flowing Wells High School
Collins To Speak To Demo Clubs
Attorney John Collins will be the guest speaker at a joint club meeting of Democratic Legislative Districts 10 and 15 at 8 p m tomorrow in the VEW Club 5307 E Speed way All Democratic candidates in the Sept 17 city primary have been invited to attend according to Mrs Alfreda C DeVoe District 15 chairman
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John Collins
E. Speedway
Alfreda C. DeVoe
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