Fifth Summer Concert at Amphitheater Opens Free
The Amphitheater Summer Concert Band presents a nine minute My Fair Lady medley as its fifth summer concert at 8 p.m. on the Amphitheater High School campus. Director Lawrence W Wilson says admission is free with seating on grass bleachers or cars and indoor seating available if it rains. Intermission features University of Arizona twirlers a majorette and a drum major. The band comprises adults university students and high school musicians in its 18th season.
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Lawrence W. Wilson
University of Arizona
Rankin Pushes Pool Plan for Parliament Buildings
Labor MP John Rankin said he will ask the minister of public buildings and works to install a 75 by 36 foot heated swimming pool in the Parliament buildings for use during the summer recess.
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London
UPI
Labor
John Rankin
Publicuildings
Federal Reserve and FDIC Rules Seen Having Little Public Effect
Tucson bankers say new Fed and FDIC rules will raise discount rates to 3.56 percent and lift time deposit yields but will not affect individual savers or mortgage rates. Banks anticipate modest or delayed impact on short term loans, with some may adjust rates based on customer relations and market trends.
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Cecil James
Tucson
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve Banks
Maxfield H. Lininger
Union Bank
Louis Felix
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Felix
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Valley National Bank
Gilbert F. Bradley
H. R. Poynter
Arizona Bank
J. W. Poynter
Bank of Tucson
First National Bank of Arizona
Gunther not legally wed to dead tot's mother says prosecutor
Deputy county attorney argued Gunther did not have a valid second marriage to Sonia's mother after a disputed mail order divorce from his first wife. The habeas corpus petition case questions admissibility of wife Sandra's testimony and whether a crime has been proven. Judge Truman delayed ruling until review of the trial transcript.
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Charles J. Gunther
Patricia Scott
Gunther
Donna
Sandra
Scott
University of Arizona
Sonia
A. Alan Hanshaw
Alfred Marquez
Alice Truman
Mrs. Scott
Jack Redhair
Communique Sought as Soviet China Discuss Rift
Russian and Chinese negotiators resumed talks amid reports they planned a communique to soften their split. Rumors circulated Khrushchev delayed to use differences with China against Western delegates in test ban talks. Britain’s Lord Home called the split a basic, unsolvable dispute. China’s People’s Daily accused the United States of meddling and wooing the Soviet Union against China.
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Khrushchev
MM Pau
China
U.S. Senate
Britain
Lord Home
Hague
RED China
Peking People's Daily
United States Today
Soviet Union
U.S
Tucsonian Dies Abroad In Germany Auto Crash
Funeral services are pending for Pfc. James Dempsey 21 of 924 E Montezuma Ave Tucson who died July 9 in Germany after a private car he drove ran off a embankment and struck a tree. Survived by father James Dempsey Sr mother Mrs Donald Donovan sister Mrs Paul Martin two half brothers Paul and Dee Donovan and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Roundy Tuley NY. Palms Mortuary to announce arrangements.
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James Dempsey
E. Montezuma Ave
Germany
Army
Dempsey
James Dempsey Sr
Donald Donovan
Paul Martin
Paul
Dee Donovan
Tucson
Frank Roundy
Tuley, N.Y
Palms Mortuary
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