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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1963

Page

5

Lighthouse YMCA Camp Seeks Final Registrations Tomorrow

Deadline near as Lighthouse YMCA accepts registrations through tomorrow for its last two week day camp session which starts today. Best camper awards go to Bryan Brandon eight and Paula Rees nine as the Y Campion finalists. camp welcomes boys and girls six to twelve regardless of YMCA membership at 4709 N Camino Escuela and E Fifth Street near Dodge Boulevard.

Lighthouse Ymca Bryan Brandon J. Campbell

U of A Hosts 500 4-Hers for Annual Roundup

More than 500 4-H members and 84 adult leaders arrived at the University of Arizona for the annual 4-H Roundup, with attendance expected to reach 700. Activities include livestock and poultry judging, tractor handling, clothes making, and foods demonstrations. The event marks 50 years of 4-H in Arizona, with lectures, competitions, and a closing banquet and dance.

University of Arizona Tucson Campbell Avenue Casa’ Grande Arizona Emmie Nelson National 4-3 Service Committee Inc Land Grant College Graham Wright

First Issue Of Magazine On Stands

The first issue of the monthly Arizona Today and Tomorrow is on newsstands. Published by Robert and Dolores Dixon, the 26 page edition features Arizona Portland Cement Co Tucson International Airport Bisbee Soap Box Derby Union Bank and desert homes. Dolores writes as D Almada. Robert, from Evansville Wisconsin, moved to Tucson 12 years ago after working in advertising for the Tucson Chamber of Commerce.

Arizona Today Robert Dolores Dixon Dolores D. Almada Arizona Portland Cement Co Tucson International Bisbee Union Bank Desert Homes Evanston Wis Tucson University of Arizona Tucson Chamber of Commerce

Walsh Sentences Ex-Tribal Officer

Oliver Talgo, 55, a former tribal juvenile officer on the San Carlos Indian Reservation, was given a suspended five-year sentence after being found guilty of assaulting Irene Goseyum, 52, with a pistol. The incident occurred March 4 when Mrs. Goseyum blocked his search for her son-in-law Leroy Roberts.

San Carlos Oliver Talgo U. S

Judge Extends Term for Burglary Defendant

Denver Earl Ver non Thompson, 23, is jailed for burglary in the Colorado Penitentiary. Judge Robert Fullerton granted his request to extend the sentence from two years to three, allowing credit for 10 months served in the Denver jail and potential release after 11 months in the penitentiary.

Denver Earl Vernon Thompson Colorado Dist Robert Fullerton

Motorist Hart Cited After Night Collision in Tucson

Richard Lee Smith, 25, of 5037 1st Street, was reported in satisfactory condition at Tucson Medical Center after a one car crash at East Speedway and North Palo Verde Boulevard. He suffered head and facial lacerations, chest injuries, and left knee trauma as his 1960 sports car hit a light pole and a directional sign. Police seized him for destruction of city property valued at 50 dollars.

Richard Lee Smith Tucson Medical Center E. Speedway N. Palo Verde Blvd Smith Tucson Speedway

Merritt vanishes from Birmingham court during trial

Alan Merritt, 21, awaiting trial on housebreaking charges in Birmingham's Victoria Law Courts, abruptly left the courtroom. He walked down stairs and out the front door into a crowd, and has not been seen since as officials search for him.

Birmingham England UPI Alan Merritt S. Victoria Law

Rescue Saves Bond From Burning Trash Truck

Wichita firemen rescued a $50 savings bond found in a burning trash truck. It had been lost eight years ago by Sam L. Plekenner. A Federal Reserve Bank spokesman warned that if the lost bond was replaced, it will be burned.

Wichita Kan UPL Sam L. Plekenner Federal Reserve’ Bank

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