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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

Page

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Principals Named for Two Schools in District 1

District 1 School Board chose Robert B. Stanley to lead Duffy Elementary, transferring from Davis where he has headed since 1959, and Oscar H. Hosmer to head Rose School, moving from Atterback Junior High after two years as assistant principal. Both hold master's degrees from the University of Arizona.

Duffy Rose District 1 Robert B. Stanley Davis School Walter R. Rykken Oscar H. Hosmer Atterback Rose School Rolen C. Edmonds Stanley Davis Elementary University of Arizona Hosmer Blenman Rogers Utterback

Retired Civic Leader Dies Here in Tucson

Joe Rothschild aged 78 a Madison Wisconsin civic leader died yesterday at Tucson Medical Center after moving to Tucson two years ago He resided at 1620 E Blackridge St survived by his widow Leah Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at Adair Funeral Chapel Rabbi Albert T Bilgray officiating Burial at Evergreen Cemetery Born in Marshall Texas he was past president of the Madison Rotary Club and chaired the Madison United Campaign He was connected with the Barron Bros Department Store in Madison

Joe Rothschild Madison Wis Tucson Rothschild E. Blackridge St Leah Adair Albert T. Bilgray Evergreen Cemetery Marshall, Tex Madison Rotary Club

KCEE Launches Stereo FM As It Preserves AM Duties

KCEE began FM broadcasting yesterday at 96.1 megacycles from 9 a.m. to midnight, while continuing AM service on 790 kilocycles. Manager Gene Ackerly described the FM as offering multi plex stereo sound. The facility is owned by Strauss Broadcasting Co. of Dallas.

KCEE Gene Ackerly Strauss Broadcasting Co Dallas

How ard Schmid admits to helping bury Fritz victims

Convicted killer Charles How ard Schmid Jr. told Sheriff Burr he helped bury Wendy and Gretchen Fritz in 1965. He also refused to say where Alice Rowe’s body is. Sentencing in the Rowe case was postponed to June 12 as psychiatrists assess Schmid.

Charles Howard Schmid Jr Walden V. Burr Wendy and Gretchen Fritz Burr Schmid Aljeen Rowe Superior Court Richard N. Boylston Rowe Boylston Robert Cutis Richard Abbuhl William H. Tinney Jr Fritz Richard Bruns Wendy Gretchen N. Alvernon Way Pontotoc Road J. M. Fritz Atty Wiliam Tinney F. Lee Bailey Boston Miss Rowe

Private Rites For Albert Rubel Set

Memorial services will be held at the First Congregational Church in Los Angeles for Albert C. Rubel age 72 dies in Good Samaritan Hospital. A 1917 University of Arizona mining engineering graduate Rubel became president of Union Oil Co of California. He served as a captain in World War I earning the Croix de Guerre. Survived by Henrietta Rockfellow Rubel widow son John P. Rubel Prescott daughter Mrs Thomas Duddleson Palos Verdes Estates Calif and four grandchildren.

First Congregational Church of Los Angeles Albert C. Rubel University of Arizona Rubel Union Oil Co. of California Good Samaritan Hospital

Tucson Subscriptions and Rates Notice

Public notice lists home delivered rates for Tucson and outside Tucson with weekly and yearly pricing. Mall rates require advance payment of $2.25 monthly or $27 yearly. Second class postage paid at Tucson address 108 North Stons Ave.

Tizen Publ Chitahi Harth Lone Ave Tucson Arizona

S&Ls Plan Shift Back to Savings Certificates

Tucson savings and loan firms react to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board rate cut lowering passbook ceilings from 5 to 4.75 percent. Pima American and Catalina will reduce passbook rates and raise certificate offers for six months or more to 5.25 percent, while Tucson Federal already pays 4 percent on passbook deposits and 5.25 on larger certificates. Greater Arizona reviews moves June 8 as rates vary by product.

Tucson Savings-And-Loans Federal Home Loan Bank Board S&ls Pima Catalina American Savings & Loan Tucson Federal Savings Gordon Paris Tucson Federal Greater Arizona Savings Ralph McDonald Matic Arizona Pima Savings American

U S Aid Grants $20 Million Loan to Ghana

Accra Ghana UPI the United States Agency for International Development provides Ghana a 20 million dollar loan to buy American goods including vehicles spare parts textiles raw materials drugs and agricultural machinery from U S suppliers for development aims.

Accra Ghana UPI U.S. Agency For International Development AID

Arson Strikes AMA Store Again in Tucson Area

A fourth arson attack hit the AMA Store at 5851 E Speedway yesterday evening at 7 30. Clerk Donald F Zullo 27 pulled smoldering trousers from a rack and damage was about 50 dollars. Earlier three fires in six hours caused 200 dollars damage. A matches book was found at the scene.

AMA E. Speedway Donald F. Zuljo Anit Zullo Avenida Regulo

Adventists to Hold Joint Service at Saf ford School

Nine congregations of Southern Arizona join in a special 10 43 a.m. worship at Saf ford Junior High School Auditorium 300 S 5th Ave. Elder Walter D Blohm newly elected president of the Arizona Conference speaks. Meeting moved from Mountain Avenue Church for more seating.

Safford S. 5Th Ave Southern Arizona Walter D. Blohm Arizona Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Mountain Avenue Church

Official Request Filed For Jr College Site In Tucson Mountains

Pima County Junior College board foresees acquiring 273 acres at Anklam Road and La Cholla Blvd within 30 days to support a downtown Tucson campus. Martin Ginsburg notes land costs at 2.50 per acre and plans for 3000 students by 1969 or 1970 with later growth to about 9000. He argues site selection impacts parking and tax land use in urban renewal areas. Tuition currently minimal for state juniors, with other fees charged.

Pima County Junior College Board Tucson Mountains Martin Ginsburg Tucson Trade Bureau Pioneer International Hotel Ginsburg Bureau of Land Management Anklam Road la Cholla Blvd Tucson Westside State Board

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