County Seeks Bigger Share of Old Tucson Film Site
The Board considers an upgraded 10 year lease plan for the Old Tucson set to raise county income to 63000 over a decade. The revised terms include 5 to 10 percent of receipts, a $3000 initial year, and a $75000 first year development spend with 200000 over five years, while insurers and debt protections are strengthened.
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Tucson
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Lambert Kautenburger
Tucson Mountain
Santa Rita
John K. Goodman
Kautenburger
Lucy Palermo
Protective Assa
Marvin Cohen
Cohen
Palermo
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Atlanta Court Bans Segregation in Public Schools
A federal district court issued a preliminary order forbidding racial segregation in Atlanta public schools. In a two judge non jury trial, Judge Frank Hooper said the ruling follows the 1954 Supreme Court decision and that segregated schools violate the 14th Amendment. The hearing paused for arguments as both sides prepare further submissions.
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UPI
Frank Hooper
Hooper
Georgia
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Virginia
Fatal Crash in Tucson Blamed on Violations
A coroner's jury found traffic violations caused a three car crash that killed Evie Herring Truss, 68, of 3404 FE Lind Rd. The collision occurred Memorial Day evening at Glenn Street and Palo Verde Avenue, involving Maxine O Donnel, 18, and William F Mowrer, 24.
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Tucson
Evie Herring Truss
FE. Lind Rd
Maxine O'Donnel
E. Granito Vista
William F. Mowrer
E. Seneca St
Atty
Harry Ackerman
Glenn St
Palo Verde Ave
Truss
Naomi Truss
Mowrer
Miss O'Donnel
Congress Hotel Ad Sample Rooms and Rates
The ad promotes the Congress Hotel at 311 East Congress with individually controlled air conditioned rooms, private bath or shower, free parking, a barber shop, van meters grill, sample rooms on the ground floor sun deck, Bill Cleveland's Forty Niner Room and no inflationary rates. It invites guests to meet friends in a large lobby and provides a contact number MA 2-8848.
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East Congress
Famous Grill
Bill Cleveland
Penniless Grocer's Vault Seized With $9,000 in Cash
Palm Market operator Charles Scherillo had $9,000 in new crisp $50 and $100 bills seized from a safety deposit box as prosecutors tie the funds to perjury claims. He admitted last December to being penniless and faces two felony counts. A judge ordered the confiscation and a preliminary hearing is set for Monday. Detective Coates noted the box was rented under a fake name, "James Blue."
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Charles Scherillo
Scherillo
John Molloy
Antoinette
Lee Garrett
Southern Arizona Bank
Speedway-Alvernon
Garrett
Charles K. Coates
James Blue
Bue
Justice Court
Pima County
Blue
Free Hearing Tests Offered During National Hearing Month
An advertisement announces free audiometric hearing tests for children, industrial workers, and retired people in observance of National Hearing Month. Ed Hauser of Audio Company of America will conduct tests, urging early detection to prevent long term hearing loss. appointments via Aftel 8-5153.
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Aftel
Ed Hauser
Audio Company of America
John Harlow Guides Weekend Garden Tips
John Harlow writes the Citizen’s Around Your Home column with practical advice for weekend garden tasks. The feature covers plant care, soil tips, and seasonal routines to help readers prepare and enjoy outdoor spaces.
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John Harlow
Old Whisky Found In Remodeled Bar
Workmen remodeling Salvatore John's Tavern in Milwaukee uncovered a four foot metal tank hidden in a wall. The tank contained five gallons of moonshine believed cached about 35 years ago during prohibition, leaving owner John puzzled about its origin.
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