Draft Chief Floors Man Trying To Arrest Him
Curtis W Tar, head of the Selective Service, repelled five people who tried to arrest him on a citizens warrant over Vietnam conscription. The group, led by Jim Good, presented a statement accusing Tar of war crimes and planned a citizens harvest in protest. The incident followed related charges against the Berrigan brothers.
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Washington
Jim Good
New York
UPI
Curtis W. Tar
Selective Service
U.S
Vietnam
Tarr
Arr
Tye
Good
Redmond J. Mc
Berrigan Brothers
Two Rapes Reported To Police
Tucson police investigated two rapes reported yesterday. A 11-year-old girl sleeping at a residence near 25th Street and St. Avenue said two men broke in and one, about 20, raped her after finding her asleep. they took $6 and fled. A 38-year-old woman in a motel near Palo Verde Road and Benson Highway said an intruder, about 20, raped her as she slept and took $6.
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Tucson
St. Ave
B. 25Th St
S. Palo Verde Road
E. Benson Hwy
Murphy To Speak To Tucson Civitan Tuesday
Republican mayoral candidate Lewis C Murphy will address the Tucson Civitan Club at noon Tuesday at Paulos Steak House 4915 BH Speedway Blvd. He will discuss bus transportation in Tucson.
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Lewis C. Murphy
Tucson Civitan Club
Paulos Steak House
Speedway Blvd
Tucson
TNPs Robb Receives Advertising Award
Quentin J. Robb of Tucson Newspapers Inc. earns the Silver Medal from the Tucson Advertising Club for advertising experience over 25 years. Other honors went to Earl Wettstein for creative work and Jerry Bolger for sales and service. New officers include Den Kaneen as president and Ray Schafer as first vice president.
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Tucson Advertising Club
Quentin J. Robb
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Skyline Country Club
Earl Wettstein
Wettstein Advertising
Warren F. Olsen
Jerry Bolger
TNI
den Kaneen
KGU
Ray Schafer
Burt-Brown Research Corp
Arnold Jeffers
Jeffers Advertising Agency
Phyllis Ehlinger
Katr Radio
John Bort
Beiter Business Bureau
Grad Beats Measles For Record
MORRISON Th. Roger Schaver 18 completed three years of perfect public school attendance and graduated from high school last night. He attended South Side School and Morrison Junior and Senior High without missing a day. He joked he was lucky to catch three-day measles Friday night. His sister Theresa 16 also has a perfect attendance record.
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Morrison
Roger Schaver
Schaver
Henry Schaver
South Side
Roger
Theresa
Burr plans two 24 hour substations in Tucson area
Pima County Sheriff Walden V. Burr announced plans to add two 24 hour substations on Mt. Lemmon and in the Casas Adobes area in the near future. The department currently runs a five man substation in Green Valley and no completion date was provided.
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Pima County
Walden V. Burr
Mt. Lemmon
Casas Adobes
Green Valley
Burr
Customs Building to Become School for Mentally Retarded
The old U S Customs Building in Nogales Arizona will be turned over on July 7 to the Santa Cruz Association for the Mentally Retarded. U S Rep Morris K Udall said the association will use the unused adobe brick building as a school for the mentally retarded under HEW guidance.
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U.S. Customs
Nogales
Ariz
Santa Cruz Association For
U.S
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pope John aided de-escalation of 1962 missile crisis
Norman Cousins confirms the late Pope John XXIII intervened to ease the Cuban missile crisis after a Andover conference exchange among Vatican Washington and Moscow. The Vatican issued a moral appeal on October 25 1962 and both sides pursued communications to avert nuclear war. The claim mirrors prior reporting in La Stampa and contrasts with Kennedy the White House stance on the key issue of missiles.
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Patagonia
John Naat
Andover
Mass
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
la Stampa
Turin
Italy
Arizona-Mexico
Cousins
Vatican
Washington
Moscow
Nansy
Kennedy
Dartmouth
Hisenhower
Felix Morlion
Father Morlion
Cousin
Morlion
White House
Cuba
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Father Morison
Aint
University of Social Studies
Rome
Cousns
Pope John
Msgr
Loris Capovilla
Police Host 13 Young Supporters
In Harlem, 13 handicapped students from Public School 129 wrote a letter to the vic tims' precinct stationhouse expressing sadness and desire for police safety. Officers welcomed the group as junior officers for a day, then hosted a lunch and a tour of the West 126th Street station house.
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New York
Harlem
West 126Th Street
Two Men Shot At Party In Tucson Police say
Richard Stevenson 21 and Charles Fulton 22 were wounded at a party at 618 E Drachman St. Stevenson suffered a chest wound and Fulton a neck wound. Both were hospitalized with Stevenson in critical condition and Fulton in satisfactory condition. No arrests were reported as investigators pursued leads.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Richard Stevenson
Charles Fulton
E. Drachman St
Tal
B. Drachman
Tucson Nite Owls Final Seasonal Meeting At Sambo's
The Tucson Nite Owls invite guests to the final season meeting at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sambo's Restaurant on Drachman Avenue.
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Tucson Nite Owls
Sambo’s
Drachman Ave
Ecology Department to Move to Lacey Campus
Ecology moves to new headquarters on the St Martin's College campus in Lacey Washington using 1000 recycled cardboard boxes and a fleet of propane powered moving trucks.
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Olympia
Wash
State Department of Ecology
St. Martin’s College
Lacey
Senior Citizens Golfers Seek Reduction In Fees
Tucson senior golfer group led by Ross W Hill seeks lower city golf course and driving range rates for 63 plus players. They claim current capacity figures are overstated and list proposed fees 73 cents for 9 holes 1.30 for 18 holes and half price at ranges. Council and committees have not acted.
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Tucson
Ross W. Hill
B. Towner St
Levy
Hill
el Rio
Randolph Park
City Hall
City to Seek Bond Sale for Utilities upgrade and water plan
The City Council will consider approving a $10 million bond issue to finance acquisition of Citizens Utilities Walter Co. assets and private utilities plus system improvements. About $6 million targets private water utilities with $2.5 million for Citizens purchase. Bond proceeds would repay via water revenues and city funds. A public hearing will follow filings for federal home improvement funds for Manzo and Holladay neighborhoods.
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Mayor City Council
Citizens Utilities Walter Co
Frank Brooks
City Water
Citizens
James Kay Jr
Brooks
Tucson
Far East Side
Kay
South
West Side
Phillip Whitmore
Manzo
Holladay
Jin
W. Speedhray Blvd
St. Mary's Road
Park Ave
Silverlake Road
Whitmore
Calls To VA Increase 30 Percent In Tucson
VA representative Arnulfo Sanchez reports a 30 percent rise in telephone inquiries at the Tucson VA office, with 1724 calls in April this year versus 1327 in April 1970. He cites more veterans leaving service and new programs as causes, and notes inquiries are handled from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays at the hospital location.
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Veterans Administration
Tucson
Arnulfo Sanchez
Sanchez
Veterans Administration Hospital
S. Id Avenue
ACC Approves Citizens Rate Hikes Amid Accusations
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved electrical rate increases for Citizens Utilities Co. amid strong disapproval over the one day notice given to customers. Mohave and Santa Cruz counties will be affected while Citi zens Water Co. of Tucson remains separate from its Stamford, Connecticut parent. The panel faulted the company for breaking promises of 30 days notice and said it must follow the law though accepting the rate hike.
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Phoenix
Arzona Corporation Commission
Citizens Utilities Co
Stamford
Mohave
Santa Cruz
Commission
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Selective Service (Center
Jim Martin
Westphalia
Mich
Berrigans
Henry A. Kissinger
Murphy
Tnps Robb
Umane Ocie
Wfitizen
John R. DeShazo
The
Humane Society of Tucson
A. E. Colthorpe
Jeff
Paul Daugherty
Grad
Customs Building
Police
Nite Owls
Clifton W. Smith
N. Swan Ra
Clel Silvey
N. Forgens Ave
Greens Committee
Recreation Commission
Bruce
Norberto Zazueta
N. Meyer Ave
United Cleaners
Stone Ave
City Council
OK Utilities
Tucson Toros
Gene Reid
AAA
Hi Corbett Field
ACC
Fetterly
Catalina Shaver CO
E. Broadway
Tucson Daily Citizen
Associated Press
AP News
United Press International
Cartier
Y Auto-Raute
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Citizen Publishing Company
North Stone Avenue
Hers Beimting
Columbus
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