Bargain Price Marijuana Buyer Sentenced in Tucson
Frank Arvizu Samorano 19 received one year in county jail after pleading guilty to possession of marijuana bought at a bargain price in downtown Tucson. The case stems from an April 12 incident and involves two co defendants, Daniel Arvizu Soto 20 who pleads innocent and Leon Jr 18 who pleaded guilty and got 13 months.
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Frank Arvizu Samorano
Tucson
Samorano
Huron St
Daniel Arvizu Soto
7Th Ave
Daniel Arvizu
Leon Jr
W. Huron St
Raul H. Castro
Lee Garrett
Meyer Avenue
Leon
Soto
Southern Pacific Hospital
West Congress Street
Federal Correctional Institution
la Tuna
Tex
Convict Not Fleeing He Was Lost Says Prisoner
Dannemora New York. Robert L Schnopp 28 a prisoner serving a period year term for burglary walked to a farmhouse asked the farmer to call Dannemora Prison He said he had not tried to escape he had merely got lost while out with an work crew earlier in the day
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Dannemora
N. Y
Robert L. Schnopp
Schnopp
Ajl
Musicians Manager Sues Over Miller Estate Profits
Charles Shribman of Taunton mass files suit in Passaic County court seeking a full accounting of Glenn Miller estate profits since his death. He and his late brother Simon were Miller’s managers and allege Mrs Helen D Miller withheld sizable proceeds. The 1940 one year contract paid 16 2/3 percent of earnings to the managers.
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Miller
Shribman
Arizona Realtors to Meet June 27 in Prescott
The 15th annual installation meeting of the Arizona Association of Realtors will be held in Prescott on June 27. Matt J. Batka of Tucson will be installed as president with other officers during a day-long program featuring realtor problem panel discussions and the annual banquet.
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Prescott
The
Arizona Assn. of Realtors
Matt J. Batka
Tucson
Reading Institute trains faster reading skills in Tucson
The Tucson Reading Institute at 2553 E Broadway trains reading efficiency through eye exams and drills to broaden the span of vision. Teachers, optometrists, and business leaders participate in weekly evening sessions, with summer clinics for children. Students commonly read 200 wpm, with many reaching 1000 to 2000 wpm through group-paced sight training.
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S. C. Warman
Tucson
E. Broadway
George D Iacone
Reading Institute
Peter
Giorgi
Reading Clinic
Penn State University
Lincoln University
Jefferson, MO
Charles O. Ingram
Memphis Reading Clinic
Berniece Goldmark
New York University
Iacone
Jacono
Samuel Renshaw
Ohio State University
Renshaw
Fire Leaves 6,000 Filipinos Homeless in Cebu City
A Manila fire in Cebu City displaced about 6,000 people after strong winds fueled flames that razed more than 1,000 houses and other structures. Property loss is estimated at a million dollars. Two children died and nine people were injured in the blaze.
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Cebu City
Philippines
Posthumous Citation To Storm Victim
The Civil Air Patrol awarded a certificate of proficiency to Mrs. John F. Early for her son Michael who died last November in a snow squall on Old Baldy. CAP leaders Wing Cmdr Col. De Witt Gregory Squadron Cmdr Col. Oscar Neymer and Lt. David Eisenberg presented the award at the Armory. Michael earned the certificate after passing the final CAP cadet test during training. His companions Michael LaNoue and David Greenberg also died in the overnight ridge incident.
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The
Civil Air Patrol
John F. Early
Michael
Old Baldy
South Ith Avenue
East 13Th Street
de Witt Gregory
Oscar Neymer
Squadron 5
David Eisenberg
CAP
Michael LaNoue
David Greenberg
Starkweather Death Date Set For Friday
Nebraska death sentence for Charles Starkweather is rescheduled to Friday after a state supreme court order. Guy Starkweather seeks habeas corpus relief with federal court appeals over defense representation and plans further action if needed. Charles, who killed ten people in 1958 with Caril Fugate, awaits execution in the electric chair.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles
Guy Starkweather
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Nebraska State Supreme Court
Starkweather
John Greenholtz
Lancaster District Court
Charles Starkweather
Bennet
Robert Jensen
Caril Ann Fugate
Conference on Handicapped Homemakers at University of Arizona
A five day conference on the problems of handicapped homemakers will begin at the University of Arizona on Monday. Sponsored by the UA school of home economics and school of nursing, the Arizona Department of Health, Vocational Rehabilitation and the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, the event brings 37 specialists and 40 to 50 attendees with scholarships funded by federal and foundation grants.
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Nator
University of Connecticut
Fred E. Peterson
Arthritisland Rheumatism Foundation
Tucson
Robert Bender
Anne J. Rysdale
G. S. Greene
Development Planned Near Apache Junction
Arizona firm Superstition Mountain Enterprises Inc will develop 293 acres seven miles east of Apache Junction into Apacheland. J. K. Hutchens leads the group and plans an old west street and sound stage for rental to motion picture and TV companies with a 32 million investment.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
Apache Junction
Apacheland
J. K. Hutchens
Superstition: Mountain Enterprises, Inc
West Street
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Charles Ingram
Coventry
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Ronnie May
Raymond Deshaies
Raymond
Bonnie May
Huis
Callana
Ham Keddie
E. Grant
Tucson Municipal Airport
Nogales Highway
Valencia
Realty Dept. Merchants Finance Company
Gene Lowry
Clear Plastics
N. Stone
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