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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

2

Defense bill headed for vote authorizes 12.56 billion

Conferees from the Senate and House reach a compromise on a defense bill to authorize 12.56 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year. Differences include additions for B52 or B57 bombers engines air missions and frigates with a mix of conventional and nuclear power.

Washington Senate House Kennedy Strategic Air Command

Two Tucsonans Commissioned as Navy Officers

Ensign Ronald Lee Brown of 3725 East Flower Street and Ensign Alan R. Turk of 1422 East Adams Street earned Navy commissions after officer training at the Oval Reserve Training Center while studying at the University of Arizona. Brown completed summer courses at Newport while pursuing chemical engineering. Turk received a direct commission based on prior Navy enlisted service and reserve training with a UA civil engineering degree.

Dream Hunch Deaths Tie to Dog Track Case in Florida

Two Valdosta, Georgia women came to Jacksonville for a dream prediction about a dog race. A $2 bet on the 2 5 combination paid 177 dollars, but authorities cannot confirm if they collected. Their bodies were found in a wooded area southwest of Jacksonville after a car connected to one woman was found abandoned May 31.

Jacksonville Fla UPI Georgia Duval County Patricia Ann Hewitt Althea Ottavio Valdosta Ottavio

Flowing Wells Budget to be Reconsidered by School Board

Flowing Wells School Board to review a proposed 1 million dollar budget at tomorrow’s public meeting at 7 30 p m in the Administration Building 3725 N Flowing Wells Rd. The elementary budget is 682 585 up 124 735 from the current year while the high school bond figures total 328 915 with 47 540. Board may adjust figures. final adoption set for July.

Flowing Wells Flowing Wells Rd

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Tucson Daily Citizen The Citizen Publishing Co North Stone Ave Arizona Perman

Twin Brother Replaces Twin as Midlothian Coach

Chesterfield Court House Virginia Raeford Willie Walker was named coach at Midlothian High School replacing his twin Raenford Billy Walker who resigned yesterday.

Chesterfield Courthouse UPI Raeford Willie Walker Midlothian High School Raenford Billy Walker

Lower Colorado River Land Use Group Formed

Secretary Udall announced an advisory committee with governors’ designees to work with the Interior Department on a land use plan for the Lower Colorado from Davis Dam to Mexico. Members include five locals: Harold C. Giss, LeRoy Kamrar, William Claypool Jr., May or G. L. Gaston, and Ross Dana Sr. First meeting set for 8 p.m. in Yuma City Hall. The group will address federal land use amid squatters, without altering the current squatters program requiring acknowledgment of ownership and back payments. A squatters’ proposal for changes is expected this week.

Washington Interior Department Colorado River of the Interior Stewart L. Udall Harold C. Giss Yuma LeRoy Kamrar Blythe Calif William Claypool Jr Needles G. L. Gaston Parker Ross Dana Sr Victorville Udall Davis Dam Mexico Department

Twain estate earns $18,679 in royalties for last year

Probate Judge Hjalmar Anderson, who recalls Sam uel L. Clemens’ death in 1910, announced the annual accounting for Twain’s estate. Through Dec. 31, 1960 the estate's value is noted, with royalties totaling $18,679 for the previous year.

Redding Conn Mark Twain Hjalmar Anderson Samuel L. Clemens Anderson

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