Mandate broader violence study not copy of Warren probe
Rep Hale Boggs says the new Eisenhower Commission on violence will differ in scope and method from the Warren Commission. He notes open hearings, professional staff, and study of media violence, education, housing, poverty, and discrimination as part of the inquiry.
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Top Britons Defend U.S. Society After Kennedy Slaying
Harold Macmillan urged Britons to understand Americans in a televised address after Senator Robert F. Kennedy's murder. He described Americans as refugees and persecuted peoples who built the nation, saying harsh remarks must end and urging fairness toward the United States.
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Handicapped Students Cited For Achievement
Six scholarship medals were presented at the honors assembly of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind. Awards went to Terry Gray Dennis Versteeg Kathleen Ward Ruth Catlin Jerry York Kent Duge with honorable mention to Jacquelyn Martin Judy Warden Sonya Machado Sylvia Littleton and Scott Duge.
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Terry Gray
Dennis Versteeg
Kathleen Ward
Department For the Visually Handicapped
Ruth Catlin
Jerry York
Kent Duge
Department For the
Deal
Jacquelyn Martin
Judy Warden
Sonya Machado
Sylvia Littleton
Scott Duge
B.W. Tillinghast
Reba Cornwell
Patti Brown
Tucson Lioness’ Club
Tucson Desert Sertoma Club to Install New President
Irvin W. Rupert will be installed as president of the Tucson Desert Sertoma Club at a dinner-dance Saturday. Officers include Terry Green Ronald C. Johnson Ronald L. Edwards as vice presidents Patrick Brady as secretary treasurer and Dave Dallman as sergeant at arms. Directors are Dr. Harold Coffman John Joe Dana Stigers two years with Fred Stang and Rube Spangler one year.
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Irvin W. Rupert
First National Bank
Broadway-Wilmot
Tucson
Operation Mainstream Sees 39 of 36 Trainees Hired
A $78,000 grant funds Operation Mainstream to train 36 workers with 39 employed across sites. The program requires 40 hours a week including four hours of basic adult education and one hour of counseling to aid continuing education for participants. Agencies involved include School District 1 Sunnyside and Santa Cruz area council with trainees at Kennedy Park Holy Cross House of Hospitality Pascua Indian Village South Tucson and Nogales.
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Reuben Horner
Sunnyside
Santa Cruz Area
Father’s Day Dinner At VFW Hall Planned By Club
The Czechoslovak American Social Club schedules a Father's Day dinner at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall 5307 E. Speedway. A musical program is planned and attendees should bring their own table service. Open to the public.
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Kosygin to Visit Stockholm for Three Day Sweden Trip
Premier Alexei Kosygin of the Soviet Union will travel to Sweden for about three days starting July 11, as announced by the Swedish government. This state visit is expected to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss international affairs.
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Lions Club Elects Tucson Officers For Term
Club President Clifford G. Bleich, a Tucson attorney, is elected president. E. P. Gordon Donald R. Schroeder and John B. Kies become vice presidents. G. A. Stegmeier is secretary-treasurer Donald Seninall tail twister Sidney L. Krakower is lion tamer. Directors for two years are C. Richard Boyce P. D. Morton Robert Smith and Lloyd Harrell.
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Clifford G. Bleich
Tucson
Tucson Breakfast Lions Club
E. P. Gordon
Donald R. Schroeder
John B. Kies
G. A. Stegmeier
Donald Seninall
Sidney L. Krakower
C. Richard Boyce
P. D. Morton
Robert Smith
Lloyd Harrell
Free Job Placement Offered By Agency
Snelling & Snelling offers free summer job placement for students for the fourth straight year. No fee is paid by employees or employers, per the employment service, which operates offices at 100 E Alameda St Suite 204 and 2227 E Broadway.
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