Mormon Official Denies Ending Of Race Policy
A senior leader of the LDS Church in Salt Lake City denied reports that the church is abandoning its historic policy toward Negroes. He said he was misquoted and that the hierarchy is not reconsidering removing the ban on Negroes in priesthood, noting the church admits Negro members but not to the lay priesthood.
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Boy's Mercy Act Might Pay Off In Rabies Shots
An injured wild animal bite led Garnett Lowe to seek rabies testing within days. The 17 year old Tucson visitor was bitten after lifting an injured chipmunk or prairie dog from South Park Avenue near Ajo Way. Two men in a pale blue Cadillac removed the animal, promising to cage it, then drove away. Lowe asked one man to call him at MA 4-9528.
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Kendall Walker
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Driver Blameless In Benson Highway Crash Deaths
In Superior Court, a truck driver Verle D. Syeum and Casa Grande Warehouse Co. were held blameless in a three vehicle crash that killed Julius Goldberg and Melvin Goldberg on Benson Highway April 17, 1958. The widows sought damages but a directed verdict absolved the defendants.
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Benson Highway
Ethel Goldberg
Julius
Mildred P. Goldberg
Melvin
Verle D. Syeum
Casa Grande Warehouse Co., Inc
Robert O. Boylston
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