Legal Aid Officers Elected In Pima County Society
Edward B. Berger elected president of the Pima County Legal Aid Society with J Emery Barker as vice president and Allen Goldsmith as treasurer Richard Duffield outgoing president Berger also serves as town magistrate and Papago Tribe general counsel Delane C Carpenter is executive director The society now has seven full time lawyers and four offices and has processed 1552 cases in 1966 and 1580 with seven months remaining in the expanded program.
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Edward B. Berger
Pima County Legal Aid Society
J. Emery Barker
Allen Goldsmith
Richard Duffield
Berger
Whitehill, Feldman Scott & Berger
Transamerica
South Tucson
Arizona
Delane C. Carpenter
Legal Aid Society
Pennington St
Pima County Legal Aidiety
United Community Campaign Agency
Snowmobile bill advances in New Hampshire House
In Concord on Monday the House Fish and Game Committee approved a bill regulating snowmobile registration and control as temperatures reached 86 degrees across the state.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
House Fish and Game Committee
Phoenix Air Rated Among Ten Dirtiest Cities
The Phoenix mayor’s committee on air pollution told the City Council Phoenix ranks as one of the ten dirtiest U S cities. Chairman Morton J Newell noted that only ten percent of air pollution is visible and carbon monoxide levels rise at night despite traffic cuts. He said Phoenix averages about 13 5 tons of aerial trash per square mile daily, about twice the city’s previous estimate.
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Phoenix
Mayor’s Committee On Air Pollution
United States
Morton J. Newell
Newell
Jerome playwright Peter McGovern to be remembered in Tucson
Requiem Mass for Peter Milton Jerome McGovern known as Peter Jerome will be held at SS Peter and Paul Church at 9 a.m. tomorrow with a rosary at 7 p.m. today at Rielly Funeral Home. Burial at Holy Hope Cemetery. Survived by brothers Paul William McGovern of Washington DC and Halsey McGovern of Silver Springs MD.
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Peter Jerome
SS. Peter & Paul Church
Rielly Funeral
Holy Hope
Jerome
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Peter Milton Jerome McGovern
Atlanta
St. Louis University
New York City
Tucson
Msgr
John Oliver
Catholic Charities
Via Maria
Adams St
Paul William McGovern
Washington, D.C
Halsey McGovern
Silver Springs
Great Western to acquire minority Pima Savings stake
Rich's Group plans to become parent company of a minority block of Pima Savings and Loan stock. GWC offers Mrs. Irving Hall $7.50 a share for her 20 percent stake, with cash and stock, aiming to close within months pending approval. Directors include Rich, Levy, Money, Williams Jr. and others.
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Great Western Corp
Arizona
New York
Pima Savings and Loan Association
Raymond A. Rich
Great Western
Bank of Tucson
GWC
Wiliam C. Money
Scottsdale
David R. Williams Jr
Tulsa
Gustave Levy
New York City
Rich
Irving Hall
Pima Savings
John M. Sakiison
Pima
Tucson
Sakiison
Association
Money
Williams
Oldsmobile Auto Agency
Williams Bros. Co. Inc
Levy
New York Stock Exchange
Debtor Walker W Wilson Lists $1.57 Million in Debts
Ex contractor Walker W Wilson files a personal bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court listing debts of 1 568 695. He headed W W Wilson & Sons Inc a general contractor and apartment operator whose bankruptcy occurred about three years earlier. Most debts are tied to the firm including 1 316 642 secured and 198 785 unsecured claims. He lives at 1502 Prospect Lane and says apartment buildings operated by the firm could not be rented profitably. The firm operated 24 Palms Terrace Indian Head Indian Arms and Copper House.
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Walker W. Wilson
U.S. District Court
Wilson
W. W. Wilson & Sons Inc
Prospect Lane
Wilson & Sons
24 Palms
Terrace
Indian Arms
Copper House
Col Skinner Named STRATCOM Chief at Fort Huachuca
Col William G. Skinner is named chief of staff of the Army’s STRATCOM and returns to Fort Huachuca after eight years away. He previously served as deputy and head of the Electronic Warfare Department at the fort from 1956 to 1959 and has been STRATCOM controller since March 1966. He succeeds Col L R Klar who plans retirement. Skinner, a Yorktown Virginia native and Western Maryland College graduate, began service in 1941 and served in six Korean War campaigns as deputy signal officer of IX Corps.
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William G. Skinner
Army
Strategic Communications Command
Stratcom
Ft. Huachuca
Skinner
Electronic Warfare Department
Fort
Col. L. R. Klar
Defense Communication Agency
Washington, D. C
Yorktown
Western Maryland College
IX Corps
The Best Comic Strips in the Citizen
A look at the comics section featured in the Citizen newspaper showcasing favorite strips, humor pages, and whimsical visuals that readers enjoyed in the issue.
Fulbright Sees Bigger Issue in Middle East Talks
Senator Cooper argues Israel must safeguard security by retaining some conquered Arab land and free shipping routes, while Fulbright urges a full international conference to address borders and broader tensions. Johnson frames peace as a global human equation amid ongoing crises.
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Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Israel
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Johnson
Middle East
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Convention
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Stephen M. Young
D-Ohio
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Asia
U.N. Security Council
Vietnam
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Phoenix Air
Col. Skinner
Col
W. G. Skinner
Life Insurance
HBA Family Plan
H.8.a. Life Insurance Company
Dept
North Tucson Blvd
Gary Player
Cotton, Banlon, Dacron & Cotton
Golf
el Con
el Con Center
Ida
Cooper
Israel Land Stand
America
Kentucky
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Strait of Tiran
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lewis Walt
Max Gleedey
S Uhaven OF
Fucson
E. Benson Highway
Butera Trust, Inc
FHA
John la Due
du Pont
E. Speedway
Fenster Ranch
Superior
Sun
Blacklidge Drive
Don
18Th St
Dad
Laos
Bisiisa
Europe
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