Hobbs Attends Regional Methodist Conference
The Rev. William H. Hobbs pastor of the First Methodist Church Tucson, after more than two years of illness from a bone marrow deficiency linked to garden insect spray, has recovered enough to attend the regional Methodist Conference in Los Angeles. He plans to return to Salt Lake City for further treatment and tests, with unclear prospects for resuming full duties.
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William H. Hobbs
First Methodist Church
Tucson
Salt Lake City
The
Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Mr. Hobbs
Hobbs
Shein Secure Third Term As P Z Chief In Tucson
Ben Shein was elected to a third term as chairman of the City Planning and Zoning Commission in Tucson. Walter Risch was reelected as vice chairman, and Andre M. Faure remains executive secretary. The commission must issue notices to all landowners in Flowing Wells and Bingh ampton before proceeding with zoning plans, a ruling that could cost about $2,400.
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Ben Shein
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Walter Risch
Andre M. Faure
Shein
Flowing Wells
Binghampton
Jack Marks
Marks
Faure
New England Negro Snubbed By Military
Gov. Foster Furcolo tells about 100 attendees at the 12th annual Conference of Commissions Against Discrimination that no Negro from New England has been appointed to West Point or Annapolis, calling for an explanation.
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North Falmouth
Mass
New England
West Point of Annapolis
Foster Furcolo
Furcolo
Convair Offer Prompts Machinists Vote End Nine Day Strike
About 3 000 IAM members at Atlas missile bases and 22 000 at plants face a vote on Convair’s new off site contract offer after near continuous talks since Saturday. The pact aims to end a nine day strike and could set the pattern for industry wide wage bargaining.
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UPI
Convair
International Assn. of Machinists
IAM
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
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ACLU Denied Role in Tucson Loitering Case
The American Civil Liberties Union was refused permission to appear as amicus in the loitering case of Samuel Flemons, 51, arrested March 8 near the Tucson Public Library. His lawyers contest the ordinance as unconstitutional and plan to move to quash. The petition was filed by Stanley Feldman and Philip Malinsky of Tucson.
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American Civil Liberties Union
William F. Kimball
ACLU
Amicus Curiae
Friends of the Court
Samuel Flemons
Belmont Hotel
Tucson
Flemons
Stanley G. Feldman
Philip S. Malinsky
City of
Tucson Public Library
Sheriff’s Force Reaches Full Strength at 107
Two new appointments this month bring the force to 107. Robert Logan Kenaston will assume deputy sheriff duties starting tomorrow. Donna M. Franson has begun service as a clerk stenographer. Arnold A. Carrillo will serve as a jailer during the vacation period.
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Sheriff's Department
Robert Logan Kenaston
Donna M. Franson
Arnold A. Carrillo
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