Tucson leaders hope Aeronaves adds Tucson service
Charles H. Broman, Tucson Airport Authority manager, returned from Mexico City optimistic that Aeronaves de Mexico will continue to serve Tucson. The airline seeks to add Phoenix to its Tucson Mexico City route, with Tucson stops likely. Officials including Mayor Lew Davis and chamber leaders pressed for jet service to Tucson by 1967.
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Mexico
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Waikiki Hotel Plunge Fatal To Arizonan
Robert Everett Mickelsen 40, a Phoenix contractor and president of Robert Mickelsen Plastering Co., died after a four story plunge at a Waikiki hotel. He arrived with his wife and a tour group of 45 Arizona plasterers and contractors. Police said he fell between the sixth and seventh floors and struck a two-story roof while investigators determine how he reached the street side of the balcony.
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Robert Everett Mickelsen
Phoenix
Queens Hospital
Waikiki
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Robert Mickelsen Plastering Co
June
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The
Arizona Plasterers and Contractors Association
Airdrop Tragedy Kills 12 Year Old in Okinawa Village
A U S Air Force training drop in Yomitan Okinawa ended in the death of a 12 year old girl. The incident involved a trailer released by a transport aircraft during Saturday exercises. Local authorities investigated the deadly accident and coordinated with UPI reporting.
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UPI
U.S. Air Force
Yomitan
Mariner 4 completes last Mars approach adjustment
In Pasadena engineers report Mariner 4 has completed its final task before Mars photos. An 8:50 a.m. PDT signal confirmed a Canopus tracking fix as the craft 107.2 million miles from Earth and 7.3 million from Mars. The 10 watt transmitter’s signal reached Earth as it neared a 290 million mile flight, with 20 days to coast before a 41 shot Mars photo sequence.
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Calif
Mars
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Canopus
Mariner 4
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Woes Piling Up For Jail Moonlighter
Theodore Francis Gonzales 22 of 4500 S 17th Ave after a drunken driving conviction asked to serve time at night to work days. Granted, he failed to appear, was late by phone due to car trouble, and was arrested on suspicion of drunkenness. He was to appear in City Court on an additional charge.
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Theodore Francis Gonzales
S. 17Th Ave
Gonzales
Hospital Escapee Captured in Tucson
Ronald Roundtree, 23, was captured at his Tucson home hours after escaping from a Phoenix state hospital. He was taken to Pima County Hospital mental ward before transfer back to Phoenix. In 1963 he threatened to kill three people in Tucson after a shoplifting arrest. A statewide alert followed his escape Saturday night.
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Tucson
Venice Ave
State
Phoenix
Roundtree
Pima County
Maricopa County
Bonds Financing Plan Clears City Council For Three Phases
The council endorses MCIC recommendations totaling $7.569 million for phases two and three and $2.3 million for phase two, with phase dates running from now to August 1966, August 1966 to December 1967, and December 1967 onward. Staff will begin contract talks with engineers and architects for project design as mayor Lew Davis pushes to start promptly. Proposals cover 10 ballot items on June 1, with cuts in street lighting libraries and land acquisition from MCIC levels. A library cost of $443,000 in phase one was trimmed to ease operating-budget pressure, and land funds were reduced pending urban renewal fate.
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Spnttil
Lew. Davis
Senators propose national teachers corps to aid poor areas
Two senators urge a nationwide teachers corps to place experienced teachers in poverty stricken rural and city schools. Edward M. Kennedy and Gaylord Nelson back the idea within a $250 million higher education bill. Wayne Morse promised careful consideration of the proposal.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Teachers Corps
Kennedy
Nelson
Morse
Rose Expert Dies Pioneer nurseryman Armstrong dies at 99
Ontario California obituary notes John S. Armstrong founder of Armstrong Nurseries Inc who moved from Canada in 1889 and built a world leading rose breeding company. He died Saturday at age 99 with memory of his horticultural achievements highlighted.
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Ontario
Calif
Johns
Armstrong
California
Canada
Armstrong Nurseries, — Inc
Soviets Gaining In Oceanography
Dr. Robert S. Dietz of the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey says the Soviet marine program is now second to the United States and about one half to two thirds the size of the U S program Dietz and other American oceanographers visited Russia last fall and Soviet scientists will repay the visit possibly this fall
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UPI
Russia
United States
Robert S. Dietz
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dietz
1700 Youth Sign Up For Jobs In Arizona
Nearly 1700 youths registered with the Youth Employment Bureau of the Arizona State Employment Service. Youth director Edmond Berard said this morning that 579 jobless teenagers registered Saturday and no further mass registrations are planned, though youths may enroll during the summer. The Jobs for Youth program is sponsored by the Sertoma Clubs of Tucson in cooperation with the State Employment Service.
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Arizona State Employment Service
Edmond Berard
Berard
Sertoma Clubs of
Tucson
State Employment Service
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