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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1964

Page

3

McKee Receives Federal Term for Heroin Case

Charles McKee 31 of 69 W McCormick Street was sentenced to five years in federal prison for illegally importing 41 grams of heroin from Mexico. Sherree Malone 39 of 1609 N St Avenue got five years probation after pleading guilty to a reduced narcotics charge. Both were arrested March 27 and McKee had earlier been given a state term for unlawful possession of heroin.

Charles McKee Sherre) Malone U.S. District Court James A. Walsh McKee W. McCormick Sr United States Mexico Malone N. St. Ave Superior Court Assist U.S. Atty Jo Ann Diamos

Tucson editor William H Johnson leaves 441638 estate

William H Johnson longtime Tucson Daily Citizen editor and publisher died at 84 after a long illness. His will leaves a 441638 estate mainly in stocks and bonds to his widow Pia Chamberlain Johnson son William Houston Johnson Jr and daughter Mrs Roy A Dye. Probate handled by attorney Ralph Bilby. Johnson died March 31 at Catalina Foothills home.

William Houston Johnson Tucson Daily Citizen Johnson Pia Chamberlain Johnson Tuc William Houston Catalina Foothills

Free Tennis and Golf Lessons Offered by Tucson Parks

The Tucson Parks and Recreation Department offers free tennis and golf instruction for youths and adults this summer. At Randolph Municipal Golf Course, anyone over eight may enroll with sessions starting tomorrow and running five weeks. Tennis courses cover ages ten and up across several parks and high schools, with sessions varying by age and duration. Himmel Park tennis begins June 22 with registration June 20, and additional details are available from the department.

Tucson Parks and Recreation Department Randolph Municipal Golf Course City Parks and Recreation Department

Teacher Seeks Democratic Nomination in District 9

Neal Justin, Amphitheater Junior High teacher and Tucson resident since 1950, seeks the Democratic nomination for state representative in District 9. He highlights tax equalization, Arizona’s water problem and Tucson’s industrial growth as key issues. Justin and his wife Shirley reside at 3645 N. Tyndall Ave with their son Mark and attend St. James Methodist Church.

Neal Justin Amphitheater Tucson Doolen Florida Southern College American Institute For Foreign Trade Phoenix University of Arizona Justin United States Arizona Amphitheater Junior Amphi Classroom Teachers Association 162Nd Air National Guard Shirley N. Tyndall Ave Mark St. James Methdist Church

Suspect In Accident Faces Arrest

City detectives obtained a summons charging 28 year old Tucson man Thomas C. Clark Jr. with leaving the scene of an accident involving personal injury. Mrs. Rose Mae Alexander suffered cuts and bruises but was in good condition at Tucson Medical Center. Witness William G. Sanders chased the hit run vehicle and provided the license number.

Tucson James Morrison Thomas C. Clark Jr 32Nd St Clark S. 10Th Ave W. 22Nd St Rose Mae Alexander E. 23Rd St 10Th Alexander Wiliam G. Sanders 43Rd St W. 18Th St Sanders Tucson Medical Center

Flagstaff Man Named VFW Chief in Arizona

Flagstaff resident W P Hanson was installed as Arizona department commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He succeeded Leonard Williams as commander while Joseph J. Montano and C R Stevens were named senior and junior vice presidents respectively. Delegates pledged to push for veterans benefits and oppose tax exemption reductions. They also backed a war memorial building in Arizona.

Miami UPI W. P. Hanson Flagstaff Arizona Department Veterans of Foreign Wars Hanson Leonard Williams Sunnystope Joseph J. Montano Scottsdale C. R. Stevens Tucson Arizona

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