ACLU Plans Visit to Cochise College Board Meeting
Arizona Civil Liberties Union officials from the Southern Arizona chapter will attend Cochise College governing board tonight to address censorship complaints. They cite library books, an art show, and the student magazine, raised by the college community, and note prior discussions with Douglas leaders. Hormoz Mahmoud of the University of Arizona chairs the academic freedom committee.
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Kirk Named SP Manager In 2 States
D Ralph Kirk, former Tucson Rio Grande division superintendent, was named general manager of Southern Pacific Co lines in Texas and Louisiana with Houston headquarters. He previously led SP's western division in Oakland and headed Tucson community efforts in 1960 while a Tucson resident.
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Fort Huachuca Housing Plan Cleared for FHA Financing
Sen Carl Hayden announced the Defense Department has approved FHA financing for 100 new homes for Ft Huachuca civilian personnel in the Sierra Vista area. FHA's Phoenix office will grant formal approval upon receipt of the authorization letter. Buyers must meet normal FHA qualification standards.
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Field Fire Raises Cloud Of Smoke
A controlled burn in a Sahuarita barley field sparked a large smoke plume seen in downtown Tucson. Workmen said the blaze started while removing old barley stocks in preparation for new planting about 14 miles south of the city.
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UA Student Freed Of Manslaughter Charge
University of Arizona student Jey E. Goldfarb, 19, was freed of a manslaughter count in a Tucson traffic crash. Judge Toby La Vetter dismissed the complaint for lack of probable cause. The collision at Park Avenue and Drachman Street killed Robert Benson, 20, and seriously injured Marlene Guttmer, 18.
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E. Prince Rd
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Apache Airlines Surges Back After Sale of Planes
Apache Airlines told a bankruptcy hearing it is now operating in the black as creditors hear that the sale of three planes helped offset debts including payrolls. Receiver Harold W. Giessner noted two discontinued Tucson routes caused losses and that May passenger numbers topped 3,000 for the first time in company history. Blakely said mismanagement and an edge in publicity spurred the downturn, with July 15 set to draft a survival plan and August 16 for creditor approval.
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Hugh Caldwell
Cable Cut Disrupts 400 Tucson Telephones
A construction crew accidentally cut a major Mountain States Telephone cable in north central Tucson, affecting about 400 homes. Utility district manager E. K. Erickson said service should be restored by 6 p.m. The outage area is bounded by Roger Road, Glenn Street, Park Avenue, and Fairview Avenue. The line serves 1,500 telephones.
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Bound Over In Dope Sale To Officer
Two Tucson men Cornelius Foster and John F Foster were bound over to Superior Court on charges they sold marijuana to an undercover rookie officer. The May 21 alleged deal involved Foster as contact man and John F Foster as organizer. Bond remained at 3600 dollars after June 2 arrests tied to a narcotics roundup.
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Space shot postponed at White Sands over wiring fault
Kitt Peak astronomers reported an electrical short damaged the Aerobee rocket payload at White Sands Missile Range delaying the 1.2 mile high flight. Engineers found two wires shorted by a screw grounding against a component. A new launch decision would be made later today.
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White Sands Missile Range
Lyle Broadfoot
White Sands
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