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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1967

Page

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Luci Johnson Nugent Attends Million Dollar Dallas Ball

Luci Johnson Nugent, nine months pregnant, graces a $1 million President's Club fundraiser in Austin with Pat Nugent and family. She speaks of the due date while President Johnson jokes about the 200 millionth American birth and a possible Nugent in Texas.

Luci Johnson Nugent Pat Lynda Mrs. Johnson Austin Tex Luci Johnson Southwest Austin Municipal Auditorium Texas Nugent

Suit Seeks 6.5 Million From Bohannan and Saffert

A Superior Court suit asks the State Retirement Board to recover 6.5 million dollars from Robert C. Bohannan Jr. and Arthur W. Saffert for mortgages they invested in while on the board. The case argues the board may keep the mortgages despite the conflict of interest.

Phoenix Robert C. Bohannan Jr Arthur W. Saffert State Retirement Board Bohannan Saffert Superior Court Arizona Supreme Court Jay Dushoff California Arizona

Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listing

The notice lists home delivery rates for Tucson and outside Tucson, with wait rates in advance. It provides monthly and yearly prices, mentions second class postage paid at Tucson, and gives the address 208 North Stone Ave. Arizona.

Citizen Publishing Co Nora Stone Averson Arizona Tucson Anzona

City Dems Seek Full Slate for Fall Elections

Democrats at week’s end still pursue a full slate for four city offices this fall. Only Councilman James N. Corbett Jr. has definite plans to run in the September primary against Republican M. J. Southard for mayor. Brown may seek Ward 4 as he weighs other candidates.

Ray C. Brown Whch Brown James N. Corbett Jr Corbett M. J. Southard Southard Conrad Joyner University of Arizona Pima County John Harlow G. Freeman Woods

Fire damages Spanish Trail Motel rise to 150000 dollars

The Spanish Trail Motel at 305 E Benson Highway suffers extensive damage from a blaze started likely by excessive grease in the kitchen. Second floor spaces were gutted while lower level dining areas sustained heavy smoke, with fire chief Martin Ochotorena injured.

South Martin Ochotorena

Winemaking Course Offered at University of California Davis

UPI reports a three year winemaking series at the UC Davis campus covering general winemaking, distilled products, growth trends, aging, wood barrel effects on brandy, and flavor and aroma factors. Last summer the Viticulture and Enology department taught courses for winemakers, brewers, and brandy distillers.

Davis, Calif UPI University of California Department of Viticulture and Enology

Arizona awarded 6600 grant for Mesa growth plan

Washington reports the University of Arizona received a 6600 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to help finance the drafting of a Mesa growth plan. The approval came Friday as part of broader urban development funding.

Meeting Told Partisanship Could Wreck Reorganization

Dr. Ferrell Heady of the University of New Mexico warned Casa Grande attendees that partisan politics could derail Arizona’s state government reorganization. Heady, a Hoover Commission alumnus, said constitutional changes and a four year governor term are under study as the council seeks stronger executive powers.

Dick Casey Casa Grande Arizona Ferrell Heady University of New Mexico Michigan Heady Hoover Commission Frank Rielly Phoenix Conrad Joyner University of Arizona Robert Prochnow Flagstaff Harry Montgomery The Arizona Republic Folsom Moore Bisbee Lyman Davidson Rielly Joyner

East Side Phones Restored After Cable Cut

By noon today nearly all 2,400 East Side telephones were back in service after an underground cable was accidentally cut by a road construction crew east of Kolb Road on Broadway. Cliff Parmenter, Mountain States Telephone Co. representative, said repair teams from the east and main offices worked since 2:15 p.m. yesterday to restore service that was disrupted east of Craycroft Road.

East Side Cliff Parmenter Mountain States Telephone Co

Printing Company Formed in Tucson

Three Tucsonians form Tucson Printing and Publishing Co. Inc. and lease the 1901 S. 4th Ave. facilities from Joseph Poshka with an option to buy. Grady Hollifield is president and GM, Tanner Brown VP, Ernest Hoffman secretary treasurer. Over $30,000 in new machinery added. plant has linotypes, letter-presses, offset presses, folding, cutters, and bindery gear. Ten employees now, with five more planned in September. will print the Arizona Wildcat next winter and already publishes Hughes News Palo Verde Post Arizona Post Collegiate Baseball and others.

Tucsonians Tucson Printing and Publishing Co. Inc Tucson Printing Co S. 4Th Ave Joseph Poshka Grady Hollifield Post Printing Tanner Brown Ernest Hoffman Hofma Ludlow Lant Arizona Wildcat Hughes News Palo Verde Post Arizona Post Arizona Currents Poshka Chicago Tucson Printing

Arizona records all-time mid May employment peak

The Arizona Employment Security Commission reports nonfarm wage and salary employment in the state reached a record 447 000 at mid May. Manufacturing rose to 76 300 with a gain of 1 400, mining to 17 000, contract construction to 23 900, and trade and services to 102 300. Tucson and Pima County employment totaled 85 700.

Phoenix Arizona Employment Security Commission Tucson Pima County

Negro Youth Patrol Helps Curb Dayton Race Turmoil

Dayton Ohio followed Tampa Florida's example by sworn in Negro youths as a city patrol to deter violence. Police reported isolated incidents on the West Side with rock throwing and a small lumber fire but no major fires. Cincinnati maintained a fragile cease-fire as Ohio National Guard enforced order amid arson and looting.

Dayton Ohio Tampa Fla Cincinnati West Side Nick Nuccio Nuccio Ohio National Guard

Seven Changes Made To Apollo Ship

NASA announced seven changes to the Apollo moon landing spacecraft to reduce fire risk and improve astronaut safety at Cape Kennedy. The modifications target electrical systems and materials to lower danger during missions.

Cape Kennedy UPS U.S. Space Agency

Tungsten mine offer with ready-to-work mill

An investment notice states that $10,000 buys into a tungsten mine ready to operate now. The mill can produce 150 units daily and all papers, including the purchase contract, are available. Interested parties should contact Star-Citizen Box 580 with name, address, and phone number.

Star-Citizen Box 580

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