Amphi High Valedictorian Mixup Over Chemistry Slump
At Amphitheater High in 1959 the top two graduates swapped honors when Karen Biggs dropped from first to tied for second after chemistry grades changed. Sue Ann McCoy remained first with 1.175, while Don Graham tied for second at 1.184.
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Karen Biggs
Amphi High
Karen
Amphi
Peyton Reavis
Sue Ann McCoy
Don Graham
Madame Curie
Nobdy
Sue Ann
Reavis
Marion Donaldson
Graham
House cuts hundred million from foreign aid bill
The House voted 164 to 86 to reduce loan authority by 100 million, lowering the foreign aid bill to 3.5426 billion. The measure cuts the development loan fund from 700 million to 800 million while stressing economic over military aid and setting conditions on future funds.
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House
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Foreign Affairs Committee
Latin America
China
Formosa
High Court Rejects Plea By Tucson Man
The Arizona State Supreme Court unanimously rejected a Tucson man Orville W. Young Jr. petition after arguments by attorney W Edward Morgan. The court noted state law grants county judges discretion in sentencing for first drunk driving offenses. Young 48 is vice president of Young Buick Co Tucson. He was ordered to pay 150 dollar fine and spend 15 days in jail after a jury upheld his conviction. He was arrested Sept 20 after a television newscaster stopped his car on East Broadway in Tucson.
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Phoenix
Tucson
State Supreme Court
W. Edward Morgan
Orville W
Dutch) Young Jr
Morgan
Young
Terra Alta Blvd
Young Buick Co
Raul H. Castro
Castro
East Broadway
Cook Will Face Hearing Into Shooting
A 28 year old school cook who turned himself in for shooting a man will face a preliminary hearing Monday in Justice Court on assault with a deadly weapon. Earl Grant of 1026 E 26th St is held in county jail on 5000 bond. Grant shot Vernell Christopher 24 of 832 W Silverlake St at the Charles Young American Legion Post 244 S Meyer Ave last Monday night. Christopher is in satisfactory condition at Pima County Hospital.
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Justice Court
Earl Grant
E. 26Th St
Justice of the Peace
Clark Johnson
Grant
Vernell Christopher
W. Silverlake St
Charles Young American Legion Post
S. Meyer Ave
Christopher
Pima County
Hearing Set July 7 In Assault Case
A preliminary hearing for Richard Leroy Reuillard, 26, charged with forcible rape, is set for 10 a.m. July 7 in Justice Court. He is accused of assaulting a 17 year old girl in his apartment after a social visit and a Coke.
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Richard Leroy Reuillard
Justice Court
Reuillard
E. 3Rd St
Salpointe Sister Catherine Joseph Dies at 39
Sister Catherine Joseph of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet died at St. Marys Hospital Tucson at 39. A rosary is set for this evening and a requiem mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the hospital chapel with Auxiliary Bishop Francis Green presiding. Burial follows in Holy Hope Cemetery. She taught in California, served as Salpoint librarian, and is survived by Sister St. Charles, principal of St. Josephs Parochial School.
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Catherine Joseph
Salpointe High School
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tomorow
Francis Green
Tucson
Holy Hope Cemetery
Sisters of St. Joseph of
The
Arizona Library Assn
Catholic Library Assn
St. Charles
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Craycroft Road
Auto Thefts Cleared Up By Arrests
Police say the arrest of two 18 year olds and a juvenile has cleared up at least four auto theft cases. A car recovered north of the Rillito River was painted with Zorro did it. Quintero and Tellez face charges. Tellez pled guilty to receiving stolen property.
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Zorro
Rillito River
Manuel C. Quintero
N. Anita Ave
Quintero
Benny Tellez
33Rd St
Tellez
Justice Court
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Hyver
William R. Facie
Lee Garrett
Facio
E. 4Th St
High Court
Thenas
Vanita Flickinger
L. B
Plickinger & Sons
Cook
Stone
Pennington
Parker
SHS
Jacome
Parker Pen Company
Dad
Father
Arrow Wash
SWANK
ARROW
Arrow Sport
Earance
Paris
Weldon
Wembley
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