City Council Eyes Swift Rezoning Reform and Budget Moves
A 40 item agenda features a plan to speed rezoning by removing neighbor- hood signature gathers and allowing staff initiated cases to head to public hearings. The council also weighs a tentative $10,281,602 budget and a site for an East Side fire station, with village residents set to receive notices. Fortunetellers face a new $300 annual license amid an annexation that includes Marie Anderson’s palm readings.
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East Side
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Porter W. Homer
Randolph Park
Homer
South 6Th Avenue
Marie Anderson
Donald Lynch
Jack Marks
Tucson Public Accommodations Bill To Hear July 5
City Council will introduce a public accommodations ordinance by Mayor Don Hummel to prohibit discrimination in hotels, motels, and restaurants. Final zoning for Monro-Rudman and Colonia Solana land remains uncertain with possible July 5 action pending right-of-way and petition handling reviews.
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Monro-Rudman
Colonia Solano
Don Hummel
Broadway and
Randolph Way
el Conquistador Hotel
Colonia Solana
Broadway
William Wisdom
Wisdom
State Medical Association Resists Social Security Plan
The Arizona Medical Association and other state societies oppose compulsory inclusion of physicians in Social Security. AMA President Dr. Lindsay E. Beaton says Arizona doctors may be alerted next week. The AMA delegates previously rejected the plan 78 to 0 with 2 abstentions.
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Arizona Medical Assn
Lindsay E. Beaton
Tucson
AMA
Arizona
AMA House of Delegates
Scottsdale
U.S. House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Beaton
Arizona Association
Errill B. Manley
Maricopa Society
United States
Pickles Plop On Provo Paving
A pickle packer accidentally dumped about 10 tons of pickles on U S Highway 91 in Provo Utah. The end gate opened while the truck traveled, blocking the road with pecks of pickles. Driver James Christiansen helped clear the mess for the police.
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Provo
Utah
UPI
U. S. Highway 91
James Christiansen
Umbrellas Repaired in 28 Days Shown in London Ad
London shop advertises a prompt repair service claiming umbrellas repaired in 28 days. The brief note highlights a fast turnaround and practical service for customers seeking quick fixes.
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London
UPI
Tucson Folk Dance Club offers free beginner class
The Tucson Folk Dance Club sponsors a free 7 30 p m class for beginners and intermediate dancers at the Jewish Community Center 102 N Plumer Ave The session follows the club night at Catalina Methodist Church which is paused for summer The program covers basic waltz polka and two step with Let's Dance Volume A as reference An open dance session will follow the class and the public is invited
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Tucson Folk Dance Club
Jewish Community Center
N. Plumer
The
Folk Dance Federation of California
Structor
Lillian Paulos
Hellenic Center
Chapman and Capin
Tucson
George Goldmark
Old Pueblo
Silver Spurs
Holaway School
Hughes Club Install President At Tucson Meeting
H. T. Timmermans will be installed as president of the Hughes Tucson Management Club at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Pioneer Hotel. Edward Malinowski Zane Arbush John Alsop and J. M. Fieldin will be installed as officers. Directors W. C. Chesney M. J. Grimes B. G. Kane H. W. Scott N. E. Williams also to be named. J. E. Walsh will discuss Communications Up following the incoming president's speech.
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H. T. Timmermans
Hughes Tucson Management Club
Pioneer Hotel
Edward Malinowski
Zane Arbush
John Alsop
J. M. Fieldin
W. C. Chesney
M. J. Grimes
B. G. Kane
H. W. Scott
N. E. Williams
J. E. Walsh
Walsh
Johnson & Johnson
The
National Cash Register Co
Youth Fellowship Meet At First Christian Church
The Lancaster bulletin notes the first meeting of the Youth Fellowship at the First Christian Church took place on Sunday. The item highlights the youth group’s inaugural gathering in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Tex
UPI
First Christian Church
Youth Fellowship
Hell
Marana Pair Hurt As Car Rams Tree
Two Marana brothers were injured when their car rammed a tree off the Casa Grande Highway six miles west of Tucson. Ralph Wong, 21, in satisfactory condition at St Mary’s Hospital, suffered facial lacerations and bruises. Bing Wong Jr., 13, in fair condition with a fractured arm and possible head injuries. Roadsman Coy Johnston attributed the crash to John W. Baker of Scottsdale changing lanes and pulling in front of the Wong auto, causing Ralph to swerve off the road. The brothers are sons of a prominent Marana rancher.
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Marana
Casa Grande Highway
Tucson
Ralph Wong
St. Mary's Hospital
Bing Wong Jr
Coy Johnston
John W. Baker
Scottsdale
Wong Auto
Wong
Man Hurts Self in Bridge Crash near Tanque Verde
A 41 year old Tucson man Vernon Kluever was injured when his car struck the Tanque Verde Bridge on Sabine Canyon Rd. He was taken to Tucson Medical Center in fair condition with a possible concussion and head lacerations. Officers cited him for failure to control as his steering jammed near the bridge.
Possible Pal Of Blonde Swindle Suspect Hunted
A 44 year old ex convict Peter Usak is sought on a grand theft by embezzlement warrant. He is suspected as the companion and business manager of Marion F. Talbott the 35 year old blonde accused of taking loans with post dated checks from Tucson businessmen. A rental car was not returned from Tanner Motor Tours. A cab driver later filed a complaint.
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Tucson
Peter Usak
Usak
Tanner Motor Tours
N. Scott Ave
Marion F. Talbott
Amphi Lunches Pay Off
The Amphitheater District school lunch program ended the year with a $2625 surplus. An average of 2357 lunches were served daily, with 80 percent in elementary schools and 20 percent in the high school. Funding included federal reimbursement of 17729 and surplus food valued at 26142, plus 25 and 30 cent lunch charges. The Tucson Children's Milk Fund contributed 417 for free milk, and about 80 free lunches were provided daily. Mrs A A Tuell supervises the program.
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Tucson Children's Milk Fund
A. A. Tuell
SP Starts Fast Train Info Service
The Southern Pacific introduces Operation Disk Jockey to provide Tucson residents with automatic train arrival information. Dial Main 40252 to hear recorded schedules, reducing calls to the railroad's switchboard and ticket office. The service is already live in Phoenix and El Paso.
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Southern Pacific
Retiring Immigrations Officer Kemmeries After 41 Years Service
Fred A. Kemmeries, Imm igration Naturalization Service officer in Tucson, will retire July 1 after 41 years with the U S government. Born in Strattman Missouri he began civil service in 1917, served in the War Department and Navy, and spent 35 years in the immigration service with posts including Ellis Island Naples Germany and Nogales before settling in Tucson in 1944. He plans to start a Tucson business and study at the University of Arizona. He and his wife Margaret reside at 610 East 3rd Street.
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Fred A. Kemmeries
Immigration-Naturalization Service
Tucson
United States Government
Armed Forces
U.S. Customs Service
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Strattman
War Department
U. S. Navy
War
Arizona
Margaret
3Rd St
University of Arizona
Woman in Egypt Names Quadruplets Gamal Nehru Tito Nassira
Alexandria mother Attiyat Abdelrahman gave birth this week to quadruplets three boys and a girl named Gamal Nehru Tito Nassira. The Middle East News Agency reported the children and mother are doing fine.
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Cairo
UPI
Alexandria
Gamal
Nehru
Tito
Nassira
Middle East
Attiyat Abdelrahman
Lighthouse Y Day Camps Start Monday
The Lighthouse YMCA opens four two week day camp sessions beginning Monday with an NRA air rifle program for campers to advance from marksman to distinguished rifleman. Activities include Catalina Mountains trips, archery, crafts, swimming, sports, survival lessons, and nature lore led by director Jerry Parks.
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Lighthouse Ymca
National Rifle Assn
Promarksman
Catalina Mountains
Jerry Parks
Sealed Beam Pioneer Honored In Detroit
Floyd F. Kishline, who spent two winters in Tucson, was named one of 19 Pioneers of an Idea in Detroit for sealed beam headlights. The effort, 25 years old, unified designs by state officials, lampmakers and automakers. Kishline, former Nash Co. chief engineer, has multiple inventions. son Lt Samuel J. Kishline reports.
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Floyd F. Kishline
Tucson
Detroit
Kishline
Air Force
Samuel J. Kishline
28Th St
Nash Motor Co
Merriweather, Mich
Two Sentenced for Drunk Driving in City Court
Elizabeth C Burke 50 of 2532 E Venice St and Emilio Garcia Molina 57 of 834 Calle Lerdo were fined 100 dollars and given 10 days in jail for drunk driving. Burke filed oral notice of appeal.
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Elizabeth C Burke
Venice St
Emilio Garcia Molina
Calle Lerdo
Aid Offered for Retarded Children Registration at Beacon Foundation
Consultation and registration for mentally retarded children aged 5 to 12 will be held at 1014 E. St. St. Beacon Foundation runs a nonprofit program open to all racial and religious backgrounds not eligible for public schools. Call director Mrs. Helen B. Keeling for details during the event days 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Wednesday.
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Beacon Foundation
E. St. St
Helen B. Keeling
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Henry Thomas
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Citizen Photo
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Egypt
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