Specialist Here To Deal With Hiring Of Minorities
A U S Department of Labor human relations specialist, Arthur Chapin, visited Tucson to assist the State Employment Service in placement for minority groups. Officials deny ties to discrimination claims, noting routine outreach across Arizona and planned travels to Salt Lake City.
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U.S. Department ‘of Labor
Tucson
Arthur Chapin
Myslicki
Arizona
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Prescott
Casa Grande
Chapin
Salt Lake City
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hill
Realtors Push Arizona Petition To Amend State Constitution
Tucson real estate professionals report 27,003 signatures toward a November vote on a constitutional amendment to allow brokers and salesmen to execute legal documents. Arizona Association of Realtors aims for 69,000 total before July 6 deadline, with strong Tucson support and ongoing effort by about 200 volunteers.
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Tucson
Arizona
Stewart Winter
Arizona Association of Realtors
Arizona Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Winter
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Flying Scotsman marks 100th year in London and Edinburgh
The Flying Scotsman, among the world’s best known trains, celebrated its centennial with two sections departing from Edinburgh to London and London to Edinburgh. One portion was named Royal Scots Grey after a regiment. Lord C. Ellington piloted the start, joking that Duke is his nickname. The original 393 mile run took 10 hours, while diesel successors now complete it in about five.
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London
Edinburgh
Royal Scots Grey
Lord C. Ellington
Lord
Duke
New Citizen Heads Back to Native Britain
One of 31 naturalized in U S District Court reactions note fate may take Mrs. Patrick Amick of Runa West Virginia to Britain with her husband a technician on Operation Mercury at Guaymas Ten nations represented among new citizens include Mexico Colombia England Germany Canada Italy Morocco Chile Jamaica Thailand Scotland and more with individuals named from Tucson and surrounding area Dr Marguerite Williams led the ceremony and was introduced by Mrs William E Naumann sponsor of the Tucson Woman's Club Others listed include Frank Veres Eliazar Mercado Julio Cesar Rivera Orozci David Frank Beer and many more from diverse backgrounds.
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Patrick Amick
Amick
Runa
W. Va
Guaymas
Britain
U.S
James Walsh
Frank Veres
N. 6Th Ave
Mario Humberto Gonzalez
W. Alameda St
St. Mary's Hospital
Marguerite Williams
Arizona’ Federation of Women’s Clubs
Williams
William E. Naumann
Tucson Woman's Club
Mexico
Antonio Leopoldo Barranco
Blanca Vida Almada Barranco
Linden
Eliazar Mercado
Tennessee St
Eva Carrillo Miles
Mountain Ave
Francisco’ Leon Leon
Humberto Zepeda Urbano
Sonora St
Vincente Jacinto Palomino
Main Ave
Colombia
Julio Cesar Rivera-Orozci
E. Elm St
England
David Frank
Slaying Suspect Believed In Texas
Fort Worth Texas authorities said a New York physician Dr Harvey Lothringer and his Cuban receptionist Terry Carillo may have been in Fort Worth as recently as last Friday. Detectives linked the pair to the New Rochelle College student Barbara Loframento who was found murdered in New York. A dry cleaning shop operator in Fort Worth identified the couple as the pair seen with trousers brought in last Thursday and later returned Friday saying they were leaving town.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Andre Fournier
New York
Harvey Lothringer
Barbara Loframento
New Rochelle College
Jamaica Estates North
Lothringer
Terry Carillo
Fournier
Miss Carillo
Police Focusing on Five in Car Bombing Case
Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire said five persons are being interrogated related to a June 9 car bombing outside the Teamsters union office at 501 E. Grant Rd. One official Edward Koenig was wounded, organizer Jim W. Smith of Sacramento was thrown from the car but uninjured. The blast appears aimed at warning, not killing.
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Bernard L. Garmire
Teamsters Union
E. Grant Rd
Edward Koenig
Jim W. Smith
Sacramento
Calif
Garmire
Youth Gang Beats Robs UA Students
Five University of Arizona students acting in an Old Tucson melodrama were robbed at knifepoint on West Speedway. Three were beaten with clubs by a gang of six youths. two female passengers were unharmed. The victims did not need medical treatment and continued to perform the show after paying $10 to the attackers.
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University of Arizona
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Pinecrest Center
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Saveco
Bao Nt Naas
eRee Tae
UCSON
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East 22Nd St
County Fair
South Cherry
Pueblo Plaza
S. 6Th Avenue
Solens Center
Las Vegas
Acters
Louis L. Reasor
Hughes Aircraft Company
Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Co
ST Sixth Street
South Plumer
Daily Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Sheila Margaret Hurt
Apt. 1
N. Jones~ Blvd
Nancy Doreen Parris
Circle Dr
Ajo
Germany
Juergen August Foerstner
Barbara Hermann
Kaibab Vista
Roswitha Marianne Ferrell
E. 18Th St
Amy Parsons
Jefferd St
Fort Huachuca
Canada
Agnes Hanor Albertson
E. 20Th St
Jamaica
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Chapter Drive
Thailand
Angela Saunders
N. Alicia
Scotland
Annette Gilchrist Perry
Skyline Ave
Texas
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Amomos Leltheed Va
Aio Arte
Harry
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Congress
Stone
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