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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1962

Page

18

Women Robbery Attacks Reported on South Convent Avenue

Two separate incidents on South Convent Avenue left men wallet-less after being wrestled to the ground by groups of women. Armando Gonzales says a pair offered prostitution then grabbed his wallet in the 200 block early yesterday. Arthur Gonzales reports four women surrounded him Saturday, knocking him down and taking about $18 from his wallet as bystanders blocked his pursuit.

South Convent Avenue Armando Gonzales Convent Arthur Gonzales Glendale

Lodge Kennedy Raise Battle For Massachusetts Senate Seat

In Massachusetts the Lodge Kennedy feud for a U.S. Senate seat intensified as George Cabot Lodge won the Republican endorsement and Edward M Kennedy secured the Democratic nod. Lodge, 34, seeks to avenge past Kennedys’ defeats. Kennedy, 30, is John F. Kennedy’s youngest brother.

Boston Lodge-Kennedy U.S. Senate George Cabot Lodge Senate Edward M Ted) Kennedy Lodge Henry Cabot Lodge U.S United Nations Kennedy John F. Kennedy Henry Cabot Lodge Sr John F. Fitzgerald Edward Kennedy Springfield George Lodge GOP Kennedys Edward J. McCormack Jr McCormack Massachusetts John W McCormack Laurence Curtis Curtis

Arizona to require color photos on licenses and higher fees

Arizona drivers' licenses issued after Wednesday will include color photographs. A 1962 law increases the three year license fee from $2 to $2.50 to cover photo costs and takes effect Thursday along with other acts. These include annual vehicle inspections, open meetings for public bodies, misdemeanors for mutilating political posters, equal pay for women, and salary increases for officials, with many acts carrying emergency clauses.

Phoenix Arizona Highway Department Cal

Wood's Rites Set Wednesday

Grave side services will be held at 10 30 am Wednesday at Black Oak Cemetery in Canelo for Henry Wood 91 pioneer Santa Cruz County rancher Wood came to Ft. Thomas Ariz with family in 1890 from Texas moved to Patagonia in 1900 and homesteaded in Elgin valley in 1917 His widow Myrtle son Mack Elgin brother Martin Winkleman sister Mrs Ida Sanders Arlington survive Another son Warren was killed during World War II.

Nogales Black Oak Canelo Henry Wood Santa Cruz County Wood Ft. Thomas Ariz Texas Patagonia Elgin Valley Myrtle Mack Elgin Martin Winkleman Ida Sanders Arlington Warren

Wanted 18 to 51 for U.S. Civil Service jobs

Lincoln Service offers free information on federal positions and salaries with how to qualify, testing prep, and admission to a training program. The ad promises high starting pay up to 446 per month, low education requirements, and strong advancement. it notes the program is privately run and not government-connected.

U.S. Civil Service Amu Lincoln Service, Inc P.Q Tucson Arizona U.S Pavbercnr IEN Lincoln Service

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