Louis B. Schmidt Dies at State University Faculty Leader
Louis Bernard Schmidt longtime faculty member at State University and noted historian dies aged 45 born in Belle Plaine Iowa. He earned degrees from Cornell College and the University of Chicago and is survived by son Louis Bernard Jr. of Phoenix. Private burial at Grantwood Cemetery tomorrow followed by a memorial service at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Arizona Mortuary Chapel.
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United Community Campaign sets 1963 64 goal for funds drive
A roundup of 1963 64 campaign finance targets notes United Community Campaign aims to raise 1 007 000 dollars as community programs seek renewed funding. the report highlights the drive's scope and anticipated impact across local organizations.
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Nicklaus shoots 77 as 36-hole total reaches 153
Jack Nicklaus fired a 77 today to go with yesterday’s 76 for a 36-hole total of 153. Don Finsterwald led with 73-69-142 as AAU National Track and Field Championships begin with record hopes and the 440-yard duel between Ulis Williams and Adolph Plummer looms.
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General Index and Bridge Highlights in Molly Mayfield
Public records and sections list include 20 comics 27 movie times WV crossword puzzle 15. Deaths 33 sports 29-32 editorials 10 TV radio dials 26 financial news 18 19 Woman's View 21-24.
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Charge Reduced In Slaying Case Involving Lawrence Chisom
Justice of the Peace Larry Johnson dismissed an open murder charge against 55 year old Lawrence Chisom and ordered the state to refile a lesser manslaughter count. Chisom was held for Superior Court on a $5,000 bond after a two day hearing on the June 2 death of William Ray Bell. The judge said the evidence did not support first or second degree murder. Bell, who had been drinking, struck Chisom with a wooden arm and tried to choke him during a scuffle at 2331 South Park Avenue, where Chisom also lives. Chisom contends he fired in self defense after being attacked with a knife, but he did not testify.
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Switchman Sues SP For 115000 Over Twin Falls Falls
James H. Fox of 2230 N Norton Ave sues Southern Pacific in Superior Court for 115000 claiming injuries from two falls in Tucson yards. He alleges a box car collision with a locomotive brake defect caused a September 16 1961 fall and a May 1962 fall during a coupling operation worsened by a leg injury. The complaint notes a fractured left arm and facial head injuries.
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Screams Chase Intruder In Home Invasion
A 36-year-old North Side mother fought off an intruder who invaded her home at about 11 p.m. She fired a pistol but did not shoot. The attacker wore a blue pullover and disappeared. the woman sustained head, shoulder, back, and thigh abrasions and police found greasy handprints and shoe prints at the scene.
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Two Honolulu Papers Struck Over Wage Dispute
Six unions walked out of Honolulu Star-Bulletin and Honolulu Advertiser in a wage dispute. Strikers left at 6:30 a.m after federal mediators failed to yield agreement. The Hawaii Newspaper Agency joint production facility was involved.
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Detectives Track Leads In Slaying
Detectives seeking the identity of the person or persons responsible for Glendell M. Soape's murder say they have obtained descriptions of men and women seen with him before his death. They believe Soape was in Nogales the night of May 22 and killed the next morning. Officers McDonald Smith and Moore returned from Nogales after hours of work and spoke with many witnesses who recalled Soape in several bars the night before he was struck and dumped in a field near Sahuarita.
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Subdivision Roads Put In Hands Of Engineer
The Pima County Board of Supervisors adopted a policy shifting subdivision road decisions to the county engineer Walter Burg. Burg will approve or suggest changes on road location and drainage, after which plats go to the Planning and Zoning Department for zoning compliance, with final Board review remaining possible. The change aims to reduce delays builders say plagued plat approvals.
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County road delays hinge on Burg and board rulings
The text notes that construction delays stem from disagreements between the county engineer planning office and Burg. Only remaining area of dispute may be between Burg and the supervisors, with charges of delays aimed at the planning process and road matters.
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Cut-Rate Haircut Card Sparks Union Drive In Tucson
In Tucson union barbers push 25 cent cut-rate cards for non-union shops as part of a organizing drive led by Onas Van Winkle of Local 709. A Mira Cal Mile Strip shop is named so far, with Blackerby’s Bill's Barber Shop avoiding comment.
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Tucson Daily Citizen subscription notes and rates
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists its publication details and subscription prices. It shows daily delivery in Tucson and outside rates, with annual carrier and mail options and per week home delivery charges.
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Rumor of 100000 Negro March on Capitol Hill Alarms Officials
Washington police intelligence reports suggest a possible mass demonstration by as many as 100000 African Americans on Capitol Hill to press civil rights legislation. Fears of violence grow among advocates and opponents, amid talk of sit-ins near Congress and the risk of clashes with police.
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Bartender Acquitted In Pool Ticket Case In Tucson
Ronald M. Nocei, 25, was acquitted by Superior Court Judge John F. Molloy of a gambling charge tied to selling football pool tickets last fall at El Sahuaro Tavern. Molloy ruled the pool sale did not constitute gambling under state law, noting he deemed such ticket pools legal. Nocei had been convicted in City Court and fined $150, but appealed.
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