Army restricts civilian marksmanship support and gun sales
The Army, led by Secretary Stanley R. Resor, cuts back civilian marksmanship programs, ends ammunition sales to individuals, and tightens rifle sales to clubs. The revised plan favors junior and college clubs, requires NRA membership for buyers, and demands rifles be surrendered if senior clubs fail to back junior groups by December.
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Washington
Army
Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor
Robert F. Kennedy
al Rifle Association
Dec
Insurance Beneficiary Ruling in Mast Case
U S District Court Judge Kilkenny rules that a codicil to Elizabeth Mast's will directs $5 000 of her $98 950 life policy to her husband Mast with the remainder to the estate. The decision treats the codicil as a change of beneficiaries submitted to the insurer and reflects her distressed state before her Nov 19, 1965 death near Prescott.
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Elizabeth Mast
Prescott
Franklin Life Insurance Co
Mast
Kilkenny
Joe Young former Dist. 1 guidance director dies at 68
Dr. Joe M. Young longtime Tucson School District 1 counselor and guidance leader died in Baltimore at 68. A native of Augusta Texas he taught at Safford Junior High and led as principal before becoming guidance director in 1947. He later headed education at Athens College Alabama and held multiple local professional posts. He is survived by his widow two sons two sisters and three brothers. Services set for Navasota Texas with burial in Anderson Texas.
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Joe M. Young
Tucson
Baltimore
Augusta
Tex
District 1
Safford Junior High School
Sam Houston State Teachers ' College
University of Arizona
Tucson District, He Became Head of the Department of Education
Athens College
Alabama
Tucson Community Council
Pima County Association For Mental Health
Tucson Education Association
Arizona
Young
Evelyn Ray Young
Athens
Ala
Joe B
Bill J
Los Angeles
Vera Tims
Bryan
W.F. Becker
Galena Park
Earl
E.J
Houston
E.H
New Orleans
Navasota
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Anderson
Gold Salts Urged For Arthritis
Dr Donald F Hill of Tucson urged use of gold salts to arrest rheumatoid arthritis given enough time. He noted limited use due to demand for dramatic results and said gold salts can arrest the disease in 70 or 80 percent of cases. Hill, a pioneer in gold treatment, spoke at a University of Alberta rheumatology course in Banff.
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Banff
Alberta
Donald F. Hill
Tucson
University of Alberta
Southwest
The
Arthritis Foundation
Hill
Two youths arrested in Downtown Motor Hotel robbery attempt
A second arrest was made today in the attempted armed robbery at the Downtown Motor Hotel on 383 S. Stone Ave. Wayne L. L. Kirk, 74, was assaulted when he refused to rent a room. James Earl Garner, 20, of 136 W. Simpson St., was booked on suspicion. Police had arrested a 17 year old youth earlier and turned him over to juvenile authorities.
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S. Stone Ave
Wayne L. L. Kirk
James Earl Garner
W. Simpson St
Richard N. Gonzales
W. 34Th St
Arizona
Gonzales
Superior Court
Alice Truman
California
Raymond K. Price
John Collins
Clarence H. Ayers
Richard Roylston
Atwood hearing set for next Friday in homicide case
Anthony Atwood 34, charged with shooting his multi millionaire father William E. Atwood, awaits a 9 a.m. prelim in Superior Court before Judge Robert O. Boylston. His mother Rachel Voyles was tried and acquitted. the state court ordered the hearing continued to address Atwood's mental competency at the Superior Court level.
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Anthony Atwood
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Robert O. Boylston
Atwood
Rachel Voyles
State Hospital
High Court
Parole Denied for Mary Rae French by Arizona Board
The Arizona Board denied parole for Mary Rae French after a single appearance. Board member A Alan Hanshaw noted her remorse, praised her education in prison, and recommended continuing rehabilitation with a six month parole review. Her release plans include living in Bellville Texas and pursuing college courses.
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Mary Rae French
A. Alan Hanshaw
Tucson
Hanshaw
Mary Hardin Baylor College
Texas
Belltown
Tex
Schmid
Flag Protection Bill Advances in Senate Judiciary
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a House passed measure making flag desecration a federal offense. Convictions could bring up to one year in prison a $1000 fine or both.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Farm Worker Union Bill Delayed by Senate Walkout
Senate Labor Committee delayed action on a farm workers bargaining bill as Western Republicans Fannin of Arizona and Murphy of California walked out, causing a quorum shortage. Williams, Javits, Morse condemned maneuver as talks aimed to kill the measure.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Paul Fannin
Arizona
George Murphy
California
Fannin
Murphy
Harrison A. Williams
Dn.j
House Rules Committee
Labor Committee
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Senate Migratory Labor Subcommittee
Wiliams
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Dist. 1
Personnel and Guidance Associ
Ation
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Johansen
Lewis Designs
Valley
Caprini
Pavilia
Penaljo
Paradise Kittens
Capezio
Debbie Lewis
Phoenix
E. Pennington
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Ann
Whisper
Palo Verde High School
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