Former state treasurer named head banker for Woodmen of the World
A former Phoenix state treasurer has been appointed head banker for the Woodmen of the World Arizona jurisdiction covering Arizona and New Mexico. He succeeds Pat M. Leon of Tucson who resigned recently due to ill health after a long tenure in the post.
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French Chief In Hush Talk With Chou En Lai in Geneva
Premier Mendes-France moves to Geneva to announce a secret meeting with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai on Indochina. The cabinet is sworn in today as delays push the first session to afternoon, with the war aimed to end in 28 days of resignation. Coty may approve the Geneva trip.
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Local Tucson Drugstores Feature Pharmacy Access
In Tucson, shoppers visit Walgreen's and T. Ed Litt Drugs for prescription services and daily needs, reflecting the city's retail health options and accessibility for residents.
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City Council Lets Contracts
Tucson City Council approved bids for street paving and sewer projects including 22nd Street paving by GTR Construction Co for 102565.24, North Campbell Estates paving by Pioneer Constructors for 63001.25, and East Speedway paving by L. M. White Contracting Co. for 28865.53.
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Sals Tour Probes Arizona Counties Health Units
Dr. C Salsbury State Health Sareen reported a 13 county tour showing most counties favor establishing full time health units under a new legislative act. He will visit Pinal county this week.
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Park Band Concert Set in Armory Park Shell
Tucson summer band presents the first Music in the Park program at 7:30 p.m. in Armory park band shell. Directors Paul L. Grimes and Tom King Burges lead student musicians from public schools and colleges. Senior band performs Footlighters March Malaguena On the Mall March South of the Rio Chalet Overture The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Cypress Silhouettes.
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School Budget Hearings Start With Complications Arising
The Tucson school board opens budget talks for the fiscal year beginning July 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Tucson High’s vocational building. Supt. Robert Morrow estimates a $7.1 million plan plus a $300,000 request to equip two new high schools, while weighing single-year vs two-year funding. The route of funds, line budgeting, ninth-grade transfers to elementary funds, and new schools complicate the process amid enrollment gains and new facilities.
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Board Enacts Four Ordinances In Routine Meeting
The board of supervisors approved four ordinances from June 8 hearings, set July hearings on annexations and district borders, authorized construction bids for Fremont district paving, and adopted changes including dry cleaning permitting in CB-1 zones and various rezonings. They also authorized maintenance on Avra valley road and accepted a cemetery easement for drainage work.
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Campaign Expense Ledger Mentions Cigar Charge
Former Gov Kerr Scott, the North Carolina Democratic U S senator candidate, itemized in his primary campaign report a contribution from Hathaway Cross in Raleigh of one good cigar costing 10 cents.
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Music Feud Sparks Noise at Raleigh Revival and Drive In
A revival preacher and a drive in operator clashed last night in Raleigh. Sam Bell blasted amplified music from his juke box across the street, accusing evangelist Douglas H Poole of violating an antinoise truce. The revivalists countered with hymns as Bell played "Awake Rattle and Roll."
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Good Humor Man Robbed After Freezer Peek
In Los Angeles Henry Hodge a 24 year old Good Humor ice cream man was approached by a customer who pressed a knife to his back while he checked flavors. The assailant escaped with 47 dollars and four gallons of assorted ice cream.
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