Lee Case Earns Eagle Badge at Court of Honor
Lee Case aged 17 received the Eagle Badge at a Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop 8, sponsored by the First Congregational Church, and was awarded the Emergency Service Award. He belongs to the Order of the Arrow, the Troop 8 mountain rescue team, and the Southern Arizona Rescue Assn. He serves as Camp Lawton counselor and plans to attend the 1960 Boy Scout Jamboree at Colorado Springs as a junior assistant Scoutmaster for Tucson Troop 68.
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Lee Case
First Congregational Church
Lee
Order of the Arrow
Southern Arizona Rescue Assn
Camp Lawton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tucson
Carlson family hosts grand opening at Speedway Country Club branch
Carl Carlson and wife Jo with four children reside at 25 E. Navajo. He serves as Chief Clerk for the Bank of Douglas new Speedway Country Club branch. The grand opening and open house occur Monday June 27 from 3 to 6 p.m. at 313 East Speedway with refreshments and prizes.
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Carl Carlson
Montana
Navajo
New Speedway Country Club
Bank of Douglas
Carlson
East Speedway
Senate Panel Approves Broader Wage Floor Increase
The Senate Labor Committee voted 12 to 2 to raise the minimum wage to 1.25 by 1963 and extend coverage to about five million more workers, mostly in retail and service sectors. If enacted, the schedule would raise the current $1.00 wage to 1.15 next Jan 1, 1.20 by Jan 1, 1962, and 1.25 by Jan 1, 1963.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House Labor Committee
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
City Among 130 In 100000 Class
Tucson joins the 100000 plus cities list, expanding the total to 130. Anaheim grows fastest at 610.4 percent from 14,556 in 1950 to 103,405 in 1960, with Albuquerque Glen dale Amarillo and Wichita Falls among new southwestern entrants.
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Washington
Tucson
Census Bureau
Albuquerque
N. M
Anaheim
Glendale
Calif
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Tex
Fall River
Somerville
Mass
Reading
Wilmington
Del
Parents Shape Teens Driving Habits Say Minnesota Official
E. Ray Cory, president of the Minnesota State Automobile Association, argues many bad drivers inherit habits from parents. He notes youths who observe parents flouting traffic laws tend to develop an irresponsible attitude toward driving.
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Minneapolis
UPI
E. Ray Cory
Minnesota State Automobile Association
Tucson Heat Sparks Busy Recreation Rush Across City
Tucson swelters as heat drives high pool and activity use. City pools host about 2,700 kids daily while 44 recreation sites run indoors programs for 200 to 400 youths each. County sites draw strong turnout though no county pool exists. missions, camps, and baseball also adapt to the heat.
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George Ahrens
David Monreal
Loveless Gardner
Gardner
Boat Capsizes Off Izu Peninsula In Stormy Seas
A 33 ton fishing boat with 26 men aboard capsized two miles off the Izu Peninsula in heavy seas. Fourteen fishermen swam to shore. twelve are missing. The incident occurred late last night and is being investigated by authorities.
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Tokyo
Izu Peninsula
Amphitheater Budget Near Two Million For School District
Amphitheater District board unveiled proposed budgets totaling 1 985 295 for elementary and high schools at a special meeting the first of three hearings. The package exceeds current operating expenses by about 210 000 with two new schools opening this fall. A second hearing is set for June 28 and adoption for July 6.
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Amphitheater
County Board of Supervisors
Acres for Coronado Advance in Arizona Forest Additions
Washington The Senate Interior Committee approved a bill to add 134 acres to the Coronado National Forest in Arizona. It also provides for transfer of 40 acres by the Interior Department to the Coronado National Memorial. The exchange includes 75 acres of federal land and 59 acres of privately owned land and a memorial headquarters site.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Coronado National Forest
Arizona
Interior Department
Coronado National Memorial
Forest Service
History Still Flows in Hidden New Jersey Spring
In Green Village New Jersey a 200 year old house sits above a spring that still runs in a basement pool. Donald Hendershot believes the spring was kept to provide water during possible Indian raids, preserving a long hidden natural feature.
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Green Village
N.J
Donald Hendershot
Hendershot
Solvay High seniors to graduate after picnic brawl
Solvay New York board votes to hold graduation for the class of 1960 despite a teacher-student picnic brawl linked to liquor. A Friday senior breakfast is canceled as parents of 12 pupils accused of misconduct are contacted.
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Solvay
N.Y
Solvay High School
Board of Education
Mery Pirro
Five youths arrested for Liberty Bell replica stunt
Five youths were arrested early on the Florida capitol grounds for ringing a replica of the Liberty Bell at 1 a.m. They appeared in court and were sentenced, the incident prompting a court appearance and the bell being polished.
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Tallahassee
Fla
State Capitol
Livestock Show and Fair Approved for March Dates
The Southern Arizona International Livestock Assn and Pima County Fair, operating jointly, report a net profit of 3858 on 68075 income this year. Next year’s five day show will run March 8 to 12 with efforts to boost livestock sales and a new turnstile count to track attendance. Major funding from state and county support totals 333?5, yes.
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Southern Arizona International Livestock Assn
Pima County Fair
Bath Water Lowered For Continent Version
London based interview with actress Adrienne Corri explains that the Continental version of a movie bubble bath scene removes some water from the bath. The remark highlights differences in international film edits and content standards.
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Continent
London
UPI
Adrienne Corri
Slippery Suspect Escapes Wichita Falls Jail
William J. Hoover aged 22, a burglary suspect, escaped from the county jail by removing his clothes washing with liquid soap and slipping through the food serving hole in his cell.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
UPI
William J. Hoover
Civil Service Training Openings Adults 18 to 55
Advertisement seeks men and women ages 18 to 55 for civil service job training with no experience required. Highlights permanent positions, short hours, good pay, and advancement paths. Send name address phone number and best time to call to Lincoln Service Inc P O Box 12303 Tucson Arizona.
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Lincoln Service, Inc
P.O
Tucson
Ariz
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