Papago Tribal Judge Wins Whitney Opportunity Fellowship
Cipriano J Manuel of Sells, Papago tribal judge since 1968, receives a 1963 John Hay Whitney Foundation Opportunity Fellowship worth 3000 dollars. He plans study in Mexico City at the Inter American Institute on ethnic problems then return to the University of Arizona. Manuel credits his mother Chica Manuel for pushing education despite local ridicule.
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Eric Cavaliero
Cipriano J.manuel
Sells
Manuel
John Hay Whitney Foundation
U. S
Puerto Rico
Guam
Mexico City
Inter- American Institute
University of Arizona
Chica Manuel
Santa Rosa
Tucson
Tucson Indian School By Attending Coolidge Union High School
Cipriano Manuel
John Hay Whitney
Warrior Judge Manuel Overcame Odds To Lead Navajo Nation
Manuel, who left high school in 1943 to join the Navy, later earned a diploma at a naval station in Atlanta and attended Sacramento Junior College. After service in Korea, he returned to the reservation, built a home, and was elected tribal judge in 1959, tackling Papago customs, alcohol issues, and adoption cases while stressing discipline and leadership.
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Manuel
Navy
Naval Air Station
Atlanta
Sacramento Junior College
Department of Indian Health
Germaine
General Motors
Southgate
Calif
Whitworth College
Spokane
Wash
Presbyterian Church
Air Force Reserve
Strategic Air Command
New York
Mercury Falls Into 40s Marks Start of Summer
Early morning readings in the 40s signaled the first full day of summer across the Great Lakes region and parts of the Ohio Valley and northern Rockies. Temperatures ranged from 50s to the 90s nationwide with dust storms in Nebraska and thundershowers scattered across the plains Northwest Florida Alabama and North Carolina.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
North
Central Plains
Pacific Northwest
Florida
Alabama
North Carolina
City will adopt budget Monday in Tucson
Tucson officials prepare to adopt the 1963 64 budget totaling 17,371,108 after a public hearing. The plan increases allocations for street projects police fire parks and libraries while avoiding new taxes. Actions also advance 22nd Street overpass widening lighting and Alvernon improvements with state bid calls.
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Tucson
City Hall
Mark Keane
Keane
Parks and Recreation Department
22Nd Street
Craycroft
Kolb
Alvernon
Broadway
City Atty
Calvin Webster
William and
Mary Anne Reimann Richey
22Nd
Craycraft
Avenida Vega
Calle Betelgenr
State Highway Department
Rickover Won’t Retire From Active Duty
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth said Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover will be recalled to active duty when he reaches the 64 retirement age next winter. He may remain director of the Bureau of Ships nuclear power division if willing and able to serve, despite a past heart attack and some opposition to atomic submarines.
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Washington
IAI
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Bureau of Ships
Korth
Navy
Congress
Tucson Girl Wins Foreign Study Grant For Doctorate
Emma Gee of Tucson earned a Foreign Area Training Fellowship to study for a doctorate in international relations. The grant, now under the Joint Committee of Social Science Research Council and the American Council of Learned Societies, supports advanced study at Columbia University in political institutions of China and Russia, U.S. foreign policy, and language training. Miss Gee, a 1957 Tucson High School graduate and USC alumna, and former Tucson Daily Citizen Achievement Award winner, will continue at Columbia after earning a master's there this month.
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Emma Gee
Tucson
Ford Foundation
Joint Committee of Social Science Research Council
American Council of Learned Societies
Miss Gee
Joe Gee
6Th Ave
Columbia University
Columbia
China
U.S.S.R
United States
Tucson High School
Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson High
American Field Service
Europe
University of Southern California
Limousine Service Suspended at Tucson Airport
The Arizona Corporation Commission granted Tanner Gray Line Motor Tours a suspension of limousine service at Tucson International Airport until Sept 1. The firm, operating for a decade, lost $12 000 last year and carried about 15 passengers daily on average.
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Tucson International Airport
Saree
Arizona Corporation Commission
Tanner Gray Line Motor Tours
Tanner
Maynard Dixon Oil on Display at Pima Savings
An original oil by Maynard Dixon, a noted western painter, from Tucson collector John Joynt, is on display at the downtown Pima Savings & Loan office. The 1941 scene shows an Indian woman with a herd of sheep in northern Arizona. valued at 7,000 dollars. Dixon died in 1946 after moving to Tucson in 1939 with wife Edith Hamlin.
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Maynard Dixon
Pima Savings & Loan Association
Historic Steel Agreement May Hint At Price Rise
Pittsburgh observers weigh a new 11 producer and United Steelworkers deal that gives no wage hike but adds fringe benefits costing about 15 cents per hour over 21 months. Demand remains solid, inventories may shrink, and selective price increases could occur without a broad rise.
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Pittsburgh
Tte
United Steelworkers
Kennedy
Steelworkers react to 13 week vacations pact
In Pittsburgh a Jones & Laughlin mill crowd discusses a new labor deal granting 13 week vacations every five years. About half the 400000 steelworkers will qualify with mixed views on leisure time and proposed extra jobs.
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Pittsburgh
Yea Toy
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Lou Felicetti
Bethel Park
George Slovonic
Sam Karlovich
Duquesne Heights
Investigators press Nogales lead in Soape murder case
Pima County detectives McDonald and Smith return to Nogales Son to question witnesses after tracking suspects across the border. They seek more descriptions of people seen with Glendell Soape on May 22 23 as they pursue fresh clues in the Scottsdale insurances salesman's fatal killing.
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Ace Bushnell
Scottsdale
Pima County
Nogales, Son
James McDonald
Richard €. Smith
Glendell M
Nogales
McDonald
Vicienti Alvarez
Son
Pima
Smith
Mexico
John A. Gammons
Soape
Sahuarita
Two Booked For Roles In Detention Home Flight
Two youths were booked at city jail and appeared in Justice Court on felony charges stemming from the July 12 escape of two juveniles from the Pima County Juvenile Detention Home. Lewis Arthur Martin 18 and Rockland Young 17 face charges tied to the theft of an acetylene torch and equipment used in the break.
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City
Justice Court
Pima Counity
Lewis Arthur Martin
E. 31St St
Rockland Young
E. 31St St. Martin
Young
George Audish ‘Welding Co
S. Factory Ave
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Donald McAllister
Apt. 1
E. Navajo Road
Robert Martin
Ft. Grant State
Gerald Dean Lindsay
W. 44Th St
Martin
Blood Center Sets Donor Dates
The Red Cross Blood Center at 222 S. Cherry Ave will be open to donors Monday 11 am to 3 pm and Thursday 1 to 5 pm. The Bloodmobile will visit Bisbee Tuesday 12:30 to 5:30 pm and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Friday 9 am to 2 pm.
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Red Cross Blood Center
S. Cherry Ave
Bisbee
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
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22Nd St
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Patterson Drive
Christopher City
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Senate
House
Charles M. Beeghly
Iron Age
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First Ave
Catalina Foorhills
American Hospital Association
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