Beatles In Fireworks Will Highlight Display
The 35th annual Fourth of July show at the University of Arizona stadium features a Beatles themed animated fireworks display. Rudy Black and family designed the program with assistance from the Vigilantes and Jaycee groups, plus local agencies. Paul Mayer hosts, with Amphitheater High Band and various demonstrations. Admission is 75 cents for adults. under 12 free with an adult.
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England
University of Arizona Stadium
Rudy Black
Black
Jerry Pinion
Tucson
Recreation Department
Vigilantes
Jayceeettes
Sheriff's Auxiliary
Tucson Police Department
University of Arizona
Paul Mayer
Jaycee
Prescott College Gift Must Be Matched
Prescott College received a $100,000 gift from a anonymous Tucson donor with the stipulation that it be matched by others. Henry E. Dahlberg, campaign chair, seeks a similar donation in one sum, two of $50,000, or four of $25,000. The gift will be withdrawn if not matched as the college aims to exceed $5 million and opens in fall 1965, sponsored by the Congregational Church.
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Henry E. Dahlberg
Tucson
Congregational Church
Ron Bogard Attends National Y Conclave in Washington
Ronald Bogard son of Mr and Mrs Gene Bogard of 425 Via Guadalupe attends the YMCA Youth Governors Conference in Washington DC this week. He was elected governor of the YMCA Model Legislature in Phoenix in April and is a Tucson High School graduate. He led student government at his school and previously served as the model legislature governor's special assistant. He has held leadership roles in the Metropolitan Hi Y Council and won the Esther M Dunipace Award for outstanding graduating senior.
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Ronald Bogard
Gene Bogard
Guadalupe
YMCA
Washington, D.C
Bogard
Ymca Model Legislature
Phoenix
Tucson High School
Hi-Y Council
Esther M. Dunipace
New Trial Date Set For Globe Man
Globe tavern owner Winston G. Watts faces a re trial on September 8 after a hung jury in the prior action. Judge James A. Walsh set the date following a mistrial declared June 12 after 10 hours of deliberation. Watts is charged with eight counts of refilling and reusing liquor bottles with untaxed spirits and offering them for sale. He also faces counts of possession of refilled bottles and refilling without removing the federal tax stamp.
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Globe Tavern
Winston G. Watts
U. S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Watts
The Lovers Not Obscene, Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that the prize-winning French film The Lovers is not obscene and overturned a $2,500 fine on an Ohio exhibitor. Justice Brennan cited the Roth standard and noted the film's appeal to contemporary community standards, as the case stemmed from Nico Jacobellis's Cleveland Heights Heights Heights theater showing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
William J. Brennan
High Tribunal
Nico Jacobellis
the Heights Art Theater
Cleveland Heights
Three Tucson Students Set for National Music Camp
Nancy Shenkarow, Richard Shenkarow and Elizabeth Weiner will join about 1,550 students at the National Music Camp in Interlochen Michigan for the eight week session beginning June 28. The participants are the children of local residents L E Shenkarow and Dr and Mrs Leonard Weiner. The camp sits on a lake shore in Michigan's north woods.
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Tucson
Interlochen
Mich
Nancy
Richard Shenkarow
L. E. Shenkarow
Elizabeth Weiner
Leonard Weiner
Michigan
North Woods
Winners At Bridge Announced At University Of Arizona
Friday's master point duplicate bridge results list Section A NS Harold Glecker and John Tramontano top in 2 Dr Edmundo Felix and Jack Hibb third Mrs George Lanning and Mrs E M Gillespie. EW Ed Blackmore and Jack Stark lead. second place Mrs James Corbett and Mrs Barbara Downey. third Mr and Mrs Axel Johnson. Section B NS Mrs Elwood Turner and Dennis Kasle win. second Mrs Joseph Wolfe and Mrs George Fossen. third George Morton and Mrs James Aspell. EW Ralph Johnson and Richard Schmieder top. second Mrs Walter Holm and Mrs Ruth Ashe. third Mrs Emma Thomson and Mrs Frank Prince.
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Harold Glecker
John Tramontano
Edmundo Felix
Jack Hibb
George Lanning
E. M. Gillespie
Ed Blackmore
Jack Stark
James Corbett
Barbara Downey
Axel Johnson
Elwood Turner
Dennis Kasle
Joseph Wolfe
George Fossen
George Morton
James Aspell
Ralph Johnson
Richard Schmieder
Walter Holm
Ruth Ashe
Emma Thomson
Frank Prince
Jewish Community Center
County Fair
Student Union
University of Arizona
Modest request for male jury in Chicago nudity case
Toni Lee Shelley a 19 year old model who popularized the topless bathing suit asked a Chicago women’s court for an all male jury in her indecent exposure and related charges. Magistrate Marilyn Konosay set July 10 for trial, attorney Alan Berg argues obscenity interpretation.
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Chicago
UPI
Toni Lee
Shelley
Miss Shelley
Marilyn Konosay /Stanted
Alan Berg
Navajo Tribal Fair Dates Set for September
Window Rock UPI reports the 18th annual Navajo Tribal Fair, described as the nation’s largest Indian fair, will run from September 10 to 13.
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Window Rock
UPI
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Michigan Music Camp
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Elcon
Navajo Fair Slated
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Levy’s Men’s Shoes
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American Cover Co
Terry Recover
Dube
Evy
Ilcon
Hoth
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Dacron
Serta
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