Inaugural Aeronaves Flight Celebrated in Tucson
Mexican governors and aviation officials arrive for a two day Tucson visit honoring Aeronaves Airlines inaugural flight into Tucson Municipal Airport. Attendees include Gov. Sonora Alvaro Obregon Gov. Jalisco Juan Gil Preciado Gov. Sinaloa Gabriel Leyva Velazquez Aeronaves director Jorge Perez y Boras and Walter Buchanan.
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Mexican Airlines
Tucson
Sunshine Climate Club
Mexico
Charles C. Arnold
The
Aerowaves
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Juan Gil Preciado
Jalisco
Gabriel Leyva Velazquez
Sinaloa
Jorge Perez Y Borras
Aeronaves
Walter Buchanan
Ministry of Communication and Transportation
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Notice
Public notice outlines daily newspaper rates and delivery options for Tucson readers. It lists in state and out of town pricing, mail subscriptions, and postage details, indicating a standard rate schedule for the publication.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
Mall
Arizone
Beacon Starts Fall Registration
The Beacon Foundation for the Mentally Retarded will register new children for the fall term from 8 a.m. until noon tomorrow through Friday. The Beacon Foundation is a training school for mentally retarded children five through two, who are unable to attend education classes in acson public schools. Contact Mrs. Helen B. Keeling, director, for more information.
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Beacon Foundation For
Beacon Foundation
Acson
Helen B. Keeling
Trial Set On Drink Sale Charge
A Superior Court trial for Bert W. Orcutt tavern owner and former South Tucson councilman charged with selling liquor to an intoxicated person is set for December 4. Orcutt, 72, was found guilty in Justice Court and fined 150 dollars or 30 days. he appealed. The Spanish Well Tavern owner was arrested April 15 for permitting service to a man later pleaded guilty to drunkenness.
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South Tucson
Bert W. Orcutt
Lee Garrett
Orcutt
Justice Ourt
Spanish Well
S. 6Th Ave
Man Loses Leg In Fall From Train
A transient named H. Everett Markham Jr., 43, formerly of Denver, lost his right leg when he slipped trying to board an eastbound freight near the 4th Avenue subway. He was found by a fireman and taken to St. Mary’s Hospital in satisfactory condition, after initially giving the name John Henry Brown.
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4Th Avenue
H. Everett Markham Jr
Denver
St. Mary’s Hospital
Markham
H. B. McCollum
E. 9Th St
McCarthy Named Commission Chair In Real Estate Board
Harold McCarthy will become chairman of the County Planning and Zoning Commission next month after today's annual officers election. John Harlow remains vice chairman and is a nursery owner reappointed by Supervisor Dennis Weaver. The panel approved an amended Pantano Speedway neighborhood plan and discussed interchanges along Casa Grande Highway. A Rolling Hills subdivision plat was certified for smaller lots due to golf and recreation land dedication. The commission postponed a Catalina Foothills zoning case for cluster housing CR-2.
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Harold McCarthy
County Planning & Zoning Commission
John Harlow
McCarthy
Harlow
Dennis Weaver
Sanitary District Board of Directors
Pantano-Speedway
Board of Supervisors
Camino Seco
Pantano Road
Speedway
Tanque Verde Wash
State Highway Department
Casa Grande Highway
Rolling Hills
Busby-Carroll Construction Co
Alex Garcia
Catalina Foothills
Thomas Via Jr
Catalina
Lana Turner takes Cheryl Crane to East for therapy focused school
Actress Lana Turner flies with her 17 year old daughter Cheryl Crane to the East to consider private therapeutic schools, with Hartford and New York options discussed. Cheryl, previously linked to a fatal 1958 stabbing and earlier runaways, will likely stay in a selected school for several months as juvenile officials note cautious optimism.
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Hollywood
UPI
Lana Turner
East Coast
Cheryl Crane
Hartford
Conn
Cheryl
Johnny Stampanato
East Penne
Fifthusband
Fred May
Restau
Steve Crane
County Probation Department
Miss Turner
May
New York
Simpson Gets Probation After Grand Theft Guilty Plea
Larry Joe Simpson, 18, of 734 W Calle Antonio, pleaded guilty to grand theft and received a three year probation from Judge Lee Garrett in Superior Court. Investigators say he admitted stealing a bicycle on May 22 and selling it for 13 dollars and confessed to three additional bicycle thefts.
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Larry Joe Simpson
Superior Court
Impson
W. Calle Antonio
Lee Garrett
Simpson
Senate OKs Veterans Housing Bill
The Senate passed a veterans housing bill to extend guarantee and direct loan programs to July 25, 1965 for WWII veterans and to Jan. 31, 1975 for Korean War servicemen. It would authorize $1.2 billion more for direct loans and raise the loan cap from 13 500 to 15. The measure moves from the Housing bill to a conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
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Aeronaves Airlines
U.S
Paul Fannin
Hawaii
Frank T. Gibbings
Don Hummel
Pioneer Hotel
Air Force
Davis-Monthan Afb
Strategic Air Command
15Th
Hiway House Motor Hotel
Tare Service
Henry Electric
Henry Electricians
Henry Electric and Lighting
9Th St
Hobart
M. Cable
E. Broadway
EL Encanto
E. Th St
Limb & Brace, Inc
E. Speedway
Bill Hammons
Mike Martinez
East Broadway
Comet
Selby Motors
Atty
Ben Lazarow
Commission
Lana
Daughter
East
Aluminum
S. Campbell Ave
Teohu
Oks Veterans Housing
Fae Saar
Elisa Stevens
Velasco
Stone
Pennington
Morgan-Jones
Buri
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