Jousting Revival Opens At Montacute England
Britain launches a staged jousting program at Montacute in Somerset to recreate Elizabethan sport for visitors. Col. Anthony Bullivant says bouts are rehearsed and fixed, but real danger remains as riders collide and armor clanks amid trumpets and pageantry.
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Eddie Gilmore
Associated Press
Montacute
England
Britain
Col
Anthony Bullivant
National Trust
London
Bullivant
Telescope dangling from crane tests for space balloon mission
University of Arizona scientists tested a 28 inch telescope suspended from a 200 foot crane to verify tracking while swayed. The balloon borne observatory, to reach 115000 feet, aims to study ultraviolet signals from stars and planets. first launch is planned for late August from Page. NASA funds the program.
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Peter Starrett
University of Arizona
Tom Gehrels
Page
Gerard P. Kuiper
Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Kuiper
Kimble Plans Party For Helpers
William Kimble the Republican candidate for District 2 congressman will host an informal supper and swim party for campaign workers and families at the Lodge on the Desert 306 N Alvernon Way. About 150 guests are invited including advisory committee members Joe Wilcox Richard Burke and Robert C Lesher and members of Youth for Kimble and the Kimble Kadettes. The Kadettes will introduce a Kimble campaign song. Mrs Louise Baird is in charge of arrangements.
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William Kimble
District 2
N. Alvernon Way
Kimble Advisory Committee
Joe Wilcox
Richard Burke
Robert C. Lesher
Youth For
Kimble
Kimble Kadettes
Kadettes
Louise Baird
University of Arizona Receives $300000 Research Grant
The University of Arizona has been awarded a $300 000 matching funds grant from the U S Public Health Service to support construction of research laboratories in the new Pharmacy Microbiology Building. Completion is targeted for August 1965 with the grant aiding plans for new labs on the fourth floor and animal research space on the fifth floor under department head Dr. Kenneth F Wertman.
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University of Arizona
U.S. Public Health Service
Kenneth F. Wertman
UA Microbiology and Medical Technology Department
St Josephs Hospital Wins National Award for Patient Relations
St Josephs Hospital received a national award and a $250 grant for its patient relations program for expectant parents. Sister Elizabeth Joseph, the hospital administrator, will accept the prize next Wednesday. The award, sponsored by M Edison Chemical Company through its PULSE on Patient Relations newsletter, recognized the hospital’s tour and booklet program for expectant families.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Elizabeth Joseph
NASA Grants Support UA Research Projects
NASA announced three grants totaling 77 927 dollars to the University of Arizona for a one year period. Dr L E Weaver receives 30000 to apply automatic control theory to nuclear rockets while 26927 covers salaries for observation with a 16 inch telescope on Tumamoc Hill studying comets Venus Mars and Jupiter cloud layers and lunar gas eruptions. A 21000 grant funds theoretical work on a hybrid digital analogue computing technique by Dr G A Korh professor of electrical engineering.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University of Arizona
Carl Hayden
Morris Udall
L. E. Weaver
Nuclear Engineering
Tumamoc Hill
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
G. A. Korh
Lifesaving Class Deadline Nears at Southside YMCA
Registration closes Wednesday for lifesaving courses at the Southside Branch. The program offers junior and senior YMCA and Red Cross classes for men and women, with a $5 non member fee. Call the Southside YMCA for details.
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Southside
YMCA
Red Cross
Southside Ymca
Man Found Dead Near St Mary's Hospital
Police investigate the death of 22 year old Phil lip D. T. Durbin found under a bus bench at Silverbell and St Marys roads near St Marys Hospital at 12 30 a m. He was pronounced dead at the hospital. Coroner Louis Hirsch noted needle marks on the left arm and said tests are needed to determine the cause. Evidence suggested Durbin was dumped under the bench by someone who then attempted to revive him. His abandoned car was found at Church Ave and W Broadway.
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Phillip D. T. Durbin
36Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Durbin
Silverbell
St. Mary's
Church Ave
W. Broadway
FBI Agents Relocate Offices Over Space Shortage
FBI agents will move from the Federal Building at E Boardway and Scott Ave to the Mayer Alameda Building at 110 E Alameda St in about a month. Edward Ruble of the General Services Administration cites the need for extra space for the FBI and other federal agencies. Some space in the new building is already used by city offices.
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Federal
E. Boardway
Scott Ave
FBI
Mayer- Alaméda
E. Alameda St
Edward Ruble
General Services Administration
New Judge Crater Hunt Yields No Leads
New York reports the ongoing search for Judge Joseph Crater produced no trace yesterday. Crater, a State Supreme Court justice, vanished after taking a taxi in Times Square in August 1930, and has remained missing as the city’s most famous case.
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New York
Joseph Crater
New York City
Justice Crater
State Supreme Court
Times Square
Mecham Switches From Senate to Arizona Governor Bid
Evan Mecham of Glendale quits the Senate race to pursue the GOP gubernatorial nomination. He criticizes Gov. Paul Fannin and rival Richard Kleindienst, cites deteriorating state conditions, and vows to campaign against highway and retirement board issues. He has previously run unsuccessfully against Carl Hayden.
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Phoenix
Evan Mecham
Glendale
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Mecham
Tucson
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Richard Kleindienst
Fannin
Goldwater
Kleindienst
GOP
State Highway Department
Robert Bohannan
State Retirement Board
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Bohannar
Theft charge dismissed in grand theft case
Harald H. Stein, returned from California for a preliminary hearing, had a grand theft charge dropped by Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson for lack of probable cause. He was accused of taking 18 rebuilt auto transmissions worth 2,500 and 600 dollars from Guaranteed Discount Auto Repair Inc., while in charge of the shop last April. Stein, 58, was arrested in San Diego after leaving Tucson and extradition proceedings were begun. His last Tucson address was 252 W. Valencia Road.
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Harald H. Stein
California
Justice of the
Clark H. Johnson
Stein
Guaranteed Discount Auto Repair Inc
S. Bth
San Diego
Tucson
Valencia Road
NAACP Breaks Tradition Takes Anti Barry Stand
The NAACP officially opposed Barry Goldwater for president marking the first such stance. Delegates urged Republicans to deny Goldwater the nomination and favor a candidate aligned with equal opportunities. The convention also pressed for a Mississippi boycott and discussed federal action to restore order.
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NAACP
Anti-Barry
Washington
Goldwater
Senate
Mississippi
Boston
Medgar Evers
Phoenician Seeks State Tax Post
Phoenix businessman John M. Hazelett announces he will seek the Republican nomination for Arizona State Tax Commissioner. He cites corruption concerns, needs in reevaluation, rising taxes, and high government spending, advocating a progressive Arizona with fewer taxes and expenses. Hazelett is president of Superior Equipment Co. and a longtime CPA graduate of the University of California.
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John M. Hazelett
Phoenix
Ariizonan
Arizona
Hazelett
Superior Equipment Co. of
The
University of California
Ahee to Speak to Young Democrats in Tucson Luncheon
State Sen. Sol Ahee of Pima will address the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson at their Monday luncheon at the Westerner Hotel. The first-term senator has announced his bid for re election.
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Sol Ahee
D-Pima
Young Democrats of
Greater Tucson
Westerner Hotel
Ahee
Senate
Verde Meadows Town House Bargain Not For Everyone
Home buyers are warned that Verde Meadows town houses offer tax deduction advantages and low upfront cost claims. With Liberal FLHA terms, buyers can pay as little as 350 dollars total cash, comparable to first and last months rent, but skeptics note tax and interest deductions apply.
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Verde Meadows
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