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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1963

Page

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New YR Chief Backs Goldwater While Opposing U.N.

Donald E. Lukens won the Young Republicans chair after a combative convention voting 318 to 305 on the second ballot. He endorsed Barry Goldwater and supports abolishing the federal income tax and U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations. Deputy tension arose as delegates clashed with sergeants at arms during the tumultuous election.

San Francisco UPI National Young Republicans Today Barry Goldwater United States United Nations Donald E Buzz) Lukens Washington, D.C Conserva Tucson Daily Citizen The Citizen Publishing Co Tive Charles McDevitt Boise Idaho McDevitt Robert Gaston Los Angeles California Lukens Rules Committee U.S House of Representatives Arizona

Barry Goldwater Denounces City Machines at New Castle Rally

Senator Barry Goldwater told a GOP rally in New Castle Indiana to oppose big city Democratic machines and pursue reform. He claimed Nixon clearly won the 1960 election but was stolen by liberal and vice linked forces, and signaled a possible 1964 presidential bid with a wait and see approach.

Rreason California McDevitt Idaho Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Jean McKee New York John Birch Society New Castle Ind UPI Barry Goldwater Lords of Vice Crime Richard M. Nixon Goldwater Nixon Arizona Barry Nce

Royal Elected Regional VP of Young Republicans

Tucson attorney Robert Royal was elected regional vice president of the National Young Republicans Federation during its San Francisco convention. He will oversee Young GOP activities in Arizona California Hawaii and Nevada. Peter G Dunn of the University of Arizona was chosen College Republican director for 13 Western States pending a credentials dispute resolution. Mrs Evelyn Timmons wife of Dr Richard Timmons of Scottsdale was elected assistant secretary.

Tucson Robert Royal National Young Republicans Federation San Francisco GOP Dunn Evelyn Timmons Richard T. Timmons Scottsdale National Federation

Masters To Play In Bridge Charity Benefit

Fifteen life masters will compete in a charity bridge game at 1 pm July 7 at the Tucson Bridge Club. The event, organized by James Aspell, invites players to join with a special YMCA Send-a-Child-to-Camp Fund donation. Refreshments will be provided.

Life Masters Tucson Unit Tucson Bridge Club Sed N. Los Altos-Ave James Aspell Depsenad YMCA

Viscount Massereene on deer hunting bill in Lords

In the House of Lords Viscount Massereene and Ferrard argued against the wild deer protection bill saying some old deer appear to enjoy being hunted. He commented the bill would affect hunting traditions and equate to interfering with nature.

London UPI Viscount Massereene Ferrard House of Lords

Embassy Shakeups Expected in Kennedy Admin

U S officials anticipate ambassadorial changes after Kennedy Europe trip. Potential moves include Charles W. Yost to Yugoslavia, Henry A. Byroade to Burma, William Attwood to Bolivia, DeLesseps Morrison to resign from the OAS post, and replacements for Reinhardt in Italy and Mann in Mexico as two-year tenures end.

Washington U.S Europe Asia Kennedy Charles W. Yost United Nations Adlair Stevenson Yugoslavia Yost George F. Kennan Institute For Advance Study Princeton N.J Tucson American Association For the United Nations Henry A. Byroade U.S. Disarmament Agency Burma William Attwood Guinea Hen S. Stephansky Bolivia DeLesseps S. Morrison Organization of American States G. Frederick Reinhardt Italy Thomas C. Mann Mexico

Man Fined In Death Case Overdose Coverup

William M. Smith pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor charges in a case linked to the death of Robert L. Walls after a weekend narcotics party. He and Vernon Doles faced fines totaling 70 dollars while Henry Butler was deferred to August 8.

William M. Smith Smith S. Convent Ave Vernon Doles N. Perry Ave Henry Lee Butler Robert Leon Walls E. 37Th St Walls S. Park Ave E. Ajo Road Butler Doles Grant

Russian Shop offers free vodka to early onliners

London shop announces free vodka for customers who join the line early for a special sale. The offer targets those who discover they are a bit too cold after queuing.

London Upi

UCC Names Residential Unit Chief William Bradley

William Bradley, executive at Mountain States Telephone, is named chairman of the United Community Campaign residential division. He says Tucson has potential beyond the $63,000 quota and notes fewer than 4,000 of 70,000 area households contributed previously. He urges more women volunteers to reach more homes and cites his local roles with the Chamber of Commerce, Visiting Nurse Association, and downtown Liang Club.

William Bradley Mountain States Telephone United Community Campaign Bradley Tucson UCC Chamber of Commerce Visiting Nurse Association Liang Club

Ex-Convict With Pistol Imprisoned In State Court

An ex convict on parole was sentenced to nine to ten years in state prison for pistol possession. Tommy Albert Sheffield, 22, received the maximum on the pistol charge from Superior Court Judge Robert Boylston. Two others before Judge Herbert F. Krucker received probation for related offenses.

Tommy Albert Sheffield Superior Court Robert ©. Boylston Herbert F. Krucker Ronald Anderson E. el Cajor William A. Hunter Sheffield

Woman Hurt In Accident Driver Flees

Mrs. Mary Clark 21 of 1218 S Treat Ave is in good condition at Tucson Medical Center after a three vehicle collision near E Golf Links Road and S Alvernon Way. One driver fled on foot and is being hunted by sheriff's deputies. The rear end collision spun Clark's sedan in front of a Forest Service pickup. its occupants were uninjured.

Mary Clark S. Treat Ave Tucson Medical Center E. Golf Links Road S. Alvernon Way

Ward osteopath faces eight charges in high society probe

Testimony in London swirls as Dr Stephen Ward faces eight charges including procuring brothel keeping and abortion. Marilyn Rice-Davies and Christine Keeler name a web of affairs involving Lord Astor Profumo and a Soviet attaché Evgeny Ivanov. Ward is accused of living off earnings of two young women and arranging sexual encounters at a flat with a two way mirror.

London Stephen Ward Ward Crown John Profumo Marilyn Mandy) Rice-Davies Christine Keeler Miss Keeler Profumo Mandy Lord Astor Viscount Astor James Bruce Douglas Fairbanks Jr Christine Macmillan Evgeny Ivanov Ivanov Miss Rice-Davies Ronna Ricardo Paris Sally Jean Norie Cliveden Leo Gradwell Old Bailey Central Criminal Court

Mud adobes face hurdles on Nogales crossing

A rambling note from Sahuarita reports RAMON and family prepared mud adobes rejected by Nogales agricultural authorities. After a call to the germicidal warfare chief in Hobokam and a PERMISO grant, crossers may proceed. The writer touts FHA backing and a subdivision near shopping plans with Quintas acreage offered at 2500 and 5600 dollars, inviting open houses and buyers.

Nogales Dept. of Agriculture Ramon Hobokam Permiso Sahuarita

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